Sunday, November 3, 2024

Nov. 4-9 (Week 23)

Congrats to everyone on a very good State meet (recap below) and a very fun season. We'll be continuing to train for our post-season races through early December and then taking our two week break before we gear up for track season, and we'd really like to encourage everyone to join us. A few do a winter sport, and that is awesome, keep doing it. Otherwise, we really encourage everyone to keep running with us (even if you aren't planning on doing a post-season trip to Az or California). Real breakthroughs in running come not from one or two really hard days or weeks, rather they come from many months (and even years) of the regular, often mundane, work of run after run after run.

Purpose of the Week's Workouts: Click here for a link to this week's workouts (you have to request access on your school account to see the workouts). This is our final week of tracking our minutes for the season totals. Click here and track your minutes from Week 22: Weekly Minutes

*Wear WHITE or BRIGHT to ALL AM PRACTICES*
All practices at PVHS unless noted
This Week's Schedule: bring water and a towel (for stretches and drills on grass) 
Monday - AM - 6:15a PVHS (White and Black expected; Silver optional; no Maroon) / Afternoon - regular practice at 3:00p PVHS (everyone), no team meeting
Tuesday - AM - 6:15a Weights and short run PVHS (White, Black, Silver required; Maroon optional) / Afternoon - regular practice at 3:00p PVHS (everyone)
Wednesday - AM - 6:15a regeneration run PVHS (White and Black required; Silver optional; no Maroon, no Freshmen), Yoga at 6:45a everyone invited / Afternoon - regular practice at 3:00p PVHS (everyone)
Thursday - AM - 6:15a Weights and short run PVHS (White, Black, Silver required; Maroon optional) / Afternoon - RACE: Autumn Classic, see info below
Friday - AM - 6:00a PVHS (everyone) Afternoon - White required, Black and Silver optional; no Fresh/Sophs or Maroons) 
Saturday - Long run time and place TBA

Upcoming Events:
  • RACE: Autumn Classic - Thursday, 11/7; 6:00p; Pine View HS - this is a 3200m we race on the track with DH: tons of fun, we run fast times; please plan on being there is at all possible; meet at 5:15p for warm ups
  • PVXC Awards Banquet - Thursday, 11/14; 5:30-8:00p; PVHS lunch room. An awesome evening of recognition of our athletes with family. Look for food and decoration sign ups to come around soon.
Race Report:
State - It was a very cold and wet day as we returned to Sugarhouse Park for the first time since 2019. The boys started us well with a 4th place finish. Bridger claimed a runner-up individual finish with a strong effort and a time of 15:39. Trevor also earned 1st Team All-State honors with his 7th place finish. Bender ran a gutsy race to earn 3rd Team All-State. Jake moved up well throughout the race to take 30th. Brennan rounded out our scoring with a very solid sub 17 effort in 40th. Elliot and Benji weren't far off placing 59th and 64th. The girls took 5th overall.  Emmalee was our first finisher in 15th. Tevye had a very strong debut at State taking 24th. She was followed by Vanessa and Elin in 31st and 36th place. Avery finished up our scoring with a 67th place finish. She was followed closely by Andi in 77th and Katie in 83rd. We are super proud of our team. We were running among some of the best racers and teams in the nation and we did very well.  We are also proud of our Hype Squads for all the energy and passion you brought to the course. #1 Hype Squads for sure! Results

    2
    BridgerJaggi
    12
    [Pine View]
    15:39.34
    7
    TrevorPrior
    11
    [Pine View]
    16:02.34
    21
    JaxonBender
    11
    [Pine View]
    16:23.75
    30
    JakeSaari
    11
    [Pine View]
    16:39.85
    40
    BrennanHeaps
    10
    [Pine View]
    16:50.79
    59
    ElliotHaendiges
    10
    [Pine View]
    17:06.49
    64
    BenjaminWilliams
    9
    [Pine View]
    17:12.12


    15
    EmmaleeWilliams
    11
    [Pine View]
    19:16.47
    24
    TevyeGeddes
    9
    [Pine View]
    19:39.89
    31
    VanessaRuiz
    10
    [Pine View]
    19:47.00
    36
    ElinHolt
    9
    [Pine View]
    19:54.53
    67
    AverySmith
    11
    [Pine View]
    20:57.78
    77
    AndiBaker
    9
    [Pine View]
    21:17.81
    83
    KatieKrupp
    10
    [Pine View]
    21:28.42
JV State - Big shout-out to our crew who went up to JV State on Saturday. Samantha was our lone girl representative; she placed 68th in the 1-4A race. On the guys side, Nate took 12th with a very strong race. He was followed by Dustin who was the top freshman in the race, then Miles and Nathan. Results

Alumni Report:
A few Panthers represented their colleges at their conferences races this past weekend. Trey ran for UVU and Jessica for Weber.

Youngsters (our 6th-8th grade club):
Any Youngster who wants to come run with the HS club can now do it since our high school season is over.

PVXC Thought of the Week: "Pro tip: A Big misconception is that you need to be motivated to get rolling. You don't. Research shows that motivation follows action, not the other way around. You don't always need to feel good to get going, sometimes you need to get going to give yourself a chance at feeling good."
-Brad Stulberg
Far too often we focus on how we feel before we get started and let the sometimes negative feelings get in the way of our starting. Think of this: how many times have you been feeling blah and didn't want to do something, and then it ended up pretty great? We all feel that way. How often do you want to get out of bed (especially now that it is getting colder) to go for a run? But once you get yourself out and get going, rarely do we regret it. The run was great. Being with my team was great. This same thing happened to me a few weeks ago during fall break. After a long day of working at school, I didn't really feel like running. I just wanted to go home and crash. But I figured I would go up Turkey Farm and at least get a few minutes in. Once I got going, it was a great run. I saw a tortoise, got up into the dirt, felt pretty good coming back down... and as I finished, I turned a blah feeling into a really enjoyable 8 mile run. It happens to all of us. So next time you feel like hitting that snooze or sneaking home instead of going out to practice, just remember that the motivation will very likely show up once you go out and get started. Get in the Boat!