In the boys race, the Tigers were no match for the host Warriors. Brookline's Chernet Sisay, Mark Perry, and Romey Sklar took the top three places, clinching the win before NN's first runner crossed the line. Dan Ranti and Ezra Lichtman had strong races to finish fourth and fifth, but Brookine took 10 of the next 12 places. Final score: 19-40 for the home team.
The boys finish the season with only two losses to Weymouth and Brookline. The team now looks forward to the BSC Championship meet at Norwood on Saturday, followed by the coaches meet, and the state class meet.
Boys results (compiled from athletic.net)
1 Chernet Sisay 15:25 Broo 11
2 Mark Perry 15:26 Broo 11
3 Romey Sklar 15:33 Broo 12
4 Dan Ranti 15:46 NNHS 12
5 Ezra Lichtman 15:49 NNHS 12
6 Matt Goroff 15:55 Broo 11
7 Evan Sternstein 16:01 Broo 11
8 Michael Katzeff 16:04 Broo 12
9 Justin Keefe 16:15 NNHS 11
10 Jon Long 16:39 NNHS 10
11 Aaron Klein 16:41 Broo 10
12 Andrew Triedman 16:49 Broo 12
13 William Jackson 16:53 Broo 12
14 Zane McInturf 16:57 Broo 12
15 Danny Waldroop 17:01 Broo 11
16 Max Shore 17:17 Broo 11
17 Grigoriy Gressel17:18 Broo 11
18 Steven Michael 17:34 NNHS 11
19 David Demerest 17:39 NNHS 10
20 Hikari Mamata 17:43 Broo 11
21 Sam Lauffer 17:46 Broo 12
22 Teddy Cullinane 18:07 Broo 11
23 Mike Schlichting18:37 NNHS 9
24 Ben Duvall 18:44 NNHS 11
25 Bernard McSally 19:12 NNHS 11
In the girls race, the Tigers couldn't leverage another dominating performance by Margo Gillis, and ended up losing a close meet to the Warriors 26-31.
Gillis (18:39) finished nearly a minute in front of Brookline freshman Charlotte Cole (19:37). Devika Banerjee took second, and Rebecca Trayner sixth for the Tigers. Brookline had four of the next five finishers, though, showing superior depth.
Girls results (compiled from athletic.net)
1 Margo Gillis 18:39 NNHS 12
2 Charlotte Cole 19:37 Broo 9
3 Devika Banerjee 19:58 NNHS 12
4 Jessica Lu 20:13 Broo 10
5 Lilly Gadhe 20:22 Broo 11
6 Rebecca Trayner 20:24 NNHS 11
7 Hannah Warren 20:26 Broo 12
8 Hannah Breck 20:43 Broo 11
9 J.Schiantarelli 21:02 NNHS 10
10 Anya Filina 21:08 Broo 12
11 Sabrina Lee 21:08 Broo 10
12 J. Schlossman 21:26 NNHS 10
13 Anna Russo 21:47 Broo 10
14 Emily Brown 22:00 Broo 11
15 Hannah Gottlieb 22:16 Broo 11
16 Allie Phillips 22:19 NNHS 11
17 Amanda Frankel 22:32 Broo 11
18 Meghan Bellerose22:39 NNHS 10
19 Melissa Weikart 22:51 NNHS 11
20 Katy Ames 23:14 Broo 12
21 Rose LaPlante 24:29 Broo 12
22 Michaela Corn 26:09 Broo 12
23 Iris Naimark 26:18 Broo 12
24 Kimberly Yu 29:46 Broo 12
25 Asuya Rozental 29:47 Broo 12
26 Hanna Pinsky 29:48 Broo 12
6 comments:
wreptiThis is believed to be Brookline's first dual meet win over NN on the distaff side since 1979 when Bob Glennon coached the Tigers for a year when Coach Martin was teaching in England. It is the only loss to Brookline in Coach Martin's storied career as XC coach of NN. The "living legend" was honored before the meet and received a walking stick to honor from the Warriors to honor the occassion.
Of course this was all posted on track talk but just in case some of Jon's readers only get inforamtion here I'd thought I would post it.
will sampson be back for state meet?
does brookline have a new course or are those just flying times? and by new, i mean has it changed anytime in the last 7 years...
I was wondering the same thing as Ankit. New course distance?
Mike - congrats to the Warriors, and thank you for the additional info. I wish I could have been there to see Peter Martin honored.
Ankit and Clay -- it's the same course. Brookline is that good!
Thanks, Jon. Good luck to CA. We'll be at EILs next Friday but of course we'll be cheering for Joe Connolly and the Beavers.
Hopefully Christian will be toeing the line at the BSC meet and we'll go from there.
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