Mt. SAC Relays

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One of the biggest track meets starts today in California. Georgetown is represented by mid-distances and distance runners.

Emily Infeld and aluma Liz Maloy are entered in the invitational elite 5000m. Also entered are Sheila Reid from Nova and sevaral of the top women professional runners. Andrew Springer is also entered in the invitational elite 5000m on the men's side. Rachel Schneider, Maddy Chambers and Lauren Borduin are entered in the elite 1500m. Dylan Sorensen is entered in the Olympic Development 3000m SC. Alumna Treniere Clement Moser is entered in the elite 800m. Alumnus Liam Boylan-Pett is entered in the elite 1500m.

[sleepyjackson21]

Excellent. Now the outdoor season really gets started. One add, Maggie Infeld is entered in the Invitational Elite Mile.

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Thanks sleepy, I missed her.

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Also, Ayalew Taye is running in the Olympic Development 10000m.

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In the women's open 1500m Katrina Coogan ran 4:20.65 for 7th of 124 runners (3rd collegian). Good time for Katrina.

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In the men's open 1500m

43. Collin Leibold 3:50.68
70. Michael Reher 3:52.94
85. Omar Kaddurah 3:54.17

112 finishers.

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Two SC results:
Open Men's C race:
8. Matt Howard 9:09.23
Open Women's B race:
11. Hannah Neczypor 10:48.69

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Dylan Sorensen came in 23rd in the Olympic Development 3000mSC in 9:11.68.

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TC Lumbar finished 13th (of 26) in the elite 10000m with a time of 29:28.93.

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Ayalew Taye finished 22nd (of 29) in the Olympic Development 10000m with a time of 30:11.2.

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In the featured event:

Flash Results, Inc.
54th ANNUAL MT. SAC RELAYS
"Where the world's best athletes compete"
Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Walnut, California - 4/19/2012 to 4/21/2

Event 220 Women 5000 Meter Run Invit. Elite
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Name Year Team Finals
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Finals
1 Molly Huddle Saucony 15:15.91
2 Eloise Wellings Melbourne TC 15:20.67
3 Abbey D'Agostino Dartmouth 15:23.35
4 Lucy Van Dalen Stony Brook 15:23.54
5 Sheila Reid Villanova 15:23.64
6 Kim Conley SRA Elite 15:24.89
7 Aliphine Tuliamuk Wichita State 15:26.07
8 Julie Culley Asics/NYAC 15:29.80
9 Katie Mackey Brooks 15:31.59
10 Emily Brichacek Melbourne TC 15:31.65
11 Emily Infeld Georgetown 15:34.26
12 Emily Sisson Providence 15:34.54
13 Sandra Lopez Mexico 15:37.00
14 Adrienne Herzog Brooks 15:42.90
15 Brie Felnagle Adidas 15:43.60
16 Bogdana Mimic Villanova 15:44.15
17 Megan Wright New Balance 15:47.84
18 Sara Hall Asics 15:52.17
19 Marisol Guadalupe Romero Mexico 15:52.57
20 Megan Goethals Washington 15:58.12
21 Anna Pierce Nike 16:04.38
22 Liz Costello Tennessee AC 16:08.95
23 Lauren Kleppin Western State 16:10.36
24 Rebecca Donaghue New Balance 16:19.36
25 Brenda Martinez New Balance 16:23.75
26 Frances Koons New Balance 16:40.39
27 Emily Pidgeon Unattached 16:45.34
-- Katrina Wootton Unattached DNF
-- Malindi Elmore Speed River TFC DNF
-- Elizabeth Maloy New Balance DNF
-- Georgie Clarke Unattached X15:41.44

[sleepyjackson21]

Emily sat in the back of the pack for most of the race. Big big group that was somewhat strung out. She steadily moved up and got near the front of the pack right next to Sheila Reid, Abbey D and Van Dalen. Huddle kicked into high gear with two laps remaining. The rest of the leaders chased but at that point in the race, Emily had nothing left (used alot to get back near the front) and quickly faded. Both Abbey D'agostino and Van Dalen ran great races.

Katie Flood ran really well in the 1500. She pretty much owned the race. Rachel Schneider ran well too and was in it for most of the race. Good PR for her.

[sleepyjackson21]

Nevada, do you know what happened to Chelsea in the 800? Noticed her time was well off what she usually runs so was wondering if she fell or stumbled. I did see her pace the Elite Mile last night and she seemed fine so i don't think it's an injury. Btw, nice run by Maggie in the mile.

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Been doing others things (relay for life, meetings, etc.), so I am not on top of things right now. I did see that Rachel ran well too.

Event 214 Women 1500 Meter Run Invit. Elite
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World Record: W 3:50.46 1993 Yunxia Qu, China
American Rec: @ 3:57.12 1983 Mary Slaney, Athletics West
Meet Record: $ 4:08.92 1993 Maria Mutola, Mozambique
Name Year Team Finals
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Finals
1 Katie Flood Washington 4:11.66
2 Nicole Schappert NYAC 4:12.94
3 Kristen Gillespie Arkansas 4:13.41
4 Ashley Miller Nebraska 4:14.53
5 Jessica Tebo Colorado 4:15.15
6 Rachel Schneider Georgetown 4:16.21
7 Jessica Sparke Great Britain 4:16.73
8 Emily Lipari Villanova 4:17.17
9 Heidi Gregson Iona 4:21.55
10 Madeline Chambers Georgetown 4:22.05
11 Amanda Mergaert Utah 4:22.76
12 Shelby Houlihan Arizona State 4:24.12
13 Katrina Drennen Montana 4:24.46
14 Lauren Borduin Georgetown 4:26.37
15 Josephine Moultrie New Mexico 4:27.54
16 Rebekka Simko Penn State 4:36.77


So no, I don't know about Chelsea. For Abbey and van Dalen to beat Sheila in a sprint they must be in great shape. I would think Emily is coming back from her indoor season and will be there in the NCAA and OT trials. I think her whole year has been geared for that. But that 5000m time will qualify her for first round of NCAA.

Treniere Clement Moser just finished 3rd in the elite 800 in 2:01.

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Some good times in the various heats of the 5000m for both men and women.

Event 222 Women 5000 Meter Run Open-A U/O
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World Record: W 14:16.63 2007 Meseret Defar, Ethiopia
American Rec: @ 14:44.76 2010 Molly Huddle, Saucony
Meet Record: $ 14:44.80 2007 Shalane Flanagan, Nike
Name Year Team Finals
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Finals
1 Anayelli Navarro CORRE A.C. 15:59.18
2 Kristie Krueger Georgia 16:00.66
3 Jennifer Bergman Arizona 16:04.31
4 Daniela Alejandra Alonso Mexico 16:06.91
5 Nicole Peters Colorado St. 16:12.02
6 Dominique Scott Arkansas 16:12.69
7 Kirsten Kasper Georgetown 16:13.30
8 Camille Logan Colorado 16:14.24
9 Rose Tanui Texas Tech 16:14.67
10 Diana Medina Southern Utah 16:15.24
11 Kaitie Vanatta Missouri 16:16.52
12 Natasha Fraser Unattached 16:17.14
13 Emily Jones Georgetown 16:22.43
14 Rachel Cliff Speed River TFC 16:24.39
15 MichaelAnne Laurent BYU 16:24.79
16 Allix Potratz-Lee Vandal Track Club 16:29.95
17 Liberty Miller Washington 16:33.00
18 Katie Moen Iowa State 16:34.48
19 Fiona Crombie Unattached 16:36.97
20 Ashley Scott Tulsa 16:38.91
21 Samantha Hamilton Youngstown St. 16:39.67
22 Natasha LaBeaud Mizuno 16:39.68
23 Hannah Pensack-Rinehart Colorado St. 16:41.58
24 Annamarie Maag Georgetown 16:49.29
25 Alejandra Silis CORRE A.C. 16:49.84
26 Kaitlin Flattmann Arkansas 16:50.06
27 Dakota Wolf U-Mary 16:50.40
28 Taylor Thornley Weber State 17:17.72
29 Runa Falch Augustana (S.D.) 17:27.52
-- Nicole Bowler San Francisco DN

Very good times for Kirsten, Emily, and Annamarie. In another heat Kelsey Smith also ran a 16:49.17. Two freshmen under 16:50 (Annamarie and Kelsey) is very good.

In the elite men's 5000m Andrew Springer ran 13:48.74 for 16th, but 5th division 1 runner. Mark Dennin ran a 13:58.62 in another 5000m heat.

Maggie's time in the mile was 4:34.45. Liam Boylan-Pett ran 3:41.99 for the 1500m.

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Chelsea Cox's time of 2:13.41 is well off her best.

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Chelsea's heat here: www.flotrack.org/coverage/248555-2012-Mt-SAC-Relays/video/630083-W-800-H01-Grace-203

She got into the top five in the first 200m, but I don't know if she was bumped or hit at all, but she quickly faded to the rear. Unknown what happened.

[sleepyjackson21]

Thanks Nevada.

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Meanwhile on the east coast some of the team are participating in a meet at Princeton. Ironically, overall the men's 1500m runners at Princeton did better than the runners who flew to Mt. SAC.

1500m
28. Miles Schoedler 3:49.58
32. Bobby Peavey 3:50
41. Brian Manning 3:51.44

women
56. Joanna Stevens 4:41.65
61. Jenna Davidner 4:44.18

800m
Men
8. Billy Ledder (redshirt) 1:51.24
69. Brian Hencke 1:57.06

women
4. Renee Tomlin (alumna) 2:06.73
41. Kristen Walsh 2:14.8

5000
22. Ben Furcht 14:20.85
59. Austin Gregor 14:47.23

3000m SC
6. Max Darrah (redshirt) 8:47.82 (best mark of the meet so far for us)
21. Derek Armstrong 9:09.32
Again, the steeple runners did equal or better than the men in Mt SAC

women
26. Meaghan Gregory 11:09.47

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More results from Princeton, including a few NCAA first round qualifiers.

LJ
16. Bria Murray 5.23m

TJ
12. Eghosa Aghayere 13.07m

4x100m (men)
5. GU A (Hunter, Smith, Wilson, Ulm) 41.53

400m men
3. Kevin Wilson 47.06 NCAA 1st round
14. Austin Perron 48.75

women
28. Chela Green 58.53

100m men
13. Tyler Smith 10.93
35. Kadeen Hunter 11.2

women
1. Amanda Kimbers 11.75 NCAA
2. Tenille Stoudenmire 11.87

200m men
15. Kadeem Hunter 22.03
22. Tyler Smith 22.25

women
1. A. Kimbers 23.66 (wind was 2.5mps over the limit, so no qualifier)
2. T. Stoudenmire 24.13

110H
2. Biyerem Okengwu 14.44

400H men
3. Toby Ulm 51.63 NCAA
17. Hansel Akers 54.91

women
3. London Finley 57.6) NCAA

4x400 men
1. GU 3:11.33 (Akers, Perron, Ulm, Wilson)

women
1. GU 3:40.99 (Finley, Green, Stoudenmire, Kimbers)

100m