UVA and Eastern Kentucky Meets

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This weekend will have the Hoyas splitting in meets in Virginia and Kentucky. The highlight of the Kentucky meet will be Parker Stokes running the 3000mSC for the first time this year and he will be racing against Duncan Hamilton, who barely beat Parker for 2nd place in the NCAA finals by about 0.001 s as they got the same time 0f 8:18.88.

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From the UVA meet

Men 100m

11 Joshua PAIGE
Georgetown [JR] 10.53 season's best 2nd in heat
45 Christopher PITT SB
Georgetown [JR] 11.06

Women 400m
13 Maya DRAYTON SB
Georgetown [JR] 55.81
43 Jadah FITZGERALD
Georgetown [FR] 58.14
54 Finley MCGEE PB
Georgetown [FR] 1:00.02
56 Emilia PUSKAS
Georgetown [SO] 1:02.00

Men 400m

38 Nick MEDEIROS
Georgetown [FR] 50.05
39 Joshua PERON
Georgetown [FR] 50.13
40 Jabril EL-AMIN
Georgetown [JR] 50.66

Women 1500m

3 Pippa NUTTALL PB
Georgetown [JR] 4:30.31
7 Alexandra STOUT
Georgetown [JR] 4:35.30
21 Julia TRETHAWAY
Georgetown [JR] 4:53.04

Men 3000mSC

2 Grad Eion NOHILLY
Empire Elite TC 8:50.81
15 Luke ONDRACEK
Georgetown [FR] 9:48.70

Women Invitational 800m

16 Sierra DINNEEN SB
Georgetown [JR] 2:12.90

Men Invitational 800m

15 Theo WOODS
Georgetown [SO] 1:49.12 SB
DNF Joshua PERON
Georgetown [FR] - 53.05

Women Invitational 1500m

6 Sami CORMAN SB
Georgetown [SR] 4:18.20
14 Grace JENSEN
Georgetown [SR] 4:23.54

Men Invitational 1500m

6 Abel TEFFRA
Georgetown [SO] 3:40.17
PB

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Men 5000m

30 Rusty KUJDYCH
Georgetown [SR] 14:34.53

Women 5000m

DNF Grad Sam Nadel paced the 5000m through 3000m.

Women 10000m

1 Maggie DONAHUE
Georgetown [JR] 33:37.22
2 Andrea CLAESON
Georgetown [SR] 33:44.22
Chloe SCRIMGEOUR
Georgetown [SO] DNF Chloe dropped out with 1200m to go, as she was in the top three until then.

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Maggie's and Andrea's times are in the top 10 Georgetown women's 10000m times.

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Non-invitational women's 5000m

10 Kate TAVELLA
Georgetown [SR] 17:24.14

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From Kentucky

1
Duncan Hamilton
SR Montana State
8:25.17
2
Parker Stokes
JR Georgetown
8:34.67
16
Jantz Tostenson
JR Georgetown
9:36.10

I had expected Hamilton to win (maybe not that much) because Parker has had a slow start to the season, and Hamilton has had a good start. I know he wants to win the NCAA championships, so maybe he will peak at the right time. Today's time will be enough to get him into the regionals.

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At UVA

Men 110H
14 Malachi QUARLES
Georgetown [SR] 14.69

Women 400H

9 Renee NEWTON
Georgetown [SO] 1:02.28
11 Grace SMIECHOWSKI PB
Georgetown [JR] 1:03.01

Men 400H

20 Sean HEWITT
Georgetown [SO] 56.39

Women 200m

13 Maya DRAYTON
Georgetown [JR] 24.57
16 Jadah FITZGERALD
Georgetown [FR] 24.77
46 KC ASHIOGWU
Georgetown [SO] 25.91
51 Finley MCGEE
Georgetown [FR] 27.15

Men 200m

5 Joshua PAIGE
Georgetown [JR] 21.09

Women 800m

20 Sami CORMAN
Georgetown [SR] 2:12.29
43 Angeline CAAMANO
Georgetown [SO] 2:15.87
54 Emilia PUSKAS
Georgetown [SO] 2:24.28
DNF Grace JENSEN
Georgetown [SR] - 59.45

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Men 800m

15 Matthew GRIFFIN PB
Georgetown [FR] 1:53.05
32 Ethan DELGADO
Georgetown [SR] 2:04.67
34 Tim MCINERNEY
Georgetown [JR] 2:27.16 Maybe Tim fell.

Women 4x400

10 GEORGETOWN B
Georgetown 4:07.28

Men 4x400

DNF

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Men LJ

15 Christopher PITT SB
Georgetown [JR] 6.94m
22-9¼
21 Noah TOOLE
Georgetown [FR] 6.56m
21-6¼

Women LJ

8 Chloe WILLIAMS
Georgetown [SO] 5.97m
19-7 +6.6 wind
29 Mackenzie O'CONNOR
Georgetown [SO] 4.85m
15-11

[Nevada Hoya]

In this week's regional rankings, the women stay at #8, and the men move up one place to #11.
The women move up one spot to #3 in the Big East, while the men remain at #6.

In the national rankings the women slipped three place to #66.
The men move up 10 places to #52, mainly due to Parker's 7th in the country SC.

In the squad events the women dropped a place to #5 in the 1500m, two places in the 800m to #24, and 5 places in the 5000m to #22.
The men remain at #2 in the 1500m (only two seconds behind Washington), and moved up six places in the 800m to #35.