The 2002 SKHS Cross Country Season
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The 1999 SKHS Cross Country Season
South Kingstown High School
Founded: 1880
Enrollment: ~ 1200
Colors: Light Blue, Navy and White
Nickname: Rebels
Affiliation: RI Interscholastic League
Principal: Kevin Sheehan
Athletic Director: Bob Cavanagh
Head Coach: Karen Johnson (B) & Sherry Hathaway (G)
S.K.H.S. Cross Country Team
South Kingstown High School
215 Columbia Street
South Kingstown, R.I. 02879
Tel: 401-792-9611
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Head coach: Karen Johnson
Hometown: ?
Residence: Wakefield
Birthdate: TBA
Education: B.Something., U of Something, 19xx
Coaching Experience: South Kingstown High School ...
Girls' Team: ...
Boys' Team: ...
The 2001 season will be ...
Head coach: Sherry Hathaway
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Residence: ?
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Education: B.Something., U of Something, 19xx
Coaching Experience: South Kingstown High School ...
Girls' Team: ...
Boys' Team: ...
The 2001 season will be ...
Team manager: Jane Doe.
Jane Doe is the team manager.
Varsity not returning ... ?
JV not returning ... Michael Raiche
Quit ... C.
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No Name Pos Ht Age* DOB Class H.S./Home Town
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Andrew _____ '??
Andrew _____ '02
Nick Allard '04
Scott Bowman - C 18 10/08/83 '02
_____ Boyce '??
Brad Swain '05
Peter Burt '02
Vincent Criscione 18 10/15/83 '02
Dan _____ '05
Ryan Donnell '02
Tighe Flatley '03
Mike Higgins '03
G. Horton '02
Cormick Lynch '03
Pat Morello '05
Colin Murphy '03
Josh Oberle '03
Zack Smith '04
David Stanhope -- 5-05 17 02/22/85 '03 SK
Jonathon Stokes - C '02
Brian Wendell 18 09/10/83 '02
Chris Wright - C 18 05/14/84 '02
* Age as of Jun 30, 2002
David Stanhope: Hopes to be a veterinarian.
Varsity not returning ... ?
JV not returning ... ?
Quit ... C.
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No Name Pos Ht Age* DOB Class H.S./Home Town
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Morgan Bozarth
Jackie Cole
Lindsay Crouse - C
Sarah Duszkiewicz '02
Leah Ferguson - C
Chelsea Heron
Colleen Kelley
Allison Little - C '02
Molly Little '04
Shannon McIntyre
Nishita Roy '03
Morgan Santos '03
Brittany Wright '05
* Age as of Jun 30, 2002
Aaaaa Bbbbbbe: Hopes to be a teacher.
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Day Date Opponent Location Time Results
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Mon Aug 20 Practice Begins
Sat Aug 25 Volunteer - Cemetery
Tue Sep 04 Pasta - Colin Murphy
Wed Sep 05 Girls Relay Carnival Goddard T:BA 1st
Thu Sep 06 Boys Relay Carnival Goddard T:BA ?nd
Sun Sep 09 Pasta - Wendell
Mon Sep 10 Middletown, Prout (Girls first) Chariho 4:00 WW;WW
Sun Sep 16 Pasta - Mike and Chris Wright
Mon Sep 17 Westerly/Rogers (B 1st) Home 4:00 WW;WL
Sun Sep 23 Pasta at the Littles
Mon Sep 24 Narragansett, Portsmouth (G-1st) Home 4:00 WW;WW
Senior Meet
Sun Sep 30 Pasta at Leah Furguson
Mon Oct 01 North Kingstown, Coventry Ryan Park 4:00 WL;WL
Wed Oct 10 So. RI Championships (Boys only) Goddard 3:30 2nd
Fri Oct 19 Pasta - ???
Sat Oct 20 Brown Invit Goddard T:BA Yes
Fri Oct 26 Pasta - Scott Bowman
Sat Oct 27 Class Meets Bryant 10:00 Sick
Junior Varsity Championships
Class Meet Order
9:00 Girls' B Class
9:30 Boys' A Class
11:00 Girls' JV
11:30 Boys' JV
Sat Nov 03 Pasta - Coach Johnson
Sun Nov 04 State Meet Bryant 11:00 No,Yes
Sat Nov 10 New Englands Goddard T:BA G-17
Tue Nov 20 Awards / Pot-Luck / Slides Cafeteria 5:00
What was the story with the Sport's Bra, Colleen?
Boys' Current record: 00-00 (Overall); 08-01 (Southern Div - A);
Playoffs: 0-0
Girls' Current record: 00-00 (Overall); 07-02 (Southern Div - A);
Playoffs: 0-0
LEAGUE STANDINGS
(Top ? make playoffs)
Boys
Southern Division
| Girls
Southern Division
|
|---|
W L
-- --
North Kingstown 9 0
S Kingstown 8 1
Portsmouth 7 2
Westerly 6 3
Chariho 5 4
Coventry 4 5
Narragansett 3 6
Rogers 2 7
Prout 1 8
Middletown 0 9
|
W L
-- --
North Kingstown 9 0
Westerly 8 1
S Kingstown 7 2
Coventry 6 3
Portsmouth 5 4
Middletown 3 6
Rogers 3 6
Chariho 2 7
Prout 2 7
Narragansett 0 9
|
Northern Div, 10 Teams =
Burrillville, Cumberland, Davies (Boys), Lincoln, MSC,
N. Smithfield, N. Providence, Ponaganset,
Woonsocket, Smithfield. |
Metro Div, 10 Teams =
Barrington, Classical, East Providence, Hope, La Salle,
Mt. Hope, Mt. Pleasant, St. Raphael, Shea, Tolman. |
Suburban or Central Div, 12 Teams =
Bay View (Girls), Central Falls, Cranston East (Boys), Cranston West,
East Greenwich (Girls'), Hendricken (Boys), Johnston,
Pilgrim, Scituate, Toll Gate, Warwick Vets, West Warwick. |
Sep 05, 2001 (Match #M01): Relay Carnival - Goddard
South Kingstown girls ...
SCFun wasn't there but we do have the article below
from the Providence Journal. Looks like the girls are off
to a good start.
Vieira fastest at Injury Fund meet
BY BOB LEDDY
Journal Sports Writer
WARWICK -- One race into the 2001 girls' cross country season and one
thing is already clear: North Kingstown's Lindsay Vieira is the front-
runner.
The North Kingstown senior and defending state champion yesterday got
her final high school season off to an auspicious start. Running in the
first of three varsity races at Goddard State Park in sub-6-minute
miles, Vieira traversed 3.1 mostly level miles in a time of 18 minutes,
13.33 seconds, better than a minute ahead of the second-place runner.
The other two varsity race-winners were South Kingstown's Allison
Little (19:36) and East Greenwich's Nicole Millette (19:28).
South Kingstown, a program that's always loaded with talent, seems no
different this season if yesterday's performance in the Caswell Race was
any indication. The Rebs' Little dueled with teammate Lindsay Crouse
throughout the 3.1 miles, with Crouse -- a first-team All-Stater last
season -- placing second in 19:46. South also took team honors with 48
points.
"I like this course," said Little, who took last season off from cross
country but is just off a fine spring track season. "It's not too hilly.
Lindsay and I worked together the last two miles."
Ponaganset's Morgan Wilson finished third in the Caswell Race. Her
time was 21:04. The Rebels' Shannon McIntyre placed fourth (21:16).
CASWELL RACE
TEAM SCORES -- 1, S. Kingstown 48; 2, Ponaganset 58; 3, Barrington 76;
4, Smithfield 97; 5, Lincoln 119; 6, E. Providence 141; 7, W. Warwick
220; 8, Prout 227; 9, Rogers 239; 10, Tolman 297; 11, Central Falls 301;
12, Shea 321.
INDIVIDUALS -- 1, Little, SK; 2, Crouse, SK; 3, Wilson, Pon.; 4,
McIntyre, SK; 5, Palermini, Linc.; 6, Buchner, Barr.; 7, Carlson, Linc.;
8, Gouveia, EP; 9, Taylor, Barr.; 10, Duquette, Pon. Time -- 19:36. 3.1
miles.
Sep 06, 2001 (Match #M02): Relay Carnival - Goddard
South Kingstown boys did so so ...
Nice day at Goddard. Lots of new kids on the team. Someday we will
figure out their names.
The SK boys had many runners in civilian clothes. Chris Wright
expects to be back any day from a broken toe. Colin Murphy hadn't yet
met the requirement for the minimum number (5) of practices. Scott
Bowman has a tooth injury.
North Kingstown swept their race. Hendricken may have also. There
were no results in ProJo, maybe the next day.
The times below are unofficial. Cormick Lynch, a transfer from
Hendricken, and newcomers Zach Smith and Josh Oberle, had good opening
days.
Congrats to Jon Stokes on a well run race.
VARSITY & JV BOYS - Individual:
Place Name School Time
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1 Jon Stokes SK 17:39
2 Cormick Lynch SK 19:16
3 Josh Oberle SK 19:27
4 Zach Smith SK 19:35
5 Brian Wendell SK 21:53
6 David Stanhope SK 22:01 @7:18
7 Horton SK :??
Distance: 3.1 miles
FRESHMEN BOYS - Individual:
Place Name School Time
----- -------------------------- ------ -----
1 ? SK :??
2 ? SK :??
3 ? SK :??
Distance: 3.1 miles
Sep 10, 2001 (Match #M03): Middletown/Prout -
Chariho
South Kingstown Boys and Girls open with wins
It was a beautiful day at Chariho. Unfortunately Middletown
couldn't run due to their teachers' strike.
Scott Bowman was still out waiting for his gums to heal. He
hopes to start running in a few days. Peter Burt didn't run
because he hadn't completed the initial five practices.
The girls' race was tight. R. Anderson, from Chariho led
most of the way. Allison Little made a move near the end, at the
start of the big loop near the track but the Chariho girl was
able to hold her off. Lindsay Crouse was close behind and then
there was a big gap before coming to the fourth runner, Shannon
McIntyre.
The boys' race was similar with Jon Stokes right on the heels
of the eventual winner, S. Horgan. Colin Murphy, who led the race
early on, was also in the hunt. Chris Wright ran his first race
of the year still suffering from a broken toe and lack of
training.
It would be nice if most of the team didn't go back to their
camp site while teammates were still on the course. Stay around
and cheer them on. Also, it would be nice if they would pick
up their trash so the two coaches, as they did today, don't have
to clean up after the team.
VARSITY BOYS - Individual:
Place Name School Time
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1 S. Horgan Char 16:53 @5:38
2 Jon Stokes SK
3 Colin Murphy SK
4 Cormick Lynch SK
5 Zach Smith SK
6 David Stanhope SK ~17:56 @6:59
7 Brian Wendell SK
8 Josh Oberle SK
9 B. Adams Char
10 C. Mott Char
--
x Vincent Criscione SK
x Nick Allard SK
Distance: 3.0 miles
BOYS' RESULTS
(Read Across)
| South Kingstown | Chariho | Prout
|
| South Kingstown | X | W 20-43 | W 15-50
|
| Chariho | L 20-43 | X | W 15-50
|
| Prout | L 15-50 | L 15-50 | X
|
VARSITY GIRLS - Individual:
Place Name School Time
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1 R. Anderson C 18:30 @6:10
2 Allison Little SK ~18:35
3 Lindsay Crouse SK ~18:44
4 Shannon McIntyre SK Big gap
5 Molly Little SK
6 B. Wright SK
7 Sarah Dusckiewicz SK
8 Leah Ferguson SK
9 Colleen Kelley SK
10 J. Cole SK
--
x Nashita Roy SK
Distance: 3.0 miles
GIRLS' RESULTS
(Read Across)
| South Kingstown | Chariho | Prout
|
| South Kingstown | X | W 20-43 | W 15-50
|
| Chariho | L 20-43 | X | L 24-32
|
| Prout | L 15-50 | W 24-32 | X
|
Sep 12, 2001 ... from Narr Times, by Ken Castro
WOOD RIVER JUNCTION- Chariho runners topped their respective fields
in capturing individual honors in the first dual meet of the cross
country season Monday afternoon.
It was however an all South Kingstown show of team strength as both
the boys and girls teams came away big winners over their counterparts
from Chariho and Prout.
In the girls' race, Chariho's Rebecca Anderson continued to rise in
stature among the state's top harriers by winning the 3.0 mile test in
18.30 over her home course. Some 30 meters back of Anderson the South
Kingstown express was in full force virtually controlling the rest of
the pack behind Anderson and teammates Lindsay Crouse and Alison Little
who had both worked their way to Anderson's shoulder right from the
opening gun.
Nearly two miles in, the trio was unwilling to separate from each
other and the pace accelerated to a speed that put a huge gap of nearly
two minutes between the leaders and the chase group. With less than
3/4ths of a mile remaining Anderson forged ahead of the two Rebel
athletes and came home with a forty meter victory.
Little in second was followed by Crouse in securing the top three
spots. In fact, the Rebs took places 2 through 10 in winning handily by
a 20-43 score over the Chargers.
The boys' race had similar overtones in the way the results played out
on the course. Once again it was South Kingstown the aggressor at the
early stage of the competition. As the runners circumvented the Charger
track on their first of two loops around that facility it was clear that
Chariho's Shaun Horgan would have to battle the Rebel group that
numbered ten strong at the front in solo fashion. Tucked in between
South's John Stokes and Colin Murphy for the majority of the race,
Horgan made his triumphant move on a flat and open section of the course
in full view of Stokes and Murphy.
With less than a half-mile remaining to the finish on the Charger
track, the trio strung itself out leaving 10 second time gaps between
them. Stokes finished a strong second to the Chariho senior while Murphy
cruised home in third.
"The work I did this summer helped me big time," said Horgan who
clocked 16.53 for his efforts. "This was the best shape I've ever been
in. Running this fast at this point in the year is really a good way to
start for me."
As for slipping away from a hoard of opponents at the head of the
group Horgan offered, "That's usually my tactic in just about any race.
I just try and go out on my own and not really worry about place till I
get about two-miles out and then I try and move it up. It's hard
mentally when you are in that situation of being behind and pulling
yourself all the way back to the front, but physically that's how I
run."
Sep 17, 2001 (Match #M04): Wes/Rogers - Home
Home opener - Boys win two; girls split
Nice day in what has been a nightmare week. The first meet since the
terrorist attacks (9/11/01) on the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and an
aborted attack that resulted in a plane crash in PA. We are at War.
It was a fairly easy win for the boys. The girls came close to beating
Westerly.
New course - automatic new course records. The new course doesn't go past
South Road School as it used to. And the finish is a little different with
an excursion into the woods ending with a small hill and a quick left turn
onto the main field.
Jon Stokes maintained a small lead throughout the boys' race. Lindsay
Crouse, Allison Little, and Emily Anderson were bunched until late when
Lindsay Crouse was the first to emerge from the woods. She beat Westerly's
Anderson by a few seconds. Last year, Anderson beat Lindsay by six seconds.
Nick Allard is injured with a bad back. It's day to day on his return.
Ryan Lynch, who is taking a course from Chris Wright's father at URI,
was there to visit his old teammates. So was Ryan Murphy. Jenn Hodge with
new baby, Eddie, was there to see some of her old kids from junior high.
The Schuette's were there cheering for Rogers. Their son Robert is a
junior at Clemson. Mrs. Atkins no longer coaches Rogers. She has retired.
She is still teaching however.
VARSITY BOYS - Individual:
Place Name School Time
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1 Jon Stokes SK 18:37 @6:00
2 D. Sieczkiewicz W 18:41
3 Colin Murphy SK 18:53
4 Zack Smith SK 19:32
5 David Stanhope SK 19:51 @6:24
6 J. Springer W 19:52
7 G. Horton SK 20:01
8 Chris Wright SK 20:04
9 D. Springer W 20:08
10 Vincent Criscione SK 20:13
--
x Cormick Lynch SK 20:33
x Peter Burt SK 20:35
x Josh Oberle SK 20:38
x Brian Wendell SK 21:28
x Andrew _____ Sr SK 21:57
x Tighe Flatley SK 22:44
x Brad _____ Fr SK 22:56
x Pat Morrelo SK 22:57
x Ryan Donnell SK 24:02
x Mike Higgins SK 24:06
x Andrew _____ SK 25:37
x Dan? _____ SK 25:39
Distance: 3.1 miles (or a wee bit short)
Injuries: Chris Wright running on bad toe. Nick Allard has bad
back. Scott Bowman is still out.
BOYS' RESULTS
(Read Across)
| South Kingstown | Rogers | Westerly
|
| South Kingstown | X | W 15-50 | W 20-40
|
| Rogers | L 15-50 | X | L 15-40
|
| Westerly | L 20-40 | W 15-40 | X
|
VARSITY GIRLS - Individual:
Place Name School Time
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1 Lindsay Crouse SK 20:36 @6:39
2 Emily Anderson W 20:44
3 Allison Little SK 21:17
4 C. Smith W 21:xx
5 L. Martel W 21:xx
6 Molly Little SK 23:16
7 Caitlyn Stefanski W 23:xx
8 L. Post W 23:xx
9 Brittany Wright SK 24:06
10 Morgan Santos SK 24:15
--
x Sarah Duszkiewicz SK 24:37
x Nishita Roy SK
Distance: 3.1 miles
Injuries: ... Where was McIntyre?
GIRLS' RESULTS
(Read Across)
| South Kingstown | Rogers | Westerly
|
| South Kingstown | X | W 15-40 | L 26-29
|
| Rogers | L 15-40 | X | L 15-50
|
| Westerly | W 26-29 | W 15-50 | X
|
Sep 24, 2001 (Match #M05): Narr/Portsmouth -
Home
Colin Murphy earns his first XC win
It was a yukky day - foggy, humid, dark. It was also senior
meet and the kids' smiles and the flowers brightened things a
bit. Just four girls but about a dozen boys were running their
last home meet. All the parents were introduced. Lindsay Crouse's
mother showed a little late. SCFun undestands there were some
surprises along the route - a pink crane, Mini-Me, etc.
For a while, fans thought Narragansett was a no-show. They had
such a small squad, they have have been confused with Portsmouth's
"red".
Lindsay Crouse and Molly Little led throughout for the girls.
Lindsay eventually won. Shannon McIntyre, who was absent last week,
got to learn the course and finished third. Molly Little was fourth.
Morgan Santos, who gets better and better every week and finished
fifth.
Colin Murphy, in his blue socks, did a great job. He looked very
strong throughout. He followed Jon Stokes for the first half before
Jon fell back to third. Zack Smith, who is having a great first year
finished fifth. David Stanhope and Vin Criscione rounded out SK's top
five. Chris Wright is still bothered by the bruise on his big toe.
SK alums Ryan Murphy, Aimee Bouchard, and Katie O'Leary stopped by.
Ever wonder what happened to Maryanne Rivard. She is playing soccer
for La Salle.
VARSITY BOYS - Individual:
Place Name School Time
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1 Colin Murphy SK 18:20 @5:54
2 K. Fontaine P 18:30
3 Jon Stokes SK 18:46
4 J. Buckarcee P 19:03
5 Zack Smith SK 19:17
6 Mike Galib P 19:18
7 David Stanhope SK 19:21 @6:14
8 T Barek P 19:42
9 Vincent Criscione SK 19:45
10 R. Dyer P 18:03
--
x Chris Wright SK 19:55
x Cormick Lynch SK 19:56
x Peter Burt? SK 20:00
x Wendell SK 20:14
x Horton SK 20:32
x Boyce SK 21:06
x _____ SK 21:32
x Bowman SK 22:02
x Mike Higgins SK 23:05
x Blond SK 23:16
x Flatley SK xx:xx
x Donnell SK xx:xx
Distance: 3.1 miles
Injuries: Chris Wright's toe is still bothering him. Josh Oberle
was absent.
BOYS' RESULTS
(Read Across)
| South Kingstown | Narr | Portsmouth
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| South Kingstown | X | W 25-30 | W 15-50
|
| Narr | L 15-50 | X | L 15-50
|
| Portsmouth | L 25-30 | W 15-50 | X
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VARSITY GIRLS - Individual:
Place Name School Time
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1 Lindsay Crouse SK 20:22 @6:34
2 Alison Little SK 20:44
3 Shannon McIntyre SK 22:25
4 Molly Little SK 23:07
5 Morgan Santos SK 23:28
6 C. Kneeland P 2x:xx
7 Brittany Wright SK 23:58
8 Colleen Kelly SK 24:06
9 Sarah Duszkiewicz SK 24:09
10 S. Lakin P 2x:xx
--
x Jackie _____ SK
x Leah Furguson SK
Distance: 3.1 miles
Injuries:
GIRLS' RESULTS
(Read Across)
| South Kingstown | Narr | Portsmouth
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| South Kingstown | X | W 15-50 | W 15-47
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| Narr | L 15-50 | X | L 15-50
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| Portsmouth | L 15-47 | W 15-50 | X
|
Narragansett Times by Eric Creamer
Cross Country: SK boys undefeated
South Kingstown is known for having solid cross-country and track
programs. This year's high school boys' cross-country team has been no
exception.
Veteran Karen Johnson's squad is undefeated at 7-0 in the Southern
Division and tied with North Kingstown for first place. Johnson feels
this team has a lot of strengths and may be different from some of her
past teams.
"They are very determined, motivated, and dedicated to the sport,"
said Johnson. "They have a fire in them and are very competitive. They
are unlike some other teams in the fact that they bring each other up a
notch."
On Monday, South defeated Portsmouth and Narragansett by scores of
25-30 and 15-50 respectively. South's Colin Murphy came in first place
in the race, while Jon Stokes placed third, Zach Smith came in fifth,
and Dave Stanhope placed seventh.
"That race was one of the best competitions between two teams that
I've seen in a while." Said Johnson. "Stanhope and Smith really came
through."
Johnson feels that this team has come together and work well as a
team.
"We really have team unity," said Johnson. "It's an individual sport
by description, but the they are focused on helping the team out. It's a
pleasure to coach them."
Seniors Murphy and Stokes have been switching off at the number one
runner spot, and Johnson describes them as the team leaders. Johnson
feels the other runners have stepped up so far as well.
"Smith is only a sophomore and has been crucial and played a big part
in our last meet," said Johnson. "Stanhope has progressed and matured as
a runner.."
Johnson also believes that Chris Wright, Vin Criscione, McCormick
Lynch, Greg Horton, and Scott Bowman have been key runners for the
Rebels.
South takes on North Kingstown on Monday at NKHS at 3:30. Coventry
will also be competing in that meet.
"Our goal is to be in the top 10 at the state meet," said Johnson. "NK
will be tough and are always tough competitors. They looked super at the
Injury Fund, and we want to make it an interesting meet."
Girls Meet
South Kingstown went to 6-1 on the season with a sweep of Narragansett
and Portsmouth.
Lindsay Crouse won the overall race.
Oct 01, 2001 (Match #M06): Coventry, NK - NK
North Kingstown is very, very strong
Meet was actually on Tuesday, Oct 2nd. Evidently bad weather on
Monday prevented one of the NK coaches from getting back to the
mainland from Block Island. Just as well, as the weather was great
on Tuesday.
NK was awesome; NK is awesome. Maybe they were Hendricken in
disguise.
First and second for SK flip-flopped from last week. Jon Stokes
led the boys while Alison Little led the girls. Colin Murphy and
Lindsay Crouse placed second.
VARSITY BOYS - Individual:
Place Name School Time
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1 Nick Cooper NK 16:48 @5:25
2 Josh Oldrid NK 16:51
3 Eric Lonergan NK 16:59
4 Nate Fuller NK 17:10
5 Mike Hutchison NK 17:12
6 Rob Russ NK 17:30
7 Jon Stokes SK 17:32
8 Colin Murphy SK 18:00
9 Cormick Lynch SK 18:01
10 David Stanhope SK 18:02 @5:49
--
Distance: 3.1 miles
BOYS' RESULTS
(Read Across)
| South Kingstown | NK | Coventry
|
| South Kingstown | X | L 15-45 | W 15-50
|
| NK | W 15-45 | X | W 15-50
|
| Coventry | L 15-50 | L 15-50 | X
|
VARSITY GIRLS - Individual:
Place Name School Time
----- -------------------------- ------ -----
1 Lindsay Vieira NK 18:29 @5:58
2 Allison Little SK 18:54
3 Lindsay Crouse SK 19:13
4 Allison Hevenor NK 19:52
5 Kate Buckley NK 20:02
6 Shannon Leary NK 20:03
7 Stephanie Kolling NK 20:04
8 Shannon McIntyre SK 20:14
9 Jamie Sullivan NK 20:49
10 Jade Nannig NK 21:13
--
SK
Distance: 3.1 miles
GIRLS' RESULTS
(Read Across)
| South Kingstown | NK | Coventry
|
| South Kingstown | X | L 23-36 | W 23-32
|
| NK | W 23-36 | X | W 15-50
|
| Coventry | L 23-32 | L 15-50 | X
|
Cross Country: NK sweeps crowns
By: MATT BEZUYEN
October 04, 2001
NORTH KINGSTOWN - It took one day longer than expected, but the Southern
Division cross-country championships were decided at Ryan Park on
Tuesday.
The North Kingstown boys' and girls' cross-country teams each swept a
tri-meet with South Kingstown and Coventry to finish the season with
perfect 9-0 records, retaining the Southern Division Championships. The
meet was originally scheduled to take place on Monday.
In the boys' race, the Skippers dominated the field, downing the
Rebels 15-45 and the Oakers 15-50. Nick Cooper led a pack of six North
Kingstown runners, which crossed the finish line first, running the 3.1
mile course in 16:48.
On the girls' side, Lindsay Vieira, coming off the flu, took first
with a time of 18:29 to lead the Skippers past the Rebels (23-36) and
the Oakers (15-50).
"Karen (Johnson) and Sherri (Hathaway) are two quality coaches and
South Kingstown has always had the best cross-country program in the
state," said North Kingstown coach Paul Tetreault. "You measure your
team by the performance of others, and South Kingstown is known as the
best in the state, so we're happy."
Cooper's finish was the first race he has won according to Tetreault,
and it led an impressive Skipper charge. Josh Oldrid was in second in
16:51 followed by Eric Lonergan (16:59), Nate Fuller (17:10), Mike
Hutchison (17:12) and Rob Russ who made a late push to finish in 17:30,
just ahead of South Kingstown's Jon Stokes.
"South Kingstown has a quality program and we were telling the guys
that we have to have respect for them or they'd win," said Tetreault.
"We took the meet very seriously and ran well."
Tetreault was also happy with the times of his top runners, especially
Cooper, with the big meets on the horizon.
"Our top-six got out front and ran well," said Tetreault. "It was good
to see Nick win his first race. He was injured most of last year. It's
nice to have him running well with the big meets around the corner."
Once Stokes crossed the line, it started a string of seven consecutive
Rebels crossing the line. Colin Murphy (18:00) finished after Stokes,
followed by Cormick Lynch (18:01), David Stanhope (18:02), Zach Smith
(18:05), Brian Wendell (18:30) and Josh Oberle (18:32).
Mike Vingi was the first Coventry runner to cross the line, taking
19th with a time of 18:59.
A strong second half of the race by North Kingstown's second through
fourth runners proved to be the difference in the girls' race.
After Vieira, South Kingstown's Alison Little (18:54) and Lindsay
Crouse (19:13) were the next runners to finish.
After the two Rebels however were four straight North Kingstown
runners. Allison Hevenor took fourth in 19:52, Kate Buckley, who had
just recently returned from and injury, placed fifth in 20:02, Shannon
Leary placed sixth in 20:03 and Stephanie Kolling was seventh in 20:04.
"I couldn't be happier with the girls today," said North Kingstown
coach Keven O'Neil. "We wanted to get the top-five runners under 20
minutes, and they were all right there.
"Lindsay was coming off the flu, but her time was great. She ran fast
and furious."
South's Shannon McIntyre took eighth in 20:14, North's Jamie Sullivan
(20:49) was next followed by Jade Nanning (21:13).
Becky Chiarini was the first Oaker to finish, taking 11th in 21:19.
She was followed by teammates Kasey Cote (21:21) and Emily Herron
(21:38).
It was the second straight league title for North Kingstown, the
defending state girls champs. Tetreault likes what he sees from the
Skippers as the big meets approach.
"They're working real hard and it shows. If you were at the finish
line, you could see that the girls are giving it their all," said
Tetreault. "The senior leadership of Lindsay, Allison and Kate is great.
They step forward and it translates to the way they race."
Both North Kingstown teams will participate in the Annual Tarzan Brown
Training Camp, which the Skipper teams have done for 16 years. Tetreault
and O'Neil will take their teams to a camp in Charlestown where they
will train and have a weekend outing.
"It's a weekend that has always brought the team together. We train,
but we do a lot more then just running," said Tetreault. "It's also a
good time to shift the focus from the league meets to the big meets."
Oct 11, 2001 (Match #M07): So. RI Invit - Goddard
North Kingstown wins So. RI Invitational
Nice day. The new SK mascot, the "Rebel", was on hand. Mr. Brown,
from the Narragansett Times, was there to take a team picture.
Freshmen ran first over a 2.35 mile loop. SK had three freshmen running.
SCFun would give you their names and times but the uniforms have no numbers
and there was no program. Why can't each school number their uniforms?
A NK runner won in 13:21. Merola was first SK runner at 14:32.
Then the blond freshman at 16:14, and the third SK at 16:36. One was
Brad Swain. Supposedly, there are five freshmen on the team.
As usual, there seemed to be two courses. Some kids ran to the left
off that big tree, others ran to the right.
Then two cars, right in the middle of the start, were moved and the
varsity runners started. About half the kids got T-Shirts.
Jon Stokes, 7th with less than a mile to go, finished 9th. Colin
Murphy finished 2nd for SK. Chris Wright continues to move up as his
toe improves.
Team Standings - NK 35, SK 80, Cranston East 84, TG 111, Westerly 115,
Warwick 184, Coventry 237, Chariho 286, Pilgrim 287, West Warwick 366.
VARSITY BOYS - Individual:
Place Name School Time
----- -------------------------- ------ -----
1 Dave Merola TG 16:35 @5:21
2 Shane Cartwright CE 17:07
3 Shawn Horgan C 17:11
4 Josh Oldridge NK 17:19
5 Dan Sreczkiewicz W 17:20
6 Nate Fuller NK 17:31
7 Rob Russ NK 17:32
8 Eric Lonergan NK 17:33
9 John Stokes SK 17:34
10 Mike Hutchinson NK 17:37
--
13 Colin Murphy SK 18:02
18 Chris Wright SK 18:20
19 David Stanhope SK 18:22 @5:55
21 Cormick Lynch SK 18:37
23 Zack Smith SK 18:40
31 Josh Oberle SK 19:00
33 Peter Burt SK 19:04
40 Brian Wendell SK 19:22
45 Horton SK 19:40
56 Criscione SK 20:02
xx Scott Bowman SK 20:11
xx Boyce SK 20:18
xx Mike Higgins SK 21:57
xx Tighe Flatley SK 22:17
xx Ryan Donnell SK 22:21
Distance: 3.1 miles
Friday, Oct 12, 2001 ... from Narragansett Times ...
NK tops SK at Division Meet
EAST GREENWICH - North Kingstown High School, which ran away with the
regular Southern Division boys' cross-country title, easily won the
Rhode Island Public School Championship meet held at Goddard Park on
Wednesday.
The Skippers did not have any runner place in the top-three, but had
five runners finish among the top-10.
North Kingstown totaled a team score of 35, which was well ahead of
second place finisher, South Kingstown High School, which had 80.
Cranston East placed third in the meet with 84 points.
Toll Gate's Dave Merola won the race on the 3.1-mile course with a
time of 16:35. That time was well ahead of second place Shane Cartwright
of Cranston East who ran a 17:07. The Titans placed fourth in the meet
with a score of 111.
South Kingstown's top finisher was Jon Stokes who placed ninth in
17:34.
Chariho's Shawn Horgan placed third with a time of 17:11. The Skippers
Josh Oldrid took fourth with a time of 17:19. Other North Kingstown
runners to place in the top-10 were Nate Fuller who took sixth in 17:31,
Rob Russ who was seventh in 17:32, Eric Lonergan who was eighth in 17:33
and Mike Hutchison who rounded out the top-10 with a time of 17:37.
Oct 20, 2001 (Match #M08): Brown Invit - Goddard
Girls do well
SCFun wasn't there. David Stanhope was sick. Fainted.
From the SCI of Oct 25th, 2001 ...
51 Jon Stokes 17:29, 89 Colin Murphy 18:11, 91 Zack Smith 18:12,
112 Chris Wright 18:29, 146 Vincent Criscione 18:58, 151 Cormick
Lynch 19:08.
4 Alison Little 19:10, 5 Lindsay Crouse 19:27, 11 Shannon McIntyre
20:10, Sara Duskiewicz 22:08, Brittany Wright 22:13, Morgan Santos
22:18, and Molly Little 22:37.
Hawks show team strength in finishing second
BY BOB LEDDY
Journal Sports Writer
WARWICK -- Hendricken's cross country team flexed its scoring muscles
yesterday at the 19th annual Brown University Cross Country Invitational
in advance of the coming class and Rhode Island championships.
The Hawks, looking mighty strong, scored 64 points in the Boys'
Championship Division, good for second place. Amherst (Mass.) High was
first with 48 points.
Meanwhile, for North Kingstown's Lindsay Vieira -- the defending
girls' state cross country champion -- yesterday's event was another
chapter in a career that has included a load of achievements against
out-of-state competition. Vieira finished seventh in the Championship
race with a time of 18:18. The race was won for the second straight year
by Lexington (Mass.) senior All-American Natasha Roetter, in 17:31.
Vieira, who was 5:36 at the mile and 11:29 at two miles on a 6-minute
pace, was second up to about 11/2 miles yesterday. "Then my legs just
wouldn't go anywhere," she said.
The South Kingstown girls scored well in the Varsity II Division.
Senior Allison Little finished fourth in 19:10, and teammate Lindsay
Crouse was close behind. Crouse, a '00 All-Stater, was fifth in 19:26.
Also scoring for the Rebels was sophomore Shannon McIntyre, who was 11th
in 20:10.
La Salle's Kaitlin Sweeney was the top local finisher in the Girls' JV
I race. She was 11th in 22:39. Teammate Sarah Sabo was 16th in 22:45. In
the Girls' JV II 3.1-miler, South Kingstown sophomore Colleen Kelley was
the first local finisher, in 21st place in 22:34. Ponaganset's Norm
Shippee was the first Rhode Islander to finish the Boys' JV II race. He
was 29th in 19:01.
GIRLS VARSITY II
Team results
1, Bay Shore 84; 2, St. Anthony 133; 3, S. Kingstown 143; 4, Newton So.
165; 5, Proctor 186; 6, Kellenberg 207; 7, Sacred Heart 232; 8, St.
Jos.-Sea 268; 9, Holy Trinity 272; 10, St. John-Baptist 277; 11, Acton-
Boxboro 279; 12, Bay View 326; 13, Attleboro 355; 14, Exeter (N.H.) 358;
15, Notre Dame 365; 16, Toll Gate 441; 17, Middle Country 452; 18,
Algonquin 459; 19, Plymouth So. 555; 20, Classical 586.
Individual results
1, Cummings, Bay Shore; 2, Johnson, Newton So.; 3, Kurtain, Notre Dame;
4, Little, SK; 5, Crouse, SK; 6, Carter, Kellenberg; 7, Malpigli, Bay
Shore; 8, Deenius, Kellenberg; 9, Farrell, Algonquin; 10, Bailey,
Attleboro. Time -- 16:18. 3.1 miles.
CHAMPIONSHIP GIRLS
Team results
1, Columbia, N.Y. 115; 2, Lexington 133; 3, Amherst 159; 4, Manchester
Central 189; 5, Burlington 189; 6, N. Kingstown 189; 7, Camb. R&L 196;
8, St. John-Villa 246; 9, Hopwell Valley 249; 10, W. Floyd 300; 11,
Hamilton-Wen 320; 12, New hartford 336; 13, Mc Kee/S.I. Tech 341; 14,
Cumberland 355; 15, Tottenville 387; 16, La Salle 430; 17, Half Hollow
Hills 443; 18, Barnstable 447.
Individual results
1, Roetter, Lexington; 2, Gesel, Man. Central; 3, Smith, Lexington; 4,
Swenson, Hamilton; 5, Izbitz, Camb. R&L; 6, Lambrie, Bromfield; 7,
Sayer, Amherst; 8, Vieira, NK; 9, Dron, Man. Cent.; 10, White,
Burlington; 11, Sullivan, Camb. R&L; 12, Johnson, Taconic; 13,
Palfreman, Lexington; 14, White, Burlington; 15, Corr, Columbia. Time -
17:31. 3.1 miles.
GIRLS JV II
Team results
1, St. Anthony 27; 2, Amherst 42; 3, St. John-Villa 78; 4, Tottenville
170; 5, Proctor 189; 6, Bayshore 201; 7, Lexington 213; 8, S. Kingstown
229; 9, St. Jos.-Sea 302; 10, Newton 321; 11, Toll Gate 355.
Oct 27, 2001 (Match #M09): Class Champ - Bryant
Chris Wright leads boys - many sick
It was a nice fall day. Bryant College was getting ready to
play a football game.
South had a lot of kids under the weather. David Stanhope was
still recovering. Alison Little was huddled under a blanket. Her
sister, Molly, passed out on the course. Brian Wendell was not
100%. Didn't see Morgan Santos. [Paper says she had a sore ankle.]
ProJo didn't print JV Girls' results. Chelsea Herron fell on the
course and had to withdraw with a bad knee or ankle.
Chris Wright led SK for the first time this year. Maybe that toe
is better.
Colin Murphy just nipped Jon Stokes at the wire in the Varsity Boys'.
Zack Smith, Oberle, Cormick Lynch, and Vin Criscione rounded out the
Boy's Varsity Team.
25 - Chris Wright, 18:28 5 - Lindsay Crouse, 20:53
32 - Colin Murphy, 18:53 8 - Shannon McIntyre, 21:17
33 - John Stokes, 18:53 24 - Britanny Wright, 22:50
34 - Cormick Lynch, 19:02 27 - Sara Duszkiewicz, 22:57
36 - Zack Smith, 19:07 30 - Colleen Kelley, 23:17
45 - Vin Criscione, 19:23
48 - Josh Oberle, 19:27
From Providence Journal, 10/28/01
Murphy takes individual honors in leading Hawks to Class A title
David Murphy, Craig Fountain and Matt Donahue captured the top three
positions as the Bishop Hendricken boys' cross-country team won the
Class A Championship yesterday at Bryant College.
Hendricken won the team title with 17 points, while North Kingstown
was second with 68 points and Cumberland was third at 72.
Lindsay Vieira and Kate Buckley earned the top two spots as the North
Kingstown girls' cross country team captured the Class A Championship.
BOYS CLASS A MEET
Team results
1, Bishop Hendricken, 17; 2, North Kingstown, 68; 3, Cumberland, 72; 4,
La Salle, 148; 5, South Kingstown, 160; 6, Toll Gate, 172; 7, Cranston
East, 183; 8, Pilgrim, 217; 9, Coventry, 273; 10, Cranston West, 274;
11, Mt. Pleasant, 285; 12, East Providence, 335.
Individuals
1, David Murphy, BH, 16:25.8; 2, Criag Fountain, BH, 16:40; 3, Matt
Donahue, BH, 16:44; 4, Neil Hamel, Cumb., 16:47; 5, Steve Walsh, BH,
16:48; 6, Andrew Woodman, BH, 16:57; 7, Nick Cooper, NK, 17:14; 8,
Andrew Greene, BH, 17:16; 9, Eric Lonergan, NK, 17:18; 10, Dave Merola,
TG, 17:19.
JV BOYS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Team results
1, Hendricken, 15 points; 2, Cumberland, 73; 3, La Salle, 123; 4, N.
Kingstown, 167; 5, Ponaganset, 187; 6, Lincoln High, 182; 7, Portsmouth,
296; 8, Smithfield, 330; 9, Toll Gate, 350; 10, S. Kingstown, 361.
Individuals
1, Jared Nelson, Hend; 2, Adam Moiroso, Hend; 3, James Long, Hend; 4,
Dan Carvalho, Hend; 5, Adrian Loignan, Hend; 6, Chris McGuire, Hend; 7,
Dustin Coleman, Hend; 8, Adam Salisbury, Cumb; 9, Brian Rebel, Cumb; 10,
Matt Devine, Hend.
GIRLS CLASS A MEET
Team results
1, North Kingstown, 25; 2, Cumberland, 75; 3, Coventry, 87; 4, South
Kingstown, 94; 5, Cranston West, 131; 6, Pilgrim, 153; 7, East
Providence, 214; 8, Cranston East, 224; 9, Mount Pleasant, 271; 10,
Classical, 281; 11, Tolman, 288; 12, Warwick, 314; 13, Woonsocket, 360.
Individuals
1, Lindsay Vieira, NK, 19:41.5; 2, Kate Buckley, NK, 20:22; 3, Hilary
Dionne, Cumb., 20:23; 4, Jennah Attwood, Cumb., 20:52; 5, Lindsay
Crouse, SK, 20:53; 6, Allie Henenor, NK, 21:01; 7, Leah Sullivan, NK,
21:13; 8, Shannon McIntyre, SK, 21:17; 9, Stephanie Kolling, NK, 21:23;
... 24, Brittany Wright, SK.
Nov 04, 2001 (Match #M10): States - Bryant
Girls make it; boys don't
The girls qualified for the New Englands. They placed 4th. Top six
make it. Unfortunately the boys finished 8th.
Nice day. Why was Molly Little climbing that tree?
Chris Wright, who loves the course, led the boys. Lindsay Crouse
led the boys.
40 - Chris Wright, 18:29 6 - Lindsay Crouse, 20:18
47 - Jon Stokes, 18:45 11 - Alison Little, 20:41
57 - David Stanhope, 18:54 @6:06 26 - Shannon McIntyre, 21:32
67 - Colin Murphy, 19:04.8 56 - Britanny Wright, 22:43
72 - Cormick Lynch, 19:15 76 - Sara Duszkiewicz, 23:25
76 - Zack Smith, 19:18 92 - Colleen Kelley, 24:02
102 - Vin Criscione, 19:50 93 - Jackie Cole, 24:03
From Providence Journal, 11/05/01
A flock of Hawks take title
SMITHFIELD -- They weren't exactly perfect, but the Hendricken cross
country team was pretty close yesterday. To no one's surprise Hendricken
captured another R.I. Interscholastic League team title yesterday at
Bryant College.
TEAM RESULTS -- 1, Hendricken, 26; 2, Cumberland, 105; 3, N.
Kingstown, 113; 4, St. Raphael, 137; 5, Ponaganset, 152; 6, La Salle,
212; 7, Portsmouth, 224; 8, South Kingstown, 248; 9, Barrington, 281;
10, Cranston East, 288; 11, Toll Gate, 295; 12, Smithfield, 308; 13,
Westerly, 316; 14, Warwick, 344; 15, Mt. St. Charles, 369; 16, Tolman,
371; 17, Pilgrim, 377; 18, Coventry, 505; 19, N. Smithfield, 529.
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS -- 1, Garrett Vaslet, SRA, 16:29; 2, Emanuel
Karngar, Shea, 16:42; 3, Steve Walsh, Hend., 16:43; 4, Craig Fountain,
Hend., 16:45; 5, Kyle Poland, Pona., 16:46; 6, Neil Hamel, Cumb., 16:49;
7, Matt Donahue, Hend., 16:51; 8, David Murphy, Hend., 16:51; 9, Andrew
Woodman, Hend., 16:58; 10, Adam St. Germain, SRA, 17:04.
Vieira goes out on top, helps Skippers there, too
SMITHFIELD -- Lindsay Vieira may have cried a few nights last week
because she was so worried about the coming state cross country
championships.
But yesterday, she was all smiles.
Vieira, the fleet North Kingstown senior, had plenty of reason to
smile yesterday at Bryant College as she both successfully defended her
individual championship and led North Kingstown to a successful defense
of its state team title.
TEAM RESULTS -- 1, North Kingstown, 48; 2, Ponaganset, 106; 3,
Cumberland, 124; 4, La Salle, 139; 5, South Kingstown, 145; 6, Westerly,
165; 7, Coventry, 186; 8, Barrington, 223; 9, Bay View, 256; 10, Mount
St. Charles, 262; 11, Lincoln, 289; 12, Smithfield, 297; 13, Cranston
West, 300; 14, Toll Gate, 358; 15, Pilgrim, 388; 16, Burrillville, 458;
17, East Providence, 481; 18, Chariho, 497.
INDIVIDUAL RESULTS -- 1, Lindsay Vieira, NK, 19:19.2; 2, Nicole
Millette, 19:33.4; 3, Nicole Lombardi, NP, 19:41.4; 4, Hilary Dionne,
Cumberland, 19:44.4; 5, Liz Carlson, Lincoln, 20:16.7; 6, Lindsay
Crouse, SK, 20:18.0; 7, Emily Anderson, Westerly, 20:23.7; 8, Kate
Buckley, NK, 20:32.2; 9, Amy Stewart, Ponaganset, 20:34.4; 10, Jennah
Attwood, Cumberland, 20:39.3; 11, Alison Little, SK, 20:41.2.
Nov 11, 2001 (Match #M12): N.E.'s - Goddard
Girls grab 17th place
According to ProJo, ...
Hendricken won boys' title with 68 points. Manchester Central
(NH) won the girls' title with 121 points. Boy's winner was Henk,
from Union, VT in 15:11. Girls' winner was Owen, Killingly, CT
in 17:37.
NK's Lindsay Vieira finished 5th in 18:10. NK was 2nd with 145.
SK finished 17th with 419.
55 - Lindsay Crouse 19:37
64 - Shannon McIntyre 19:43
151 - Alison Little 20:46
196 - Brittany Wright 21:36
xxx - Jackie Cole 22:27
xxx - Sara Duszkiewicz 23:01
xxx - Colleen Kelley 23:53
This stats are generated by MS Excel and can easily be
modified to include other combinations or percentages.
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Records
(As of '98)
Offense:
(M = Meet; S = Season; C = Career; TM = Team Meet; TS = Team Season)
Most whatever:
(M) 24 Jane Doe (11/07/96 v East Greenwich)
(S) 24 Jane Doe (93-94)
(C) 99 Jane Doe (91-95)
(TM) 99 11/07/96 v East Greenwich
(TS) 100 1995-1996
Most whatever:
(G) 24 Jane Doe (11/07/96 v East Greenwich)
(S) 24 Jane Doe
(C) 99 Jane Doe
Defense:
(M = Meet; S = Season; C = Career; TM = Team Meet; TS = Team Season)
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