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The Boys Harrier Class of 2023 Is Expected to Produce In RESULTS RANKINGS CALENDAR TEAMS COVERAGE TRAINING REGISTRATION MORE ! " The Boys Harrier Class Of 2023 Is Expected ToSearch Account Produce In '20 Illinois XC 2020: Preseason Preview Series Tony Jones Aug 20, 2020 Tagged Athletes Emma Watcke What to Read Next Hinsdale Central has been one of the elite teams in the state over recent times because of its ability to develop and nurture young talent. It appears that the Red Devils will have another 2020 Class 2A Girls Pre- Season Preview: lowstick star on its hand by the name of Daniel Watcke. Watcke, the son of former Indiana UnclassiAed State prep 3200m champ (Craig Watcke- 1985)/brother of graduated star Emma Watcke, tore Aug 20, 2020 up the undercard scene last year. His mother is Molly McClimon (Watcke) which means he has the inherent ingredients to be a BIG star. Of course, hard work is key and Daniel has done Class A Boys Pre-Season Preview: Monticello Is that. Tabbed #1 Aug 19, 2020 This emerging sophomore lot produced 12 sub 16:00 efforts which are solid. Look for several of the Ueld to shoot for sub 15:00 this fall. 2020 Class A Boys Pre- Season Preview: #15- ----- #11 Aug 19, 2020 Three Mile Run RANK TIME ATHLETE/TEAM GRADE MEET / DATE PLACE 2020 Class A Boys Pre- Season XC Preview: #20- #16 DANIEL WATCKE IHSA Cross Country State Championship 82nd Aug 18, 2020 15:19.90 2023 1 HinsDale Central High Nov 9, 2019 School 2020 Class RILEY NEWPORT PlainYeld Central Invitational 5th 15:22.02 2023 A 2 DeKalb High School Sep 7, 2019 - Sep 8, 2019 AugBoys XC18, Preview:2020 JACK CASACCIO Mid-Suburban League Championship 10th 4 more... The 15:35.00 2023 3 Palatine High School Oct 19, 2019 Countdown #25 to #21 MAX ELDER IHSA 1A Regional - Ida Crown 5th 15:40.00 2023 4 Northridge Prep High Oct 26, 2019 Tweets by ​@MileSplitIL School MileSplit Illinois ALEXANDER DAS IHSA Cross Country State Championship 141st @MileSplitIL 15:40.10 2023 5 Oswego East High School Nov 9, 2019 Our very own @Ray_Lewis67 is just getting started over the next few days with the 2A girls team previews. Here are his opening thoughts and penmanship with some of the top emerging teams -- DANIEL WINKELMAN IHSA Cross Country State Championship 35th 6 15:40.70 2023 -> bit.ly/3iUQOtu #ihsaxc20 Harvest Christian Academy Nov 9, 2019 NOLAN SAMS IHSA Cross Country State Championship 158th 15:48.40 2023 7 Lincoln-Way Central High Nov 9, 2019 School JACKSON ALBANESE IHSA Cross Country State Championship 162nd 15:50.20 2023 8 McHenry High School Nov 9, 2019 2h AKILI PAREKH IHSA 1A Regional - Ida Crown 9th 15:50.60 2023 9 Chicago Latin High School Oct 26, 2019 Embed View on Twitter ERIC BARAJAS IHSA 3A Regional - Lake Forest 29th 15:59.00 2023 10 Zion Benton High School Oct 26, 2019 JASON GOULD IHSA 1A Regional - Ida Crown 10th 15:59.10 2023 11 Wolcott Oct 26, 2019 HUNTER WHITNEY Chicago City State Meet 8th 15:59.41 2023 12 Lane Tech High School Nov 7, 2019 QUINTIN LOWE 3A Regional - St. Charles North 15th 16:00.20 2023 13 Batavia High School Oct 26, 2019 GERRY CUSHING IHSA Class 3A AnDrew Regional 10th 16:02.70 2023 14 Lincoln-Way East Oct 26, 2019 MASON KRIEG Mid-Suburban League Championship 3rd 16:03.00 2023 15 Palatine High School Oct 19, 2019 16:03.00 MATTHEW DESANTIS 2023 IHSA 1A Regional - Ida Crown 11th 15 DePaul College Prep Oct 26, 2019 ANDREW JORDAN Mid-Suburban League Championship 27th 16:04.00 2023 17 Palatine High School Oct 19, 2019 CONNOR LEBEAU IHSA Class 3A AnDrew Regional 11th 16:04.30 2023 18 Lincoln-Way Central High Oct 26, 2019 School ZACK FIDROCKI Peoria Invitational 95th 16:06.00 2023 19 York High School Oct 5, 2019 WILLIAM ARCHER RicharD Spring Invitational 7th 16:06.60 2023 20 Lane Tech High School Sep 21, 2019 GRANT MILLER Naperville Twilight Invite 3rd 16:09.20 2023 21 HinsDale Central High Oct 9, 2019 School JUSTIN FALECZYK IHSA Class 3A AnDrew Regional 15th 16:11.30 2023 22 Lincoln-Way East Oct 26, 2019 DREW VERENSKI West Aurora Blackhawk StampeDe 18th 16:11.60 2023 23 Chatham-Glenwood High Oct 12, 2019 School TRENT ANDERSON Southwest Suburban Conference XC 5th 16:12.00 2023 24 SanDburg High School Oct 19, 2019 JOE SCHWARTZ Peoria Invitational 40th 16:12.00 2023 24 Waterloo High School Oct 5, 2019 KURT KREIS IHSA Class 3A AnDrew Regional 16th 16:13.50 2023 26 Lincoln-Way Central High Oct 26, 2019 School TOPHER FERRIS Naperville Twilight Invite 4th 16:14.70 2023 27 Downers Grove North High Oct 9, 2019 School CARTER LAUREYS IHSA 3A Regional - Lake Forest 37th 16:18.00 2023 28 MunDelein High School Oct 26, 2019 KYLE ROSE Dupage Valley Conference 2nd 16:19.10 2023 29 Naperville Central High Oct 19, 2019 School AUSTIN ROBINSON RicharD Spring Invitational 19th 16:19.20 2023 30 SpringYeld Lanphier High Sep 21, 2019 School 16:19.40 SAMUEL BARNARD 2023 Dupage Valley Conference 3rd 31 Naperville Central High Oct 19, 2019 School LOGAN BECKMIER Peoria Heights Patriot Invitational 20th 16:20.10 2023 32 Arthur-Lovington-Atwood- Oct 19, 2019 HammonD HS OLIVER BURNS Naperville Twilight Invite 74th 16:22.60 2023 33 PlainYeld North High Oct 9, 2019 School JACOB BATES St. Clair County Championships 7th 16:25.10 2023 34 Belleville West High School Oct 8, 2019 DANIEL LEONARD Chicago City State Meet 14th 16:25.99 2023 35 Jones College Prep Nov 7, 2019 DYLAN MYERS North Suburban Conference XC 4th 16:26.00 2023 36 Lake Zurich High School Oct 19, 2019 SKY RIDDLE Peoria Invitational 128th 16:26.00 2023 36 Normal Community West Oct 5, 2019 High School DANIEL O'CONNELL IHSA Cross Country State Championship 117th 16:27.80 2023 38 Wheaton St. Francis High Nov 9, 2019 School MATTHEW KOTCHER IHSA 1A Regional - Ida Crown 14th 16:27.90 2023 39 Chicago Latin High School Oct 26, 2019 JACK ROBERTS Southwest Suburban Conference XC 7th 16:28.10 2023 40 Lincoln-Way East Oct 19, 2019 JOSIAH JONES Southwest Suburban Conference XC 27th 16:28.30 2023 41 Bradley-Bourbonnais High Oct 19, 2019 School IBRAHIM TINEH Southwest Suburban Conference XC 8th 16:29.90 2023 42 SanDburg High School Oct 19, 2019 NOEL VELASQUEZ RicharD Spring Invitational 26th 16:30.00 2023 43 Oswego East High School Sep 21, 2019 JOHN SHINDLER St. Clair County Championships 8th 16:30.20 2023 44 Belleville East High School Oct 8, 2019 BRADY NELSON Sterling Invitational 20th 16:30.50 2023 45 Oswego High School Oct 12, 2019 16:32.00 COLE KAETHER 2023 North Suburban Conference XC 24th 46 Warren High School Oct 19, 2019 BRADY O'CONNOR RicharD Spring Invitational 30th 16:33.80 2023 47 Oak Park-River Forest Sep 21, 2019 QUIN GRAY St. Clair County Championships 10th 16:34.00 2023 48 Belleville East High School Oct 8, 2019 HUSTON GILLESPIE Mid Illini Conference Championships 21st 16:34.40 2023 49 Pekin High School Oct 18, 2019 ARNAV EARVE Peoria Invitational 77th 16:35.00 2023 50 SpringYeld High School Oct 5, 2019 LEO GARTLAN Naperville Twilight Invite 15th 16:35.20 2023 51 Downers Grove North High Oct 9, 2019 School CALE SMITH IHSA 2A Sectional - Decatur (MacArthur) 36th 16:35.47 2023 52 Eisenhower HS (Decatur) Nov 2, 2019 BEN HARRIS St. Clair County Championships 11th 16:35.80 2023 53 Belleville East High School Oct 8, 2019 TOMMY MURRAY Peoria Heights Patriot Invitational 33rd 16:36.40 2023 54 RiverDale High School Oct 19, 2019 BRAYDEN BOCK IHSA Cross Country State Championship 133rd 16:36.40 2023 54 Dixon High School Nov 9, 2019 LIAM NEWHART 3A Regional - Whitney Young 4th 16:36.80 2023 56 Oak Park-River Forest Oct 26, 2019 ETHAN REYNOSO IHSA 3A Regional - PlainYeld South 15th 16:36.80 2023 56 PlainYeld South High Oct 26, 2019 School ROHAN NAMBOOTHIRI Mid-Suburban League Championship 8th 16:37.00 2023 58 Palatine High School Oct 19, 2019 SAM ANDRZEJEWSKI Metro Suburban Conference XC 8th 16:37.00 2023 58 Wheaton St. Francis High Oct 19, 2019 School 58 OWEN ELLIOT Mid-Suburban League Championship 9th 16:37.00 Palatine High School 2023 Oct 19, 2019 ADAM MILLER Dukane Conference Championships 5th 16:37.30 2023 61 Batavia High School Oct 19, 2019 IAN BURKE IHSA 3A Regional - Lake Forest 50th 16:38.00 2023 62 Libertyville High School Oct 26, 2019 SAM URBON Naperville Twilight Invite 16th 16:38.20 2023 63 Metea Valley High School Oct 9, 2019 HENRY WEIL IHSA 1A Regional - Ida Crown 19th 16:38.90 2023 64 Francis Parker High School Oct 26, 2019 THAD BERGSCHNEIDER IHSA 1A Sectional - Elmwood 28th 16:38.98 2023 65 Franklin High School Nov 2, 2019 KYLE DOORHY First to the Finish Invitational 169th 16:39.20 2023 66 HinsDale Central High Sep 14, 2019 School AARON HENDRON 2A- IHSA Bloomington Sectional 29th 16:39.40 2023 67 Champaign Centennial Nov 2, 2019 High School ZACK GAYNOR IHSA Cross Country State Championship 140th 16:39.40 2023 67 Riverside-BrookYeld High Nov 9, 2019 School JEFFERY SPIREK First to the Finish Invitational 172nd 16:39.60 2023 69 Downers Grove South High Sep 14, 2019 School MICHAEL POLIZZI Chicago City State Meet 22nd 16:40.35 2023 70 Taft High School Nov 7, 2019 JACK RHYNER First to the Finish Invitational 68th 16:40.50 2023 71 St.
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