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Post by Chris Moulton on Feb 14, 2004 18:13:50 GMT -5
McKenzie went 3:44 today in windsor, opened up in 29 and clicked off 30s. Great run.
The rest of the results go something like this
McKenzie 3:44
Thorson 3:55
Desourmeaux 3:56
Berg (possibly) 3:56
Young 3:57
Hutchinson Guelph 4:01
Cober York 4:01
Some what sketchy reports but hey this is the best I can do.
Girls
Mullins Mac 4:41
Bonisteel Wes 4:42
Gerrie Wes 4:46
Jennings Guel 4:48
Moulton Guel 4:48
Henderson Guel 4:50
Again these results are UNOFFICIAL.
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Post by AlmostSilver on Feb 15, 2004 1:00:27 GMT -5
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Post by Delisle on Feb 15, 2004 1:07:24 GMT -5
is that close to a PB for mckenzie?
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Post by jman on Feb 15, 2004 1:47:21 GMT -5
Nice race by McKenzie. I also saw that in the results Bodirlau was a DNF. Did he help pace Ryan or did Ryan do it all alone.
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Post by Thomas on Feb 15, 2004 1:53:38 GMT -5
Gerry G of columbia runs a 8:09 in Iowa! nice run big guy!!
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Post by ireid on Feb 15, 2004 9:00:30 GMT -5
Too bad they didn't get an electronic time for that one.
Still, his 3:44.5h should now take Bob McCormick's 3:44.84 (1978 on the old CNE track representing Queen's) as a CIS record.
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Post by donniefromnextdoor on Feb 16, 2004 15:59:12 GMT -5
wow.
i think al klassan's CIS record will fall this march, concidering CIS' will be the same track as he ran the 3:44.5.
the 1000 record is also trouble, mainly because mckenzie will be fresh for it - though the time would be tough to run on that windsor track -- i think there is a 35-65 chance he'll break the 1000 record.
great run ryan
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Post by SI on Feb 16, 2004 16:53:04 GMT -5
is that close to a PB for mckenzie? Yes by .2 seconds. |
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Post by ireid on Feb 18, 2004 10:05:57 GMT -5
Still, his 3:44.5h should now take Bob McCormack's 3:44.84 (1978 on the old CNE track representing Queen's) as a CIS record. Further clarification on my above statement resulting from more research. Bob McCormack actually ran 3:44.6h at the 1978 OU champs at the CNE (second place was Toronto's Paul Craig in 3:44.9h). Apparently, the official (ATFS) policy for converting hand times for ranking purposes is to add 0.24 seconds for races less than a lap, but only 0.14 for races longer than a lap. However, it appears that the CIS policy is to uniformly add 0.24 seconds for ALL hand time conversions, hence why McCormack's time is listed as 3:44.84 for CIS records and Queen's all time performances (http://www.queenstrack.com/index.html/52,c,42,00.html ) and not 3:44.74. So, of relevance to McKenzie's recent performance, is that as far as all-time Canadian indoor rankings are concerned (http://www.athletics.ca/cmslib/general/2003%20All%20Time%20Indoor%20Rankings%20-%20MEN.pdf ), he will be listed behind Harvey Mitro with a time of 3:44.64+. However, his CIS record will be likely be recorded as 3:44.74+. It'd be so much easier if the FAT was working in Windsor last weekend! |
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Post by Bubba on Feb 18, 2004 12:45:02 GMT -5
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