Nevada Hoya
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Mar 31, 2006 15:19:33 GMT -5
This weekend our distance runners will be participating at the Stanford meet and Bumbi will be in Fukuoka, Japan for the World's XC Championships (Juniors). At Stanford Dan Nunn, Rod Koborsi, and Fleet Hower will all be running in the 10000m. Apparently, they will be in the fast heat, so this is an opportunity for them to pick up an automatic qualifier for the NCAA. Unlike most of the other events, the 10000m does not have a regional qualifer, and the runners do not have to run in the regional meet. I am not sure what the time standard is. I think the 10000m and the decathalon are the only events exempted. Natasha LaBeaud is running in the women's 10000m. Dan and Natasha are Californias, so it is nice they are running in their home state.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Apr 1, 2006 0:52:44 GMT -5
The results from the men's 10000m are in. Rod Koborsi finished 3rd in a tough field in a time of 28:32.49. I will check, but that looks like a qualifier. Fleet Hower finished 29th in 29:39.71 and Dan Nunn finished 33rd in 30:07.39.
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Post by reformation on Apr 1, 2006 9:11:40 GMT -5
Nevada, also saw that Natasha Labeaud ran a 34.31 10k--she was the only freshman in the fast section. Great time for Koborsi. Was interesting to see that Fleet hower was listed as a jr--I guess he has another outdoor season left. I checked the heats of the florida meet that the rest of the team is running in and it was interesting to see that Chris bonner is running in the 800 instead of the 400--too bad he doesn't have more eligibility left. Also I noticed that M. Infeld does not seem to be running for the women--wonder if she is redshirting the outdoor season.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Apr 1, 2006 13:27:09 GMT -5
Reformation, yes, I just saw this morning the result that Natasha ran that time and was the only freshman in the fast heat. She would have come in 2nd in the slower heat.
I didn't know about Maggie; it could be that she is redshirting. It will be interesting to see how Chris Bonner does in the 800m.
Bumbi is running on Sunday in Japan, which means today. Results should be in later.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Apr 1, 2006 16:51:28 GMT -5
I hope Chris Bonner did not get injured today in Florida, because he was a DNF in the 800. The good news in the 800m was Stanley Lagrenade's emergence from the funk he was in, as he won the 800m in 1:50.61, just missing the regional qualifying time of 1:50.4.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Apr 1, 2006 16:54:09 GMT -5
In other action in the Diet Pesi meet in Florida are the following:
LJ
4. Terrell Gissendanner 22'0.25"
4. Jesse Patterson 21'11.5"
4x100
13. Georgetown (Mondie, Hubbard, Torpey, Ferguson) 48.41
1500m (regional qualifying time 4:27.8)
3. Elizabeth Maloy 4:31.33
7. Avril Ogrodnick 4:34.66 (proving that she can beat her sister in the month of Avril)
8. Lise Ogrodnick 4:36.4
12. Erin Henry 4:44.18
110H (14.3 regional qualifying time)
12. Terrell Gissendanner 14.72
400m (47.26, RQT)
17. Jared Jenkins 49.12
24. Kevin Ward 50.85
400m (54.61)
1. Coach Monica Hargrove 51.95
5. Kandance Ferguson 54.54 (got the RQT)
10. Ashley Hubbard 55.12
20. Alex Baptiste 57.55
400H (52.52 RQT)
6. Terrell Gissendanner 54.93
200m (21.19 RQT)
12. Kenny Mitchell 21.85
Jesse Patterson DNS
100m (10.5 RQT)
14. Kenny Mitchell 10.70
Jesse Patterson DNS
800m (women; 2:09.8 RQT)
4. Nana Hanson-Hall 2:10.18
7. Christine Whalen 2:12.07
16. Meghan O'Neil 2:15.38
18. Elizabeth Maloy 2:16.13
22. Avril Ogrodnick 2:16.67
25. Lise Ogrodnick 2:17.18
31. Erin Henry 2:19.61
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Apr 1, 2006 19:11:16 GMT -5
Late results from the Florida meet:
LJ
17. Ashley Mondie 17'02"
TJ
15. Alex Baptiste 36'8.25"
4x400m (women)
5. Georgetown (Ferguson, Hubbard, Hanson-Hall, Baptiste) 3:40.79 (RQT: 3:42)
4x400m (men)
3. Georgetown (Jenkins, Lagrenade, Ward, Bonner) 3:14.10
The men beat Florida in this race. The fact that Bonner ran indicates he is ok; he probably fell in the 800m. I believe he fell in the 4x800 relay at the Penn Relays two years ago. No wonder he liked the 400m, where you run the whole race in your own lane.
Ironic this weekend that the Hoyas have their track meets scheduled for Florida and George Mason (with a small contingent at Stanford as well).
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Post by reformation on Apr 1, 2006 23:32:11 GMT -5
Bumby finishes 41st at world XC--he was captain of the US team--believe he was 2nd American, up from 4th at the US junior champs.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Apr 1, 2006 23:52:39 GMT -5
Reformation, did you get the internet broadcast of the World's XC? Yes he was the 2nd American, 10 s back from Uhl, who won the US jr champs:
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Apr 2, 2006 13:26:45 GMT -5
There was a small group of athletes at the George Mason meet this weekend, mostly women.
The results:
200m
13. Jayne Penn 27.17
25. Claire Buckley 28.24
400m
5. Jayne Penn 57.65
6. Charlena Tillett 57.73
800
7. Sabine Knothe 2:20.41
1500m
4. Sabine Knothe 4:52.24
100H
6. Buky Bamigboye 14.95 q; finals 7th in 15.67
14. Sonya Sullivan 15.79
400H
1. Buky 1:03.71
2. Sonya Sullivan 1:06.65
4x400
1. Georgetown (Tillett, Buckley, Buky, Penn) 3:55.75
HJ
7. Claire Buckley 1.50m
SP
8. Sable Sweeper 11.47 m
DT
9. Meghan Morris (a new name) 37.73m
800m
7. Ricky Barrios 1:59.8
Not great times. Bad weather?
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