Here are a few notes about Monday's 13th Annual A.L. Intra-Squad Meet:
- Wear your normal running shoes (no spikes)
- Wear your normal practice attire (no uniforms)
- We'll be meeting at ALHS (caboose) at 3:30 p.m.
- Parents, this is primarily a practice for the kids to get an idea of what a race will look (and feel) like and is something fun we do to get them ready for how a meet is run...you're welcome to attend but you'll only really see the beginning and end of the race
- We'll review how a cross country meet is scored, then we'll start the race!
- Teams are posted on the Google Spreadsheet here: TEAMS
- When you finish, listen to your coaches as they yell out your time
- Another coach will give you a card with your place number on it
- Once you catch your breath, you'll be asked to write your time on your card
- Gather together with your teammates and cheer on the runners as they come in
- Once your entire team is finished, add up your TOP 5 places
- For example, if your top 5 places are 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, you would add 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 = 15...in this example your team would score 15 total points
- Double check your math, then make sure you have your 6th place & 7th place cards as well
- Report to the coaches with your team's totals, and then tell us your team's 6th & 7th places as well (in case there's a tie)
- Then we'll go over the results as an entire team and crown the winning team
Athletes & Parents:
- Here's a video going over how a meet is scored...the example used is a dual meet: HOW TO SCORE A CROSS COUNTRY MEET
- Here's an example of a previous year's A.L. Intra-Squad Meet:
1. Non-Chalant Dead Heads 70 points
Everett
Marion
Olivia
Lanie
Maryn
Jack
Amelia
2. Team Name 85 points
3. Americans 88 points
4. Avon Lake 103 points
5. A.L. Runner 113 points
6. Lakers 132 points