Penn Relay results

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The college women distance medley relay championship was held today at Penn. The Hoyas finished 9th. I don't have the composition of the relay:

Results
#57 - College Women Distance Medley Championship of Amer
Thursday 4:55 PM
Unofficial Results

Pl Time ID Affiliation/Runners
1 10:57.028 AC Villanova
Frances Koons, Tiera Fletcher, Akilah Vargas, Marina Muncan
2 10:58.720 AO Stanford
Katy Trotter, Janice Davis, Ashley Freeman, Arianna Lambie
3 11:11.308 AH Brown
4 11:12.529 AF Princeton
5 11:17.998 AG Pennsylvania
6 11:18.586 AA Duke
Sally Meyerhoff, Lindsay Owen, Libby Jenke, Clara Horowitz
7 11:22.014 AJ Mississippi State
8 11:24.542 AB North Carolina
Brianna Felnagle, Danielle Rodgers, Georgia Kloss, Megan Kaltenbach
9 11:25.073 AE Georgetown
10 11:25.384 BF Columbia
Susan Hendrick, Erika Moses, Sarah Decker, Daniella Padilla
11 11:31.794 AM Kentucky
Lavera Morris, Kleo Mack, Ashley Trimble, Georganne Way
12 11:34.209 AR Albany
Jenna Ortman, Anisha Andrews, Adanna Andrews, Jessica Ortman
13 12:04.608 AS Florida
Valeria Rodriquez, Amanda Schommer, Shannon Leinert, Kristin Johnson

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The women 4x400 relay heats:


Pl Time ID Affiliation/Runners
1 3:33.210 B Texas
Sheretta Jones, LaTashia Kerr, Jerrika Chapple, Melaine Walker
2 3:34.159 C Texas Christian
3 3:35.978 A South Carolina
Chiguta Martine, Natasha Hastings, Shay Shelton, Faraigh Giles
4 3:41.254 E Seton Hall
Alex McCoy, Gorgeous Harper, Shakeema Martin, Denise Cruse
5 3:46.414 I Coastal Carolina
Ebony Brown, LeAunna Sistrunk, Felisha Jacobs, Amber White
6 3:46.448 F Georgetown
Ashley Hubbard, Alex Baptiste, Jayne Penn, Nichole Torpey

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Figured S.C. might show up somewhere but didn't realize Coastal was that big of a track school.

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The women 3000 m SC:

1 - College Women Steeplechase Championship
Thursday 7:45 PM
Unofficial Results

Pl Time ID Name Affiliation
1 10:05.187 15 Trina Cox Abilene Christian
2 10:13.677 9 Ebba Stenback Toledo
3 10:21.103 13 Lindsey Sundel Florida
4 10:27.364 1 Barbara Parker Florida State
5 10:27.853 2 Lydia Willemse Florida State
6 10:28.853 5 Felicitas Mensing Coastal Carolina
7 10:32.628 7 Amber Ferner Purdue
8 10:33.135 17 Tiffany Redlarczyk Arkansas
9 10:34.650 22 Suzanne Andrews Princeton
10 10:35.309 28 Joy Griffith Mississippi State
11 10:39.670 10 Kelly Richards Edinboro
14 10:52.349 26 Nicole Kurtain Richmond
15 10:53.928 24 Anne Hessberg Boston College
16 10:55.568 18 Amy Ruffolo Duquesne
17 10:56.391 23 Lise Ogrodnick Georgetown
18 10:58.000 19 Meggan Hodge Mississippi State
DNS 27 Sarah Ravenelle Texas A&M

and

#82 - College Women Steeplechase
Thursday 8:00 PM
Unofficial Results

Pl Time ID Name Affiliation
1 10:36.020 51 Toni Salucci Cornell
2 10:36.536 44 Robyn Ellerbrock Cornell
3 10:41.615 34 Jenny Fascione Kent State
5 10:44.642 47 Karen Pulliam William & Mary
6 10:47.176 48 Claire Hamilton Yale
7 10:47.392 43 Sonja Hinish Penn State
8 10:49.049 41 Kate Curran Penn State
9 10:50.240 50 Kathryn Moore Bates
10 10:50.479 52 Brianne Scott Duquesne
11 10:50.685 32 Erin Henry Georgetown
12 10:53.989 45 Alexis Lake Boston College
13 10:55.233 29 Caitlin Bradley Dickinson
14 11:02.163 37 Becki Michael Akron
15 11:06.581 35 Claire Percival Penn State
16 11:10.971 30 Carly Matthews Tennessee
17 11:18.284 49 Kelly Sullivan Salisbury
18 11:18.840 53 Kathleen Duffy Sacred Heart
19 11:21.093 46 Tasha Wheatley Clarion
20 11:26.346 55 Sara Marzouk
DNF 36 Caroline Peyton Arkansas

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Men's 5000m:

#87 - College Men 5000m
Thursday 9:25 PM
Unofficial Results

Pl Time ID Name Affiliation
1 14:25.25 67 Chris Platt Tennessee
2 14:25.70 53 Allen Hanslovan Shippensburg
3 14:27.38 56 Fredy Torres North Carolina State
4 14:28.12 58 Derek Nakluski High Point
5 14:28.57 59 Jeff Weiss Slippery Rock
6 14:29.04 65 John Somers Shippensburg
7 14:29.29 49 Chris Muldoon Syracuse
8 14:31.66 79 Justin Scheid Georgetown
9 14:32.66 71 Chris Horvat Duquesne
10 14:34.35 42 Tamas Kovacs High Point
11 14:34.87 72 Brian McKinstry Texas A&M
12 14:38.16 76 Reid McEwen Pennsylvania
13 14:41.44 51 Rob Hampson Lehigh
14 14:49.64 46 Joe Dionne Providence
15 14:49.89 80 Brian Trembley Pennsylvania
16 14:54.16 40 Andy Allstadt Albany
17 15:07.79 61 Mike Foley Manhattan
18 15:07.85 78 Sean Barrett Harvard
19 15:09.96 73 Matt Bluman Slippery Rock
57 J.P. Machemehl Texas A&M
69 Travis Prejean Edinboro
74 Steve Plouffe Massachusetts/Lowell
68 Serge Gasore Abilene Christian

and Levi Miller and Michael Banks running unattached in another 5000m race. Particularly good race for freshman Miller:

#88 - Olympic Development Men 5000m
Thursday 9:45 PM
Unofficial Results

Pl Time ID Name Affiliation
1 14:13.90 2 Ryan J Woods unattached
2 14:16.46 5 Chad Pearson adidas
3 14:18.68 46 Marc Pelerin Villanova
4 14:19.59 4 Dereck Treadwell Syracuse Chargers
5 14:20.67 20 Levi Miller unattached
6 14:22.29 7 Nate Jenkins Greater Lowell TC
7 14:23.39 26 Mark Steeds Georgia State
8 14:24.23 16 Ryan Fennelly Philadelphia TC/PUMA
9 14:25.76 12 Jay Wassell Philadelphia TC/PUMA
10 14:30.25 22 Chris Mammone Bellmore Striders
11 14:32.39 44 Matt Piccarello Tennessee
12 14:33.33 32 Adam Craig Navy
13 14:33.68 8 Edward Callinan Philadelphia TC/PUMA
14 14:35.18 39 Ben Lukowski Tennessee
15 14:40.14 11 Jeffrey Eggleston Stade Observatorie
16 14:42.41 33 Chris Nirschel Penn State
17 14:43.07 45 Craig Segal Villanova
18 14:43.84 35 Chris Kantos Tufts
19 14:45.49 17 Tim Mulligan Fleet Feet
20 14:45.81 15 Greg Bielecki Haddonfield Running Co.
21 14:47.51 31 Wade Martin Mississippi State
22 14:49.32 36 Girma Segni Marist
23 14:52.78 48 Nick Kruse Youngstown State
24 14:53.07 14 Mike Banks unattached
25 14:53.55 38 Rob Freeman Albany
26 14:56.75 18 Ryan Carrara Reebok Boston
27 14:57.26 25 Tom Rhodes Dickinson
28 15:01.29 42 Teddy Quinn Penn State
29 15:01.58 27 Victor Vientos Lehigh
30 15:06.20 40 Gabriel Ngwiri Texas A&M
31 15:08.09 29 John Crain George Mason
32 15:09.23 34 Matthew Warren Quinnipiac
33 15:11.65 24 Samson Weiser Army Prep
34 15:17.70 23 Darryl Brown Chester County Running Store
35 15:19.56 28 David Raucci Marist
36 15:19.61 30 Ruben Sanca Massachusetts/Lowell
37 15:28.16 43 Scott Koehler Salisbury
38 15:32.01 37 Eric Graves Salisbury
DNF 21 Fernando Ramirez unattached
DNF 55 Patrick Quinn

[Nevada Hoya]

One of our recruits, Lauren Gregory, at Penn:

9 9:25.16 K Morris Knolls
Lauren Gregory (2:15.3), Kerry-Ann Binns (2:20.4), Victoria Berand (2:24.9), Lauren Berard (2:24.6)

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In one of the big races the Hoyas finished 6th in the DMR, running a good race, as they beat Stanford and Villanova. Texas won for the first time. Their miler running the anchor leg won the NCAA 1500m outdoor championship; this was the race Chris Lukezic was supposed to win, but tried to run away with the race, but the pack caught him and the Texas guy had the best finish.

#152 - College Men Distance Medley Championship of Americ
Friday 3:50 PM
Unofficial Results

Pl Time ID Affiliation/Runners
1 9:33.10 AE Texas
Jake Morse, Joseph Davis, Kyle Miller, Leo Manzano
2 9:33.49 AB Arkansas
Colin Costello, Jeremy Dodson, Brian Roe, Josphat Boit
3 9:36.10 AA Michigan
Rondell Ruff, Stann Waithe, Justin Switzer, Mike Woods
4 9:36.56 AK Providence
5 9:37.61 AN Dartmouth
Harry Norton, Charlie Stoebe, Mike Carmody, Ben True
6 9:37.83 AD Georgetown
7 9:38.05 AF Stanford
Lauren Jespersen, Michael Garcia, Joaquin Chapa, Russell Brown
8 9:41.25 AC Villanova
Sean Tully, Elvis Lewis, Drew Eckman, Robert Curtis
9 9:43.15 AJ Pittsburgh
Sam Bair, Kareem Cousar, Eric Fleming, Timothy Konoval
10 9:43.84 AH Ohio State
Jeff See, Gerald Griffin, Matt Comer, Brian Olinger
11 9:50.08 AG Penn State
12 9:54.43 AL Virginia Intermont
Elkana Chepsiror, Devin Carr, Jason Lewis, David Cheromet

No indication of who ran. The women did not have an entry in the 4x1500 championship race.

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Full splits for the DMR:


Pl Time ID Affiliation/Runners
1 9:33.10 AE Texas
Jake Morse (2:59.0), Joseph Davis (47.5), Kyle Miller (1:50.0), Leo Manzano (3:56.6)
2 9:33.49 AB Arkansas
Colin Costello (2:59.7), Jeremy Dodson (48.7), Brian Roe (1:49.3), Josphat Boit (3:55.8)
3 9:36.10 AA Michigan
Rondell Ruff (2:58.6), Stann Waithe (46.5), Justin Switzer (1:51.1), Mike Woods (3:59.9)
4 9:36.56 AK Providence
Max Smith (2:58.0), Charlie Dewey (50.0), Richard Jones (1:50.6), Martin Fagan (3:58.0)
5 9:37.61 AN Dartmouth
Harry Norton (3:00.9), Charlie Stoebe (48.1), Mike Carmody (1:50.9), Ben True (3:57.7)
6 9:37.83 AD Georgetown
Matt Debole (2:58.7), Kenny Mitchell (48.3), Chris Bonner (1:50.3), Rod Koborsi (4:00.5)
7 9:38.05 AF Stanford
Lauren Jespersen (3:00.7), Michael Garcia (47.7), Joaquin Chapa (1:53.5), Russell Brown (3:56.2)
8 9:41.25 AC Villanova
Sean Tully (3:00.3), Elvis Lewis (47.6), Drew Eckman (1:47.7), Robert Curtis (4:05.7)
9 9:43.15 AJ Pittsburgh
Sam Bair (2:59.4), Kareem Cousar (48.8), Eric Fleming (1:53.2), Timothy Konoval (4:01.8)
10 9:43.84 AH Ohio State
Jeff See (2:59.9), Gerald Griffin (47.8), Matt Comer (1:52.5), Brian Olinger (4:03.6)
11 9:50.08 AG Penn State
Dan Michael (3:02.7), Steve Morgan (48.3), Mark Miller (1:51.5), Matt Lincoln (4:07.6)
12 9:54.43 AL Virginia Intermont
Elkana Chepsiror (3:01.6), Devin Carr (48.5), Jason Lewis (1:52.0), David Cheromet (4:12.3)

The Hoyas were 3rd after the first leg (good one for Debole), 3rd after the 2nd (another good one for Kenny Mitchell, who rarely runs the 400), 4th after the 3rd leg (decent run by Chris Bonner), and 6th at the end (Rod Koborsi caught some runners, but others caught him; since he is not predominantly a miler, his 4-minute split was great as many of the others were true (like the Darthmouth guy) milers.

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Another one of our recruits (Alex Bean) doing well at Penn:

#174 - High School Boys Mile Run Championship
Friday 6:10 PM
Unofficial Results

Pl Time ID Name Affiliation
1 4:13.82 6 Dominic DellaPelle Salesianum
2 4:14.13 4 Alex Bean Somers
3 4:15.04 11 Charles White Garden City
4 4:15.13 10 Aiman Scullion Salem
5 4:15.35 9 Anthony LaMastro Pope John XXIII
6 4:16.48 8 Chris Williams Collegiate
7 4:16.51 16 Sandy Roberts Broughton
8 4:17.15 13 Tom Webb Bishop Hendricken
9 4:18.38 7 Andrew Perkins Watertown
10 4:18.73 17 Kevin Sives Wallenpaupack
11 4:19.29 14 Duriel Hardy East
12 4:19.75 12 Matlack Gillin Springfield MontCo
13 4:20.53 2 Dan McManamon Shenendehowa
14 4:23.30 5 Matthew Shaffer Bethlehem Central
15 4:26.52 18 Sean Mahoney Radnor

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The women finished 6th in their heat and 21st overall in the sprint medley relay:

1 3:52.20 AK Arkansas
Jessica Cousins, Lakesha Martin, Sasha Rolle, Paige Farrell 2
2 3:53.57 AM Florida
Zan Joseph, Kia Raf, Abigail David, Amanda Schommer 2
3 3:57.09 AR Virginia
Janne'a Bridgeford, Talia Wise, Erin Crawford, Sara Casscells 2
4 3:58.34 AL Pittsburgh
Shanea Calhoun, Shantea Calhoun, Jen Seitz, Maureen McCandless 2
5 4:00.11 AN Ohio State
Beverleigh Holloway, Ashley McLean, Aryzinna Favours, Laura Piper 2
6 4:01.22 AO Georgetown
Nichole Torpey, Jayne Penn, Alex Baptiste, Meghan O'Neil 2
7 4:14.55 AT South Carolina State
Tempest Vance, Natalie Dixon, Natalie Allen, Brittany Strange 2
8 4:24.55 AU St. Francis (NY)
Reannah Lewis, Sheena Ruff, Fachara Jajoute, Holly Chambers 2
9 4:42.71 AV Shaw
Lakisha Cole, Yashica Short, Tania Coleman, Lisa Stewart 2

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In men's college shotput - eastern:

#309 - College Men Shot Put - Eastern
Friday 12:00 PM
Unofficial Results

Pl Mark Conv ID Name Affiliation
1 17.08 65 Paul Applegate Rutgers
2 17.02 45 John Langhauser Yale
3 16.42 49 Darryl Hunter Navy
4 16.37 57 Dan Pribula Syracuse
5 16.28 46 Tyler Jones Lafayette
6 16.02 62 Jared Wasser Delaware
7 15.47 48 Nick Williams Monmouth
8 15.4 54 Andrew Dubs Connecticut
9 15.34 52 Kyle Hirschklau Monmouth
10 15.23 61 Nick Hecker-Thompson William & Mary
11 15.11 76 Josh Hazen St. Francis (Pa)
12 15.04 42 Dzigbodi Ababio Maine
13 15.04 66 Khyle Osborne Georgetown
14 14.95 55 Caleb Wells Army
15 14.84 59 Duane Sanders Gloucester CC
16 14.83 68 Joe Awantang Haverford
17 14.8 63 Rob Rankin Virginia
18 14.63 72 Dan Frake Bucknell
19 14.6 56 Ed Skowronski Monmouth
20 14.6 73 Matthew Dzwonek St. Francis (NY)
21 14.58 64 Eugene Asimou Montclair State
22 14.57 41 Renauld Buck Albany
23 14.55 51 Ryan McCarthy Rhode Island
24 14.5 77 Travis Clayton St. Francis (NY)
25 14.4 67 Dylan Dewayngart St. Francis (Pa)
26 14.26 74 Mike Lynch Albany
27 14.26 69 Nate Dutile Moravian
28 14.13 70 Steve Bachman Pennsylvania
29 13.79 75 Brian Brazinski Pennsylvania
30 12.9 60 Larry Lundy Monmouth

[Nevada Hoya]

The Hoyas were 3rd in their heat and 23rd overall in the sprint medley relay:

1 3:28.06 BN Radford
Paul Hall, Jovan Coker, Jordan Wynder, Jarrell Warthen 4
2 3:28.31 BP St. Augustine's
Alvin Miles, Jermaine Baker, Omar Wiggan, Edgar Bermudez 4
3 3:30.39 BS Georgetown
Kenny Mitchell, Jared Jenkins, Kevin Ward, Brandon Bonsey 4
4 3:31.19 BU Monmouth
George Nwosu, Bill Fore, Bill Doherty, Dave Gaines 4
5 3:31.51 BO Lehigh
Waleed Amer, David Falk, Kevin Ahearn, David Merda 4
6 3:32.69 BV Pennsylvania
David Whitehurst, Sean Garrett, Mike Hall, Graham Snow 4
7 3:33.99 BX Delaware State
Lee Barnes, Douglas Bell, Bryan Joner, Michael Taylor 4
8 3:35.44 BR Bowie State
James Davis, Bruce Owens, Kevin Kendrick, Ramon Valentine 4
DNF BY Shaw
Ricardo Safford, Travis Wells, Corey Hargrove, Marc Allen

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The 4 x 1mile had just the composition that I had thought.

#235 - College Men 4xMile Championship of America
Saturday 1:05 PM
Notes
Arkansas (16:14.92), Iona (16:15.40) and Michigan (16:16.03) run the 8th, 9th and 11th fastest times ever, respectively, at the Relays.

Pl Time ID Affiliation/Runners
1 16:14.92 B Arkansas
Colin Costello, Seth Summerside, Marc Rodrigues, Josphat Boit
2 16:15.40 D Iona
Stephen Chemlany, Tim Bayley, Sean Connolly, Richard Kiplagat
3 16:16.03 A Michigan
Justin Switzer, Rondell Ruff, Lex Williams, Mike Woods
4 16:22.87 G Providence
Richard Jones, Martin Fagan, Ahmed Haji, Max Smith
5 16:26.35 E Georgetown
Dan Nunn, Rod Koborsi, Matt Debole, Andrew Bumbalough
6 16:28.03 H Virginia
Andrew Jesien, Kevin McHale, Andy Biladeau, Alex Tatu
7 16:34.00 O American
Brian Mcabe, Brenden Fennell, Conor Lanz, Steve Halinan
8 16:36.89 J Tennessee
Jeff Day, Tyler Devault, Dusty Miller, Zach Sabatino
9 16:47.20 C Stanford
Lauren Jespersen, Rolf Steier, Hakon DeVries, Russell Brown
10 16:51.26 S Army
11 16:52.98 M Princeton
Robert Grote, Michael Maag, Ben Stern, James O'Toole
12 17:00.24 L Navy
Ty Rose, Ben Kozy, Jefferson Sarchione, Andrew Grant

[Nevada Hoya]

The splits for each team:

#235 - College Men 4xMile Championship of America
Saturday 1:05 PM
Notes
Arkansas (16:14.92), Iona (16:15.40) and Michigan (16:16.03) run the 8th, 9th and 11th fastest times ever, respectively, at the Relays.

Pl Time ID Affiliation/Runners
1 16:14.92 B Arkansas
Colin Costello (4:08.0), Seth Summerside (4:03.2), Marc Rodrigues (4:04.3), Josphat Boit (3:59.4)
2 16:15.40 D Iona
Stephen Chemlany (4:07.1), Tim Bayley (4:02.4), Sean Connolly (4:05.9), Richard Kiplagat (4:00.0)
3 16:16.03 A Michigan
Justin Switzer (4:07.2), Rondell Ruff (4:02.7), Lex Williams (4:06.8), Mike Woods (3:59.3)
4 16:22.87 G Providence
Richard Jones (4:09.0), Martin Fagan (4:00.4), Ahmed Haji (4:10.8), Max Smith (4:02.7)
5 16:26.35 E Georgetown
Dan Nunn (4:12.8), Rod Koborsi (4:02.3), Matt Debole (4:04.3), Andrew Bumbalough (4:07.0)
6 16:28.03 H Virginia
Andrew Jesien (4:07.7), Kevin McHale (4:04.0), Andy Biladeau (4:06.1), Alex Tatu (4:09.7)
7 16:34.00 O American
Brian Mcabe (4:09.9), Brenden Fennell (4:03.8), Conor Lanz (4:10.5), Steve Halinan (4:09.6)
8 16:36.89 J Tennessee
Jeff Day, Tyler Devault, Dusty Miller, Zach Sabatino
9 16:47.20 C Stanford
Lauren Jespersen (4:13.5), Rolf Steier (4:07.3), Hakon DeVries (4:14.1), Garrett Heath (4:12.3)
10 16:51.26 S Army
11 16:52.98 M Princeton
Robert Grote (4:13.5), Michael Maag (4:10.6), Ben Stern (4:11.3), James O'Toole (4:15.6)
12 17:00.24 L Navy
Ty Rose, Ben Kozy, Jefferson Sarchione, Andrew Grant

Bumbi could have run faster, but he is probably still low on speed work. Debole and Koborsi ran good legs. Dan Nunn is mainly a 5000m man, but has been developing his speed. The times were a bit slow; I would have expected 3:57 to 3:58 on some of the anchor legs.

[Nevada Hoya]

Best result so far, 4th in the women's 4x8:

Click for Qualifiers
Results
#239 - College Women 4x800 Championship of America
Saturday 1:40 PM
Notes
Texas wins this event at the Relays for the first time.

Pl Time ID Affiliation/Runners
1 8:31.60 AD Texas
Dee Dee Cortez (2:09.6), Temika Kincy (2:09.7), Janine Davis (2:07.4), Katara Rosby (2:04.9)
2 8:31.83 AC Tennessee
Leslie Treherne (2:06.7), Brooke Novak (2:08.6), Mindy Sullivan (2:10.1), Sarah Bowman (2:06.4)
3 8:36.23 AA Stanford
Amanda Trotter (2:10.3), Alicia Follmar (2:11.4), Arianna Lambie (2:07.8), Ashley Freeman (2:06.7)
4 8:38.45 AF Georgetown
Ashley Hubbard (2:10.9), Kandance Ferguson (2:09.4), Nana Hanson-Hall (2:06.8), Christine Whalen (2:11.4)
5 8:40.36 AT Pennsylvania
Tina Morrison (2:09.8), Dana Mccurdy (2:10.9), Jesse Carlin (2:06.1), Stacy Kim (2:13.6)
6 8:42.12 AE Simon Fraser
Kristen Kolstad (2:13.3), Heather Mancell (2:15.5), Julia Howard (2:08.1), Rebecca Johnstone (2:05.2)
7 8:42.13 AH Florida
Shannon Leinert (2:09.6), Amanda Schommer (2:07.9), Kecia Johnson (2:11.6), Kristen Johnson (2:13.0)
8 8:44.37 AS Penn State
Dominique Blake (2:08.8), Fiana York (2:13.5), Briene Simmons (2:09.2), Meghan Hutchinson (2:12.9)
9 8:45.70 AI Cornell
Angelica Gregory (2:12.4), Morgan Uceny (2:11.4), Robin Daniels (2:07.7), Ruth Morgan (2:14.2)
10 8:46.48 AO Kentucky
Ganne Way, Lavera Morris, Ashley Trimble, Candace Leep
11 8:48.33 AJ Louisiana State
Lindsay Day (2:12.6), Tanya Osbourne (2:09.9), Katie Dawson (2:14.9), Meisue Francis (2:10.9)
12 8:48.59 AP Mississippi State
Jennifer McPherson (2:10.1), Andrea Wahlin (2:11.1), Lizzie Grube (2:14.6), Zita Magloire (2:12.8)

[Nevada Hoya]

Chris Lukezic did not run in the mile at the Penn Relays today.

[reformation]

I would think that the men + women would have to be happy with their relay performances for a couple of reasons:
1)The mens's dmr all seem to have run well, pr's or close and probably could have one it with Lukezic.
2)Women showcased their depth with 400m specialists stepping up to run great 800m times, they probably would have gotten third if Maggie Infeld was not redshirting
3)Kenny Mitchell showed up big as a 400 runner in the DMR, bodes well for the future
4)In the 4 X Mile, I agree with Nevada, Bumby could run faster if he had not just come off training for the world cross, but GU was probably the fastest purely American team. Other teams loaded with Irish, Canadian, Kenyan, Austarilian internationals.

[Nevada Hoya]

Reformation, I completely agree with your point number one - I definitely think we could have won with Chris. Imagine if we still have Chris and Tommy Manning still had eligibility - we could have had Chris Bonner run the 400 in 47.x, Tommy running the 800 at 1:48.xx, and Chris Lukezic running a 3:56.xx leg. That surely gets us #1. Sigh!

I hadn't thought of it - that we had the fastest purely American team in the 4x1mile. How about that!

Georgetown grad and current GU assistant coach Monica Hargrove was on the world best setting sprint medley relay team:

#261 - Olympic Development Women Sprint Medley - USA vs.
Saturday 4:05 PM
Notes
USA Blue (3:37.16) breaks the world best in this event. The previous best was 3:37.42 by a U.S. team at last year's Relays.

Pl Time ID Affiliation/Runners
1 3:37.16 BLU USA Blue
Rachelle Boone-Smith, Lauryn Williams, Monica Hargrove, Hazel Clark
2 3:39.85 JAM Jamaica
Sherone Simpson, Peta-Gay Dowdie, Nadia Davy, Korene Hinds
3 3:40.34 RED USA Red
Kia Davis, Amandi Rhett, Debbi Dunn, Treniere Clement
4 3:40.64 ALL World All-Stars
Geraldine Pillay (RSA), Christine Amertil (BAH), Hazel Ann Regis(GRN), Mirian Burnett (GUY)
5 3:47.27 CAN Canada
Erica Broomfield, Karyln Serby, Jenna Martin, Carmen Douma-Hassar


EDIT: forgot to mention that another GU grad Treniere Clement anchored the USA Red team.

[Nevada Hoya]

I thought we would do much better in the 4x800m men's relay. At least we beat Arkansas"

#263 - College Men 4x800 Championship of America
Saturday 4:20 PM
Notes
Oral Roberts wins its first Penn Relays championship.

Pl Time ID Affiliation/Runners
1 7:18.74 AB Oral Roberts
Adrian Foster, Shaun Smith, James Wanjiku, Prince Mumba
2 7:19.06 AC Villanova
Dan Tully, Sean Tully, Mark Korich, Drew Eckman
3 7:23.85 AN Azusa Pacific
Caleb Lynch, Kevin Lindsey, Danny Reid, Tim Ramirez
4 7:24.42 AH Connecticut
Steve Iannaccone, Max Feldman, Brian Gagnon, Joel Legare
5 7:25.30 AE Penn State
Erinn Otterson, Dan Michael, Mark Miller, Matt Lincoln
6 7:25.50 AP Columbia
Brian Horneck, Jonah Rathbun, Zack Richard, Liam Boylan-Pett
7 7:25.81 AI Cornell
Andy Miller, Jimmy Wyner, Gordon Hall, James Connolly
8 7:28.51 AL Virginia Intermont
Corey Duquette, Jason Lewis, Michael Webley, Elkana Chepsiror
9 7:29.89 AJ Seton Hall
Gregory Gomes, Bryan Burney, Desmond Perkins, Rob Novak
10 7:30.49 AM Virginia
Kevin McHale, Jordan Orr, Andrew Jesien, Alex Tatu
11 7:31.84 AF Georgetown
Andrew Bumbalough, Chris Bonner, Stanley Lagrenade, Matt Debole
12 7:32.61 AD Pennsylvania
John Guzman, Bryan Scotland, Tim Kaijala, Courtney Jaworski
13 7:45.11 AA Arkansas
Daniel LaCava, Mark Rodriguez, David Wittenmyer, Brian Roe

The team was composed of the people I thought, but I thought they could be down around 7:20.

[Nevada Hoya]

The American DMR team with Chris Lukezic just missed beating Kenya:

#262 - Olympic Development Men Distance Medley - USA vs.
Saturday 4:10 PM
Notes
Kenya Black (9:15.56) and USA Blue (9:15.63) run the two fastest times ever in this event. The previous world best of 9:20.10 was set by the University of Arkansas at the 1989 Penn Relays.

Pl Time ID Affiliation/Runners
1 9:15.56 KBL Kenya A
Elkanah Angweni, Thomas Musembi, Alfred Kirwa Yego, Alex Kipchirchir
2 9:15.63 BLU USA Blue
Chris Lukezic, James Carter, Khadevis Robinson, Bernard Lagat
3 9:21.36 ALL World All-Stars
Julius Achon UGA), Damion Barry (TRI), Sherridan Kirk (TRI), Mark Fountain (AUS)
4 9:22.27 KGR Kenya B
Bernard Kiptum, Justus Koech, Geoffrey Rono, Boaz Cheboiywo
5 9:25.55 RED USA Red
Jon Rankin, Milt Campbell, Kevin Hicks, Charles Gruber

Georgetown once held the world's best time in this event too, but Kenya and USA demolished the previous best.