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Silverhawk Cross Country SCOUTING REPORT MEET: 2014 University of NE at Kearney Cross Country Invite DATE: Monday, September 28, 2015 SITE: Kearney Country Club DISTANCE: MEN - 5 K WOMEN - 5 K COURSE DESCRIPTION: The Kearney course is a demanding one. It is a course which will "deceive" you if you let it. The main mistake is to start out either too fast or too slow. The course has lots of hills and turns which will tend to slow those runners down that start too fast. The course starts going South, with a run for about 300 to 400 meters across an open flat that will eventually take you down hill. Then you will have a left turn, run a loop around the No. 17 green, then West to the 17th Tee Box. This is the 1000 meter mark. Here you take a right turn and head uphill and climb back towards the starting line. You will run North until you pass beyond the original starting line. The course then takes a right turn and you pass the 1 mile mark shortly before the No. 6 green. You will now run for 200 to 300 meters across a broad flat area, with all your fans cheering you on! After crossing this open flat area, you take one of the steepest downhills on the course. The men will continue out of sight to the far Southeast section of the course. The women do not go nearly as far to the Southeast, but rather make a right turn loop and catch the boys course at about the No. 7 green. You continue to run on a winding course through the country club. By now, runners who have gone out too fast will start to crash and burn, and runners who have started too slowly will have a furious struggle to catch the front runners. Those runners who have conserved their energy, and have been aware of where their opponents are, will finish well. It is not uncommon to be in 10th to 15th place at the one mile mark, and finish in the top 5 or ten, or even win the meet! The middle of the course has, as mentioned before, a lot of up and downhill running and several turns you will make. If the course is muddy at all, then watch out! Wear your spikes! Your footing may be hazardous. Take advantage of the hills and run smart! Remember to gradually work your way up nearer and nearer the front of the pack. Be sure to save energy for the last 800 meters of the course. The finish is a slight uphill, just like at Pioneers Park. Then it is a sprint for the finish line. Many runners have been in first place at the start of this hill, and then failed to finish in the top ten simply because that they went out too fast at the beginning and then "crashed and burned!" The main thing to remember about this course and this meet is to go in with a specific "game plan." Know who you have to finish ahead of, and KEEP CONTACT with them in the early parts of the race. Allow yourself to relax, set up your rhythm, and "put the hurt to them" in the latter parts of the race. You will have to be in contact with your opponent to take advantage of this strategy. Don't be distracted by the crowds or any other "sideshows" that are going on. FOCUS YOUR ATTENTION ON YOUR RACE . Above all else, lets relax, have some fun, and be proud of the fact that we have a great team, a great tradition, and great support from a lot of our fans!!! Participating Teams: Girls Teams Bellevue East Bellevue West Elkhorn Fremont Grand Island Kearney Lincoln East Lincoln North Star Lincoln Southwest Millard South Millard West North Platte Omaha Central Omaha Marian Omaha North Omaha Westside Papillion-LaVista Papillion-LaVista South Boys Teams Bellevue East Bellevue West Elkhorn Fremont Grand Island Kearney Lincoln East Lincoln North Star Lincoln Southwest Millard South Millard West North Platte Omaha Central Omaha Creighton Prep Omaha North Omaha Westside Papillion-LaVista Papillion-LaVista South

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Silverhawk Cross Country SCOUTING REPORT

MEET: 2014 University of NE at Kearney Cross Country Invite DATE: Monday, September 28, 2015 SITE: Kearney Country Club DISTANCE: MEN - 5 K WOMEN - 5 K COURSE DESCRIPTION: The Kearney course is a demanding one. It is a course which will "deceive" you if you let it. The main mistake is to start out either too fast or too slow. The course has lots of hills and turns which will tend to slow those runners down that start too fast. The course starts going South, with a run for about 300 to 400 meters across an open flat that will eventually take you down hill. Then you will have a left turn, run a loop around the No. 17 green, then West to the 17th Tee Box. This is the 1000 meter mark. Here you take a right turn and head uphill and climb back towards the starting line. You will run North until you pass beyond the original starting line. The course then takes a right turn and you pass the 1 mile mark shortly before the No. 6 green. You will now run for 200 to 300 meters across a broad flat area, with all your fans cheering you on! After crossing this open flat area, you take one of the steepest downhills on the course. The men will continue out of sight to the far Southeast section of the course. The women do not go nearly as far to the Southeast, but rather make a right turn loop and catch the boys course at about the No. 7 green. You continue to run on a winding course through the country club. By now, runners who have gone out too fast will start to crash and burn, and runners who have started too slowly will have a furious struggle to catch the front runners. Those runners who have conserved their energy, and have been aware of where their opponents are, will finish well. It is not uncommon to be in 10th to 15th place at the one mile mark, and finish in the top 5 or ten, or even win the meet! The middle of the course has, as mentioned before, a lot of up and downhill running and several turns you will make. If the course is muddy at all, then watch out! Wear your spikes! Your footing may be hazardous. Take advantage of the hills and run smart! Remember to gradually work your way up nearer and nearer the front of the pack. Be sure to save energy for the last 800 meters of the course. The finish is a slight uphill, just like at Pioneers Park. Then it is a sprint for the finish line. Many runners have been in first place at the start of this hill, and then failed to finish in the top ten simply because that they went out too fast at the beginning and then "crashed and burned!" The main thing to remember about this course and this meet is to go in with a specific "game plan." Know who you have to finish ahead of, and KEEP CONTACT with them in the early parts of the race. Allow yourself to relax, set up your rhythm, and "put the hurt to them" in the latter parts of the race. You will have to be in contact with your opponent to take advantage of this strategy. Don't be distracted by the crowds or any other "sideshows" that are going on. FOCUS YOUR ATTENTION ON YOUR RACE . Above all else, lets relax, have some fun, and be proud of the fact that we have a great team, a great tradition, and great support from a lot of our fans!!!

Participating Teams:

Girls Teams Bellevue East Bellevue West Elkhorn Fremont Grand Island Kearney Lincoln East Lincoln North Star Lincoln Southwest Millard South Millard West North Platte Omaha Central Omaha Marian Omaha North Omaha Westside Papillion-LaVista Papillion-LaVista South

Boys Teams Bellevue East Bellevue West Elkhorn Fremont Grand Island Kearney Lincoln East Lincoln North Star Lincoln Southwest Millard South Millard West North Platte Omaha Central Omaha Creighton Prep Omaha North Omaha Westside Papillion-LaVista Papillion-LaVista South

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OTHER INFO: You will be released from class at 9:45 AM. Be sure GO

TO 1s BLOCK or you will not be allowed to travel! We will stop to eat on the way home, so bring money for

diner or snacks. Pack a lunch so you have what you need to eat before we race at 2:00 PM.

Let’s Eat: ALL LSW RUNNERS ARE INVITED to the Pre-UNK Pasta Feed!!!

This week’s Pasta Feed 6:00 PM at Carter Knopik’s House

7531 S 37th St Lincoln, NE 68516

These directions are for planning purposes only. You may 7nd that constructionprojects, traf7c, weather, or other events may cause conditions to differ from themap results, and you should plan your route accordingly. You must obey all signs ornotices regarding your route.

7001 South 14th Street, Lincoln, NE 68512

Lincoln, NE 68516

Lincoln Southwest High School

1. Head south on S 14th St toward Southpointe Trail

2. Turn left onto Pine Lake Rd

3. Turn right onto S 38th St

4. Turn left onto Canyon Rd

5. Turn left onto S 37th StDestination will be on the right

7531 S 37th St

207 ft

1.9 mi

0.2 mi

302 ft

0.2 mi

Drive 2.4 miles, 6 minLincoln Southwest High School to 7531 S37th St, Lincoln, NE 68516

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Freshmen— bring a Salad Sophomores–bring Fruit Juniors–bring a Dessert

 

UNK Travel Roster—2015 Declared this list: 5000M Run Male Allerheiligen, Caleb SO NM Knopik, Carter SR NM Fritz, Jacob SO NM Crom, Brandon JR NM Louviere, Masen SO NM Schon, Christian SR NM Mitchell, Skyelar SO NM Mayan, Sabouni SR NM Nolley, Luke SO NM

5000M Run Female Czapla, Marissa SR NM Gao, Elizabeth JR NM Hastings, Katie JR NM Linder, Jillian JR NM Rau, Samantha JR NM Vertin, Emma SR NM Rodriguez, Ana JR NM Schwartz, Emma SO NM Schwartz, Alex SO NM

ITINERARY FOR UNK MEET 9:45 AM Students released from class 8:50 AM Load Vans 10:00 AM Leave LSW for Kearney 12:45 PM Arrive at Kearney Country Club 1:15 Girls begin warm up 1:45 Boys begin warm up 2:00 pm Girls Race 2:30 pm Boys Race 3:00 pm Results/Awards announced on the Course 3:30 pm Depart from UNK 4:00 pm Eat in GI 6:30 pm Arrive @ Southwest 2014 UNK HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY MEET SCHEDULE: Girls Class A—2:00 pm

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Boys Class A—2:30 pm Results: Results will be posted on-line and announced at the finish area. Awards - at the meet site - Team trophy to winning team - Medals to top 20 individuals Be sure to pack:

- Sweats, uniform, shoes, spikes, lunch, ipod/headphones, diner money for the ride home, snacks.

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Girls and Boys 5k Course

Boys' 5K Course Map.jpg (JPEG Image, 1024 ! 674 pixels) - S... http://www.lopers.com/documents/2010/9/14/Boys' 5K Course...

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