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Mt. Sac
Apr 14, 2004 23:58:05 GMT -5
Post by Chris Moulton on Apr 14, 2004 23:58:05 GMT -5
Obviously this is the best distance meet in North America the fields are stacked, from the mens 5k with Mottram, Lagat, Cragg, Kennedy, etc to the mens 1500 with Ritz, Jefferson, Beryhill,Wilson to the womens 5k Georgie Clarke, Fleshman, Flanagan,etc. But check out the womens invitational 1500 or should I say the Canadian National Womens 1500, 7 Canadians should be quite a race. 1 1062 Arianna Lambie Stanford 2 104 Meskerem Legesse Oliveira Track R 3 301 Courtney Babcock Canada 4 2951 Melissa McBain U C L A 5 3965 Malindi Elmore Asics 6 3578 Marlies Overbeeke Virginia Tec 7 3252 Hilary Edmondson Wisconsin 8 1308 Courtney Inman Valley Royal 9 3506 Anna Brzezinska Team Hipp 10 3126 Lauren King Notre Dame 11 970 Carrie Messner Asics 12 2220 Korene Hinds Unattached 13 303 Nathalie Cole Canada 14 4768 Jessica Eldridge Oklahoma 15 302 Vicky Lynch-Pounds Canada 16 3029 Johanna Nilsson Northern Ari 17 324 Nicole Teter Nike vm.mtsac.edu/relays/2004/index.html |
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Mt. Sac
Apr 16, 2004 9:13:13 GMT -5
Post by Steller on Apr 16, 2004 9:13:13 GMT -5
Actually, Hilary Edmondson won't be racing in the Elite 1500m on Sunday, since she has to leave with her team on Saturday night already. She'll be racing the fast section of the University 1500m sections on Saturday.
Trent
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Mt. Sac
Apr 16, 2004 9:16:28 GMT -5
Post by Chris Moulton on Apr 16, 2004 9:16:28 GMT -5
Also Henok Lechebo is the Open Men's 5k which is basically the 3rd section of the 5k but due to the depth of the fields, there are still sub 14 guys in his section. Any one have any guess on his time? I think sub 14:25.
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Mt. Sac
Apr 16, 2004 11:16:47 GMT -5
Post by McCabe on Apr 16, 2004 11:16:47 GMT -5
I say Henok will go sub 14:00
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Jeff
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Mt. Sac
Apr 16, 2004 21:02:22 GMT -5
Post by Jeff on Apr 16, 2004 21:02:22 GMT -5
I say 14:22
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Mt. Sac
Apr 16, 2004 22:04:06 GMT -5
Post by Chris Moulton on Apr 16, 2004 22:04:06 GMT -5
Unofficial 13:26 for Paul Morrison in the 5k, that gives him an Olympic B so if he gets an A 13:21.5 he is going to Athens.
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Mt. Sac
Apr 17, 2004 1:13:38 GMT -5
Post by lacquement on Apr 17, 2004 1:13:38 GMT -5
1 Justin Meier Stephen F. Austin 14:30.48
2 Josh Moen Wartburg 14:33.49
3 Mike Sayenko Washington 14:34.55
4 Henok Lechebo Toronto Olympic Club 14:35.2
differrent heat:
11 Dylan Wykes Providence 14:00.14
"the" heat:
1 Jonathon Riley Nike 13:21.11
2 Robert Cheseret Arizona 13:22.65
3 Alejandro Suarez Mexico 13:23.14
4 Michael Aish New Zealand 13:23.99
5 Louis Luchini Stanford 13:25.19
6 Cathal Lombard Ireland 13:26.00
7 Paul Morrison Canada 13:26.57
8 Bob Kennedy Nike 13:27.61
9 John Henwood Unattached 13:30.58
10 Matt Tegenkamp Wisconsin 13:30.90
11 Ryan Kirkpatrick US Army 13:32.46
12 Chad Johnson Nike Oregon Project 13:36.32
13 James Carney Team Usa Monterey Bay 13:37.66
14 Anthony Famiglietti adidas 13:38.29
15 Mike Donnelly Nike Oregon Project 13:38.36
16 Ryan Bak Team Usa Monterey Bay 13:38.52
17 Ahman Dirks Nike Oregon Project 13:39.07
18 Matt Kerr Canada 13:41.72
19 Brad Hauser Nike 13:44.50
20 Matt Lane Nike 13:52.36
21 Chris Estwanik Nike Farm Team 13:53.59
22 Nick Rogers Nike 13:56.59
23 Fasil Bizuneh Team Usa Monterey Bay 13:59.74
24 Dave Davis Nike Oregon Project 14:00.82
25 Antonio Arce Nike 14:01.90
26 Dan Caulfield Ireland 14:04.80
27 Josh Eberly adidas Boulder Running Com 14:19.81
28 Ibrahim Aden Unattached 14:27.06
3 Emily Kroshus Princeton 33:32.45
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Hutch
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Mt. Sac
Apr 17, 2004 8:08:10 GMT -5
Post by Hutch on Apr 17, 2004 8:08:10 GMT -5
1 Shalane Flanagan Unattached 15:09.67
2 Kim Smith Providence 15:09.72
Wow. These are incredible times. Makes you wonder if Shalane would have been right with Kim Smith during the indoor season had she raced.
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