2022 Cross Country Roster
Quinn, Jimmy
Jimmy Quinn
- Weight:
- null
- Class:
- Redshirt Senior
- Hometown:
- Nutley, N.J.
- High School:
- Nutley
Bio
2021-22
- Ran in four races during the 2021 fall season
- Finished the Paul Short Run Men’s College Gold 8k with a time of 26:00.2
- Ran a 26:10.6 at the Pre-Nationals at Florida State 8k finishing 82nd overall
- Posted a time of 25:58.6 at the Atlantic 10 Conference Championship
- Crossed the finish line at the NCAA Southeast Regional Championship with a personal best 10k time of 32:37.9
- Helped the Spiders secure an Atlantic 10 Championship, finishing with a time of 25:46.3
- Competed at the Spider-Patriot Cross Country Classic, finishing with a time of 26:12.0
- Began the season with a 26:51.3 time at the Richmond Winter Cross Country Classic
- Ran in all three events during the winter season
- Competed four events during the season
- Opened the season with a 30th-place finish at the Spider Alumni Open, finishing the 5k in 16:30.3
- Earned a 60th-place finish at the Mason Invitational, finishing the 8k in 28:13.8
- Ran an 8k race at the Great American Cross Country Festival, finishing 23rd with at time of 26:36.8
- Placed 98th with a time of 27:32.86 at the Pirate Invitational
- Took 11th at the Delaware Invitational (28:44.4)
- Notched a personal-best 8K time of 27:35.2 at the Paul Short Gold Run
- Competed at the A-10 Championships (27:28.7)
- Holds program records in the 1600m and 3200m for Nutley High
- 3200M Champion in the 3200m at the 2018 Super Essex County Conference Championships - Large Schools and NJSIAA Sectionals North 1 Group 3 Champion in the 3200m
- Ran 9:31.65 and 9:36.65 respectively in the 2017 and 2018 Essex County Championships 3200m
- Excelled during the 2017 cross country season placing 7th (15:50.10) in the Essex County Championships 5k
Alumni Open Recap
Saturday, August 30
Women's Cross Country Season Preview
Thursday, August 28
Men's Cross Country Season Preview
Thursday, August 28
Women's Cross Country A10 Championship Preview
Wednesday, October 30
