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Post by Nevada Hoya on Feb 23, 2019 15:07:22 GMT -5
You would think the men would do better in the 4x800 relay, since they had four of eight in the individual 800m. And you would think they would do better than the women.
5Georgetown 'A'7:38.354
1) Barnard, Adam JR 2) Bell, Joshua JR
3) Delgado, Ian FR 4) Munley, Brennan SR
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Feb 23, 2019 15:07:55 GMT -5
Women's 3000m
1 Paladino, Millie (SR)Providence9:24.3910
2 Ilarda, Brianna (SR)Providence9:26.348
3 Alcorta, Caroline (SR)Villanova9:26.956
4 Rome, Regan (SR)Providence9:33.495
5 Norris, Josette (SR)Georgetown9:33.634
6 Hofstad, Paige (SO)Georgetown9:34.213
7 Kostarellis, Anna (FR)Xavier (Ohio)9:38.022
8 Olivere, Lydia (FR)Villanova9:39.931
9 Mathison, Meg (JR)Georgetown9:44.53
10 Thestrup, Josephine (JR)Butler9:57.43
11 Hannagan, Maya (FR)Xavier (Ohio)9:57.90
12 McLain, Maddie (FR)Butler9:58.48
13 McGauley, Caitlin (JR)Marquette10:05.14
14 Pfrimmer, Kendall (FR)Marquette10:06.43
15 Prial, Jennie (SO)Xavier (Ohio)10:09.49
16 Foley, Emily (SO)Marquette10:20.42
17 Onders, Jane (JR)Xavier (Ohio)10:
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Feb 23, 2019 15:10:06 GMT -5
Women's 4x400
PlaceHipBibNameAffiliationTimeDelta
16 St. John'sSJON A3:42.59 3:42.59
27 DePaulDEP A3:42.80 0.21
33 ButlerBUTL A3:54.08 11.28
44 MarquetteMARQ A3:54.58 0.50
58 GeorgetownGTWN A3:54.76 0.18
62 Xavier (Ohio)XAVI A4:01.18 6.42
71 ProvidencePROV A4:10.76 9.58
DQ5 VillanovaVILL A
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Feb 23, 2019 15:19:39 GMT -5
Lawrence Leake won his 3rd gold of the meet with an anchor for the winning 4x400m relay.
PlaceHipBibNameAffiliationTimeDelta
16 GeorgetownGTWN A3:13.39 3:13.39
28 DePaulDEP A3:14.27 0.88
37 VillanovaVILL A3:14.53 0.26
43 Xavier (Ohio)XAVI A3:17.48 2.95
55 ButlerBUTL A3:18.80 1.32
64 MarquetteMARQ A3:18.89 0.09
72 ProvidencePROV A3:25.60 6.71
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Feb 23, 2019 15:21:17 GMT -5
1Georgetown 'A'3:13.3910
1) Cheltenham, Kino SO 2) Padhal, Ruach SO
3) Delgado, Ethan FR 4) Leake, Lawrence SO
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Feb 23, 2019 17:12:28 GMT -5
Lawrence Leake is your 2019 BIG EAST Indoor men's high point track performer with 22.5 points! #HoyaSaxa #BIGEASTtrack
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Feb 23, 2019 18:07:51 GMT -5
The men finished 3rd (probably the best in a while and might even have won the track meet as opposed to the track and field meet).
The women finished 6th.
Women - Team Rankings - 18 Events Scored
1) Villanova 194
2) DePaul 118
3) Marquette 113
4) St. John's 87
5) Butler 60
6) Georgetown 54
7) Providence 51
8) Xavier (Ohio) 20
Men - Team Rankings - 18 Events Scored
1) Villanova 174.5
2) Marquette 169.5
3) Georgetown 114
4) Butler 95
5) DePaul 88
6) Providence 33
7) Xavier (Ohio) 17
As opposed to the bball results today, we beat Creighton. Of course, it helps that they do not field a team.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Feb 23, 2019 18:31:45 GMT -5
Over in NY the USATF meet is going on.
In the heat 4 of the 1000m
Heat 4
PL ATHLETE MARK LN/POS
1 (8) Rob Napolitano
HOKA ONE ONE
2:22.15 Q 8
2 (9) Abraham Alvarado
Atlanta TC
2:22.36 q 6
3 (11) Jeremy Hernandez
HOKA NJNYTC
2:22.58 4
4 (12) Ryan Manahan
HOKA ONE ONE/HOKA NJNYTC
2:22.65 2
5 (16) Matthew Payamps
Unattached
2:23.46 9
6 (19) Sean Torpy
Miami (OH)
2:24.44 5
7 (23) Spencer Brown
Georgetown
2:25.31 3
8 (28) James Gowans
Unattached
2:26.67 7
The heat consisted of one present Hoya, one former Hoya (Manahan), and one future Hoya (Payamps). That is a great 1000m time for a HS runner.
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Post by birdman on Feb 23, 2019 20:08:02 GMT -5
Joe's absence from the 800 final and the relays has gotten my worried mind churning.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Feb 25, 2019 18:18:52 GMT -5
Joe's absence from the 800 final and the relays has gotten my worried mind churning. Me too. Hope they held him out to prepare to NCAAs. |
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Feb 25, 2019 20:50:27 GMT -5
Joe's hamstring got sore after JDL and he still felt it after the prelim. Coach Bonsey held him out of any other running at BE; he didn't want him to have to take time off after BE. He said Joe will be fine.
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Post by Nevada Hoya on Mar 1, 2019 15:35:51 GMT -5
Indoor Track Athletes of the year
MID-ATLANTIC REGION – Joseph White – Georgetown
White, a senior from Clifton, New Jersey, is ranked fourth nationally in the 800 at 1:46.59, a time that he ran in early February at the NYRR Millrose Games. He also ran the 1200-meter leg of a DMR that is ranked 10th in the NCAA this season. Green is the first athlete in program history to win this award.
I am not sure why Jon (?) Green is mentioned. I guess they got their colors mixed up.
In addition the men are 43rd in the nation this week and they are 7th regionally.
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