Finals Results 1 May 2013
   
Here are the Photos from Sherri Cortez.

Results
Photos

Team scores for the league meets are based on the first 4 finishers from each team with the 5th and 6th finishers displacing the finish positions of other teams. In the case of ties, the 5th finisher will be the tie-breaker. If all teams that are tied have only 4 finishers, then the 4th finisher will be the tie-breaker. If teams are tied but one or more have only 4 finishers, the teams with more finishers will place higher. Teams with less than 4 finishers are not considered when adding-up the finish place scores. For the finals we'll use 5 finishers with ties, displacers, etc. incremented one place accordingly. The three numbers in ( ) next to the team score are (Average Time - Total Time - Time spread between the 1st and last scorer).
In Cross Country the team with the lowest sum of finish positions of the scoring runners (4 for duals or 5 for the finals) is the winner. In the "place" method of Cross Country scoring, team times don't figure into the results but I show them here just for fun. It's possible that a team with a faster team time than another will place lower using the place method. This generally happens when one team has a really fast runner or two up-front and the rest of the runners have average times. The front runner(s) give the team a low team time but they're beat in the placings among the other runners.

10 Nov Finals Resuts for both leagues at Crown Point, Mission Bay
8th Grade Girls
8th Grade Boys
6th - 7th Grade Girls
6th - 7th Grade Boys
   
Combined Results
Boys         Girls
Combined results merge the 6th-7th and 8th grade races into a single event based on time. While they're fun to look at and give a good general idea of how a race with everyone may have went, keep in mind that it's a simulation. An actual race with everyone in it would have been different in its details because the runners from the two groups would have been racing each other rather than the clock.