Joe Walker Invitational

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This meet will be run at Ole Miss tomorrow and Saturday. Most of the invitational races will be tomorrow. Chance to get some good 1500m times.

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Lineup with seed times:

Men 800
Mateo Althouse Heat 3, Lane 3 1:52.00
Ethan Delgado Heat 7, Lane 6 1:48.00
Camden Gilmore Heat 6, Lane 7 1:50.00
Lucas Guerra Heat 5, Lane 6 1:51.00
Tim McInerney Heat 8, Lane 3 1:48.00
Matthew Payamps Heat 8, Lane 6 1:47.17
Abel Teffra Heat 6, Lane 4 1:49.50

Women 800
Sami Corman Heat 6, Lane 2 2:05.50
Sierra Dinneen Heat 5, Lane 6 2:07.25
Chloe Gonzalez Heat 4, Lane 8 2:09.00
Baylee Jones Heat 3, Lane 3 2:09.50
Rachel Sessa Heat 4, Lane 5 2:09.00

Women 1500
Kiera Bothwell Heat 4, Lane 1 4:19.00
Chloe Gonzalez Heat 3, Lane 8 4:20.00
Baylee Jones Heat 2, Lane 5 4:25.00
Melissa Riggins Heat 5, Lane 9 4:14.00
Rachel Sessa Heat 2, Lane 8 4:26.00

Men 1500
Mateo Althouse Heat 3, Lane 9 3:44.00
Camden Gilmore Heat 5, Lane 6 3:40.00
Lucas Guerra Heat 4, Lane 1 3:44.00
Parker Stokes Heat 5, Lane 4 3:39.00
Abel Teffra Heat 4, Lane 4 3:42.00
Jantz Tostenson Heat 3, Lane 2 3:43.00
Jack Van Scoter Heat 3, Lane 8 3:44.00

Men 3000 Steeplechase
Owen Ritz Heat 1, Lane 12 8:50.00

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Also, on Saturday a group of Hoyas will be running in the George Mason meet.

12:00 PM- Women's 4x100 (TBD)
12:15 PM- Men's 4x100 (TBD)
12:30 PM- Women's 400 (Drayton, Newton, Ochan)
1:00 PM- Men's 400 (Padhal, Paige, Norris)
1:40 PM- Men's 110 Hurdles (Quarles)
2:00 PM- Women's 100 Hurdles (Milledge)
2:15 PM- Men's 100 (Paige, Pitt)
2:30 PM- Women's Long Jump (Akinniyi, Emery, Harris, O'Connor)
2:30 PM- Men's Long Jump (Hewitt, Williams)
2:35 PM- Women's 100 (Drayton, Emery, Harris, Milledge, O'Connor, Williams)
3:00 PM- Women's 400 Hurdles (Smiechowski)
3:25 PM- Men's 400 Hurdles (Hewitt, Quarles)
3:45 PM- Women's 200 (Akinniyi, Ashiogwu, Emery, Harris, Milledge, Newton, Ochan, O'Connor, Smiechowski, Williams)
4:20 PM- Men's 200 (Lindsey, Norris)
4:55 PM- Women's 4x400 (TBD)
5:05 PM- Men's 4x400 (TBD)
6:30 PM- Women's 800 (Caamano, McIntosh, Modrall, Puskas)
8:10 PM- Women's 1500 (Dammer, Dannatt, Nuttall, Scrimgeour)
8:45 PM- Men's 1500 (Belden, O. Johnson, S. Johnson, Kujdych, Laidlaw, Nicholson, Owens)
9:15 PM- Women's 5000 (Trethaway)

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First result from the Joe Walker meet:

3000mSC men
5. [12] Owen Ritz Georgetown 9:08.93 (1:16.03)

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1500m women

Heat 2
1 Rachel Sessa Georgetown 4:28.10 (1:07.41)
8 Baylee Jones Georgetown 4:40.58 (1:16.74)

Heat 3
2 Chloe Gonzalez Georgetown 4:26.20 (1:08.85) fastest last lap in her heat

Heat 4
7 Kiera Bothwell Georgetown 4:27.17 (1:12.54)

Heat 5 is stacked
1 Melissa Riggins Georgetown 4:17.53 (1:04.79) Melissa beat two Kenyans and Amaris Tyynismaa. Mercy Chelangat won the NCAA XC championship in 2020 and runner up in 2021. Joyce Kimeli came in 2nd in the NCAA 3000mSC in 2021. Amaris Tyynismaa finished 3rd in the 2020 NCAA XC champs.

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Melissa had the #1 time.

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Men's 1500m

Heat 5
4 Parker Stokes Georgetown 3:43.01 (1:01.31)
5 Camden Gilmore Georgetown 3:43.06 (59.60)

Overall standings besides Heat 5
10 Abel Teffra Georgetown 3:45.97
19 Lucas Guerra Georgetown 3:49.50
28 Jantz Tostenson Georgetown 3:53.28

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From the George Mason meet

Men's 400m

10 NORRIS, Noah FR Georgetown 48.96
37 PADHAL, Ruach SR Georgetown 52.28

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Pause as we report from the Bermuda games. Amos Bartelsmeyer, representing Germany and Hoya grad, came in a close 2nd, as he was about 5 meters behind with 50m to go and he almost nailed the Kenyan.


PLACE ATHLETE RESULT 300 700 1100 1500 LN/POS
1 Kamar Etiang
Kenya 3:45.26
1:43.20
-
Pl: 7
2:45.65
-
Pl: 1
3:45.26
59.62
Pl: 1
5
2 Amos Bartelsmeyer
Germany 3:45.35
43.65
-
Pl: 4
2:48.47
-
Pl: 4
3:45.35
56.88

Note the final lap: 59.62 for the winner and 56.88 for Amos. Very windy day, so the times were not that good.

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Apr 9, 2022 14:27:43 GMT -5 Nevada Hoya said:

Pause as we report from the Bermuda games. Amos Bartelsmeyer, representing Germany and Hoya grad, came in a close 2nd, as he was about 5 meters behind with 50m to go and he almost nailed the Kenyan.


PLACE ATHLETE RESULT 300 700 1100 1500 LN/POS
1 Kamar Etiang
Kenya 3:45.26
1:43.20
-
Pl: 7
2:45.65
-
Pl: 1
3:45.26
59.62
Pl: 1
5
2 Amos Bartelsmeyer
Germany 3:45.35
43.65
-
Pl: 4
2:48.47
-
Pl: 4
3:45.35
56.88

Note the final lap: 59.62 for the winner and 56.88 for Amos. Very windy day, so the times were not that good.

Amos ran smart in lousy conditions for a 1500. What the heck was Etiang doing fooling with his watch?

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Women's 800m at the Joe Walker meet"

14 Sierra Dinneen Georgetown 2:08.04
15 Chloe Gonzalez Georgetown 2:08.37
16 Sami Corman Georgetown 2:08.57
25 Rachel Sessa Georgetown 2:09.59

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Men's 800m

6 Matthew Payamps Georgetown 1:49.64
9 Lucas Guerra Georgetown 1:50.28
10 Abel Teffra Georgetown 1:50.31
21Camden Gilmore Georgetown 1:51.84
22 Tim McInerney Georgetown 1:52.05
30 Mateo Althouse Georgetown 1:53.74
37 Ethan Delgado Georgetown 1:55.01

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George Mason 100m men

1 PAIGE, Joshua SO Georgetown 10.76 -0.6 1 (1)
7 PITT, Christopher SO Georgetown 11.08 -1.6 2 (2)

women's 100m

3 DRAYTON, Maya JR Georgetown 12.16 -1.8 1 (3)
9 WILLIAMS, Chloe FR Georgetown 12.52 +0.5 4 (1)
40 O'CONNOR, Mackenzie FR Georgetown 13.41 +0.9 6 (2)
46 MILLEDGE, Vickie JR Georgetown 13.85 +0.9 6 (6)
47 EMERY, Alexis FR Georgetown 14.17 +0.9 6 (7)

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Men's 200m

16 LINDSEY, Aaron FR Georgetown 22.18 -0.2 4 (2)
20 NORRIS, Noah FR Georgetown 22.28 -0.4 5 (2)

Women's 200m

3 OCHAN, Rebecca FR Georgetown 24.61 -0.6 3 (1)
8 ASHIOGWU, KC FR Georgetown 25.17 -0.6 3 (2)
11 WILLIAMS, Chloe FR Georgetown 25.28 -0.1 4 (1)
22 NEWTON, Renee FR Georgetown 26.01 -0.7 6 (3)
43 AKINNIYI, Eni SO Georgetown 26.68 -0.5 8 (2)
48 SMIECHOWSKI, Grace SO Georgetown 26.91 -0.8 10 (2)
52 O'CONNOR, Mackenzie FR Georgetown 27.27 +0.5 12 (2)
62 MILLEDGE, Vickie JR Georgetown 28.74 +0.5 12 (4)
65 EMERY, Alexis FR Georgetown 29.16 +2.0 11 (6)

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Women's 800m at GMU

11 MODRALL, Katherine JR Georgetown 2:14.61 1 (7)
14 CAAMANO, Angeline FR Georgetown 2:15.97 3 (2)
34 PUSKAS, Emilia FR Georgetown 2:23.14 5 (1)
MCINTOSH, Cathilyn JR Georgetown DNF

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Men's 1500m at GMU

4 JOHNSON, Scott SR Georgetown 3:49.67 2 (2)
9 LAIDLAW, Sean SO Georgetown 3:51.18 1 (6)
11 JOHNSON, Owen FR Georgetown 3:51.77 2 (4)
19 NICHOLSON, Quinn SO Georgetown 3:55.70 1 (11)
26 KUJDYCH, Rusty JR Georgetown 3:59.40 1 (13)
37 OWENS, Price JR Georgetown 4:04.94 1 (14)
46 BELDEN, Marlon FR Georgetown 4:08.04 4 (6)

Women 1500m
1 DAMMER, Katie JR Georgetown 4:24.29 1 (1)
2 NOHILLY, Kathryn SR George Washington 4:24.94 1 (2) (sister of Eion Nohilly)
3 SCRIMGEOUR, Chloe FR Georgetown 4:28.39 1 (3)
7 NUTTALL, Pippa SO Georgetown 4:36.50 1 (7)
8 DANNATT, Charlotte SR Georgetown 4:36.55 1 (8)

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Women's 100m

3 DRAYTON, Maya JR Georgetown 12.16 -1.8 1 (3)
9 WILLIAMS, Chloe FR Georgetown 12.52 +0.5 4 (1)
40 O'CONNOR, Mackenzie FR Georgetown 13.41 +0.9 6 (2)
46 MILLEDGE, Vickie JR Georgetown 13.85 +0.9 6 (6)
47 EMERY, Alexis FR Georgetown 14.17 +0.9 6 (7)

Women's 400H

13 SMIECHOWSKI, Grace SO Georgetown 1:05.73 1 (5)

Men's 400m

5 HEWITT, Sean FR Georgetown 55.45 2 (2)
19 QUARLES, Malachi JR Georgetown 1:00.07 2 (6)

Men's 110H

8 QUARLES, Malachi JR Georgetown 14.95 +1.5 1 (8)


women's 100H

25 MILLEDGE, Vickie JR Georgetown 16.24 +0.8 3 (7)

Women's 5000m

4 TRETHAWAY, Julia SO Georgetown 17:10.27 1 (4)

Women's 4x100

1 Georgetown A 46.82
Williams
Drayton
Ochan
Ashiogwu

Men's 4x100

7 Georgetown A 43.09
Pitt
Paige
Lindsey
Quarles
1 (6)

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Men's 4x400

11 Georgetown B 3:40.13
Padhal
Hewitt
Belden
Williams
1 (7)

Women's 4x400

Georgetown A DNF
Akinniyi
O'Connor
Emery
Milledge

It seems like both the men and women have to practice their 4x400 relays.

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Men's LJ

20 WILLIAMS, Julian FR Georgetown 6.08m +2.5 1 (9)

Women's LJ

14 O'CONNOR, Mackenzie FR Georgetown 5.07m +1.3 1 (2)
22 EMERY, Alexis FR Georgetown 4.81m +1.8 1 (4)

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/quote]Amos ran smart in lousy conditions for a 1500. What the heck was Etiang doing fooling with his watch?
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The men’s 1500 was the most entertaining race of the day

On paper, it looked as if Kamar Etiang – the 19-year-old who finished second at last year’s Kenyan Olympic Trials but didn’t get to run the Olympics as he wasn’t in the testing pool – should run away with the men’s 1500, and for the first 1100 meters, he was doing exactly that, carving out a 20-meter lead at the bell. Then all hell broke loose on the last lap.

Etiang, who opened a gap on the field after 400 meters (58 seconds), started to see his lead shrink, and by the top of the home straight, it was down to 10 meters. At that point, Etiang began to struggle even more, his lanky, upright form buffeted back by the wind as the Bowerman Track Club’s Amos Bartelsmeyer, who ran 3:35 last year, began furiously kicking behind him.

As the finish line approached, Etiang stole a glance back and noticed Bartelsmeyer coming for him, at which point he sped up his cadence. That last burst of speed looked as if it would be enough to deliver the victory…until inexplicably decided he needed to stop his watch as he finished. As a result, Etiang cost himself valuable momentum just before the finish line by reaching his arms in front of him to stop the watch before throwing them up to celebrate what was ultimately a very narrow victory, 3:45.26 to Bartelsmeyer’s 3:45.35.


The race reminded us of two things:

Crazy weather may not produce fast races, but it can lead to some wild finishes.

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