Mississauga Track Junior National Champion Team

So with Jr. Nats only three days away, the boys of Mississauga Track Club are gearing up for battle. This year has seen the boys go hard in races all across the country, as well as in some special international appearances. With experience running in American and Quebecois competitions, these studly boys are firing on all cylinders, ready to return to the Renaissance era of MTC running. In these last few hours before the gun goes off, the boys are in visualization mode, taking themselves back to their darkhorse Second place finish at 2009 XC AO's and their unforgettable W in the Youth Boys 4x800m at 2009 Track AO's.

Big things have been put on the line between the rookie boys for their performance this weekend. Connor thinks jumping on the bandwagon will lead him to the win. Ross thinks his boys' daily runs in the boonies have made them men. But MTC is where its at. If your doubting our potential to win this bet, take a look at this:

1 Mississauga TFC  'A'                         8:11.54      
     1) Drozdowsky, Daniel 92       2) Dulhanty, Christopher 92       
     3) Azocar, Kevin 92            4) Stone, Jeff 92                 

2 Track North AC  'A'                          8:12.07      
     1) Diebel, Sebastian 93        2) Cooper, Jeremy 93              
     3) Burke, Joseph 92            4) Proudfoot, Ross 92             

Thats right.

Our boys are ready to rock it.

Luca Geiser - This swaggeriffic Guelph Gryphon has been on downtime for at least a month by now; he's definitely the most rested athlete in the nation at this point.

Kevin Azocar - Under the guidance of new head coach Steve Boyd and Assistant Coach Rob Asselstine... seriously? ... this Queens' boy is ready to leave his mark on the course.

Chris Dulhanty - With an eventful first year in the 519 coming to a close, he's just hoping to collapse AFTER the finish line.

Rob McCann - After a stellar 12th pace finish at AO's two weeks ago, this up and coming high school kid is gonna rock.

- Chris