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Posted: **Thu Feb 26, 2009 11:55 pm**

the_truth_hurts wrote:400 Jake Miller
800 Jake Miller, Devin Huizenga
1600 Devin Huizenga
3200 Joash Osoro, Devin Huizenga

I am personally friends with both devin and joash and i think this guy is right who knows who will win......joash is to be slightly favored going in but it is anyones race when it comes down to it......now after those two d 1 athletes there will be no one close to them when the race is over

Posted: **Fri Feb 27, 2009 2:24 am**

balla45 wrote:
Ballingman wrote:
the_truth_hurts wrote:400 Jake Miller
800 Jake Miller, Devin Huizenga
1600 Devin Huizenga
3200 Joash Osoro, Devin Huizenga

I wonder what school you go to

He graduated from Mandan.

I think I know who it is. Maybe, the dude I used to beat up on in NHL 08?

Posted: **Fri Feb 27, 2009 10:32 am**

14>35 wrote:aasen graduated

but the best underclassmen from last year was Ben Aasen... i am guessing its his brother and who he was talking about

Posted: **Sat Feb 28, 2009 12:28 pm**

you're right. my mistake.

Posted: **Sun Mar 01, 2009 11:08 pm**

BHSrunner wrote:
balla45 wrote:
Ballingman wrote:
the_truth_hurts wrote:400 Jake Miller
800 Jake Miller, Devin Huizenga
1600 Devin Huizenga
3200 Joash Osoro, Devin Huizenga

I wonder what school you go to

He graduated from Mandan.

I think I know who it is. Maybe, the dude I used to beat up on in NHL 08?

haha you beat me sometimes. ovechkin helped tho haha. and as for me choosing all those bhs runners im just realistic.

Posted: **Sun Mar 01, 2009 11:29 pm**

the_truth_hurts wrote:
BHSrunner wrote:
balla45 wrote:
Ballingman wrote:
the_truth_hurts wrote:400 Jake Miller
800 Jake Miller, Devin Huizenga
1600 Devin Huizenga
3200 Joash Osoro, Devin Huizenga

I wonder what school you go to

He graduated from Mandan.

I think I know who it is. Maybe, the dude I used to beat up on in NHL 08?

haha you beat me sometimes. ovechkin helped tho haha. and as for me choosing all those bhs runners im just realistic.

+

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Posted: **Sun Mar 01, 2009 11:40 pm**

BHSrunner wrote:
the_truth_hurts wrote:
BHSrunner wrote:
balla45 wrote:
Ballingman wrote:
the_truth_hurts wrote:400 Jake Miller
800 Jake Miller, Devin Huizenga
1600 Devin Huizenga
3200 Joash Osoro, Devin Huizenga

I wonder what school you go to

He graduated from Mandan.

I think I know who it is. Maybe, the dude I used to beat up on in NHL 08?

haha you beat me sometimes. ovechkin helped tho haha. and as for me choosing all those bhs runners im just realistic.

+

????

HAHAHHAHAHA...Yes sir.

Posted: **Mon Mar 02, 2009 12:32 am**

balla45 wrote:
BHSrunner wrote:
the_truth_hurts wrote:
BHSrunner wrote:
balla45 wrote:
Ballingman wrote:
the_truth_hurts wrote:400 Jake Miller
800 Jake Miller, Devin Huizenga
1600 Devin Huizenga
3200 Joash Osoro, Devin Huizenga

I wonder what school you go to

He graduated from Mandan.

I think I know who it is. Maybe, the dude I used to beat up on in NHL 08?

haha you beat me sometimes. ovechkin helped tho haha. and as for me choosing all those bhs runners im just realistic.

+

????

HAHAHHAHAHA...Yes sir.

Haha, well thanks PB, but Joash has been on a mission since last year. It's going to take a heck of a run to beat him.

EDIT: I'm actually garbage right now. Probably going to have to race back into good fitness.

Posted: **Mon Mar 02, 2009 1:42 am**

i dont know why everybody has been predicting klein to win discus when Tyler Bradley from Bismarck High threw 163' 08" taking second in state while klein threw 149' 07" and only took eigth

Posted: **Tue Mar 03, 2009 1:06 am**

BHSrunner wrote:
balla45 wrote:
BHSrunner wrote:
the_truth_hurts wrote:
BHSrunner wrote:
balla45 wrote:
Ballingman wrote:
the_truth_hurts wrote:400 Jake Miller
800 Jake Miller, Devin Huizenga
1600 Devin Huizenga
3200 Joash Osoro, Devin Huizenga

I wonder what school you go to

He graduated from Mandan.

I think I know who it is. Maybe, the dude I used to beat up on in NHL 08?

haha you beat me sometimes. ovechkin helped tho haha. and as for me choosing all those bhs runners im just realistic.

+

????

HAHAHHAHAHA...Yes sir.

Haha, well thanks PB, but Joash has been on a mission since last year. It's going to take a heck of a run to beat him.

EDIT: I'm actually garbage right now. Probably going to have to race back into good fitness.

ya. idk i think you can beat him in the mile. hes not very fast just be close at the end and you got him. easier said than done tho haha

Posted: **Sun Mar 08, 2009 1:47 am**

Does Donte Smart from Minot run track??? I don't follow track/field much, but I saw him this weekend at WDA basketball and he was by far the quickest guy out there. He slipped occasionally because he juked himself out.

Posted: **Sun Mar 08, 2009 5:29 pm**

dewey11 wrote:Does Donte Smart from Minot run track??? I don't fall track/field much, but I saw him this weekend at WDA basketball and he was by far the quickest guy out there. He slipped occasionally because he juked himself out.

Yes. Sprints, obviously.

Posted: **Sat Mar 14, 2009 8:40 pm**

I think Channing Mann will make more noise this year. He just keeps better stronger and should do well if he can remain injury free. Lane Kashur the 8th grader should do well this year, he has no pressure and a lot of ability.. Should be a great year...

Posted: **Mon Mar 16, 2009 12:58 pm**

Mitch Ohlhauser , Century ,has been getting good times in the 400 open run. He will be a contender for meets.

Posted: **Mon Mar 16, 2009 1:30 pm**

opinionated wrote:I think Channing Mann will make more noise this year. He just keeps better stronger and should do well if he can remain injury free. Lane Kashur the 8th grader should do well this year, he has no pressure and a lot of ability.. Should be a great year...

Channing Mann, John Welk, they are good but coming off leg injury for Welk, and like you said if Mann stays injury free. there are a couple good runners from Century that will suprise you and make some noise!!

Posted: **Tue Mar 17, 2009 5:26 pm**

I see belcourt really doing great things this year in track. The Coach really has those boys tucking along. I've had the opportunity to attend some of those practices and seen how vigorous the workouts are. They usually have to do 2 laps before they even get a water break. Eventually they settle in and finish the workout with another 2 laps. Imagine doing this for 3 days a week. It gets the boys into fine condition and will pay big dividends the time the state meet rolls around. High hopes for the rumbling tumbling belcourt braves.

Posted: **Tue Mar 17, 2009 9:17 pm**

numberonesportfan wrote:Mitch Ohlhauser , Century ,has been getting good times in the 400 open run. He will be a contender for meets.

what are some of his times?

Posted: **Tue Mar 17, 2009 10:17 pm**

cdog wrote:I see belcourt really doing great things this year in track. Coach Runs With Tractor really has those boys tucking along. I've had the opportunity to attend some of those practices and seen how vigorous the workouts are. They usually have to do 2 laps before they even get a water break. Eventually they settle in and finish the workout with another 2 laps. Imagine doing this for 3 days a week. It gets the boys into fine condition and will pay big dividends the time the state meet rolls around. High hopes for the rumbling tumbling belcourt braves.

This is borderline racist. You've been warned.

Posted: **Wed Mar 18, 2009 12:47 pm**

Ohlhauser, Century ,times have been (last year) low 53 sec. and high 52. sec in the 400 open run and running 52. and high 51. sec in the mile relay, as a freshman last year. I saw he took 3rd at the U of Mary indoor meet, shortly behind two seniors, one a state placer last year, I believe his time in the tribune was 54.79.

Posted: **Wed Mar 18, 2009 9:28 pm**

numberonesportfan wrote:Ohlhauser, Century ,times have been (last year) low 53 sec. and high 52. sec in the 400 open run and running 52. and high 51. sec in the mile relay, as a freshman last year. I saw he took 3rd at the U of Mary indoor meet, shortly behind two seniors, one a state placer last year, I believe his time in the tribune was 54.79.

really? thats pretty good. Shane Hillen from west fargo ran a 51.79 as a freshman last year at the edc meet

Posted: **Thu Mar 19, 2009 10:56 am**

really? thats pretty good. Shane Hillen from west fargo ran a 51.79 as a freshman last year at the edc meet

That is really good for the W.Fargo kid too, should be fun to see the results for the Fargo indoor state meet on March 31, could be some close races.

Posted: **Fri Mar 20, 2009 11:18 pm**

what about the relays?

Posted: **Sat Mar 21, 2009 8:25 pm**

in the 4x100 going down the line GFRR has to be the favorite returning the whole 43.5 team, VC returns everyone on a 44.1 team, bismarck lost 2 but still had a team of 3 sophmores and a freshman go 44.9, minot was impressive winning the 4x1 lap at wda indoor (without donte smart or tengasdahl), jamestown returns 3 on a 44.5 team, st marys went 43.9 last year but lost 2 on that team, not sure who century will have but they had an amazing anchor on there 4x1 lap, depending on where dickonson wants to stack there relay they could really be up there, south lost griffin and horner so i dont know where they will be at, west fargo has all theres back i believe(and they had a freshman team go 47.9) im sure im missing something big but i think thats where alot of teams stand

Posted: **Sun Mar 22, 2009 7:53 am**

balla45 wrote:
cdog wrote:I see belcourt really doing great things this year in track. Coach Runs With Tractor really has those boys tucking along. I've had the opportunity to attend some of those practices and seen how vigorous the workouts are. They usually have to do 2 laps before they even get a water break. Eventually they settle in and finish the workout with another 2 laps. Imagine doing this for 3 days a week. It gets the boys into fine condition and will pay big dividends the time the state meet rolls around. High hopes for the rumbling tumbling belcourt braves.

This is borderline racist. You've been warned.

I agree Belcourt could have a better season this year then in past seasons...

Posted: **Sun Mar 22, 2009 10:01 am**

WalkingStick wrote:
balla45 wrote:
cdog wrote:I see belcourt really doing great things this year in track. Coach Runs With Tractor really has those boys tucking along. I've had the opportunity to attend some of those practices and seen how vigorous the workouts are. They usually have to do 2 laps before they even get a water break. Eventually they settle in and finish the workout with another 2 laps. Imagine doing this for 3 days a week. It gets the boys into fine condition and will pay big dividends the time the state meet rolls around. High hopes for the rumbling tumbling belcourt braves.

This is borderline racist. You've been warned.

I agree Belcourt could have a better season this year then in past seasons...

losing poitra will hurt them

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