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Top Boys Sophomore Three-Mile Markers The FinAl Decision: Top Boys Sophomore Three- Mile MArKers MileSplit IL Nov 22, 2020 Ironically, there was only one underclassman from this group that broke 15:00 this season. Be as it may look for things to improve in 2021. In the meantime, Daniel Watcke of Hinsdale Central will lead the charge. But there are others on the docket to be aware of. =========== Three Mile Run RANK TIME ATHLETE/TEAM GRADE MEET / DATE PLACE DANIEL WATCKE IHSA 3A Sectional - Chicago (Whitney 2nd 14:54.16 2023 1 Hinsdale Central High Oct 31, 2020 School ALEXANDER DAS SPC Top Times Meet 5th 15:09.60 2023 2 Oswego East High School Oct 7, 2020 TRENT ANDERSON SWSC Conference Meet (Boys) 2nd 15:18.00 2023 3 Sandburg High School Oct 16, 2020 KARSON HOLLANDER Fox Valley XC Conference Championships 2nd 15:22.05 2023 4 Crystal Lake Central High Oct 10, 2020 School OLIVER BURNS SPC Top Times Meet 12th 15:22.90 2023 5 PlainTeld North High Oct 7, 2020 School RILEY NEWPORT Neuqua Valley vs Naperville North, Dekalb 1st 15:23.12 2023 6 DeKalb High School Oct 2, 2020 TOMMY MURRAY IHSA 1A Regional - Rock Island Alleman 3rd 15:27.00 2023 7 Riverdale High School Oct 24, 2020 AKILI PAREKH Whitney Young Invitational 4th 15:29.00 2023 8 Chicago Latin High School Sep 19, 2020 ZACHARY BALZER SPC Top Times Meet 15th 15:31.90 2023 9 Minooka High School Oct 7, 2020 RYAN PALMER NV vs MV vs WV (Boys) 8th 15:31.97 2023 10 Neuqua Valley High School Sep 26, 2020 TOPHER FERRIS IHSA 3A Regional - Marist 11th 15:36.57 2023 11 Downers Grove North High Oct 24, 2020 School JOE SCHWARTZ Granite City Pre-Regional 2nd 15:37.94 2023 12 Waterloo High School Oct 17, 2020 BRADY NELSON SPC Top Times Meet 23rd 15:39.20 2023 13 Oswego High School Oct 7, 2020 CONNOR LEBEAU SWSC Conference Meet (Boys) 1st 15:42.00 2023 14 Lincoln Way West High Oct 16, 2020 School JESSE GAMBOA IHSA 3A Regional - Marist 14th 15:42.49 2023 15 Hinsdale Central High Oct 24, 2020 School HUNTER WHITNEY Whitney Young Invitational 6th 15:42.50 2023 16 Lane Tech High School Sep 19, 2020 MICHAEL POLIZZI Whitney Young Invitational 7th 15:42.60 2023 17 Taft High School Sep 19, 2020 LOGAN BECKMIER Saber Corn Invite 4th 15:43.40 2023 18 Arthur-Lovington-Atwood- Aug 29, 2020 Hammond HS 15:45.73 JACK CASACCIO 2023 MSL Conference Championships 5th 19 Palatine High School Oct 17, 2020 DECLAN OCHOA LPXC Meet #1 1st 15:47.40 2023 20 Lincoln Park High School Sep 15, 2020 BEN WHALEY Yorkville / West Aurora Dual Meet 7th 15:47.90 2023 21 Yorkville High School Aug 29, 2020 LIAM NEWHART IHSA 3A Regional - Chicago (Whitney 5th 15:48.54 2023 22 Oak Park-River Forest Oct 24, 2020 GRANT MILLER IHSA 3A Regional - Marist 17th 15:48.77 2023 23 Hinsdale Central High Oct 24, 2020 School ISSAC TEEL Sparta Invite 1st 15:49.00 2023 24 Pinckneyville High School Sep 15, 2020 BRADY VERDON Niles Notre Dame College Prep Meet 2nd 15:50.60 2023 25 Notre Dame (Niles) Oct 10, 2020 ANDREW JORDAN Sandburg Showcase 22nd 15:50.92 2023 26 Palatine High School Sep 11, 2020 MARIO TORRES IHSA 3A Sectional - Hoffman Estates 17th 15:51.19 2023 27 Buffalo Grove High School Oct 31, 2020 QUINTIN LOWE Naperville Twilight Invite 20th 15:52.77 2023 28 Batavia High School Oct 9, 2020 - Oct 10, 2020 NOLAN SAMS SWSC Conference Meet (Boys) 1st 15:52.80 2023 29 Lincoln Way West High Oct 16, 2020 School MITCH GARCIA Lake Park Varsity Co-Ed Quad 8th 15:53.10 2023 30 St. Charles East High Sep 26, 2020 School DYLAN MYERS NSC XC Championships 8th 15:54.00 2023 31 Lake Zurich High School Oct 17, 2020 COLIN CORCORAN Neuqua Valley vs Naperville North, Dekalb 5th 15:54.21 2023 32 Naperville North High Oct 2, 2020 School ETHAN REYNOSO PlainTeld South vs Joliet West 2nd 15:55.00 2023 33 PlainTeld South High Sep 19, 2020 School 15:55.10 PARKER NOLD 2023 SPC Top Times Meet 33rd 34 Oswego East High School Oct 7, 2020 HENRY WELSH Mid Illini Conference Championships 9th 15:55.40 2023 35 Dunlap High School Oct 16, 2020 CALEB YOUNGSTEDT Dukane Conference Championships 14th 15:56.30 2023 36 Wheaton North High School Oct 17, 2020 HARRISON TAYLOR IHSA 3A Regional - Granite City 13th 15:56.65 2023 37 Normal Community West Oct 24, 2020 High School JUAN DEL REAL IHSA 3A Sectionals - LaGrange (Lyons) 33rd 15:56.83 2023 38 Guilford High School Oct 31, 2020 MAX ELDER Riverside BrookTeld vs Noorthridge vs 4th 15:58.10 2023 39 Northridge Prep High Oct 3, 2020 School NATHAN VIRGINELLI WWS Varsity Quad #3 2nd 15:58.20 2023 40 Wheaton Warrenville South Oct 3, 2020 High School DREW VERENSKI Chatham-Glenwood vs Normal University 3rd 16:00.00 2023 41 Chatham-Glenwood High Sep 19, 2020 School COLE KAETHER NSC XC Championships 10th 16:00.00 2023 41 Warren High School Oct 17, 2020 WILLIAM ARCHER Whitney Young Invitational 11th 16:01.00 2023 43 Lane Tech High School Sep 19, 2020 NICOLAS CASTRILLON Neuqua Valley vs Naperville North, Dekalb 9th 16:03.56 2023 44 Neuqua Valley High School Oct 2, 2020 JACK ROBERTS Lincoln Way East vs Bolingbrook Boys Dual 2nd 16:05.30 2023 45 Lincoln-Way East Sep 29, 2020 LUCA ARCURI IHSA 3A Sectionals - LaGrange (Lyons) 46th 16:06.43 2023 46 Maine South High School Oct 31, 2020 ETHAN NIERODA IHSA 3A Regional - Granite City 18th 16:07.18 2023 47 O'Fallon High School Oct 24, 2020 48 CHASE SAUDER Peoria Nore Dame Blue-Green Invitational 9th 16:08.40 Morton High School 2023 Oct 3, 2020 YUSUF BAIG Fox Valley XC Conference Championships 14th 16:08.48 2023 49 Burlington Central High Oct 10, 2020 School HUSTON GILLESPIE IHSA 3A Regional - Granite City 19th 16:08.83 2023 50 Pekin High School Oct 24, 2020 LUKE PRAVECEK CSL South Conference 16th 16:09.30 2023 51 Maine South High School Oct 17, 2020 LUKA KUZMANOVIC IHSA 3A Regionals - Hoffman Estates 9th 16:11.46 2023 52 Prospect High School Oct 24, 2020 JOSEPH KARLESKY CSL South Conference 17th 16:11.60 2023 53 Maine South High School Oct 17, 2020 ANDRES LOPEZ Neuqua Valley vs Naperville North, Dekalb 12th 16:12.29 2023 54 Neuqua Valley High School Oct 2, 2020 AARON HENDRON IHSA 2A Regional - Taylorville 5th 16:12.30 2023 55 Champaign Centennial Oct 24, 2020 High School JAXSON GAUTHIER SWSC Conference Meet (Boys) 4th 16:12.80 2023 56 Lockport Twp. High School Oct 16, 2020 KYLE DOORHY IHSA 3A Sectional - Chicago (Whitney 61st 16:13.60 2023 57 Hinsdale Central High Oct 31, 2020 School MATT JOHNSON Locktoberfest Invitational 16:13.70 2023 58 Lockport Twp. High School Oct 3, 2020 HUDSON ROMAINE WWS Varsity Quad #3 6th 16:13.80 2023 59 Wheaton North High School Oct 3, 2020 OWEN AUGUSTINE IHSA 3A Sectional - Chicago (Whitney 64th 16:13.87 2023 60 Oak Park-River Forest Oct 31, 2020 LY L E A D C O C K IHSA 1A Regional - Decatur (St. Teresa)l 9th 16:14.70 2023 61 Arthur-Lovington-Atwood- Oct 24, 2020 Hammond HS KYLE SMORYNSKI Whitney Young Invitational 16th 16:15.00 2023 62 Lane Tech High School Sep 19, 2020 MATTHEW DESANTIS Chicago Public League Championship 1st 63 16:15.50 2023 Jones College Prep Oct 17, 2020 - Oct 18, 2020 BRENDEN HEITZIG Stanford-Olympia invtational 16:16.60 2023 64 Lincoln High School Oct 3, 2020 ABIGAIL VAUGHAN-LEE SWSC Conference Meet (Boys) 3rd 16:16.90 2023 65 Sandburg High School Oct 16, 2020 LANDIS MUSSER IHSA 1A Regional - Rock Island Alleman 5th 16:17.00 2023 66 Riverdale High School Oct 24, 2020 CALEB HATZINGER WWS Varsity Quad #3 9th 16:17.50 2023 67 Wheaton Warrenville South Oct 3, 2020 High School DANE IVANCEVIC SWSC Conference Meet (Boys) 5th 16:17.90 2023 68 Homewood-Flossmoor Oct 16, 2020 High School GERRY CUSHING SWSC Conference Meet (Boys) 6th 16:18.00 2023 69 Lincoln-Way East Oct 16, 2020 DANIEL O'CONNELL IHSA 2A Sectional - Chicago (Latin) 15th 16:18.38 2023 70 Wheaton St. Francis High Oct 31, 2020 School NOAH JACKSON CSL North Boys Conference 16th 16:18.40 2023 71 Highland Park High School Oct 17, 2020 CALEB WALTER IHSA 2A Sectional - Chicago (Latin) 16th 16:18.92 2023 72 Glenbard South High Oct 31, 2020 School LIAM MACLELLAN LPXC Meet #1 2nd 16:19.20 2023 73 St. Patrick High School Sep 15, 2020 DECLAN AHERN IHSA 3A Regionals - Hoffman Estates 10th 16:19.50 2023 74 Evanston Township High Oct 24, 2020 School SAMUEL BARNARD DVC Boys Championships 20th 16:20.70 2023 75 Naperville Central High Oct 17, 2020 School NOEL VELASQUEZ PlainTeld North vs Oswego East 9th 16:20.80 2023 76 Oswego East High School Sep 19, 2020 LLEYTON TURK Rochester/Chatham Dual 7th 16:21.00 2023 77 Chatham-Glenwood High Oct 3, 2020 School JOSIAH JONES SWSC Conference Meet (Boys) 1st 16:21.40 2023 78 Bradley-Bourbonnais High Oct 16, 2020 TOMMY STECZ Whitney Young Invitational 19th 16:21.60 2023 79 Lane Tech High School Sep 19, 2020 ANDREW HERNANDEZ Aurora Central Catholic "Legends Classic" 10th 16:22.00 2023 80 Wheaton St.
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