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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 6, 2012 13:23:50 GMT -5
Emily and Rachel have their work cut out for them in this loaded 1500m field:
Event 25 Women 1500 Meter Run Prelims
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Name Year School Seed
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1 Greta Feldman JR Princeton 4:15.00D
2 Jillian Smith SO Michigan 4:15.08D
3 Jordan Hasay JR Oregon 4:16.29D
4 Cory McGee SO Florida 4:16.36D
5 Natalja Piliusina SO Okla. State 4:16.61D
6 Becca Friday JR Oregon 4:16.79D
7 Rebecca Tracy JR Notre Dame 4:16.94D
8 Lucy Van Dalen SR Stony Brook 4:17.03D
9 Katie Flood SO Washington 4:17.05D
10 Ashley Miller SR Nebraska 4:17.42D
11 Brittany Sheffey SR Tennessee 4:17.83D
12 Hannah Brooks SR Florida State 4:18.72D
13 Laura Roxberg JR Missouri 4:18.81D
14 Emily Infeld JR Georgetown 4:19.14D
15 Amanda Mergaert JR Utah 4:19.23D
16 Amanda Winslow JR Florida State 4:19.47D
17 Violah Lagat SR Florida State 4:19.49D
18 Rachel Schneider JR Georgetown 4:19.73D
19 Laura Carlyle SR Oregon State 4:20.32D
20 Morgane Gay JR Virginia 4:20.49D
21 Marielle Hall SO Texas 4:20.87D
22 Kristen Gillespie SR Arkansas 4:21.24D
23 Sophie Curl SO San Francisco 4:21.68D
24 Nicole Bowler SR San Francisco 4:22.26D
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 6, 2012 13:24:50 GMT -5
Finals tonight in the men's 10000m with Mark Dennin and Alex Lundy running for the Hoyas.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 6, 2012 13:33:17 GMT -5
The heats for the women's 1500m:
Heat 1 Prelims
1 Lucy Van Dalen SR Stony Brook 4:17.03
2 Rebecca Tracy JR Notre Dame 4:16.94
3 Hannah Brooks SR Florida State 4:18.72
4 Jillian Smith SO Michigan 4:15.08
5 Emily Infeld JR Georgetown 4:19.14
6 Greta Feldman JR Princeton 4:15.00
7 Cory McGee SO Florida 4:16.36
8 Amanda Winslow JR Florida State 4:19.47
9 Brittany Sheffey SR Tennessee 4:17.8
10 Sophie Curl SO San Francisco 4:21.68
11 Kristen Gillespie SR Arkansas 4:21.24
12 Nicole Bowler SR San Francisco 4:22.26
Heat 2 Prelims
1 Violah Lagat SR Florida State 4:19.49
2 Becca Friday JR Oregon 4:16.79
3 Amanda Mergaert JR Utah 4:19.23
4 Laura Carlyle SR Oregon State 4:20.32
5 Natalja Piliusina SO Okla. State 4:16.61
6 Morgane Gay JR Virginia 4:20.49
7 Katie Flood SO Washington 4:17.05
8 Rachel Schneider JR Georgetown 4:19.73
9 Laura Roxberg JR Missouri 4:18.81
10 Ashley Miller SR Nebraska 4:17.42
11 Jordan Hasay JR Oregon 4:16.29
12 Marielle Hall SO Texas 4:20.87
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Post by reformation on Jun 6, 2012 19:00:01 GMT -5
Rachel has a much tougher heat
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 6, 2012 19:06:27 GMT -5
Agreed. Rachel will have to be tough to move on. Top five in each heat and the next two fastest times.
Chelsea Cox did not move on in the 800m to the finals. Top two in each heat and next two fastest overall times.
Heat 2 [View Splits]
Place Athlete Name Yr Affiliation Time Qual
1 Nachelle Mackie JR BYU 2:02.58 Q
2 Anne Kesselring JR Oregon 2:02.66 Q
3 Caroline King SR Boston College 2:03.03 q
4 Kathy Klump SR Cincinnati 2:03.35 q
5 Justine Fedronic JR Stanford 2:03.54
6 Renisha Robinson SR Sacramento St. 2:05.15
7 Chelsea Cox SO Georgetown 2:06.16
8 Claudia Francis FR Oregon 2:12.74
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 6, 2012 20:42:59 GMT -5
London Finley was 3rd in her heat in 57.16. She did not have an automatic qualification (top 2), but she had the best next time, so she moves on into the finals. Congratulations London.
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Post by sleepyjackson21 on Jun 6, 2012 20:44:43 GMT -5
Well done London! Top 8! Congrats!
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 6, 2012 21:22:05 GMT -5
Mark Dennin finished 12th out of 24 in the 10000 in a time of 29:30.97 and Alex Lundy finished 22nd in 31:00.68.
Unfortunately, again the men do not score at the NCAA outdoor meet.
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Post by sleepyjackson21 on Jun 6, 2012 21:29:57 GMT -5
Mark might have gotten All-American status. I believe Levins, Sambu, Bouchikhi and Katam are all foreigners giving Mark the last All-American spot. Congrats, if this is the case.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 7, 2012 11:49:22 GMT -5
Sleepy, that is probably right. That is a great effort for Mark. And everybody will notice that Mark beat the Syracuse runner, Tito Medrano, who had beaten Mark at the Regionals. And Mark ran 39 seconds faster than he did in the Regionals.
1 Cameron Levins SR So. Utah 29:58.44 28:07.14 10
2 Stephen Sambu SR Arizona 30:04.59 28:09.52 8
3 Chris Derrick SR Stanford 30:04.61 28:17.28 6
4 Luke Puskedra SR Oregon 30:01.35 28:24.24 5
5 Jared Ward JR BYU 30:16.33 28:59.74 4
6 Elliot Krause JR Wisconsin 30:16.61 29:02.89 3
7 Ryan Dohner SO Texas 30:14.17 29:05.11 2
8 Soufiane Bouchikhi JR East Kentucky 30:11.21 29:09.08 1
9 Paul Katam SO UNC-Greensboro 30:05.74 29:10.65
10 Alden Bahr SR BYU 30:09.35 29:21.64
11 Scott Fauble FR Portland 30:12.64 29:30.57
12 Mark Dennin JR Georgetown 30:09.74 29:30.97
13 Miles Unterreiner SR Stanford 30:15.20 29:41.22
14 Zachary Mayhew JR Indiana 30:26.10 29:43.79
15 Michael Fout JR Florida State 30:11.21 29:47.25
16 Brian Leung SR Princeton 30:17.64 29:58.45
17 Brendan Gregg SR Stanford 30:19.62 30:10.50
18 Sean Keveren JR Virginia 30:13.50 30:15.40
19 Tito Medrano JR Syracuse 30:05.75 30:23.59
20 Martin Grady SO Notre Dame 30:37.85 30:32.93
21 Ben Cheruiyot SR East Kentucky 30:17.44 30:45.06
22 Alexander Lundy SR Georgetown 30:18.89 31:00.68
-- Girma Mecheso JR Okla. State 30:20.15 DNF
-- Daniel Mutai JR UL-Monroe 30:32.43 DNF
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 7, 2012 18:43:37 GMT -5
Emily has automatically qualified for the 1500m finals. The first heat was fast:
1 Lucy Van Dalen SR Stony Brook 4:11.69 Q
2 Emily Infeld JR Georgetown 4:11.73 Q
3 Greta Feldman JR Princeton 4:12.73 Q
4 Cory McGee SO Florida 4:12.93 Q
5 Amanda Winslow JR Florida State 4:13.08 Q
6 Rebecca Tracy JR Notre Dame 4:13.48
7 Jillian Smith SO Michigan 4:13.59
8 Hannah Brooks SR Florida State 4:14.01
9 Sophie Curl SO San Francisco 4:18.34
10 Brittany Sheffey SR Tennessee 4:18.63
11 Nicole Bowler SR San Francisco 4:26.98
DNF Kristen Gillespie SR Arkansas
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 7, 2012 18:47:09 GMT -5
Unfortunately, Rachel did not qualify for the finals, although she ran a fast 4:16. The finals are going to be very tough:
1 Lucy Van Dalen SR Stony Brook 4:11.69 Q 1 (1)
2 Emily Infeld JR Georgetown 4:11.73 Q 1 (2)
3 Natalja Piliusina SO Oklahoma State 4:12.55 Q 2 (1)
4 Katie Flood SO Washington 4:12.65 Q 2 (2)
5 Jordan Hasay JR Oregon 4:12.68 Q 2 (3)
6 Greta Feldman JR Princeton 4:12.73 Q 1 (3)
7 Cory McGee SO Florida 4:12.93 Q 1 (4)
8 Becca Friday JR Oregon 4:13.06 Q 2 (4)
9 Amanda Winslow JR Florida State 4:13.08 Q 1 (5)
10 Morgane Gay JR Virginia 4:13.20 Q 2 (5)
11 Violah Lagat SR Florida State 4:13.30 q 2 (6)
12 Rebecca Tracy JR Notre Dame 4:13.48 q 1 (6)
13 Jillian Smith SO Michigan 4:13.59 1 (7)
14 Amanda Mergaert JR Utah 4:13.63 2 (7)
15 Hannah Brooks SR Florida State 4:14.01 1 (8)
16 Ashley Miller SR Nebraska 4:14.12 2 (8)
17 Rachel Schneider JR Georgetown 4:16.15 2 (9)
18 Sophie Curl SO San Francisco 4:18.34 1 (9)
19 Brittany Sheffey SR Tennessee 4:18.63 1 (10)
20 Laura Roxberg JR Missouri 4:23.14 2 (10)
21 Nicole Bowler SR San Francisco 4:26.98 1 (11)
22 Laura Carlyle SR Oregon State 4:27.93 2 (11)
23 Marielle Hall SO Texas 4:34.15 2 (12)
DNF Kristen Gillespie SR Arkansas
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Post by sleepyjackson21 on Jun 7, 2012 18:55:21 GMT -5
That is an extremely tough field. Nice race by Emily in heat 1. I think she would have won the heat if it was in the finals. Van Dalen pushed for the win.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 7, 2012 21:00:59 GMT -5
I couldn't get ESPN3 at work, so I couldn't see the race. Nice to hear that Emily has some in reserved. But it will be tough.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 7, 2012 21:01:54 GMT -5
The women's 4x400 relay did well, especially Amanda's 52.36 anchor, but some of those teams were unreal. The anchors for Oregon and Arkansas, who were in the same heat as the Hoyas, went 50.16 and 51.05, respectively.
1 LSU 3:28.01 Q Latoya McDermott (JR) Rebecca Alexander (SR) Cassandra Tate (SR)
(1) 51.57 - 2:36.23 Jonique Day (SR)
(1) 51.78 - 3:28.01 3 (1)
2 Kansas 3:29.07 Q Denesha Morris (JR) Paris Daniels (JR) Taylor Washington (JR)
(1) 52.59 - 2:37.50 Diamond Dixon (SO)
(1) 51.57 - 3:29.07 1 (1)
3 Oregon 3:29.46 Q Devin Gosberry (JR) Chizoba Okodogbe (SO) Laura Roesler (SO)
(2) 51.76 - 2:39.31 Phyllis Francis (SO)
(1) 50.16 - 3:29.46 2 (1)
4 Arkansas 3:29.54 Q Whitney Jones (SR) Gwendolyn Flowers (JR) Chrishuna Williams (FR)
(1) 54.01 - 2:38.49 Regina George (JR)
(2) 51.05 - 3:29.54 2 (2)
5 Texas A&M 3:29.98 Q Ibukun Mayungbe (SO) Kanika Beckles (JR) Kamaria Brown (FR)
(2) 52.53 - 2:37.68 Olivia Ekponé (FR)
(2) 52.30 - 3:29.98 3 (2)
6 Illinois 3:30.07 q Ashley Kelly (SR) Ryisha Boyd (SR) Latoya Griffith (SR)
(3) 53.10 - 2:39.89 Ashley Spencer (FR)
(3) 50.18 - 3:30.07 2 (3)
7 Texas 3:30.96 q Christy Udoh (SO) Danielle Dowie (SO) Angele Cooper (SR)
(3) 52.93 - 2:39.09 Kendra Chambers (JR)
(3) 51.88 - 3:30.96 3 (3)
8 Arizona 3:31.06 Q Shapri Romero (SO) Echos Blevins (SR) Tamara Pridgett (SO)
(5) 53.75 - 2:39.30 Georganne Moline (JR)
(2) 51.76 - 3:31.06 1 (2)
9 Florida 3:31.48 Ebony Eutsey (SO) Amani Bryant (JR) Lanie Whittaker (SO)
(3) 51.55 - 2:38.81 Ugonna Ndu (JR)
(3) 52.67 - 3:31.48 1 (3)
10 Tennessee 3:31.57 Ellen Wortham (SR) Kianna Ruff (SO) Nijgia Snapp (JR)
(2) 51.78 - 2:38.38 Martinique Octave (JR)
(4) 53.20 - 3:31.57 1 (4)
11 South Carolina 3:31.60 Erika Rucker (FR) Amber Allen (SO) Christal Green (FR)
(4) 53.39 - 2:39.04 Nadonnia Rodriques (JR)
(5) 52.56 - 3:31.60 1 (5)
12 Texas Tech 3:32.17 Candace Jackson (JR) Erica Alexander (SR) Cierra White (FR)
(5) 54.46 - 2:40.04 Taylor Evans (SR)
(4) 52.13 - 3:32.17 3 (4)
13 Baylor 3:32.34 Diamond Richardson (SR) Alyssa Nichols (SO) Brittany Ogunmokun (JR)
(4) 53.02 - 2:39.48 Raena Rhone (FR)
(5) 52.86 - 3:32.34 3 (5)
14 Penn State 3:33.03 Doris Anyanwu (JR) Dynasty McGee (FR) Ijeoma Iheoma (SR)
(6) 52.75 - 2:40.20 Kirsten Nieuwendam (SO)
(6) 52.83 - 3:33.03 1 (6)
15 Western Michigan 3:34.83 Andrea Arnold (SO) Victoria Chatman (SR) Iris Campbell (JR)
(4) 52.87 - 2:40.50 Leya Munwam (SR)
(4) 54.33 - 3:34.83 2 (4)
16 Ohio State 3:36.24 Nyjah Cousar (JR) Jacqueline Dim (SR) Aisha Cavin (FR)
(6) 54.87 - 2:43.64 Shaniqua McGinnis (SR)
(5) 52.61 - 3:36.24 2 (5)
17 Georgetown 3:36.86 Tenille Stoudenmire (JR) London Finley (SR) Chelsea Cox (SO)
(7) 56.17 - 2:44.51 Amanda Kimbers (JR)
(6) 52.36 - 3:36.86 2 (6)
18 George Mason 3:36.95 Cierra McGee (JR) Dominique Graham (SO) Jasmine Robinson (FR)
(7) 54.28 - 2:42.26 Daianna Barron (SO)
(7) 54.69 - 3:36.95 1 (7)
19 Notre Dame 3:37.97 Jade Barber (FR) Michelle Brown (SO) Megan Yanik (SO)
(8) 54.05 - 2:42.58 Natalie Geiger (SR)
(8) 55.39 - 3:37.97 1 (8)
20 Arizona State 3:38.18 Brianna Tate (FR) Alycia Herring (SO) Brierra Winfrey (FR)
(6) 55.36 - 2:44.09 Kayla Sanchez (JR)
(6) 54.09 - 3:38.18 3 (6)
21 UCLA 3:39.74 Ally Courtnall (FR) Breyonna Hunter (SO) Katherine Reid (FR)
(5) 53.80 - 2:43.01 Tatum Souza (SO)
(7) 56.74 - 3:39.74 2 (7)
22 Hampton 3:41.44 Cassandra Jones (FR) Emmy Fraenk (SO) Claudia Calder (SR)
(8) 58.99 - 2:46.70 Benita Taylor (JR)
(7) 54.75 - 3:41.44 3 (7)
23 TCU 3:41.89 Briyanni Thomas (SO) Chaniqua Corinealdi (JR) Ashley Collins (FR)
(8) 56.95 - 2:45.06 Nefertari Hall (FR)
(8) 56.83 - 3:41.89 2 (8)
24 Clemson 3:44.61 Brittany Pringley (JR) Brianna Rollins (SO) Whitney Fountain (FR)
(7) 53.89 - 2:44.23 Marlena Wesh (JR)
(8) 1:00.39 - 3:44.61 3 (8)
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 8, 2012 17:22:26 GMT -5
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 8, 2012 17:53:12 GMT -5
London finished 8th in the finals of the 400H race, which gives Georgetown its first point of the meet. Probably one of her poorer races of the year, but she apparently clocked a 52.6 relay leg yesterday; perhaps since she gave it her all on the relay leg, she was very tired. Anyway, she had a great season and was truthfully looking at a 6th to 8th placing, based on earlier times.
1 Cassandra Tate SR LSU 55.22 10
2 Turquoise Thompson JR UCLA 55.28 8
3 Ellen Wortham SR Tennessee 55.82 6
4 Thandi Stewart SO Miami 56.53 5
5 Dalilah Muhammad SR USC 56.71 4
6 Danielle Dowie SO Texas 56.85 3
7 Kianna Elahi SR Iowa State 56.93 2
8 London Finley SR Georgetown 58.74 1
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Post by sleepyjackson21 on Jun 8, 2012 18:04:38 GMT -5
Fantastic senior season for London! Well done!
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Jun 9, 2012 11:40:15 GMT -5
Emily just missed winning finishing 2nd to Katie Flood of UW with Jordan Hasay in 3rd. The race went out slowly, so everybody was there on the last lap. It got pretty crowded in the last 200m.
Emily usually runs on the inside lane, which is good to conserve energy, but she got blocked a bit coming home and just could not get Flood, who had the hometown crowd behind her (went to HS in Des Moines.)
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Post by sleepyjackson21 on Jun 9, 2012 11:47:41 GMT -5
Great effort by Emily. Congrats to Katie Flood. Katie had the better path around the turn. Emily gave it everything she had and just came up a tad short. She got boxed in a little but credit Katie for hanging tough. Great race. Men's race great too!
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