North Dakota Preps

What are your top 3 for long, triple, and high in the upcoming year?

LJ
1. Alex Neumiller
2. Ethan Rostvedt
3. Nate Moody

TJ
1. Alex Nelson
2. Matt Johnson
3. Taylor Stein

HJ
1. Brian Sinner
2. Taylor Stein
3. Kevin Poitra

Moody may have to have one of THE worst form i've ever seen. I don't think he's going to go that high in the rankings.

Stein is going to be a state champion in both the high and triple jump! I've never even heard of this Matt Johnson kid and Brian Sinner was a no-show at state last year.

4 Taylor Stein 11 Century 41-10.50 NWI
5 Shivam Patel 11 Dickinson 41-08.00 NWI
6 Matt Johnson 10 Jamestown 41-05.00 NWI

Now you've heard of him. Atleast you are admitting that stein only won because Brian had an off day, and not that stein actually put up a good height

Brian Sinner doesn't have off days, he's just not that good and matt johnson isnt even in the conversation.

Yes some one who went 6'5 twice and then only went 6'0 isnt having an off day. And if being 5 inches behind your almighty "God" stein in the triple makes you out of the conversation, then why was stein in the conversation last year when he was getting killed by Andy Lillejord by 2 feet.

Ethan Rostvedt has nothing either. I hadn't ever heard of him until I looked him up recently, and he's nothing to get excited for.

LJ
1.2. Alex Neumiller, Taylor Daniel..
3. Ben Prout

HJ
1. Stein
2. Sinner
3. Poitra

I don't know know about TJ

ndtrack3 wrote:Ethan Rostvedt has nothing either. I hadn't ever heard of him until I looked him up recently, and he's trash.

Then frankly you don't know much about ND track. 3rd at WDA, 6th at State in the LJ. And on top of that, he's a pretty dang good sprinter too, and will probably qualify in the 200 if I had to guess.

powercat wrote:Yes some one who went 6'5 twice and then only went 6'0 isnt having an off day. And if being 5 inches behind your almighty "God" stein in the triple makes you out of the conversation, then why was stein in the conversation last year when he was getting killed by Andy Lillejord by 2 feet.

Indoor stats don't matter or else I'm guessing Sinner would've got 6'5 outdoors at least once... I guarentee Stein will break a record in triple this year, he improved by almost 6 feet since his sophomore year, also by 8 inches in high... Might just be me, but I'd say that's pretty legit.

the state record in the triple jump is like 46'9 or something like that. Stein only went high 41s last year. I know you all have said he scratched and went like 58 feet but i dont care. He wont even win state much less break a record

42'10 actually there dude

oops now he is only 4 feet off instead of 5

I'll take Nelson's 43'5.75" and consistently farther jumps

powercat wrote:Yes some one who went 6'5 twice and then only went 6'0 isnt having an off day. And if being 5 inches behind your almighty "God" stein in the triple makes you out of the conversation, then why was stein in the conversation last year when he was getting killed by Andy Lillejord by 2 feet.

Weak cat poop doesn't know what he's talking about. Stein won state last year in high jump and is going to do the same this year. Stein clearly showed he was the best high jumper with last years results. Sinner's 6'5 was indoor, and last i checked the state meet is outdoor. There is a difference between the two. I predict another easy win for Stein.

You had to check that the state meet was outdoors? No wonder you are picking Stein.

powercat wrote:You had to check that the state meet was outdoors? No wonder you are picking Stein.

So you finally admit stein is going to win it all.

Stein will win because he is simply a boss. and taylor danial is going to be strong from century this year in the long and triple jump

OHIOST_rocks wrote:Stein will win because he is simply a boss. and taylor danial is going to be strong from century this year in the long and triple jump

I don't know about Daniel in the triple. But I do honestly think he, along with maybe about 3 others, will be up for the long jump title this year.

I don't see enough about Alex Nelson on this post. I predict double champ in the TJ and HJ. I watched a youtube video of him lifting this Summer. Someone who squats 410# with that skinny frame can jump through the roof. Stein might give him a run in the TJ, but no one even close on HJ.

NodakFan he does not have a chance in high jump against stein hes a power jumper and wont have a chance once they get out doors

Alex Nelson dominated the triple jump in the second half of last year with consistant 43+ jumps. I expect him to do the same this year once he steps out of the weight room for more than a second.

I just got some recent news that a new kid from Century High, Erik Morrell, is consistantly jumping 5'8... Right now he's pretty petite, but in a while he's going to mature and be a factor in the nationals.

i say Neumiller wins the triple and the long. this kid has got a bright future

Vyke4Lyfe wrote:I just got some recent news that a new kid from Century High, Erik Morrell, is consistantly jumping 5'8... Right now he's pretty petite, but in a while he's going to mature and be a factor in the nationals.

I don't know about this Moses kid, i mean morrrels. It seems to me he doesn't live up to the hype i've heard about.