Kulayfi Haji and Cuit Pineda - 1-2 at last year's city cross country meet- have graduated. Who will fill the void?
It's time to talk Cross Country. Here is a breakdown of the key losses and returnees from the Chicago Public League.
Northside
Losses: Cuit Pineda, Cooper Eben, Jiasong Yang
Returners: Charlie Mesimore, Wesley Laytham, Fahad Savari, Erik Zuehlke, Pat Duffy
Mather
Losses:
Returners: Abe Haji, Juan Mendez, Tarik Estrada (questionable return?), Bana Negash, Abdel Elyousoufi, Corey Liskiewicz, Aidrous Ahmed, Sukrins Shreshta, Victor Maldonado
Lane Tech
Losses: Kulayfi Haji, Victor Terrazas, James Wiatr, Nathan Wade-Scott
Returners: Lucas Beltran, Danny Zimny-Schmitt, Jimmy Orellana, Pedro Medrano, Kevin Perez, Marcelo Burbano, David Timlin, Michael Morin,Matthew Grygo
Jones
Losses: Charlie Obermeyer
Returners: Jamison Dale, Luke O'Connor, Armando Rodriguez, Kirby Lawson, Timothy Warren, Luke Helliker, Kurt Degillio
Lake View
Losses: Luis Hernandez, Sergio Navas, Michael Tran
Returners: Oscar Medina, Eduardo Chavez, Jorge Almazan
Kenwood
Losses: Wilson Tan
Returners: Joseph Laseter, Omar Tall, Terrel James, Victor Guererro, Dixon Romeo, Yusef Hood
Whitney Young
Losses: Matt Otero
Returners: Matt Sebek, Eric Shan Sam Barder, Joe Platt, Sam Redmond, Liam Burns, Mike Schaible, Taro Salinas, Nathan Beltran
Payton
Losses: Jose Mora, Justin Speller, Jimmy Brown
Returners: Jonathon Kamel, Tommy Komendzinsky
The Rest of the CPS
Losses: Andrew Rodriguez (Gage Park)
Returners: Espoire Habimana (CMSA), Andres Mahmud (Steinmetz), Felix Peralta (Juarez), Andrew Zotti (Lincoln Park), Alex Meza (Kennedy), Aldair Solano (Juarez), Michael Gulan (Von Steuben)
northside should also have dominic sieminski back this year...h eran in teh low 17s as a sophomore before an injury last summer ended his cross country season
I've also seen mather running the past few days...with tarik leading the pack, so i'd assume he'll be back
Posted by: meh | June 06, 2010 at 05:19 PM
1. Jones
2. Lane
3. Northside
4. Mather
5. Whitney
Posted by: predictions | June 06, 2010 at 05:50 PM
Jones? Really now?
Posted by: Jones? | June 06, 2010 at 05:53 PM
id say between Jones and Lane its a close call but i see Jones pulling off the win
Posted by: predictions | June 06, 2010 at 05:55 PM
Mather
Whitney
Lane
Jones
Northside
Posted by: prediction | June 06, 2010 at 05:56 PM
it will be jones and mather up top. mather is always in the mix in xc next year will be no different.
Posted by: lt fan | June 06, 2010 at 05:58 PM
I think Mather is mire of a stretch than Jones.
Posted by: J>M | June 06, 2010 at 06:04 PM
I think Mather is mire of a stretch than Jones.
Posted by: J>M | June 06, 2010 at 06:04 PM
1. Lane
2. Mather
3. Jones
4. Northside
5. Whitney Young
6. Lake View
Individual Champion: Oscar Medina (Lake View)
Most Improved Individual: Lucas Beltran (Lane)
Most Improved Team: Jones
Biggest Surpise: Eduardo Chavez (Lake View)
Teams with Best Chance to advance to state: Lane and Jones
1. Oscar Medina (Lake View)
2. Jamison Dale (Jones)
3. Abe Haji (Mather)
4. Juan Mendez (Mather)
5. Charlie Messimore (Northside)
6. Eduardo Chavez (Lake View)
7. Luke o'Connor (Jones)
Posted by: agafonov | June 06, 2010 at 06:16 PM
^
No one from Lane finishing in the top 7? You got to be crazy. The arrow on Lucas Beltran is pointing up. He ran 10:04 this past spring. This kid wasn't even on the radar last year as a freshman
Posted by: Jones? | June 06, 2010 at 06:42 PM
To Alex Agafonov:
You made a good analysis. I can see your justification on all points.
I like your top 3 of Lane, Mather, and Jones although the order can be switched. Lane and Mather have a proven off season summer program. They have the numbers and the guys to the point where every single year, both teams find 5 guys running under 16:30 every year. Usually a good formula to go in the top 2 at city. Mather has Mendez and Haji that will finish ahead of Lane's #1.
Mather's success depends on how closely packed their top 5 will be. If Bana, Abdel, Tarik (?), and Maldonado stay close to Mendez and Haji, Mather will come out on top. Maldonado, from what I hear is a stud in the making for Mather and has Mendez like emergence ability.
Jones is the darling popular favorite, but until I see what they do over the summer, they will be behind Lane and Mather (and even Northside and WY).
Lake View will be great at the top with Oscar. But they 2 glaring weaknesses. Chavez and sophomore Juan Berumen start on the Lake View soccer team and may not even get a chance to run cross country. With them Lake View will be a top 7 team. Without them, they will fall way back in the pack with the Kennedy's and Kelly's.
Posted by: to Alex | June 06, 2010 at 07:03 PM
Beltran could be a 15:40 type runner for Lane. Or he could be a 16 minute guy.
If he's 16 minutes, finishing out of the top 10 is realistic. Everyone on Agafonov's top 7....
1. Oscar Medina (Lake View)
2. Jamison Dale (Jones)
3. Abe Haji (Mather)
4. Juan Mendez (Mather)
5. Charlie Messimore (Northside)
6. Eduardo Chavez (Lake View)
7. Luke o'Connor (Jones)
....with the exception of Mesimore has their arrow pointing up and could conceivably beat Beltran.
Do not overlook David Timlin of Lane. He went from running 12 minutes as a freshman (2 miles) to 17 minutes as a soph for 3 miles, then a 2:03 half miler. He will be in Lane's top 5 and could be a sub 16 guy by the end of the year.
Posted by: Watch out for Timlin | June 06, 2010 at 07:10 PM
Not sure I agree with doubt on Jones' summer. How do you think they got where they did last year? We spent a lot of time on path down south last year and saw about 7-10 Jones guys out there all the time
Posted by: Summer | June 06, 2010 at 08:25 PM
^
David Timlin has never run 17 min for 3 miles. He has never even broken 18 min before.
Posted by: correction | June 06, 2010 at 08:28 PM
We meaning Whitney. We passed jones a lot out there
Posted by: Summer | June 06, 2010 at 08:37 PM
No we meaning lane.
Posted by: Last | June 06, 2010 at 08:56 PM
what the hell are you talking about? I meant regarding my last comment when I said "we spent a lot of time on path down south last year..."
Meaning, we, as in Whitney, would be out running and see Jones. Typical of a Lane comment on here...everything has to be about them even when it doesn't make sense
You're an idiot
Posted by: Summer | June 06, 2010 at 09:08 PM
Last isnt from Lane
Posted by: ^ | June 06, 2010 at 09:12 PM
thank you "Last" the only people jones finds down on the south side lakefront is Kenwood and occasionally st.ignatius
Posted by: thanks last | June 06, 2010 at 09:16 PM
My top 7:
1)dale
2)mesimore
3)medina
4)juan mendez
5)wesley laytham
6)abe haji
7)laseter
8)lucas beltran
9)espoire habimana
10)luke oconnor/armando rodriguez
I honestly believe taht rodriguez could potentially pass up a bunch of his teammates by season's end...he has basically been the 3rd freshman, the least talked about one...i think that should motivate him...so i think he's one too watch for
i think charlie's hungry for some solid times after a disappointing season last year after a stress fracture...look for him to start running times in the range of his sophomore year 15:35, he could potentially pass this up and push the 15:00 minute barrier
haji and mendez finished track strong both running in the mid 9:50s, but they've been inconsistent all year...so im not putting them higher
wesley laytham had an impressive track season...but we mostly saw him in the 800...however he was definitely capable of low 10s if not a sub 10 2-mile, northside's distance run teh same workouts regardless of event so he was definitely in shape...i would put him ahead of charlie at this point, but we'll see after the summer
espoire habimana could factor in more....i just don't know enough about him to make a judgement yet...i think he ran track (at least i thought i saw him at indoor city), but i don't know of any noteworthy performances
we could always see some surprises, like outstanding freshmen (like the jones group, or perhaps an abe haji, bana nagash, charlie, wesley type guy), a new lake view runner(i don't think anybody heard of chavez last year), or maybe we get another guy from another school (habimana-type or maybe rector ends up running cross country( if he does he instantly become a top 5 probability))
i don't know about the top team yet, but i like mather because they don't really lose anybody. however' they need bana to return to his freshman year form and tarik to perform solidly
jones is intrtiguing as they are still young and technically unproven on paper(yeah they made it to state, but ncp, mather, lane all would've done the same in 2A), but i'll compare them to northside's 2008 team, which came back with a group of solid juniors and sophomores (still young) and saw huge improvements off a solid '07 team (16:40-16:50 runners to 15:30-15:50)
lane might be good they might not, a good 800 crew doesn't mean a good 3miler, and i didn't hear much about zimny-shmit and orellana during track (2 solid guys in xc)...so we'll wait and see
ncp...same as lane, they have two proven guys in laytham and mesimore, hopefully we'llsee big improvements from fahad, erik, dominic, and pat duffy, because they seem capable...they also have simon kafka (city cham elementary school) comin in
whitney...eeeehhh...don't lose anyone...but not too impressive in track either
lake view...medina, chavez, anyone else(?)
kenwood...laseter and tall are proven but tall struggled at times in track...yusef hood ran solid 800s, but again that doesn't necessarily mean success in xc
so my top teams:
1)mather
2)jones
3)ncp
4)lane
5)whitney/kenwood
6)kenwood/whitney
7)lake view
8)payton
Posted by: meh | June 06, 2010 at 09:49 PM
allingham is running xc so he could be a wildcard. i hear he will be focusing on 800 training though
Posted by: rumorville | June 06, 2010 at 10:44 PM
1 Ncp
2 Mather
3 Jones
4 Whitney
5 Lane
Charlie and Wesley have good chances to go 1-2 this year, Fahad Eric and Pat should all make top 15. There might be some more surprises from guys like Dominic and new-comer Simon.
Mather has Abe adn Juan, those 2 can both make a top 10 finish, maybe even top 5 for 1 or both of them. THey have a whole bunch of other guys with potential they can train over summer.
Jones has Dale who could finish top 5, Oconnor can be top 10 and tons of other good returning sophomores to finish in the top 20.
Whitney returns like pretty much all their varsity, Schaible, Salinas, Barder, Redmond, Sebek, Beltran, all those guys. THey almost beat Lane at sectionals and Lane loses their best 2 guys so they can beat Lane this year.
Lane loses Haji and Terrazas and their track guys who are seniors, maybe if they're lucky they can get 1 or maybe 2 guys in the top 10, maybe Beltran or Zimny-Shmitt, they could get a couple of good sophs like Burbano but they wont have enough good seniors, Jimmy might get like top 20. Because they also have to deal with teams like Lakeview and guys like the CMSA dude so their guys won't score low.
Posted by: future | June 06, 2010 at 11:14 PM
alright guys, i know its fun to make predictions before the summer even starts, but lets save that for the week before city. so any runner someone has downtrodden on this thread already need not fear. just run the miles this summer and see what happens. if anyone cares what really happens will save their picks and honestly post them during the heart of the season in the fall. some are just trying to get in other runners' heads before the season even starts. the sad thing is that some of these posters are probably not even in the (hopeful) top seven of any of the teams mentioned.
Posted by: outsider looking in | June 06, 2010 at 11:28 PM
Event 4 Boys 2 Mile Run CC Frosh-Soph
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Name Year School Finals Points
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1 #1485 Schaible, Mike Whitney-Young 11:07.76 1
2 #744 Medrano, Pedro Lane Technical 11:11.29 2
3 #532 Aldair, Solano Juarez 11:20.07
4 #1083 Duffy, Pat Northside 11:23.53 3
5 #1484 Salinas, Taro Whitney-Young 11:25.11 4
6 #1344 Gonzalez, Danny Uic College Prep 11:27.92
7 #752 Perez, Kevin Lane Technical 11:28.24 5
8 #724 Burbano, Marcelo Lane Technical 11:35.83 6
9 #888 Ahned, Aidrous Mather 11:37.73 7
10 #757 Timlin, David Lane Technical 11:40.03 8
11 #747 Morin, Michael Lane Technical 11:43.74 9
** it's kind of funny reading all of these predictions already when there is still plenty of track left. Look at last year's top frosh-soph at city xc. Tell me who do think is going to emerge from this group?
Posted by: New year coming up | June 07, 2010 at 04:56 AM
plenty of track left? Umm...there is one non-IHSA meet left that only Haji is running. What exactly is your definition of "plenty"?
Posted by: ? | June 07, 2010 at 10:25 AM
The high school track season is officially over. Haji is running in the Midwest Distance Gala not as a representative of Lane any more. It is cross country season baby.
Posted by: baby | June 07, 2010 at 11:20 AM
Actually there are a ton of track meets left that are run at the elite level. The real track season starts in the summer because it is the best time to hit times. Of course those meets are for the elite and the pros so you are kind of right on saying track is basically over for city kids.
I think there is no clear cut favorite for xc. Mather, Jones, NS, Lane, and WY can all make a good case for themselves. Anything can happen over the summer.
Posted by: NANDO | June 07, 2010 at 11:21 AM
"The high school track season is officially over. Haji is running in the Midwest Distance Gala not as a representative of Lane any more. It is cross country season baby."
The above statement is why the majority of the city kids will never reach anything measurable above city in distance. The sprinters in the city have gotten better and respected because they have used the post season to get top notch experience and competition under their belt. NANDO is right when he said the real season will begin now for the elite kids. Kulay is very excited about the next level and college, but one of his goals was to either make New Balance Nationals or Gala. Looks like a dream about to come true.
Posted by: keep dreaming small distance kid (s) | June 07, 2010 at 12:01 PM
By the way. If Haji happens to break the school mile record on Saturday or any record it will count as CPS all time best and Lane school record. Post season records count toward an athletes grade until August or whenever the last post season meet ends
Posted by: keep dreaming small distance kid (s) | June 07, 2010 at 12:04 PM
you are like a running God "keep dreaming!" thanks for all that info for us ignorant folk.
here's a heads up though pal...a lot of distance kids, after running from January thru the end of May are ready for a break, especially considering a long XC season they'll have coming up. Has NOTHING to do with not having their sights aimed high enough. So, get a clue. Not to mention, if you didn't reach the qualifying time, it's irrelevant. And "a dream come true"? Really? The MDG is a dream finally realized? To me, that doesn't seem like "measurable above city in distance". It's the MDG, not the Jim Ryun Miracle Mile.
And, here's another tip, sprints do not equal distance. They are 2 different animals. Sprint competitions throughout the summer, especially when there is no XC season to prepare for, is completely different than a distance runner running competitively all summer and then hopping right in to XC meets in the fall.
You really are a genius though. I think you should write for DyeStat...or do you already Tony?
Posted by: ignorant | June 07, 2010 at 12:16 PM
everyone is going to feel dumb when NCP doesn't suck this year, but i won't say anything. just don't count them out yet
Posted by: idontrunenough | June 08, 2010 at 07:31 PM
who said NCP will suck? they have the top 2 returning runners in the city along with more all city runners from both XC and track.I think they are the favorites to repeat this fall.
Posted by: who | June 08, 2010 at 07:34 PM
And had nobody do anything trackwise in the 2 mile except for Eben, who is leaving.
Posted by: and | June 08, 2010 at 07:39 PM
false. Laytham obviously had a fantastic season and had the best time in the CPS this season. and Mesimore has the top 3 mile time of 15:36
Posted by: who | June 08, 2010 at 07:55 PM
Laytham has the best 2 mile time in the CPS this year? false.
And when exactly was Mesimore's 15:36? considering he ran in the 17's at regionals, 16:54 at sectionals and 16:05 at City. And, don't forget a 16:39 at Pat Savage the meet before city on the same sectionals course. Oh, and a 17:22 at Peoria ND..
You're right...SMOKING times.
Posted by: and | June 08, 2010 at 08:04 PM
Charlie was coming off of a stress fracture that whole season and using regional and sectional times from last year is just stupid since the courses were all horrible from that point on, you've seen Neilski's video of sectionals, look at that huge puddle and their were more than one.
This year he will be back and ready to run what he should've been doing last year without an injury.
Posted by: Me | June 08, 2010 at 08:18 PM
Even so, that means the 15:36 means Jack. He should've been recovered by this past track season and his times were not in line with a 15:36 capability.
Posted by: Even so | June 08, 2010 at 08:23 PM
and wesley's time isn't the two mile to "and" get your facts straight before you make dumb comments, laytham has only ever raced one two mile in track ever during indoor as a sophomore
Posted by: idontrunenough | June 08, 2010 at 08:25 PM
Hahaha. That's really all I can say. I want you to seriously write the date and time of this comment down...in fact, I will. It's gonna be awesome to hear your excuse for why he fails. Start thinking now. Because you know you're not the type to admit anything
Posted by: And | June 08, 2010 at 08:32 PM
lonnie washington to run XC. he ran a 4:32 mile at a time trial the other day
Posted by: blankzyadigg? | June 08, 2010 at 09:07 PM
oh yeah, just watch when he fails... dumbass. go ahead and count him out. you sure will feel stupid when he starts racing.
Posted by: yeah | June 08, 2010 at 09:14 PM
St. Ignatius will bend the city schools over and rape them. Game over.
Posted by: Stop whining you sissies | June 11, 2010 at 07:04 PM
^
Not in the 4x8 or sprints
Posted by: Wrong facts | June 11, 2010 at 10:20 PM
First off, there is no 4x8 or sprints in XC... this isn't a track post, it's an XC post...
Secondly, Saint Ignatius will bend the city schools over and rape them in the 4x8.
Posted by: Moron Above | June 11, 2010 at 11:12 PM
To moron above:
state prelims 4x8
8 Chicago (Lane) 8:03.91 Kulayifi Haji (Sr.), David Timlin (So.)
10 Chicago (St. Ignatius College Prep) 8:08.56 Jack Cross (Jr.), Aaron Luna (Sr.) Alcaeos Bolaris (Sr.), Jack Doyle (Jr.)
Posted by: Wrong facts | June 12, 2010 at 12:25 AM
that is what lane tech lived and trained for all year and why haji didn't run the 1600 fresh at state. so they can post results on cpsfan.com that reflect they beat st. ignatius for once in anything distance related.
Posted by: ccl is simply better | June 12, 2010 at 07:25 AM
Fenwick Sectional
SICP - 7:59.62
Lane - 8:00.00
If Dylan sucks it up and runs at sectionals/state next year, SICP will still beat them. SICP ran a better time at sectionals then Lane or SICP did at state.
Posted by: Moron Above | June 12, 2010 at 12:18 PM
lol it's pathetic how you're just trying to start something "moron above". you know damn well along with everyone else that's simply rude to say if he "sucked it up". you have no idea the extent of his injury. how do you expect a runner to go even sub 2 for you with a SWOLLEN ankle. Yeah and .5 seconds is really raping a city team...keep riding St. Iggy's dick and have fun. Don't cry when the CPS teams start smoking your snobby school soon.
Posted by: just be quiet | June 12, 2010 at 12:40 PM
i got snobby st iggy 6th in a 6 team meet v lane, young, northside, mather, and jones in 2010. bunch of money is no sub for hard work. go back to to loyola, fenwick, & brother rice smack talkin ... oops cant compete against your own either :(
Posted by: iggy love | June 12, 2010 at 04:53 PM
For once something all the CPS people on here can be in agreement on...the arrogance and over-hype of St. Ig
Posted by: Yeah | June 12, 2010 at 06:21 PM
lets see a cross country preview neil!
Posted by: . | June 13, 2010 at 11:57 AM
st. ignatius not only destroyed all cps schools in cross country (which this whole article is about) but also produces 10000000000000x better mid distance runners than lane, the "800 machine". ignatius beat the best time of lane in the 4x8 (but hey! lane beat york at prospect!!! lololololololol) and also had someone beat the "cps distance legend" kulayifi haji who, admittedly, is a great runner and kid.
Posted by: ccl rapes cps | June 23, 2010 at 03:03 AM
st. ignatius not only destroyed all cps schools in cross country (which this whole article is about) but also produces 10000000000000x better mid distance runners than lane, the "800 machine". ignatius beat the best time of lane in the 4x8 (but hey! lane beat york at prospect!!! lololololololol) and also had someone beat the "cps distance legend" kulayifi haji who, admittedly, is a great runner and kid.
Posted by: ccl rapes cps | June 23, 2010 at 03:03 AM
what the heck happened to the other legend cuit "the queerbag" pineida?
Posted by: in addition | June 23, 2010 at 03:05 AM
haha you dont even know what happened so you tack on a stupid nickname. cuit would've been a beast this year if he could've competed.
hey jerk, why don't you stop wasting your time. obviously st ignatious will prove they're better when the season starts, but really what are you accomplishing trying to bash the city schools on a city blog....get a life
Posted by: ccl rapes cps an idiot | June 23, 2010 at 09:45 AM
northside beat ignatius at the niles west sectional in the fall. you did not destroy all cps schools and you probably took it from behind in your conference meet too.
Posted by: to the ignatius runner | June 23, 2010 at 04:30 PM
yeah northside fucked you guys at sectionals which was the last time we met you douches in the season. i think they were too busy getting touched by priests at school to be able to practice a little on the track...better luck next year......fagggs
Posted by: ignatius is really desperate but im not, i just think you fine | June 23, 2010 at 08:28 PM
"st. ignatius not only destroyed all cps schools in cross country (which this whole article is about) but also produces 10000000000000x better mid distance runners than lane, the "800 machine". ignatius beat the best time of lane in the 4x8 (but hey! lane beat york at prospect!!! lololololololol) and also had someone beat the "cps distance legend" kulayifi haji who, admittedly, is a great runner and kid"
There is no need for this type of comment. Didn't Lane's B+ team (no Dylan or Jon Jackson) beat St. Ig at state? Didn't Lane run the 3rd fastest indoor time loaded? Didnt Lane run 8:00 at sectionals without Dylan? Stop it St. Iggy
Posted by: Stop it St. Iggy | June 24, 2010 at 10:46 AM
Iggy has a point. St. Ignatius is a mid-tier Catholic League team. Yet, they can destroy all but the very top CPS teams. The CPS as a group has to get better.
If we are at the point where a mid-tier Catholic League team can talk trash on this site and actually make some sense then we are in trouble.
Don't blame iggy, the CPS admin, violence, or anyone else but ourselves. Face it 93% of CPS schools Suck a big one.
Posted by: iggy has a point | June 24, 2010 at 11:10 AM
Fuck St. Iggy. Why spend your time trying to bang against Loyola or Brother rice?
Posted by: F St. Ig | June 24, 2010 at 11:45 AM
"Iggy has a point. St. Ignatius is a mid-tier Catholic League team. Yet, they can destroy all but the very top CPS teams. The CPS as a group has to get better."
so a mid- tier catholic league school can beat all of our mid- tier schools? well that makes no sense......
Posted by: CPS 4eva | June 24, 2010 at 01:48 PM
St. Ignatius, a mid-tier can beat all but the number one team in the CPS in every sport except for basketball and football.
Yes, St. Ignatius may not beat Lane in track but can destroy all the 79 other teams.
Same with tennis, soccer, swimming, cross country, wrestling, softball, baseball, volleyball, etc.
So St. Ignatius an average program compared to Catholic League Standards would finish 1st or 2nd in practically every sport.
By the way St. Ignatius does not have top notch facilities, does not have the highest enrollment, is located in the west side of the city, has lower ACT scores than Whitney Young, Jones, Northside, and Payton, has good but not spectacular coaches, does not pay teachers too much, and has many of the same issues as the CPS. Yet the CPS- all 80 of the high schools, can't put together more than 1 or 2 schools that can compare to St.Ignatius for sports.
Posted by: wat up...St. Iggy got a point | June 24, 2010 at 03:44 PM
what were cuits pr's? in my recollection they werent anything too special; therefore, you cant argue that he would have been a beast. of course a track scrub would say that lane beat ignatius at state, but we can see from the results that they werent in the same heat; therefore, lane only beat the time. however, by beating that time lane didnt even make it to finals; therefore, lane, in most regards, tied st. ignatius. neither made it to finals and thats what its all about. for the record, igntius would win city almost every year for track not only because their distance squad would rape. and i tacked on the nickname to cuit because hes a jerk in real life. unlike haji whos a nice, sociable, talented kid
Posted by: pwnd | June 25, 2010 at 03:31 AM
and that didnt even answer WHY he didnt run
Posted by: ? | June 25, 2010 at 03:32 AM
what have you accomplished "pwnd" kid? nothing....and thats why you go to some jackoff school like ignatius
Posted by: ib harlan | June 25, 2010 at 04:49 AM
what have you accomplished "pwnd" kid? nothing....and thats why you go to some jackoff school like ignatius
Posted by: ib harlan | June 25, 2010 at 04:49 AM
ok pwnd = fagboi
Posted by: yea | June 25, 2010 at 09:07 AM
and before this past track season cuits pr's were:
15:23 3 mile
9:47 2 mile
4:34 mile (relay split, never got to run it fresh after that)
800 2:03
his and haji's pr's are almost identical in the 2 and the 3, and definatley would have been low 4:20's in the mile (ran a 4:39 indoors at niles in february, and a 4:29 time trial indoors in early march)
so please pwnd, shut the fuck up
Posted by: yea | June 25, 2010 at 09:10 AM
naw man 4:28. that second is important
Posted by: cuit | June 25, 2010 at 04:16 PM
jaja
Posted by: cuit | June 25, 2010 at 04:16 PM
oh yeah northsides got a top notch program, their number 1 guy just leaves the team after the first track meet. and you wanna talk about top cps schools getting better test scores, i guess they allow distributing test answers before a test, towards their schools average scores. number one school in the state, my ass. what a great system, schools that arent filled with retards are filled with cheaters who are also their teams best runner. thumbs up for cps
Posted by: ccl | June 25, 2010 at 10:53 PM
Well I don't even go to st. Ignatius so there's that I guess. No one has answered why cuit didn't run. And a 4:34 that's impressive seeing as though Ignatius had a freshman go 4:36 at the gala. But yes 4:34 is killer as a junior! That progression def shows how he would be low 4:20. Haji rapes cuit in track. Pwnd. And if he ran a time trial at 4:29 in march why didn't he run sectionals two months later? And why do cps schools run so well at their time trials but do not improve at races (distance only, Jackson is a beast)? The top4 schools in the ccl would win city easily. Ccl ftwzzzzzzz. Ignatius ftwzzzzzzz. Haji ftwzzzzzzz. Cps Ftl.
Posted by: Pwnd again | June 25, 2010 at 11:20 PM
you make ignatius sound like some lower tier school. st. ignatius has $$ and can take a more diverse group of students than the cps selective enrollment process allows. and as for facilities???? the gym is amazing as is the track and facilities. it is a beautiful school with a lot of alumni support.
Posted by: laughing | June 25, 2010 at 11:27 PM
oh man the CPS is a huge fail...
are u content with proving your point? gtfo and stop making everyone pissed off..leave it for the season. if u fucking beat us then congratulations but for the time being stop wasitng your time and go enjoy your crappy summer.
sad thing is i bet ur a cps member thats sticking up for the ccl...fucking trader. and if not, why are you hyping st iggy if u dont go there. find something better to do then crash a cps track blog buddy.
Posted by: beat that ass | June 25, 2010 at 11:28 PM
I go to harlan bitchezzzzzz
Posted by: Pwnd again and again | June 25, 2010 at 11:56 PM