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Post by Nevada Hoya on Mar 3, 2007 14:49:32 GMT -5
The women are defending champs in the ECAC indoor meet, but might have sacrificed some of their points by running the distance medley relay at Notre Dame last night. They finished 5th in 11:18.67, which is a good provisional mark for the NCAAs. The men DMR team ran too, but did not finish for some reason.
In early results at the IC4As Kenny Mitchell qualified for the semis in the 55m in a time of 6.48 and Terrell Gissendanner qualified in the 55H with a time of 7.64.
In the mile heats
Dan Gerber in 4:11.89 and Alex Mason in 4:11.14 both qualified for the finals. Sandy Roberts also ran in 4:13.57.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Mar 3, 2007 15:12:49 GMT -5
In the 800m we did not have any men qualifiers:
12. Kelvin Hill 1:52.87
16. Danny Harris 1:53.31
34. John Maloy 2:05.11
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Mar 3, 2007 15:18:22 GMT -5
Alex Bean qualified in the 1000m with a 2nd place in his heat of 2:25.61, just 0.04s behind first and 5th overall. Dan Leyh came in 14th with a time of 2:28.76.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Mar 3, 2007 15:57:14 GMT -5
In the 3000m Fleet Hower finshed 2nd in 8:05.78, just 0.14 from 1st for 8 pts. Andre LaBoy finished 9th in 8:13.72, Brian Dalpiaz 13th in 8:20.25, and Mike Krisch 17th in 8:26.23. Georgetown stands tied for 3rd.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Mar 3, 2007 18:17:59 GMT -5
Kenny Mitchell came in 14th in the 200m in 21.72 and did not qualify to advance. The Hoyas had the fastest qualifying time in the 4x800 relay with 7:38.54 with an all freshman lineup of Harris, Roberts, Maloy,and Hill. The Hoyas had the 2nd fastest DMR time in qualifying in 9:58.76 with Bumbi (first meet indoors), Ward, Nunn, and Scheid. Terrell Gissendanner finished 24th in the LJ with a mark of 21'4.75". The Hoyas are tied for 6th going into the 2nd day.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Mar 3, 2007 22:40:59 GMT -5
In the ECAC the women are tied for 7th with 10 pts going into the 2nd day.
Buki Bamigboye got 6 of those 10 pts by finishing 6th in the pentathlon with 3807 pts and 6th in the LJ with an 18'8.5"
Natasha LaBeaud scored four points in the 5000m by finishing 5th with a time of 16:51.66
Other prelim results
Mile 3. Joanna Rodgers 4:52.86q
22. Avril Ogrodnick 5:10.27
23. Jennie Funk 5:17.99
400
5. Nichole Torpey 55.88q
22. Jayne Penn 58.77
500
8. Alex Baptiste 1:15.16q
800
6. Renee Tomlin 2:11.04q
1000
10. Lauren Gregory 2:55.34 (just 0.17s from qualifying)
also in the 5000m was Kailin Collins in 21st with a time of 17:27.33
We did not do well on the relays
In the 4x400 we finished last (21st) with a time of 4:05.38 (I think they must have dropped the baton or fallen). The members were Wernik, Johnson, Penn, and Torpey.
In the 4x800 we were not running our best team; we finished 16th with a time of 9:20.00. The members were Walsh, Ogrodnick, Malmquist, and Whalen.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Mar 4, 2007 16:39:10 GMT -5
Men and women come in with 3rd place finishes in a day of irony. First point - the men could have won, if they did not send the DMR and other athletes to Notre Dame - the DMR team at ND did not finish. My other alma mater, Cornell, won the men's with 50 points, Seton Hall was 2nd with 45, and the Hoyas were third with 42. The runners at ND could have gotten at least 8 points in they had run at IC4As. The other irony is that the women also sent a team to Notre Dame trying to qualify for the NCAAs on ND's oversized track. They came in 5th in that meet in 11:18.67. Their DMR team at the ECACs ran 11:12.93, which is probably good enough to get the Hoyas into the NCAAs. The DMR team won the ECAC meet.
Other results from today:
in 55m semis Kenny Mitchell finished 16th in 6.61 and did not move on to the finals.
Mile
5. Dan Gerber 4:11.87 (Mr. Consistency as he ran a 4:11.89 in the heats)
6. Alex Mason 4:11.90 (just got nipped by Dan)
1000m - Alex Bean qualified for the finals, but his name was not in the final finishers, so I assume he scratched for some reason.
5000m
3. Dan Nunn 14:11.35 (continuing his very nice comeback from XC and early season woes)
4. Justin Scheid 14:12.21
55H Semis
10. T. Gissendanner 7.62
4x800
1. Cornell 7:37.28
2. GU 7:37.73 (Hill, Roberts, Maloy, Harris)
DMR
2. GU 9:56.06 (Bumbi, Ward, Leyh, Hower) (team beat VMI, fastest in the heats, by 0.01s)
Women
1 Mile
2. Joanna Rodgers 4:51.77 (great running by Joanna)
400m
7. Nichole Torpey 55.69
500m
8. Alex Baptiste 1:14.43
800m
5. Renee Tomlin 2:11.34
TJ
5. Ashley Mondie 40'1.5"
The DMR team had Hillary Bontz, Ashley Hubbard, Nana Hanson-Hall, and Elizabeth Maloy (might have been the same runners from ND).
3000m
3. Melissa Grelli 9:33.97
6. Natasha LaBeaud 9:41.23
14. Lise Ogrodnick 9:53.07
20. Joanna Rodgers 10:08.41
Team scores: 1. UConn 61, 2. Pitt 52, 3. GU 48.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Mar 4, 2007 20:56:50 GMT -5
Three more results from the ND last chance meet:
800m
8. Stanley Lagrenade 1:51.31
1 Mile
22 Michael Banks 4:10.57
3000m
5. Levi Miller 8:05.00
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