Big East 2007 Indoor Track and Field Meet

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Again this year in Akron (anybody knows why?) for Saturday and Sunday. Notre Dame again the team to beat for the men.

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Early results from the BE meet

60H (w)
18. Sonya Sullivan 9.19

60H (m)
4. Terrell Gissendanner 8.21 q

60m (m)
7. Kenny Mitchell 6.84 q (2nd in heat)

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More results

500m (w)
3. Ashley Hubbard 1:13.36q
7. Nana Hanson-Hall 1:14.36q
11. Jayne Penn 1:15.22

500m (m)
14. Danny Harris 1:05.21

400m (w)
7. Nichole Torpey 55.9 q
12. Abi Johnson 57.6
13. Alex Baptiste 57.82

200m (w)
19. Sarah Wernik 25.64

200m (m)
6. Kenny Mitchell 21.76q

Mile (w)
5. Hillary Bontz 4:53.35q
6. Joanna Rodgers 4:54.38q
7. Lise Ogrodnick 4:54.46q
14. Kelsey Malmquist 5:04.56

1000m (w)
3. Avril Ogrodnick 2:53.32q
7. Lauren Gregory 2:54.71q
10. Marcie Sobrinski 2:55.88

1000m (m)
5. Alex Bean 2:25.39q (under the field house record)
9. Brandon Bonsey 2:26.88q

800m (w)
3. Renee Tomlin 2:14.32q
4. Nana Hanson-Hall 2:15.82q
8. Ashley Hubbard 2:16.16q
9. Christine Whalen 2:16.16q

800m (m)
3. Stanley Lagrenade 1:52.6q
8. John Maloy 1:53.77q
11. Kelvin Hill 1:54.95

LJ (w)
5. Buky Bamigboye 18'6.5" (4 pts)
10. Ashley Mondie 17'11.75"

Pent.
HJ 4. Buky 5'5" 795 pts

sp 7. 32' 513 pts

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The first day is just about finished.

Pent.
4. Buky 3798 pts (won the 800m in 2:16.85 by about five seconds)

5000m (w)
4. Melissa Grelli 16:33.41 (5 pts)
9. Natasha Labeaud 17:07.39

5000m (m)
3. Dan Nunn 14:18.06 (6 pts)
4. Andre LaBoy 14:18.46 (5pts)
8. Justin Scheid 14:31.16 (1 pts)
10. Mike Krisch 14:42.85

DMR (w)
1. GU (Rodgers, Johnson, Bontz, Maloy) 11:36.77

DMR (m)
3. GU (Debole, Harris, Banks, Miller) 9:43.82

At the end of the first day Georgetown is 4th in both men's and women's events.
However, the women are only two points out of first (26,26,25,24) plus they have lots of people qualified for the next day. The men have 18 pts, but L'ville leads with 54 (24 of those pts coming in the LJ), ND 39, UConn 29.

[reformation]

Great run by Bean in the 1K. Men at least got a DMR provisional, but it might not stand up--this was definitely not the full A team so they might give another try. The Women still do not have a provisional DMR time-would think that they could easily get it if they ran a rested "A" team, though it looks like they have an outside shot at least at the overall title.

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Today after 13 events complete the women lead with 79 points with Nova in 2nd with 63 and ND in 3rd with 59.

Ashley Hubbard won the 500 with a time of 1:11.56 with Nana Hanson-Hall 4th in 1:12.96

In the 800 (women)
3. Renee Tomlin (frosh) 2:11.56
4. Nana H-H 2:11.64
5. Ashley Hubbard 2:13.18
9. Chris Whalen 2:20.29

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The men are running 4th with 55 pts, with L'ville, ND, and UConn fighting for 1st. The Hoyas are a solid 4th. L'ville has picked up about half their points in the LJ and TJ.

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More results from today.

TJ
6. Ashley Mondie 39'3.25" (3 pts)
8. Alex Baptiste 38'11.5" (1)

TJ (m)
10 Terrell Gissendanner 46-02.50

1000m (w)
3. Avril Ogrodnick 2:52.29 (6)
8. Lauren Gregory 2:53.55 (1)

1000m (m)
3. Alex Bean 2:26.15 (6)
5. Brandon Bonsey 2:26.76 (4)

800m (m)
5. Stanley Lagrenade 1:53.5 (4)
8. John Maloy 1:54.05 (1)

60m (m)
4. Kenny Mitchell 6.89 (5)

200m (m)
6. K. Mitchell 22.12 (3)

Mile (w)
3. Hillary Bontz 4:51.42 (6)
5. Joanna Rodgers 4:53.32 (4)
8. Lise Ogrodnick 4:55.49 (1)

Mile (m)
4. Matt Debole 4:06.15 (5)
5. Michael Banks 4:07.96 (4)
7. Alex Mason 4:11.52 (2)
9. Dan Gerber 4:11.53

400m
6. Nichole Torpey 55.35 (3)

3000m (w)
1. Elizabeth Maloy 9:27.30 (10)
4. Lise Ogrodnick 9:34.58 (5)
6. Melissa Grelli 9:36.76 (3)
8. Natasha Labeaud 9:42.25 (1)

3000m (m)
3. Levi Miller 8:06.85 (6)
5. Fleet Hower 8:07.12 (4)
8. Brian Dalpiaz 8:16.05 (1)
9. Sandy Roberts 8:17.16

4x400m (w)
3. GU (Baptiste, Hubbard, Johnson, Torpey) 3:42.39

4x400m (m)
4. GU (Mitchell, Lagrenade, Harris, Ward) 3:15.17

4x800 (w)
2. GU (A.Ogrodnick, Bontz, Hanson-Hall, Tomlin) 8:50.47

4x800 (m)
2. GU (Banks, Maloy, Debole, Bean) 7:33.37

SP
18. Tanore Barrow 39'7.75"

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After 20 events the women were leading Notre Dame 112-102.

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The women win it!!! Men 4th, with ND sneaking by L'ville by about two points.