Neuqua Valley Mens Cross Country

 

                         

 

Paul Vandersteen – Head Coach  paul_vandersteen@ipsd.org

Jaime Janota – Varsity   james_janota@ipsd.org

Steve Saul – Sophomores   steve_saul@ipsd.org

Mike Rossi – Freshmen   michael_rossi@ipsd.org

Arnoush Javaherian – Freshmen   arnoush_javaherian@ipsd.org

 

Our Mission and Values

    

Pictures of the 2009 Season (password = wildcats)

   

Neuqua Valley Men’s Cross Country and Track and Field Facebook Page    

 

Tryout Meet, January 29, 2010

 

We made our annual trek to Westwood Sports Complex in Sterling, Illinois for our tryout meet.  With over 190 guys trying out for the team, we have no choice but to make some cuts due to space limitations (we have no indoor facility). 

 

What impressed me most about this meet was the camaraderie shown by this team.  It is a close team and it is obvious we are very hungry to do some damage at the State meet this year.  We had several guys run at a level we have never seen before at this time of the season.  For example, we had 7 guys run 55.0 or better in the 400m!  Our distance crew also looked great with several guys under 10:30 already.  Beattie was on a college visit so he did not run. I also neglected to type in all the f/s 800m times because a bunch of them just ran it for a workout.   

 

Indoor Bests 2010

600m

800m

1600m

3200m

Underclassmen Updated 1-31-10

 

 

 

 

Blacker, Kyle

 

 

 

11:30

Boclair, Shelton

 

2:26

 

 

Brinker, Danny

 

 

11:49

Campbell, Ross

 

2:50.6

12:12

Cederoth, Ben

 

11:31

Cheng, Kevin

 

 

11:49

Coffel, Zack

 

2:29

 

Daftari, Rahul

 

2:52

12:11

Derrick, Mark

 

 

11:09

Doty, Nicholas

 

2:52

12:34

Gozum, Dean

 

2:38.9

Gozum, Dillon

 

2:46.4

Hohlman, Robert

 

2:32.9

12:10

Hynes, Jon

 

 

Jacobson, Xander

 

 

11:50

Knockeart, Nathan

 

 

12:41

Krauklis, Steven

 

 

11:42

Lamb, Gerard

 

 

12:14

Lin, Ben

 

 

13:25

Meehan, Sean

 

 

11:46

Meka, Alekh

 

 

11:45

Miller, Geoff

 

 

12:02

Morrison, Riley

 

 

12:11

O’Connor, Brendan

 

 

12:13

Rai, Ashvin

 

2:43

 

Reid, Nate

 

2:31

 

Reynolds, Matthew

 

 

12:43

Rouches, Nick

 

2:28.4

 

Schuster, John

 

 

11:48

Seyller, Kevin

 

 

12:12

Skrip, Kevin

 

 

Soltys, Taylor

 

 

11:03

Whaley, Mike

 

 

12:45

Indoor Bests 2010

600m

800m

1600m

3200m

Upperclassmen Updated 1-31-10

 

 

 

Antonson, Josh

 

 

10:15

Avant, Aryan

 

 

Beattie, Aaron

 

 

 

 

Coyne, Matt

 

 

 

10:46

Dal Pozzo, Vincenzo

 

 

 

Ferguson, Josh

2:06

 

10:50

Folster, Carlton

 

 

9:50

Gaikwad, Hirsh

 

 

10:30

Graham, Nick

 

10:47

Hill, Matt

 

 

10:26

Klimczak, Billy

 

10:02

Koska, Nate

 

2:16

 

Krist, James

 

2:03.6

 

Lagomarcino, Jordan

 

2:06

10:04

Lynn, Joel

 

 

Mahmoud, Jaffar

 

10:06

Maltby, Adam

 

10:56

Merkley, Alex

 

10:22

O'Connell, William

 

 

11:05

Sassa, Rob

 

 

10:28

Stricker, Jon

 

 

10:29

Tout, Andrew

 

 

 

10:17

Verbus, Luke

 

 

9:44

Wing, David

 

 

9:49

 

Nike Cross Country National Meet – December 5, 2009

 

What an incredible experience – again!  This is a dream of many a cross country team in the country and we have been fortunate enough to experience it twice.  We finished a respectable 12th.  We were not hitting on all cylinders like we were at the State meet but then again we did not run poorly overall.  The flu and a knee injury put David behind with his training, Jaffar had the flu (Beattie was the only runner in our top 12 that did not get sick this fall), and Carlton just couldn’t get it together in the post season.  Our guys ran hard but you could tell that we had lost some of the mojo that enabled us to win a state title.   Congrats goes out to Loyola who finished fourth and only one point out of third.  Loyola, York, and we raced three times this fall with each team earning a victory. 

 

Personally, I had a great time in Portland.  Because I could not coach the young men, it gave me an opportunity to check out the Nike headquarters and get to know the downtown area well.  I also got the chance to meet Vin Lananna (Oregon coach) and Jason Dunn/David Vidal (Stanford coaches).   And, what an honor it was to talk to Brad Rowe, father of Garrett Rowe who finished 15th.  Brad was the Indiana State Cross Country Champion in the late 70’s.   

 

Chris Derrick takes third at NCAA’s!

 

Chris ran a solid race to take third overall at the NCAA’s.  I know he was disappointed in the team finish but the team is young and they will come back with a vengeance next year.  To finish third in the NCAA’s as a 19 year-old sophomore is nothing short of amazing.  However, what matters to Chris is his team.  I know he will do everything in his power to lead them to a successful championship finish next year.   

 

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Craig Virgin offers some words of encouragement to Chris after his race

 

NXN Regional Meet – November 14, 2009

 

Well, it was ugly, but we qualified.  We did not run particularly well, but our team depth showed up again as our #6 and #7 runners from the State meet, were our #4 and #5 guys in this race.  Luke Verbus had the flu all week and I was surprised he even ran.  Carlton obviously did not hit on all cylinders either.  Luke did something that was very courageous; he led the pack at 1.5 miles through their gradual pick-up knowing he would not last.  This sacrifice is what enabled our guys to pick off enough men to finish second.  Without this effort, we would probably not have qualified because we were a little too passive to start this race.  York showed everyone that being physically and mentally ready is critical to success and that a deep belief in ones abilities can go a long way.  We learned that every guy counts but if we are going to place well at the National meet, we cannot have an average or poor race out of anyone. 

 

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The men jump for joy when their name was announced as a qualifying team

 

I was very encouraged by what I saw in the Open race.  We ran separate teams in this race and had we combined everyone, we would have won the team championship easily.  Juniors Andrew Tout, Matt Hill, and Josh Ferguson ran together the whole way to finish 2nd, 4th, and 5th.  Sophomore Taylor Soltys came from way back to finish 7th.  I look forward to these guys and others running together next year like we did this year.  There is no reason these guys cannot run with Josh Antonson to form a new pack.  A healthy Hirsh Gaikwad and a developing Mark Derrick, Kyle Blacker, and Alekh Meka will also help.  And, we can always count on someone contributing that we cannot for see doing so at this point. 

 

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Juniors Matt Hill, Andrew Tout, and Josh Ferguson model the pack running of the varsity

 

Hopefully, we can get all the sickness out of the way before the National meet.  David Wing came down with the flu this week.  I think every guy but two of our top twelve have been stricken with whatever is going around.  To put things in perspective, no guy in our top twelve the last two years has gotten the flu in the post season. 

 

Naperville Running Company and Nike are sponsoring a special viewing party on a huge screen for our team on the Saturday of the national meet.  With over 200 of our team members, girls’ team members, and parents cheering the guys on, the guys are extra motivated to do well.  Coach Kennedy (men’s head track and field coach) and I are heading out to Portland to watch.  I can’t wait………

 

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Sophomore Mark Derrick runs in the Open race

 

IHSA State Meet – November 7, 2009

 

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The athletes and coaches celebrate our State championship

 

I don’t know where to start.  It was a surreal weekend to say the least.  We had a strategy going into the meet, and as usual, the guys implemented it to perfection and we were fortunate to come out on top.  I could not be more proud of a group of guys.  We sat together in early June and made a commitment to one another.  There was not one time during this season where I saw that commitment not being upheld.   We were driven to do everything possible to be our best and we focused on what we could control, nothing more.  

 

I know that most did not believe we could do this.  Even the guys that graduated last year were overheard as saying last winter, ‘I am not sure they will qualify for State’.  What most did not realize, is this group of young men believed in one another and most importantly, trusted the coaches, especially when we asked them to run as a pack.  However, in order for this to work, there had to be the commitment from each guy to do their part.  Each meet brought on a new role for each guy and each guy made the adjustment without batting an eye. 

 

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This picture from Running Times magazine shows the guys running together

at the 2.2 mile mark.  At this point, they were in the low 40’s place-wise. 

 

I guess what I am most proud of is the class this group showed all year long.  The seniors were extremely supportive and reached out to the underclassmen like I have never seen before.  This was a goal of the team in early June and I applaud them for working hard to establish these positive relationships. 

 

The Naperville Sun wrote a nice article describing the challenges of this season and the adjustments we made. 

 

On to Terre Haute for the Nike Cross Country Regional qualifying meet.  I wish I could still coach these guys but I am confident they know how to be champions without me or the other NV coaches J

 

IHSA Sectional Meet – October 31, 2009

 

Aaron Beattie joked 10 minutes before the race, “It is Halloween and we have box 13.  We are not going to qualify for State.”  He smiled a lot and the other guys were focused and excited to run in the mud and take on the challenge that is Dellwood Park.  We had a plan for this race and the guys executed it to perfection.  In my many years of coaching, I am not sure I have seen two teams (Lyons and us) each work so well together.  Lyons had their pack in front of ours and we were able to make a move at 2.25 miles to get by them.  I thought both teams ran great team races. 

 

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We managed to win a Sectional title without two of our normal top five guys, Carlton Folster and Luke Verbus.  Josh Antonson and Jaffar Mahmoud, two guys who were not scoring factors for us two weeks ago, finished 10th and 11th overall to seal the team title for us.  We keep getting better.  Video of the finish.

 

Jordan Lagomarcino ran a very gutsy race and finished 21st.  Jordan is a young man who can push his body to the limit.  We are glad he has recovered and is feeling better. 

 

We are obviously looking forward to next week.  We have been through a lot together as a team and have overcome many obstacles that the outside world is not aware.  Next Saturday is the ultimate challenge we have been waiting for……

 

IHSA Regional Meet – October 23, 2009

 

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2009 IHSA Bolingbrook Regional Champions!

 

We won the second Regional title in our history on our home course (new layout).  We scored 22 points while placing 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, and 11.  Aaron Beattie was the individual champion in 15:29.5.  We had a typical day, with our 1-5 split at 27 seconds and our 1-7 split at 39 seconds.  Jaffar Mahmoud filled in nicely for Jordan Lagomarcino, who had the flu earlier in the week.  Jaffar was our fifth man today. 

 

We ran in our usual pack with all six guys running negative splits for the last mile.  All six guys were together at the 2 mile mark. 

 

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The guys run together as they enter the woods at the 800m mark

 

Links to news stories will come tomorrow. 

 

 

Upstate Eight Conference Meet – October 17, 2009

 

I am not sure I will see what I saw today ever again in my coaching career.  Remarkably, we took the first 7 places in the varsity race against some solid teams (Lake Park and StCN), both being top 15 in the State, and having guys who have run sub 15:10 at Detweiller (Zankowski – 15:09, Krauss – 15:00, Jorgensen – 15:05).  WV’s Groeber is no slouch either – 15:29 at Detweiller.  Maybe we caught them on an off day?  Or, maybe we ran very well as a team.  It was probably a combination of both.  Our 1-7 split was 31 seconds!  Naperville Sun story. 

 

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Our guys run in a pack with Kyle Zankowski of StCN

 

Aaron Beattie was the individual champion in 15:12.  He led from the very beginning and ran a smooth race.  This was the fourth straight year we had the individual and team champion in this race.  We also won the fr/so race with Taylor Soltys winning by 7 seconds.  And, we dominated the Open race by taking the first 11, and 16 of the first 17, spots.  Jaffar Mahmoud looked strong in winning the race in 15:52.  This would have placed him 9th overall in the varsity race!  By my estimates, the course ran about 10-15 seconds slower than last year. 

 

We will run this coming Saturday at Dupage River Park in the Bolingbrook Regional. 

 

 

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The varsity guys cheer on Jaffar Mahmoud to his convincing victory in the Open race

 

Chris Derrick wins Pre-National Meet!

 

Chris went around Sam Chelenga, the NCAA runner-up from last year, with about 800m to go to win the Pre-National White race in Terre Haute.  He led Stanford to the team title.  Jimmy Riddle was Illinois’ 5th man in this race.

 

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Chris Derrick finishes strong at the Pre-National meet in Terre Haute on his 19th birthday.

 

Lockport Invitational, York Invite, Tuesday Conference Meet, and Plainfield Invitational

 

Yes, it’s been awhile since I last updated this site.  I have been extremely busy with preparations for our annual AP Environmental trip to northern Wisconsin. 

 

I will start with the Lockport Invite and seeing that I was not there to witness it, I pasted what Coach Janota wrote in his e-mail to the list serve below.  

 

Naperville Sun article #1    Naperville Sun article #2   Running Times article

 

The Frosh / Soph squad, without Taylor Soltys and Mark Derrick who were moved up to Varsity, finished third behind champion Wheaton North and runner-up Naperville North.  Freshman Alekh Meka was the #1 runner for the squad at 7th palce with a time of 17:49.  Sophomore Kyle Blacker also finished in the top 10 with a 9th place finish at 18:00.  Had Taylor and Mark competed in this race, they would both have finished in the top 10 with Taylor likely winning the race.

 

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Tout, Verbus, Soltys, Klimczak, Antonson, and Wing still together at 2 miles
 
The Open Race was a pleasure to watch as Rob Sassa was the individual champion followed very closely by 8 of his teammates.  Yes, we took 9 spots in the top 10!
 
The Varsity squad was relatively depleted due to Coach Vandersteen's AP Environmental Science field trip to Treehaven in Northern Wisconsin, but that did not stop this team from dominating the competition.  We placed our top 5 runners within the first 12 places.  David Wing was our #1 runner today in 3rd place at 16:11.  Billy Klimczak (6th, 16:20), Luke Verbus (7th, 16:21), Josh Antonson (10th, 16:28), and Andrew Tout (12th, 16:41), rounded out our top 5 for an impressive 38 total team points.
 
Full results and video can be found at
www.adkinstrak.com. 

 

The highlight of the Plainfield South Invitational was Jaffar Mahmoud’s effort in the varsity race.  He ran 15:49 to finish second overall.  This was pretty impressive considering this was his first race of the year.  We finished second as a team to Plainfield South (30-38) without our top 8 guys running.  I conservatively figured that this course ran 20-25 seconds slower than Detweiller.  Other great performances were turned in by James Krist in the Open race, and Brendan O’Connor and Shelton Boclair in the open f/s race. 

 

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Freshmen Brendan O’Connor and Nick Rouches run 1,2 at the two mile mark

 

We were 2nd in the sophomore race and 4th in the freshman race at the York Invitational.  This one hurt a little bit because we did not perform up to our expectations.  We have a lot of work to do if we are going to pass up some of these teams in the future. 

 

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The freshman tem huddles up before the York Invitational

 

At the Tuesday conference meet at Lords Park in Elgin, we had some great performances from our JV team. Junior Matt Coyne showed us the talent level he possesses by running 16:12 to barely edge out senior Al Merkley. 

 

Rob Covington Interview

 

Rob Covington, one of our senior leaders, was interviewed by Running Times magazine.  See the interview here. 

 

Peoria Woodruff Invitational – Sat., Sept. 12 2009

 

This meet provided another good measuring stick for us as won the team title.  We had a couple nice surprises in Carlton Folster (15:08) in the varsity race and Sophomore Taylor Soltys (15:41) in the Open race to go along with many other solid efforts.  The heat got to Jordan again.  He smiled when I said, ‘what’s the temperature usually like in early November?’  Sometimes the times can be misleading because of the conditions, so I find myself looking at how we fared against other runners.  In this race, we fared well against competitors that usually find themselves in the hunt for All-State honors.  

 

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L-R: Seniors David Wing, Carlton Folster, Billy Klimczak, and Luke Verbus

 

I was most proud of how we approached this race.  Our plan was to let Beattie do his thing and pack the other six guys up until at least the two mile mark.  We implemented the plan to perfection and had 6 guys within an arms length away from one another at two miles (10:10).   It was the first time in my coaching career that I have had 6 guys run together so well.  To me, this was more important than times or places.  We added 7 guys to our all-time top 50 list!  Top 50 all-time at Detweiller. 

 

I am really enjoying coaching this team because they are starting to really believe in themselves.  As Aaron was puking before the start of the race, the other six assured him with, ‘we got your back’, and reminding him that he was not a one man show.  Aaron was able to shake the pre-race jitters and turn in a great performance.  I told him to chill out the first two miles and then go if he felt good.  He responded with a 4:48 last mile after coming by the two mile in 9:56. 

 

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Aaron Beattie sprints to the finish to win his second race of the season

 

Now that we have tested our fitness a little, it is time to focus on training again. 

 

 Pawola, Rooney, McNichols, and Shields run great races

 

For more details, go to the Alumni Page!!!

 

Hornet-Red Devil Inv. – Saturday, September 5th 2009

 

For the 13th year in a row, we had a sunny day at this invitational.  We took first in the varsity race and we were second in the freshman and sophomore races.  For the third year in a row, we were the team varsity champions and had the individual champion.  Aaron Beattie won this year’s race in 15:09.  Results.  Naperville Sun Story.  Feature on Naperville Sports Weekly.

 

Our varsity team ran an average of 15:27 with a 29 second 1-5 split and a 45 second 1-7 split.  We put eight guys under 16:00 for the second time in our history.  The 2007 team had eight guys under 16 (counting Beattie’s time from the sophomore race) but that team also had two guys under 15 (Derrick and Riddle).  However, two guys from that team, Jimmy Riddle and Mike Ruff, did not score or run for us in the State meet and we still won the State title.  A lot can happen between now and early November.  Hopefully, we see some great improvements from our guys before the State meet.   I am looking forward to seeing how we fare next week at Peoria Woodruff against some more great competition. 

 

Alekh Meka won the freshman race in the fastest time in our history running 10:47.  He would have run about 5 seconds faster if he would have found the chute earlier J   

 

Running Times magazine continues to follow our progress.  The latest update can be found here. 

 

Alumni Update

 

The list of alumni running in college has grown with the 2008 class having representation at Illinois State, Monmouth, and Penn State.  Check out the alumni page for the most recent updates. 

 

Another Successful Run-a-thon – Saturday, August 29th

 

We had our best attendance ever at our annual run-a-thon.  There were well over 250 men and women running on the track.  Our varsity pack, made up of 15 guys, ran 6:00 pace for the whole thing while running under 11:00 minutes the last two miles.   We have had amazing depth on our team before, but never to the degree we have this year. 

 

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Vincenzo Dal Pozzo, Billy Klimczak, Alex Kotsovos, Jaffar Mahmoud, and Carlton Folster having fun J

 

We are very fit and are ready to test our training this coming Saturday at the Hornet-Red Devil Invitational.  I have never had a team that has embraced pack running like this team.  We just don’t run in a pack, we encourage each other and there is genuine caring for each other’s well-being.  I watched our guys take turns leading and slapping hands when a guy took over the lead.  My experience tells me that greatness is defined by intangibles such as these. 

 

144 Men out for the 2009 Team

 

Despite the decline in enrollment with the opening of Metea Valley High School, we are approaching record numbers for this year’s team.  We have 144 guys that have consistently been to our practices.  We have 36 freshmen on the team, an increase over last year’s class. 

 

Running Times article

 

The September issue of Running Times magazine will hit the stores soon, but I was able to get a look at the article about us and Naperville North at Naperville Running Company.  Kris Hartner, the owner of the store, was able to get an advanced copy and has it posted on the bulletin board in the store.  An online version is now available on their home page.   The webpage also features some great articles on other topics.  One in particular, is on post-workout nutrition – check it out!

 

Registration for NV Cross County

Athletic registration is now online.   You will still need to bring a copy of a current physical or proof of a current physical.  An $80 participation fee, check payable to "IPSD #204", will be collected by the coaches on the first day.  See the practice schedule in the box to the right.  

 

Oregon Camp – July 26-29, 2009

47 men enjoyed a great experience at our 11th annual Oregon camp.  Joe Erb, from Winnebago High School, was our guest speaker.  Many agreed that he was one of the best speakers we have had.   We again had a great time bowling, swimming at Lake Louise, and just hanging out in the dorm playing games.  I was very pleased with the team unity shown, especially the hill workout on Monday a.m.    A lot of photos can be seen on our Facebook page. 

 

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Alex Podsedly and Luke Verbus dual it out on the log roll at Lake Louise

 

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The guys pose with part of their sand city.

 

2nd Annual NVXC Co-ed Picnic

 

Thanks to Coach Saul’s amazing organization, we again had another successful picnic with the women’s team.  There was plenty of food and co-ed ultimate Frisbee was a big hit.  We have also made tentative plans to have another picnic after the Hornet-Red Devil at Katherine Legge Park on Saturday, September 5th.  More pictures can be found on our Facebook page.  Everyone is welcome to join, including anyone interested in our program. 

 

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Seniors at the 2009 Picnic, L-R: Lauren Goodman, Becca Cowen, Billy Klimczak, Alex Kotsovos

 

Twilight Meet a Huge Success – July 16, 2009

 

We had a great meet on Thursday night as the huge storms that hit the area, split, and missed us all together.  As Coach Rafferty said, ‘someone was looking out for us’.  We had 3x the participants as last year (approximately 210 athletes) and the 5,000m was another huge success at the end of the meet (75 participants).  We had several guys tempo the 5k and look really good. 

 

We hope other area high schools start track and field age-group programs next year.  It was great to see Waubonsie Valley (Winged Foot Track Club), Yorkville, and Plainfield South get clubs organized this year. 

 

Brian Morenus Starts Boot Camp

 

Recent graduate, Brian Morenus, is now in full training at West Point.  He will be running cross country.  Brian (third from left) is pictured with some of his teammates and one of the Majors.  Brian can only call home via pay phone once every two weeks and currently has no access to his cell phone or a computer.  Feel free to write him at New Cadet Morenus,

P.O. Box 3342, Company E-3, West Point, NY 10997-3342.   He would love to hear from his teammates!

 

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Neuqua Valley Cross Country to Appear in Running Times Magazine

 

Running Times magazine will feature a story on our program in their fall cross country edition.   The issue is scheduled to come out August 29.  Writer Brian Metzler flew in from Boulder, Colorado and spent two days with us during the heat wave the third week of June.

 

Chris Derrick is 3rd in NCAA Championship 5k!  

 

Chris continued to impress us all.  Links to interviews, video of the race, and results can be found here. 

 

167 Signed up for Wildcat Summer Cross Country Camp!

 

We have record numbers signed up for our camp despite the decline in enrollment for next year.  Our track and field numbers are at 180 participants.

 

 

 

 

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Neuqua Valley – State Cross Country Champions ‘09

 

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Aaron Beattie (rt.) runs with the lead pack at State

 

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The guys on the award stand after wining the State title.

 

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The cover of our 2009 post season booklet

 

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Fall Schedule

 

Sat, Sept. 5th  9:00 a.m.  – Hornet Red Devil Inv., Katherine Legge Park, Hinsdale.

Sat, Sept. 12th  11:30 a.m. – Woodruff Inv., Detweiller Park, Peoria.

Tues, Sept 22nd DuPage River Park, Naperville– 5:00 p.m., Conference quad meet

Sat, Sept 26th – 9:00 a.m., Plainfield South Inv., Hammel Woods, Shorewood

Mon, Sept 28th – 5:00 p.m., York f/s Inv., Joe Newton Park, Elmhurst

Tues, Sept 29th – 5:00 p.m., Lords Park, Elgin, Conference quad meet

Sat, Oct 3rd – 9:00 a.m., Lockport Inv., Dellwood Park, Lockport

Sat, Oct 17th – 9:00 a.m., Upstate Eight Conference Meet, TBA

Tues, Oct. 20th – 5:00 p.m., Plainfield North F/S Inv., Hammel Woods, Shorewood

Sat, Oct 24th – IHSA Regional Meet, TBA

Sat, Oct 31st – IHSA Sectional Meet, TBA

Sat, Nov 7th – IHSA State Meet, 3:00 p.m., Detweiller Park, Peoria

 

 

 

 

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