Big East Outdoor Track and Field Meet 2016

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This Friday and Saturday the Hoyas will be in Geneva, Ohio at the Spire Institute (probably Xavier hosting) for the BE outdoors track and field meet. Since again the Hoyas have limited field eventers, I see them probably finishing in the middle of the pack. Again, the middle distances will provide most of the points. Since we are deep in those events we should have multiple scorers. The men also have the steeplechase to pick up points. Let's hope they can win some of those events.

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As expected the Hoyas with the combined men's and women's teams have one entry and that is in the men's long jump with Kenneth Anderson with the 7th best mark going in.

Additionally, I think the Hoyas are using the conference meet for a tuneup for Regionals with the fact that several of the runners are running other events and not the event they will run at Regionals. For example, Sarah Schmidt is not running in her signature event, but she will be running the 1500m, and Katrina Coogan, who will probably run the 5000m at Regionals, is also running the 1500m. Darren Fahy is listed as running both the steeplechase and 1500m.

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Women dominated the 1500m qualifying today"

Piper Donaghu 4:26.98 won the 1st heat
Katrina Coogan 4:31.78 won the 2nd heat
Audrey Belf 4:32.90 was 2nd in the 2nd heat
Aleta Looker 4:35.18 was 5th in the 2nd heat but qualified on time.

Sarah Schmidt was supposed to run the 1500m also, but I didn't see her in the results.

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The men also got four into the finals.

Cole Williams 4:00.06 won the 2nd heat
Darren Fahy 3:52.79 was 3rd in the first heat
Ahmed Bile 4:00.41 was 4th in the 2nd heat
Tommy Williams 3:59.59 was 7th in the first heat, but qualified on time.

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Mirabel Nkenke ran 57.91 (a season's best, if not a PR, if I am right), but she did not qualify for the finals of the 400m.

In the men's 400m Dan Anderson was 2nd in his heat in 49.27 and qualified automatically for the finals.
Ted Foster, running the exact same time, was 3rd in his heat, but qualified on time.

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Jody-Ann Knight ran 12.36 in the 100m, but she did not qualify for the finals.

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Devante Washington did not finish the 100m. Sounds like a pull.

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The women also dominated the 800m with five of the eight places for the finals.

Andrea Keklak ran 2:08.85 to finish 2nd in the first heat to qualify automatically.
Jocelyn Hubbard ran 2:10.28 to finish 3rd in the first heat and qualified on time.
Emma Keenan ran 2:10.15 and won the 2nd heat.
Heather Martin ran 2:10.39 to finish 2nd in the 2nd heat and automatically qualified.
Sabrina Southerland ran 2:12.62 and won the 3rd heat.

The surprise in this event was Jocelyn to qualify for the finals. Good work Jocelyn. Still no Sarah.

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The men did not do as well as the women in the 800m, but still qualified two.

Joe White won the first heat in 1:50.86.
Andrew Ogle was 6th in the first heat in 1:55.55 and did not qualify
Zach Zingsheim finished 7th in the second heat in 1:56.29 and did not qualify.
Spenser Brown won the third heat in 1:51.73.
Charles Cooper ran 1:52.61 for 4th in the third heat, but did not qualify.

I was hoping Charles would qualify too as he recently ran his PR.

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Jody-Ann Knight finished 3rd in her heat in 25.16 and qualifies for the final on time.

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As expected Devonte scratched out of the 200m.

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First final for the Hoyas and they pick up 20 points in the Steeplechase with 1,2 finish by Darren Fahy and Scott Carpenter. Frosh Nick Wareham joins Steeple U with a 7th place finish (It was the third-straight time a Hoya won the men’s steeplechase.):


1

Fahy, Darren (JR)
Georgetown

8:54.45
10

2

Carpenter, Scott (SO)
Georgetown

8:55.04
8

3

Mann, Jordan (SR)
Providence

8:56.95
6

4

Hennessy, William (SR)
Marquette

9:23.50
5

5

Kwapick, Mitchell (FR)
Marquette

9:24.34
4

6

Ryan, Kevin (SO)
Marquette

9:26.88
3

7

Wareham, Nicholas (FR)
Georgetown

9:32.11
2

8

Johnston, Drake (JR)
Villanova

9:44.43
1

9

Campanella, Alex (JR)
DePaul

9:48.93

10

Winter, Harry (SO)
Butler

9:49.64

11

Culler, Keigan (JR)
Butler

9:50.05

12

Shepherd, Jordan (JR)
Xavier (Ohio)

9:53.94

13

Peterson, Daniel (FR)
DePaul

9:57.75

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Jenkins, Grayson (FR)
Xavier (Ohio)

DNF

Darren did this even after qualifying for the 1500m finals.

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Good results for the women in the 10,000m as all our runners scored points for a total of 17 points.



1

Pratt, Olivia (JR)
Butler

34:20.50
10

2

Lembo, Katie (SO)
Providence

34:36.66
8

3

Eastman, Autumn (SO)
Georgetown

34:55.11
6

4

Cotton, Sarah (JR)
Georgetown

35:04.03
5

5

Perez, Madeline (SO)
Georgetown

35:23.27
4

6

Feivor, Brittney (JR)
Marquette

35:38.82
3

7

Pierce, Haley (JR)
Georgetown

35:39.22
2

8

Keller, Nora (FR)
Marquette

36:35.28
1

9

Fisher, Katie (SO)
Villanova

36:50.67

10

Skorseth, Paige (JR)
DePaul

38:11.20

11

Hidalgo, Melissa (SO)
St. John's

38:29.03

[Nevada Hoya]

Jonathan Green is the Big East 10,000m champ with Connor Sheryak in 5th:



1

Green, Jonathan (SO)
Georgetown

31:06.24
10

2

Hurlbut, Robert (SR)
Villanova

31:08.89
8

3

Crawley, Trevor (JR)
Providence

31:09.48
6

4

Costello, Christian (JR)
Providence

31:09.81
5

5

Sheryak, Connor (SO)
Georgetown

31:12.90
4

6

Johnson, Bobby (SO)
Butler

31:18.54
3

7

Lumbar, Matt (SO)
Butler

31:19.49
2

8

Corbusier, Kevin (JR)
Villanova

31:25.63
1

9

Robertson, Stephen (JR)
Providence

31:31.75

10

Golebiowski, Nicholas (FR)
Georgetown

31:41.44

11

Klaiber, Jon (FR)
Marquette

33:15.26

[Nevada Hoya]

Team scores after day 1(these reflect nine field events and four track events):

Team Scores (After Day 1)
Men
1. Marquette – 104 pts.
2. Villanova – 60 pts.
3. Georgetown – 36 pts.
4. Xavier – 22 pts.
5. Butler – 18 pts.
6. Providence – 17 pts.
7. DePaul – 16 pts.

Women
1. Villanova – 62 pts.
2. Marquette – 51 pts.
3. St. John’s – 48 pts.
4. Butler – 24 pts.
5 Providence – 23 pts.
6. Georgetown – 17 pts.
7. DePaul – 7 pts.
8. Xavier – 2 pts.

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Ken Armstrong finished 7th in the LJ with a mark of 22'1".

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Women go 1,3,4 in the 1500m:



1

Coogan, Katrina (SR)
Georgetown

4:26.24
10

2

Vanpelt, Stephanie (SR)
St. John's

4:26.69
8

3

Donaghu, Piper (SO)
Georgetown

4:29.53
6

4

Belf, Audrey (FR)
Georgetown

4:32.27
5

5

Parker, Jessica (SO)
Marquette

4:32.68
4

6

Hutchinson, Nicole (FR)
Villanova

4:35.50
3

7

Parker, Jennifer (SO)
Marquette

4:36.56
2

8

Turner, Katherine (JR)
Butler

4:38.61
1

9

Quinn, Aisling (FR)
Providence

4:39.18

10

Armstrong, Nicole (SO)
Villanova

4:42.95

11

Looker, Aleta (SO)
Georgetown

4:43.62

12

Bockoven, Sammy (FR)
Villanova

4:45.30

[Nevada Hoya]

A little deja vu for the men 1500m runners, 1,2 and 5, instead of four (Darren could be excuse, because he has busy):



1

Bile, Ahmed (JR)
Georgetown

3:55.48
10

2

Williams, Cole (SR)
Georgetown

3:55.58
8

3

Slade, Elliot (SO)
Villanova

3:56.00
6

4

Lampron, Josh (JR)
Villanova

3:56.38
5

5

Fahy, Darren (JR)
Georgetown

3:56.88
4

6

Oakley, Julian (JR)
Providence

3:57.07
3

7

Carleo, Nick (FR)
Providence

3:57.28
2

8

Sattler, Jeffrey (SR)
DePaul

3:57.74
1

9

Makepeace, Euan (FR)
Butler

3:58.31

10

Korabik, Chris (SO)
DePaul

3:59.88

11

Williams, Tommy (SR)
Georgetown

4:01.77

12

O'Leary, Michael (FR)
Providence

4:04.58
Preliminaries

[Nevada Hoya]

In the men's 400m Dan Anderson was 5th in 49.56 and Ted Foster was 6th in 50.48.

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Current men's standing:

1. @mutfxc - 196 2. @novatrackxc - 126 3. @depaulxctf - 105 4. @hoyastrackxc - 78