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Home > Men's Track Recruiting > Nebraska > Norfolk, NE > Norfolk Catholic High School > Wyatt Ash

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Wyatt Ash '21 Recruiting Profile

Norfolk Catholic High SchoolNorfolk, NEMen's Track

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Height5'10"

Weight145lbs

Age22

Primary Position1600M

Secondary Position3200M

Dominant HandRight

1600M5:04.0

3200M11:12.0

Distance & PR17:35 5000m

4x800MR9:10.0

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Personal Statement

I think the biggest reason why colleges should look at me is simply for my amount of dedication to the sport. In my mind I don't really even see how anybody could be more dedicated than I am. With this amount of dedication, I think going to college on a track/cross country scholarship would be the best way for me to go because it is what I love doing. Also I know how important it is for me to get good grades. So if getting good grades is the ticket to me running in college I am also very dedicated to trying my hardest in school.

Athletics

High School Information

Years w/ Varsity
3 years
2018 Varsity Team
Team Awards
, Conference Champs, State 2nd Place
2018 Varsity Team
Team Awards
Conference Champs, State 2nd Place
2017 Varsity Team
Individual Awards
Most-dedicated runner, , Most-dedicated runner, 25th at state
Team Awards
Conference Champs, 4th at state, 4th at state, 1st at districts

Coach References

High School Head Coach
Doug Zoucha
High School Head Coach
Tim Kassmeier

Training

Running, lifting, biking
4 years
The summer before 8th grade is when I really started working out frequently. I averaged about 15-18 miles per week. That was enough to earn me a very successful 8th grade cross country season. I got 6th at the state junior high xc meet out of about 400 runners. After xc that year I really kicked up the mileage to something I wasn't really ready for and I ended tearing my meniscus playing basketball. However I was back in time for track and ended up getting 9th at the state junior high track meet in the 1600m with a 5:04. After the winter of 8th grade, when I tore my meniscus, I learned the importance of resting to prevent injury. Anyway, the summer before freshman year, I averaged 30 miles per week. That summer I worked really hard at controlling myself and not working out too much but working really hard when I did work out. So I think my freshman xc season was OK but I think it could've been better if I ran more than 30 miles per week. I didn't really realize that I wasn't running as much as I should until after my freshman track season started. So here I am now averaging about 50 miles per week, and adding on 5 more miles per week every. For example I started with 30 miles the first week, then 35 the next week and so on. Gradually building up the mileage i think is helping a lot. I feel so much stronger and faster on my runs. Anyway I'm still learning and critiquing my training every off-season. So I'm really hopeful for what's going to happen in my sophomore year and I'm confident that all of my hard work will pay off.