davidson
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"only the struggle makes it worth it, only the pain makes it sweet and only victory is the answer"
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Post by davidson on Jun 12, 2004 0:55:31 GMT -5
Alright, it was windy, and cold as the night went on, but this is from memory: Mens 800 Gary 1:46.3ish Womens 800 Katie Vermuelen 2:02ish Malindi 2:02ish Mens 1500 3:39 Womens 1500 Diane Cummins 4:10 Womens 5km Lucy ?? 16:02 I think Mens 5km (not the winners, and these are my hand times) Ryan McKenzie 13:35ish Coldneck 13:42-3 I think Paul Morrison was a little ahead of Ryan, the winners were about 13:25-13:30 Mens 3k Steeple Matt Kerr 8:35 I think I think full results can be found at www.trackclassic.com later if they are not up now. |
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Post by SI on Jun 12, 2004 5:05:03 GMT -5
Results are up now. Here is the 5000-great pbs by Coolsaet and McKenzie. Where is that guy who was talking about tha Hamilton race?
Men 5000 Meter Run
1, 88 Getanda, James, KENYA, 13:29.79. 2, 85 Kipchirchir Komen,
Daniel, KENYA, 13:30.89. 3, 24 Morrison, Paul, CANADA, 13:35.09. 4, 19
Donnolly, Mike, USA, 13:35.58. 5, 25 McKenzie, Ryan, CANADA, 13:36.48. 6, 185
Rodgers, Brendan, NIKE FT USA, 13:37.08. 7, 87 Brown, Jon, GREAT BRITAIN,
13:37.97. 8, 80 Davis, Dave, USA, 13:40.52. 9, 75 Sanchez, Rafael, MEXICO,
13:42.12. 10, 190 Torres, Armando, MEXICO, 13:42.36. 11, 5 Coolsaet, Reid,
CANADA, 13:43.50. 12, 8 Kirpatrick, Ryan, USA, 13:44.68. 13, 79 Dirks, Ahman,
USA, 13:49.07. 14, 186 Teneforde, Adam, NIKE FT USA, 13:50.76. 15, 73 Vega,
Teodoro, MEXICO, 13:52.78. 16, 89 Graff, Chris, USA, 13:57.66. 17, 184 Graham,
Sean, NIKE FT USA, 14:08.33. 18, 77 Julian, Peter, USA, 14:14.53. 19, 193
Morales, Jonathan, MEXICO, 14:16.09. 20, 191 Hernandez, Cayeteno, MEXICO,
14:22.55. 21, 192 Acierno, Jose, MEXICO, 14:23.04. 22, 23 Mazotta, Bruno,
CANADA, 14:30.28. 23, 78 Kasahun, Michael, USA, 14:31.57. --, 38 Ziak, Jerry,
CANADA, DNF. --, 26 Bomba, Mark, CANADA, DNF. --, 86 McCurry, Patrick, USA,
DNF. --, 84 Redding, Jeremy, USA, DNF. --, 7 Johnson, Matt, CANADA, DNF. --,
27 Kerr, Matt, CANADA, DNF.
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Post by Haller on Jun 12, 2004 10:36:43 GMT -5
I don't think anyone has mentioned it yet but Jay Cantin had a PB of 3:41.84. He's got more left in the tank.
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Post by GreekMystique on Jun 12, 2004 11:11:31 GMT -5
Heck ya!!
Good to see Cantin is on his way back. The boy has all the tools... I am sure there are atleast a couple of people who have been smoked by the boy! I would love to see him crack into the 3:30's!
Congrats to all the other guys who had big pb's... coldneck, mckenzie, etc
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Post by I-Ballz on Jun 12, 2004 20:48:04 GMT -5
What happened with all those DNF's?
Ziak, Bomba, Johnson, Kerr and a couple US runners.
Any reason exactly?
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Post by coldneck on Jun 12, 2004 21:05:23 GMT -5
Kerr- rabbit for 2k, he won the steeple earlier
Johnston- Fell off pace and he realized he wasn't going to PB, maybe a little tired from his 7:55 last weekend (?)
Jeremy Redding- fell off pace and gave up
Bomba- maybe tired from the 10k last weekend (?)
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Post by Bomba on Jun 12, 2004 23:24:23 GMT -5
....I didn't see enougb of reid's buxom bod and wanted to see more so i just stopped and stared in amazement at that big hunka burning love......
....on a more serious note...calf problems from the 10km last week, and quite simply fell like ^%&^^)^%@ as i couldn't really push off..... next time i am going with my intuition which said DON'T DO IT.......
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Post by MattMc on Jun 14, 2004 7:52:54 GMT -5
Awesome runs by CIS alums McKenzie, Coolsaet and O'brien-- all running big prs. Congrats lads.
Great to see Cantin run a pb after time off-- will he be the first non-Hood/ Sully Canadian to go sub 3:40 in the post-McGill Magic Carpet era? Since Agar in ?96 or 97 has any other Canuck gone sub-3:40?
Matt
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