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You can be a part of one of the largest middle school’s Cross Country teams in the state. Open to 6th - 8th grade students at Taylor road middle school, This sport is a chance to make new friends, enjoy working out, and condition for other sports.
You can be a part of one of the largest middle school’s Cross Country teams in the state. Open to 6th - 8th grade students at Taylor road middle school, This sport is a chance to make new friends, enjoy working out, and condition for other sports.
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2018 Season Recap
“Make a habit of excellence and success will be the side effect.”
The 2018 season was, by every measure, a remarkable success. Our girls finished in the Top 5 in every single race, finishing the season with a win at Wesleyan and our JV’s team victory at the State Championships. The guys finished in the Top 10 in every single race, with their runner up finish at the MS Showdown being the peak of the season. Our team strength led us to finish third overall in the Grand Championship at the state competition (a combination of scores from the JV and varsity races).
On the individual side, we have taken great strides this year. 39 of our 43 male runners set personal records this year with half of them (21) breaking the sixteen minute mark (as compared to 12 last year). Even better, we tripled the number of sub-fourteen minute runners from 2 last year to 6 this year. On the female side, 33 of 36 runners set a personal record. 19 runners broke the nineteen minute mark versus 12 last year. Even more impressively, 8 of the girls broke the fifteen minute mark which was a substantial increase over just 2 from last year. The impressiveness of our athletes is shown by fact that on the girls side, 13 of our fastest 15 runners in club history set their PRs this year while on the guys side, 10 of our top 12 PRs were set this year. However, the best is yet to come. Of those 13 girls, only 3 will graduate to the high school in this coming year.
I am proud of all the efforts that our young runners have displayed and anticipate even greater commitment and contributions from everyone in the coming year. I appreciate all of the hard work of my fellow coaches and student coaches as without their help, none of this could be possible. I have the utmost confidence that we are on the verge of being a state powerhouse that will contend for state championships in the coming years. I am really excited to see what the future brings.
Coach Michael Sinco
“Make a habit of excellence and success will be the side effect.”
The 2018 season was, by every measure, a remarkable success. Our girls finished in the Top 5 in every single race, finishing the season with a win at Wesleyan and our JV’s team victory at the State Championships. The guys finished in the Top 10 in every single race, with their runner up finish at the MS Showdown being the peak of the season. Our team strength led us to finish third overall in the Grand Championship at the state competition (a combination of scores from the JV and varsity races).
On the individual side, we have taken great strides this year. 39 of our 43 male runners set personal records this year with half of them (21) breaking the sixteen minute mark (as compared to 12 last year). Even better, we tripled the number of sub-fourteen minute runners from 2 last year to 6 this year. On the female side, 33 of 36 runners set a personal record. 19 runners broke the nineteen minute mark versus 12 last year. Even more impressively, 8 of the girls broke the fifteen minute mark which was a substantial increase over just 2 from last year. The impressiveness of our athletes is shown by fact that on the girls side, 13 of our fastest 15 runners in club history set their PRs this year while on the guys side, 10 of our top 12 PRs were set this year. However, the best is yet to come. Of those 13 girls, only 3 will graduate to the high school in this coming year.
I am proud of all the efforts that our young runners have displayed and anticipate even greater commitment and contributions from everyone in the coming year. I appreciate all of the hard work of my fellow coaches and student coaches as without their help, none of this could be possible. I have the utmost confidence that we are on the verge of being a state powerhouse that will contend for state championships in the coming years. I am really excited to see what the future brings.
Coach Michael Sinco
