DISCUS THROW - WOMEN - SENIOR - OUTDOOR - 2014
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2014 TOP LIST
RANK MARK COMPETITOR DOB NAT POS VENUE DATE
1 71.08 () Sandra PERKOVIC 21 JUN 1990 CRO 1 Zürich (Letzigrund) 16 AUG 2014
70.52 Sandra PERKOVIC 21 JUN 1990 CRO 1 Shanghai 18 MAY 2014
70.51 Sandra PERKOVIC 21 JUN 1990 CRO 1 Split 01 MAR 2014
69.32 Sandra PERKOVIC 21 JUN 1990 CRO 1 Eugene, OR 30 MAY 2014
2 69.17 Gia LEWIS-SMALLWOOD 1 APR 1979 USA 1 Angers 30 AUG 2014
68.48 Sandra PERKOVIC 21 JUN 1990 CRO 1 Paris Saint-Denis 05 JUL 2014
68.36 Sandra PERKOVIC 21 JUN 1990 CRO 1 Zürich (Letzigrund) 28 AUG 2014
3 67.99 Dani SAMUELS 26 MAY 1988 AUS 1c1 Wiesbaden 10 MAY 2014
67.89 Dani SAMUELS 26 MAY 1988 AUS 2 Shanghai 18 MAY 2014
67.59 Gia LEWIS-SMALLWOOD 1 APR 1979 USA 1 Glasgow (Hampden Park) 11 JUL 2014
67.40 Dani SAMUELS 26 MAY 1988 AUS 2 Paris Saint-Denis 05 JUL 2014
67.32 Gia LEWIS-SMALLWOOD 1 APR 1979 USA 2 Zürich (Letzigrund) 28 AUG 2014
http://www.iaaf.org/records/toplists/throws/discus-throw/outdoor/women/senior/2014
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Lewis-Smallwood sets new American discus mark
Lewis-Smallwood sets new American discus mark
Illini alum wins DecaNation title
Aug. 30, 2014
VALENCE, France – Former Illinois women’s track & field standout Gia Lewis-Smallwood (1998-01) set a new American record in the discus at the French-sanctioned DecaNation meet on Saturday.
The Champaign, Illinois native won the event with a throw of 69.17 meters (226’ 11”), besting the field by over six meters. Lewis-Smallwood’s toss surpasses the previous American record of 67.74 meters, set by Stephanie Brown-Trafton in the spring of 2012.
“It’s really remarkable what she has been able to do,” commented events coach Mike Turk. “It’s really a testament to her work ethic and the support she has from her family and the community.”
Lewis-Smallwood, the two-time defending champion in the women’s discus at the USATF Outdoor National Championships, had a previous personal best of 67.59 meters set at the Glasgow Diamond League earlier this year.
Lewis-Smallwood, who finished second in the IAAF Diamond League standings, will next compete at the Continental Cup in Marrakech, Morocco on September 13-14.
Final Discus Results at DecaNation
1. Gia Lewis-Smallwood (USA) – 69.17 m
2. Melina Robert Michon (France) – 62.86 m
3. Nataliya Semenova (Ukraine) – 60.61 m
4. Yulia Maltseva (Russia) – 60.17 m
5. Dragana Tomasevic (Serbia) – 57. 15 m
6. Marika Tokai (Japan) – 47.31 m
http://www.fightingillini.com/sports/w-xctrack/spec-rel/083014aab.html
DecaNation Discus Results
ue (1.0 Kg) / TCF | F | Finale
1 69m17 LEWIS-SMALLWOOD Gia (Usa) ETATS-UNIS (Usa) SEF/ IA 8
63m80 / X / 69m17 / X
2 62m86 ROBERT-MICHON Melina FRANCE (Fra) 069 R-A SEF/79 IA 6
59m71 / X / 62m17 / 62m86
3 60m61 SEMENOVA Nataliya (UKR) UKRAINE (Ukr) SEF/ IA 5
59m50 / 60m61 / X / 58m41
4 60m17 MALTSEVA Yulia (Rus) RUSSIE (Rus) SEF/ IA 4
X / 59m01 / 54m74 / 60m17
5 57m15 TOMASEVIC Dragana (SRB) BALKANS* (Abaf) SEF/ IB 3
53m48 / 55m49 / X / 57m15
6 47m31 TOKAI Marika (Jpn) JAPON (Jpn) SEF/ N2 2
43m29 / 47m14 / 47m31 / X
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Illini alum wins DecaNation title
Aug. 30, 2014
VALENCE, France – Former Illinois women’s track & field standout Gia Lewis-Smallwood (1998-01) set a new American record in the discus at the French-sanctioned DecaNation meet on Saturday.
The Champaign, Illinois native won the event with a throw of 69.17 meters (226’ 11”), besting the field by over six meters. Lewis-Smallwood’s toss surpasses the previous American record of 67.74 meters, set by Stephanie Brown-Trafton in the spring of 2012.
“It’s really remarkable what she has been able to do,” commented events coach Mike Turk. “It’s really a testament to her work ethic and the support she has from her family and the community.”
Lewis-Smallwood, the two-time defending champion in the women’s discus at the USATF Outdoor National Championships, had a previous personal best of 67.59 meters set at the Glasgow Diamond League earlier this year.
Lewis-Smallwood, who finished second in the IAAF Diamond League standings, will next compete at the Continental Cup in Marrakech, Morocco on September 13-14.
Final Discus Results at DecaNation
1. Gia Lewis-Smallwood (USA) – 69.17 m
2. Melina Robert Michon (France) – 62.86 m
3. Nataliya Semenova (Ukraine) – 60.61 m
4. Yulia Maltseva (Russia) – 60.17 m
5. Dragana Tomasevic (Serbia) – 57. 15 m
6. Marika Tokai (Japan) – 47.31 m
http://www.fightingillini.com/sports/w-xctrack/spec-rel/083014aab.html
DecaNation Discus Results
ue (1.0 Kg) / TCF | F | Finale
1 69m17 LEWIS-SMALLWOOD Gia (Usa) ETATS-UNIS (Usa) SEF/ IA 8
63m80 / X / 69m17 / X
2 62m86 ROBERT-MICHON Melina FRANCE (Fra) 069 R-A SEF/79 IA 6
59m71 / X / 62m17 / 62m86
3 60m61 SEMENOVA Nataliya (UKR) UKRAINE (Ukr) SEF/ IA 5
59m50 / 60m61 / X / 58m41
4 60m17 MALTSEVA Yulia (Rus) RUSSIE (Rus) SEF/ IA 4
X / 59m01 / 54m74 / 60m17
5 57m15 TOMASEVIC Dragana (SRB) BALKANS* (Abaf) SEF/ IB 3
53m48 / 55m49 / X / 57m15
6 47m31 TOKAI Marika (Jpn) JAPON (Jpn) SEF/ N2 2
43m29 / 47m14 / 47m31 / X
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Saturday, August 30, 2014
Oakmont Invitational
Roseville, California
August 30, 2014
Distance 4,000 Meters
by Keith Conning
Junior Gregory Aitken (Folsom), seventh in the Sac-Joaquin Section Masters 3,200 meters on May 30 in 9:31.04, won the boys varsity 4,000 meters in 12:25. Junior Sean Kurdy (Jesuit, Carmichael) placed second in 12:31. Senior Arturo Sotomayor (Roseville) was third in 12:39.
Jesuit won the boys varsity team title with 42 points. Oakmont placed second with 94. Woodcreek was third with 107.
Sophomore Angela Dipentino (Woodcreek), who had the 12th best freshman time at the 2013 State Cross Country Meet, won the girls varsity 4,000 meters in 14:34. Senior Miranda Myers (St. Francis), the daughter of Mason Myers (Vacaville 1987), placed second in 14:39. Mason placed second in the 1986 Kinney West Regional at Woodward Park in Fresno in 15:00.0 and fifth in the 1986 Kinney National Championships in San Diego in 15:08.7. Senior Peyton Bilo (St. Francis) was third in 14:42.
Oak Ridge won the girls varsity team title with 38 points. Woodcreek placed second with 46. St. Francis was third with 64.
Boys Varsity Teams
1. Jesuit 42
2. Oakmont 94
3. Woodcreek 107
4. Del Campo 125
5. Folsom 151
6. Oak Ridge 158
7. Whitney 161
8. Roseville 165
9. Center 232
10. Casa Roble 243
11. Union Mine 285
Boys Varsity Individuals
1. 11 Gregory Aitken 12:25 Folsom
2. 11 Sean Kurdy 12:31 Jesuit
3. 12 Arturo Sotomayor 12:39 Roseville
4. 12 Edward Chance 12:43 Del Campo
5. 11 Logan Taggart 12:51 Oakmont
6. 12 Ross Walker 12:52 Del Campo
7. 11 Patrick Cummings 12:55 Jesuit
8. 10 Brendan Jones 12:56 Jesuit
9. 12 Alex Merry 12:57 Oak Ridge
10. 11 Evan Cross 12:58 Jesuit
11. 12 Steven Brown 12:58 Casa Roble
12. 12 Ian Miller 13:00 Oakmont
13. 12 Christian Woolfolk 13:02 Oakmont
14. 12 Conor Wells 13:10 Center
15. 10 Benjamin Holland 13:11 Jesuit
16. 11 Matthew Sickman 13:14 Jesuit
17. 10 Colin Flaherty 13:16 Folsom
18. 12 Daniel Goold 13:19 Woodcreek
19. 10 Derek Parker 13:24 Woodcreek
20. 11 Kyle Guthrie 13:31 Jesuit
21. 10 Robert Williams 13:32 Woodcreek
22. 12 Cristian Hernandez 13:35 Jesuit
23. 12 Eric Leverenz 13:36 Whitney
24. 11 Brett Snow 13:37 Whitney
25. 12 Spencer Lachman 13:40 Woodcreek
26. 12 Brad Pickett 13:41 Woodcreek
27. 11 Josh Lewis 13:43 Whitney
28. 12 Jacob Madrid 13:43 Del Campo
29. 11 James Wilde 13:49 Jesuit
30. 12 Ben Wilburn 13:50 Woodcreek
31. 12 Patrick Irwin 13:52 Oak Ridge
32. 11 Josiah Reynolds 13:54 Oakmont
33. 12 Owen Weitzel 13:54 Woodcreek
34. 11 Blake Amado 13:58 Roseville
35. 11 Matthew Seefeldt 14:01 Roseville
36. 12 Kevin Moran 14:04 Oakmont
37. 12 Spencer Gray 14:05 Woodcreek
38. 11 Kyle Kauffman 14:06 Oak Ridge
39. 10 Landon Farnworth 14:07 Woodcreek
40. 11 Tanner Moore 14:08 Oakmont
41. 11 Joe Shaller 14:09 Oak Ridge
42. 11 Andrew Frost 14:09 Del Campo
43. 12 John Kretschmann 14:11 Folsom
44. 12 Derek Jeffries 14:11 Casa Roble
45. 12 Keis Verleur 14:13 Union Mine
46. 11 Josh Pettingill 14:14 Folsom
47. 11 Spencer Bilyeu 14:14 Whitney
48. 11 Brayden Leach 14:15 Roseville
49. 10 Brent Kaneyuki 14:17 Center
50. 11 Saul Bermudez 14:17 Center
51. 11 Robert LaPeer 14:18 Whitney
52. 11 Blake Fabian 14:19 Oak Ridge
53. 12 Max Wright 14:21 Casa Roble
54. 11 Isaiah McElvain 14:22 Del Campo
55. 12 Bret McNamee 14:23 Oak Ridge
56. 10 Daniel Wright 14:24 Folsom
57. 12 Matthew Sangria 14:27 Roseville
58. 12 Josh Gladwell 14:33 Oak Ridge
59. 11 Adam Benouar 14:36 Union Mine
60. 11 Jonathan Weinberg 14:37 Oakmont
61. 12 Tristen Bohn 14:43 Colfax
62. 12 Andrew Huitt 14:45 Jesuit
63. 11 Matthew Hopper 14:48 Folsom
64. 10 Brett Burink 14:50 Union Mine
65. 12 Garrett Bardini 14:53 Oak Ridge
66. 11 Walt Askea 14:57 Durham
67. 11 Joshua Vrooman 15:01 Colfax
68. 11 Mitch Hauser 15:04 Oak Ridge
69. 11 Travis Vo 15:08 Folsom
70. 10 Adrian Rodriguez 15:11 Del Campo
71. 11 Garrett Murayama 15:15 Center
72. 12 Gerardo Flores 15:17 Folsom
73. 12 Curtis Roth 15:18 Del Campo
74. 12 Trevor Bischel 15:21 Durham
75. 11 Trent Martin 15:21 Whitney
76. 11 Joe Patterson 15:33 Durham
77. 11 Austin Cordero 15:37 Union Mine
78. 10 Cody Arvonen 15:37 Durham
79. 12 David Montalvo 15:40 Roseville
80. 9 Andy Ma 15:47 Center
81. 12 Aaron Jonas 15:55 Union Mine
82. 9 Matt Clark 16:05 Union Mine
83. 11 Darius Rucker 16:26 Marysville
84. 12 Jesus Patino 16:36 Center
85. 11 Ethan Albers 16:42 Casa Roble
86. 12 Jonathan Coleman 16:48 Foothill (Sacramento)
87. 11 Adam Ketchum 17:07 Sacramento Country Day
88. 11 Paul Yegorov 17:16 Center
89. 11 Scott Robinson 17:17 Union Mine
90. 12 Joseph Bulla 17:48 Center
91. 11 Dominic Rudd 18:03 Casa Roble
92. 11 Colby Lopez 18:22 Casa Roble
93. 12 Tyler Bohn 19:34 Colfax
94. 11 Bradley Harrington 19:42 Marysville
95. 12 James Wahl 21:07 Foothill (Sacramento)
Frosh Soph Boys Teams
1. Jesuit 48
2. Woodcreek 58
3. Whitney 89
4. Oak Ridge 89
5. Oakmont 122
6. Roseville 163
7. Del Campo 196
8. Casa Roble 223
9. Folsom 227
10. Center 238
Frosh Soph Boys Individuals
1. 10 Robert Bell 13:25 Jesuit
2. 10 Jeremy Pond 13:25 Whitney
3. 10 Logan Dodge 13:29 Whitney
4. 9 Jorge Pena III 13:32 Woodcreek
5. 10 Mauricio Tinoco 13:45 Oakmont
6. 10 Matthew Durel 13:55 Woodcreek
7. 10 Patrick Caslin 14:01 Jesuit
8. 9 Drew Spencer 14:04 Oak Ridge
9. 9 Matt Willis 14:10 Whitney
10. 10 Rohan Nalawadi 14:15 Oak Ridge
11. 9 Tony Zortman 14:15 Woodcreek
12. 9 David Vincent 14:28 Jesuit
13. 10 Alex Tyree 14:28 Jesuit
14. 9 Salvador Villegas 14:35 Del Campo
15. 10 David Kerstan 14:47 Marysville
16. 9 Jordan Rahe 14:49 Jesuit
17. 9 Nathan Bailey 14:53 Union Mine
18. 10 Zach Seminer 14:54 Roseville
19. 9 Tyler Salcido 14:59 Oak Ridge
20. 10 Alex Ly 15:00 Woodcreek
21. 10 Jordan Evans 15:00 Woodcreek
22. 10 Josh Simpson 15:09 Oakmont
23. 10 Antonio Patino 15:10 Center
24. 10 Kevin Cendro 15:10 Jesuit
25. 10 Ben Langreck 15:12 Oak Ridge
26. 10 Adam Gerhards 15:17 Folsom
27. 9 Jamie Moddelmog 15:17 Jesuit
28. 10 Rumaldo Castro 15:21 Roseville
29. 9 Dallas Curran 15:22 Casa Roble
30. 9 Zion Massil 15:24 Oakmont
31. 9 Aiden Carrigg 15:27 Roseville
32. 10 Raul Bernal 15:28 Jesuit
33. 9 Peter Beardsley 15:29 Jesuit
34. 9 Atir Mirza 15:35 Whitney
35. 10 Nolan Vanhonsebrouck 15:45 Oak Ridge
36. 9 Kyle Young 15:45 Jesuit
37. 9 Christian Wilde 15:49 Oak Ridge
38. 9 Nathan Nguyen 15:52 Roseville
39. 9 Kevin Wells 15:52 Jesuit
40. 10 Dale Ivie 16:01 Oakmont
41. 10 Jake Hall 16:01 Oakmont
42. 10 Phillip Tasabia 16:01 Del Campo
43. 9 Jordan Pink 16:07 Jesuit
44. 10 Tim Xiong 16:09 Del Campo
45. 10 Christian Wright 16:10 Oakmont
46. 10 Alex Pastor 16:13 Center
47. 9 Julian Andaya 16:14 Oak Ridge
48. 10 Tim Brannan 16:15 Jesuit
49. 10 Marshall Comia 16:22 Oakmont
50. 10 Justin McAfee 16:23 Casa Roble
51. 9 Brennan Bruegger 16:24 Oakmont
52. 9 Anthony Toro 16:30 Colfax
53. 10 Thomas Turner 16:31 Casa Roble
54. 10 Allen Munk 16:35 Casa Roble
55. 9 Joseph Diaz 16:37 Oak Ridge
56. 9 Elliot Raskin 16:40 Jesuit
57. 12 Antonio Franco 16:42 Whitney
58. 9 Ryan Peri 16:43 Woodcreek
59. 10 Nick Gladwell 16:44 Oak Ridge
60. 10 Cooper Sammis 16:46 Del Campo
61. 10 Carter Chugg 16:49 Oakmont
62. 9 Waqar Ahmed 16:49 Folsom
63. 9 Alec Ewers 16:50 Oakmont
64. 9 Sean Jones 16:51 Whitney
65. 9 Nicholas Weil 16:51 Folsom
66. 9 Cole Baer 16:55 Jesuit
67. 10 Matthew Owens 16:56 Woodcreek
68. 9 Christopher Raj 16:57 Jesuit
69. 9 John Russell 17:00 Folsom
70. 10 Josh Eastman 17:03 Oakmont
71. 9 Mason Cunningham 17:05 Oak Ridge
72. 9 Nicholas Knight 17:09 Woodcreek
73. 9 Isaac Avalos 17:10 Oakmont
74. 9 Brandon Moua 17:12 Woodcreek
75. 10 Dylan O'Brien 17:21 Woodcreek
76. 9 Dominik Lovric 17:28 Folsom
77. 9 Sam Burdick 17:28 Union Mine
78. 9 Jackson Meyers 17:29 Folsom
79. 9 Austin Willems 17:30 Whitney
80. 10 Chris Webber 17:33 Folsom
81. 9 Ben Encisco 17:33 Oak Ridge
82. 9 Alex Yegorov 17:36 Center
83. 9 Aaron Covert 17:43 Marysville
84. 9 Aaron Pickett 17:43 Center
85. 10 Christian McKittrick 17:49 Roseville
86. 9 Austyn Crighton 17:53 Roseville
87. 9 Alex Schalaman 17:56 Roseville
88. 9 Connor Grove 17:58 Roseville
89. 10 KC Morgan 17:59 Union Mine
90. 9 Khemtis Kertim 18:03 Whitney
91. 9 Brad Kelsey 18:06 Woodcreek
92. 10 Tim Eastman 18:08 Oakmont
93. 10 Chris Appel 18:11 Jesuit
94. 10 Ershad Forghany 18:13 Jesuit
95. 9 Loric Phillips 18:19 Oak Ridge
96. 9 Andrew Vallero 18:23 Jesuit
97. 10 Dillon McMenomey 18:24 Colfax
98. 10 Caden Unholz 18:25 Colfax
99. 10 Bud Grant 18:30 Del Campo
100. 10 Brandon Swanson 18:31 Center
101. 10 Matthew Chiono 18:35 Marysville
102. 9 Jared Guthrie 18:35 Jesuit
103. 10 Vincent Ma 18:37 Center
104. 10 Travis Mays 18:39 Roseville
105. 10 Jordan Jolls 18:45 Woodcreek
106. 10 Troy Farnworth 18:48 Whitney
107. 10 Nathan Maxfield 18:51 Whitney
108. 9 Owen Cutter 18:52 Roseville
109. 9 Chris Fines 19:03 Jesuit
110. 9 Justin Au 19:19 Woodcreek
111. 9 Alex Chimil 19:23 Del Campo
112. 10 Edwin Perez 19:34 Jesuit
113. 10 Matthew Fredrickson 19:48 Oakmont
114. 10 Victor Liang 20:09 Oakmont
115. 9 Brant Corona 20:29 Marysville
116. 10 Curtis Barnes 21:09 Foothill (Sacramento)
117. 9 Adrian Rios 21:12 Del Campo
118. 10 Paul Boucher 21:45 Casa Roble
119. 9 Tristan Eckels 21:50 Oakmont
120. 9 Isaac Larson 22:04 Colfax
121. 10 James Park 22:05 Del Campo
122. 9 Harrison Hong 22:18 Jesuit
123. 9 Chance Allen 24:27 Del Campo
Boys Junior Varsity Teams
4,000 Meters
1. Folsom 41
2. Jesuit 49
3. Woodcreek 59
4. Whitney 87
5. Oakmont 102
6. Vanguard College P... 186
7. Sacramento 189
Boys Junior Varsity Individuals
1. 11 Logan Kohne 14:30 Folsom
2. 10 Kaleb Outhavong 14:35 Folsom
3. 12 Brandon Waterhouse 14:35 Woodcreek
4. 11 Matthew Griffin 14:37 Jesuit
5. 10 Zachary Stewart 14:45 Folsom
6. 12 Matt Becker 14:47 Whitney
7. 11 James Kurdyumov 14:48 Woodcreek
8. 11 Josh Vega 15:00 Oakmont
9. 11 Marcus Bernard 15:14 Jesuit
10. 12 Mario Zendejas 15:21 Jesuit
11. 11 Levi Zumpano 15:23 Whitney
12. 11 Jack Baer 15:33 Jesuit
13. 11 Matt Griffin 15:36 Woodcreek
14. 11 Trevor Beards 15:39 Jesuit
15. 10 Rajan Basra 15:41 Folsom
16. 12 Jacob Iritani 15:49 Jesuit
17. 11 Alejandro Alfaro 15:52 Woodcreek
18. 10 Adrian Lauderdale 15:56 Folsom
19. 12 Jeremiah Brown 16:02 Woodcreek
20. 12 Drake Burrier 16:03 Whitney
21. 11 Austin Anderson 16:21 Whitney
22. 11 Anthony Horn 16:23 Oakmont
23. 11 Karan Sidhu 16:29 Oakmont
24. 12 Danny Jones 16:30 Oakmont
25. 12 Kyle Denison 16:31 Oak Ridge
26. 11 Daniel Shevchyk 16:42 Oakmont
27. 12 Erik Tikhohov 16:45 Oak Ridge
28. 12 Matthew Bajamundi 16:49 Jesuit
29. 12 Claudio Aravena 16:51 Woodcreek
30. 11 Arthur Yuriychuk 17:15 Oakmont
31. 11 Austin Leverenz 17:24 Whitney
32. 11 Jeet Shah 17:29 Oakmont
33. 12 Matthew Woollgar 17:32 Jesuit
34. 11 Giuseppe Micchio 17:35 Oakmont
35. 12 Robert Pachinger 17:39 Del Campo
36. 12 Brandon Pulley 17:47 Woodcreek
37. 11 Nick Golden 17:58 Whitney
38. 11 Giancarlo Brida 18:02 Jesuit
39. 11 Tyler Tate 18:23 Woodcreek
40. 11 Tim Baker 18:32 Woodcreek
41. 11 Shubham Batra 18:51 Oakmont
42. 12 Trung Nguyen 19:04 Roseville
43. 10 Noah Renfrow 19:37 Vanguard College Pre...
44. 11 Tyler Cox 19:43 Vanguard College Pre...
45. 12 Rey Punao 20:26 Oak Ridge
46. 12 Bishop Major 21:07 Sacramento
47. 12 Steven Hamilton 21:07 Del Campo
48. 11 Chris San Miguel 21:27 Vanguard College Pre...
49. 11 Ryan Sopwith 21:48 Jesuit
50. 12 Brenden Carey 22:30 Roseville
51. 12 Austin Evans 22:49 Sacramento
52. 12 Mikeal Young 23:02 Sacramento
53. 12 Stephon Dyson 23:10 Sacramento
54. 12 Ermius Jones 23:23 Sacramento
55. 12 Micheal Edwards 26:08 Vanguard College Pre...
56. 12 Devin Harris 26:56 Woodcreek
57. 10 Khaled Alanesi 28:12 Vanguard College Pre...
58. 12 Jalal Gubary 39:45 Vanguard College Pre...
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Top Ten Girls Times Combined
1. 10 Angela Dipentino 14:34 Woodcreek
2. 12 Miranda Myers 14:39 St Francis
3. 12 Peyton Bilo 14:42 St Francis
4. 11 Lauren Mason 15:03 Woodcreek
1FS. 9 Ava Nkadi 15:17 St Francis
5. 9 Maddy Denner 15:21 Oak Ridge
6. 9 Elena Denner 15:22 Oak Ridge
7. 11 Arial Hendrickson 15:27 Oak Ridge
8. 12 Muna Alhamad 15:30 Folsom
2FS. 9 Alize Hartke 15:30 Oakmont
Girls Varsity Teams
1. Oak Ridge 38
2. Woodcreek 46
3. St Francis 64
4. Folsom 105
5. Roseville 123
6. Whitney 172
7. Union Mine 192
8. Oakmont 209
9. Center 209
Girls Varsity Individuals
1. 10 Angela Dipentino 14:34 Woodcreek
2. 12 Miranda Myers 14:39 St Francis
3. 12 Peyton Bilo 14:42 St Francis
4. 11 Lauren Mason 15:03 Woodcreek
5. 9 Maddy Denner 15:21 Oak Ridge
6. 9 Elena Denner 15:22 Oak Ridge
7. 11 Arial Hendrickson 15:27 Oak Ridge
8. 12 Muna Alhamad 15:30 Folsom
9. 10 Sarah Dolley 15:41 Oak Ridge
10. 11 Teresa Zortman 15:45 Woodcreek
11. 11 Mikhayla Polivka 15:46 Oak Ridge
12. 11 Hattie Groat 15:46 Whitney
13. 9 Emily Botnen 15:48 Roseville
14. 11 Chase Worthen 15:51 St Francis
15. 10 Taylor Everts 15:55 Woodcreek
16. 11 Teresa Boatman 15:56 Woodcreek
17. 12 Colleen Evans 15:57 Folsom
18. 10 Madison Meade 15:57 Roseville
19. 10 Kat Copeland 16:00 Folsom
20. 11 Gloria Dabiri 16:03 Oak Ridge
21. 11 Ozora Cheek 16:07 Whitney
22. 11 Ariane Arndt 16:15 St Francis
23. 11 Gabrielle Dyer 16:17 St Francis
24. 12 Lindsey Rowell 16:18 Woodcreek
25. 9 Emma Smith 16:18 Roseville
26. 11 Allison Babbage 16:19 Union Mine
27. 12 Elisabeth McCallum 16:30 Woodcreek
28. 10 Caitlynn Lange 16:45 Folsom
29. 10 Isabella Ancona 16:55 Union Mine
30. 12 Amanda Larivee 16:56 St Francis
31. 11 Emma Sessano 16:57 Roseville
32. 10 Michaela Yack 16:57 Union Mine
33. 12 Michelle Hanson 16:59 Folsom
34. 10 Acacia Tenette 17:06 Center
35. 10 Ellie Coffee 17:10 Durham
36. 12 Kylie Michaels 17:10 Oakmont
37. 12 Ashley Albor 17:13 Casa Roble
38. 9 Brooke Ortiz 17:32 Roseville
39. 11 Lauren Craig 17:48 Casa Roble
40. 10 Ireland Bonds 17:50 Folsom
41. 11 Whitney Lelis 17:55 Oakmont
42. 12 Mia Liu 17:56 Oakmont
43. 11 Danel Camacho 17:58 Roseville
44. 12 Devyn Everts 18:00 Woodcreek
45. 11 Elaine Lopez 18:01 Marysville
46. 11 Kaylee Reed 18:05 Center
47. 11 Amanda Pope 18:08 Center
48. 12 Haley Ellis 18:09 Whitney
49. 11 Hunter Vinsonhaler 18:10 Oakmont
50. 12 Nicole Williams 18:29 Center
51. 12 Natalie Davis 18:42 Durham
52. 11 Rachel Makenzie 18:49 Whitney
53. 11 Daija Smith 18:50 Center
54. 12 Theresa Kaneyuki 19:07 Center
55. 11 Emma Belliveau 19:25 Sacramento Country Day
56. 12 Aubrei Stahl 19:25 Roseville
57. 11 April Mueller 19:27 Casa Roble
58. 12 Faith Gottenberg 19:29 Whitney
59. 11 Katherine Morgan 19:35 Union Mine
60. 11 Abbi Johnson 19:41 Folsom
61. 12 Jenna Bowles 19:56 Oakmont
62. 11 Ciara Needles 20:18 Casa Roble
63. 11 Ashley Bell 20:20 Union Mine
64. 11 Heather Kim 21:15 Whitney
65. 12 Jenine Lopez 21:19 Marysville
66. 11 Dominique Danzero 21:27 Marysville
67. 12 Chloe Chalon 21:29 Marysville
68. 11 Laura Richter 21:39 Colfax
Frosh/Soph Girls Teams
1. St Francis 36
2. Woodcreek 65
3. Oak Ridge 103
4. Whitney 109
5. Folsom 111
6. Oakmont 130
7. Casa Roble 148
Frosh/Soph Girls Individuals
1. 9 Ava Nkadi 15:17 St Francis
2. 9 Alize Hartke 15:30 Oakmont
3. 9 Annika Mellquist 15:46 Woodcreek
4. 9 Sydney Vandegrift 16:15 St Francis
5. 10 Laura Bohannon 16:16 Woodcreek
6. 9 Kayla Renner 16:30 Oak Ridge
7. 9 Savanna McGrew 16:46 St Francis
8. 9 Rachel Pajer 16:58 Folsom
9. 10 Kayla Battise 17:02 Oakmont
10. 9 Haley` Dean 17:03 Oak Ridge
11. 9 Ashley Reid 17:07 St Francis
12. 10 Misha Johnson 17:07 Whitney
13. 10 Michaela Mark 17:10 St Francis
14. 9 Sahaana Narayanan 17:14 Casa Roble
15. 9 McKenzie Lewis 17:18 Woodcreek
16. 10 Allie Lourim 17:24 St Francis
17. 9 Meghan Townsley 17:39 Whitney
18. 10 Emily Neria 17:45 Folsom
19. 9 Erica Cradeur 17:51 St Francis
20. 9 Claire Tami 17:54 Woodcreek
21. 10 Eliza Harding 17:56 Folsom
22. 9 Emma Mays 18:00 Roseville
23. 10 McKenna Weitzel 18:06 Woodcreek
24. 9 Gabriela Romero 18:07 Whitney
25. 10 Bailey Martin 18:19 St Francis
26. 10 Katie Sanfelice 18:21 Oak Ridge
27. 9 Sarah Craig 18:21 Casa Roble
28. 10 Megan Chalfant 18:24 Woodcreek
29. 9 Victoria Kane 18:27 St Francis
30. 9 Madeline Vanhonseb... 18:28 Oak Ridge
31. 10 Jocelyn Brelsford 18:28 Whitney
32. 9 Alana Reyna 18:36 St Francis
33. 10 Niki Johnson 18:38 Whitney
34. 10 Kerry Miller 18:40 Oakmont
35. 10 Isabel Oleson 18:47 Folsom
36. 9 Julia Swartout 18:54 Casa Roble
37. 10 Kaitlyn Pon 18:57 Roseville
38. 10 Marissa Mavy 18:59 Folsom
39. 10 Breanna Winter 19:10 Union Mine
40. 9 Carly Cramer 19:10 Colfax
41. 10 Sophie Peters 19:15 St Francis
42. 10 Amanda Ly 19:16 Woodcreek
43. 9 Chynna Hinrichsen 19:23 St Francis
44. 9 Megan Soares 19:24 Whitney
45. 10 Katrina Campbell 19:25 Woodcreek
46. 9 Emma Reed 19:29 Oak Ridge
47. 9 Sarah Sessano 19:32 Roseville
48. 9 Kassandra Kendall 19:32 Casa Roble
49. 10 Geneva Huynh 19:46 Folsom
50. 10 Savanah Porter 19:53 Colfax
51. 10 Lexie Hayek 19:57 Oak Ridge
52. 9 Kayla Shaw 20:37 Casa Roble
53. 9 Maya Solis 20:44 St Francis
54. 10 Zoe Lyons 20:44 Whitney
55. 10 Taylor Choisser 20:52 Whitney
56. 10 Christine Neumaier 21:00 Oakmont
57. 9 Madi Hold 21:02 Oak Ridge
58. 10 Allison Bedrin 21:05 Whitney
59. 9 Casey Shaw 21:08 Casa Roble
60. 9 Hannah Gottenberg 21:09 Whitney
61. 9 Avery Davis 21:09 Woodcreek
62. 10 Natalie Guadiana 21:09 Union Mine
63. 9 Jennifer Pollock 21:23 Folsom
64. 10 Kaitlin Lange 21:33 St Francis
65. 10 Julia Carey 21:35 Casa Roble
66. 9 Megan Vinther 21:46 Roseville
67. 9 Isabella Vazquez 21:48 St Francis
68. 9 Annabelle Mathews 22:10 Marysville
69. 9 Alex Diamant 22:19 St Francis
70. 10 Hannah Wahlquist 22:35 Casa Roble
71. 10 Eileen Xie 22:57 Oak Ridge
72. 9 Taylor Power 23:30 Colfax
73. 9 Taylor Born 24:29 Oakmont
74. 10 Joslynn Smith 26:44 Union Mine
75. 10 Sarah Morse 30:27 Marysville
Junior Varsity Girls Teams
1. St Francis 17
2. Woodcreek 40
3. Roseville 74
Junior Varsity Girls Individuals
1. 11 Juliet Batturaro 17:24 St Francis
2. 12 Ellie Velez 17:29 Oak Ridge
3. 12 Sabrina Andrus 17:32 Oak Ridge
4. 12 Heather Evans 17:34 Folsom
5. 12 Macie Tanaka 17:51 St Francis
6. 11 Jessica Danens 17:56 St Francis
7. 11 Alanna Appel 17:57 St Francis
8. 12 Jean Badroos 18:14 Woodcreek
9. 11 Madison Gomez 18:35 Woodcreek
10. 11 Samantha Gallia 18:39 St Francis
11. 10 Ashley Bernard 18:46 Sacramento
12. 11 Sophia Tielman Heb... 19:02 Woodcreek
13. 12 Katie Chalfant 19:10 Woodcreek
14. 11 Isabela Garcia 19:13 St Francis
15. 12 Sabrina Schott 19:23 Roseville
16. 11 Jackie McCann 19:25 Woodcreek
17. 12 Seienna Papini 19:48 Roseville
18. 9 Hannah Denton 20:02 Vanguard College Pre...
19. 11 Raegan Healey 20:04 St Francis
20. 12 Karina Kauffman 20:09 Oak Ridge
21. 12 Zaryn Cardoza 20:12 Roseville
22. 11 Sophie Huang 20:14 St Francis
23. 11 Isabella Filigenzi 20:18 St Francis
24. 11 Isabella Saca 20:19 St Francis
25. 12 Vanessa Silva 20:19 St Francis
26. 10 Anna Adams 20:36 Folsom
27. 11 Alyssa Allen 20:37 Oakmont
28. 11 Melissa Cifuentes 21:08 Folsom
29. 11 Amy Sullivan 21:21 Woodcreek
30. 11 Lily Fernandez 21:24 Folsom
31. 12 Sami Jo Sanfelice 21:35 Oak Ridge
32. 12 Carissa Peri 21:50 Roseville
33. 12 Haylee Sex 22:05 Roseville
34. 12 Alex Amador 22:50 Woodcreek
35. 11 Nicole Herrera 23:06 Oakmont
36. 11 Andrea Ludovina 23:14 Roseville
37. 12 Emily Reinl 23:24 St Francis
38. 12 Emma Hardling 23:24 Oakmont
39. 11 Courtney Shambre 24:11 Woodcreek
40. 11 Bridget Kerins 26:13 Woodcreek
41. 11 Ashley Holbert 26:14 Vanguard College Pre...
August 30, 2014
Distance 4,000 Meters
by Keith Conning
Junior Gregory Aitken (Folsom), seventh in the Sac-Joaquin Section Masters 3,200 meters on May 30 in 9:31.04, won the boys varsity 4,000 meters in 12:25. Junior Sean Kurdy (Jesuit, Carmichael) placed second in 12:31. Senior Arturo Sotomayor (Roseville) was third in 12:39.
Jesuit won the boys varsity team title with 42 points. Oakmont placed second with 94. Woodcreek was third with 107.
Sophomore Angela Dipentino (Woodcreek), who had the 12th best freshman time at the 2013 State Cross Country Meet, won the girls varsity 4,000 meters in 14:34. Senior Miranda Myers (St. Francis), the daughter of Mason Myers (Vacaville 1987), placed second in 14:39. Mason placed second in the 1986 Kinney West Regional at Woodward Park in Fresno in 15:00.0 and fifth in the 1986 Kinney National Championships in San Diego in 15:08.7. Senior Peyton Bilo (St. Francis) was third in 14:42.
Oak Ridge won the girls varsity team title with 38 points. Woodcreek placed second with 46. St. Francis was third with 64.
Boys Varsity Teams
1. Jesuit 42
2. Oakmont 94
3. Woodcreek 107
4. Del Campo 125
5. Folsom 151
6. Oak Ridge 158
7. Whitney 161
8. Roseville 165
9. Center 232
10. Casa Roble 243
11. Union Mine 285
Boys Varsity Individuals
1. 11 Gregory Aitken 12:25 Folsom
2. 11 Sean Kurdy 12:31 Jesuit
3. 12 Arturo Sotomayor 12:39 Roseville
4. 12 Edward Chance 12:43 Del Campo
5. 11 Logan Taggart 12:51 Oakmont
6. 12 Ross Walker 12:52 Del Campo
7. 11 Patrick Cummings 12:55 Jesuit
8. 10 Brendan Jones 12:56 Jesuit
9. 12 Alex Merry 12:57 Oak Ridge
10. 11 Evan Cross 12:58 Jesuit
11. 12 Steven Brown 12:58 Casa Roble
12. 12 Ian Miller 13:00 Oakmont
13. 12 Christian Woolfolk 13:02 Oakmont
14. 12 Conor Wells 13:10 Center
15. 10 Benjamin Holland 13:11 Jesuit
16. 11 Matthew Sickman 13:14 Jesuit
17. 10 Colin Flaherty 13:16 Folsom
18. 12 Daniel Goold 13:19 Woodcreek
19. 10 Derek Parker 13:24 Woodcreek
20. 11 Kyle Guthrie 13:31 Jesuit
21. 10 Robert Williams 13:32 Woodcreek
22. 12 Cristian Hernandez 13:35 Jesuit
23. 12 Eric Leverenz 13:36 Whitney
24. 11 Brett Snow 13:37 Whitney
25. 12 Spencer Lachman 13:40 Woodcreek
26. 12 Brad Pickett 13:41 Woodcreek
27. 11 Josh Lewis 13:43 Whitney
28. 12 Jacob Madrid 13:43 Del Campo
29. 11 James Wilde 13:49 Jesuit
30. 12 Ben Wilburn 13:50 Woodcreek
31. 12 Patrick Irwin 13:52 Oak Ridge
32. 11 Josiah Reynolds 13:54 Oakmont
33. 12 Owen Weitzel 13:54 Woodcreek
34. 11 Blake Amado 13:58 Roseville
35. 11 Matthew Seefeldt 14:01 Roseville
36. 12 Kevin Moran 14:04 Oakmont
37. 12 Spencer Gray 14:05 Woodcreek
38. 11 Kyle Kauffman 14:06 Oak Ridge
39. 10 Landon Farnworth 14:07 Woodcreek
40. 11 Tanner Moore 14:08 Oakmont
41. 11 Joe Shaller 14:09 Oak Ridge
42. 11 Andrew Frost 14:09 Del Campo
43. 12 John Kretschmann 14:11 Folsom
44. 12 Derek Jeffries 14:11 Casa Roble
45. 12 Keis Verleur 14:13 Union Mine
46. 11 Josh Pettingill 14:14 Folsom
47. 11 Spencer Bilyeu 14:14 Whitney
48. 11 Brayden Leach 14:15 Roseville
49. 10 Brent Kaneyuki 14:17 Center
50. 11 Saul Bermudez 14:17 Center
51. 11 Robert LaPeer 14:18 Whitney
52. 11 Blake Fabian 14:19 Oak Ridge
53. 12 Max Wright 14:21 Casa Roble
54. 11 Isaiah McElvain 14:22 Del Campo
55. 12 Bret McNamee 14:23 Oak Ridge
56. 10 Daniel Wright 14:24 Folsom
57. 12 Matthew Sangria 14:27 Roseville
58. 12 Josh Gladwell 14:33 Oak Ridge
59. 11 Adam Benouar 14:36 Union Mine
60. 11 Jonathan Weinberg 14:37 Oakmont
61. 12 Tristen Bohn 14:43 Colfax
62. 12 Andrew Huitt 14:45 Jesuit
63. 11 Matthew Hopper 14:48 Folsom
64. 10 Brett Burink 14:50 Union Mine
65. 12 Garrett Bardini 14:53 Oak Ridge
66. 11 Walt Askea 14:57 Durham
67. 11 Joshua Vrooman 15:01 Colfax
68. 11 Mitch Hauser 15:04 Oak Ridge
69. 11 Travis Vo 15:08 Folsom
70. 10 Adrian Rodriguez 15:11 Del Campo
71. 11 Garrett Murayama 15:15 Center
72. 12 Gerardo Flores 15:17 Folsom
73. 12 Curtis Roth 15:18 Del Campo
74. 12 Trevor Bischel 15:21 Durham
75. 11 Trent Martin 15:21 Whitney
76. 11 Joe Patterson 15:33 Durham
77. 11 Austin Cordero 15:37 Union Mine
78. 10 Cody Arvonen 15:37 Durham
79. 12 David Montalvo 15:40 Roseville
80. 9 Andy Ma 15:47 Center
81. 12 Aaron Jonas 15:55 Union Mine
82. 9 Matt Clark 16:05 Union Mine
83. 11 Darius Rucker 16:26 Marysville
84. 12 Jesus Patino 16:36 Center
85. 11 Ethan Albers 16:42 Casa Roble
86. 12 Jonathan Coleman 16:48 Foothill (Sacramento)
87. 11 Adam Ketchum 17:07 Sacramento Country Day
88. 11 Paul Yegorov 17:16 Center
89. 11 Scott Robinson 17:17 Union Mine
90. 12 Joseph Bulla 17:48 Center
91. 11 Dominic Rudd 18:03 Casa Roble
92. 11 Colby Lopez 18:22 Casa Roble
93. 12 Tyler Bohn 19:34 Colfax
94. 11 Bradley Harrington 19:42 Marysville
95. 12 James Wahl 21:07 Foothill (Sacramento)
Frosh Soph Boys Teams
1. Jesuit 48
2. Woodcreek 58
3. Whitney 89
4. Oak Ridge 89
5. Oakmont 122
6. Roseville 163
7. Del Campo 196
8. Casa Roble 223
9. Folsom 227
10. Center 238
Frosh Soph Boys Individuals
1. 10 Robert Bell 13:25 Jesuit
2. 10 Jeremy Pond 13:25 Whitney
3. 10 Logan Dodge 13:29 Whitney
4. 9 Jorge Pena III 13:32 Woodcreek
5. 10 Mauricio Tinoco 13:45 Oakmont
6. 10 Matthew Durel 13:55 Woodcreek
7. 10 Patrick Caslin 14:01 Jesuit
8. 9 Drew Spencer 14:04 Oak Ridge
9. 9 Matt Willis 14:10 Whitney
10. 10 Rohan Nalawadi 14:15 Oak Ridge
11. 9 Tony Zortman 14:15 Woodcreek
12. 9 David Vincent 14:28 Jesuit
13. 10 Alex Tyree 14:28 Jesuit
14. 9 Salvador Villegas 14:35 Del Campo
15. 10 David Kerstan 14:47 Marysville
16. 9 Jordan Rahe 14:49 Jesuit
17. 9 Nathan Bailey 14:53 Union Mine
18. 10 Zach Seminer 14:54 Roseville
19. 9 Tyler Salcido 14:59 Oak Ridge
20. 10 Alex Ly 15:00 Woodcreek
21. 10 Jordan Evans 15:00 Woodcreek
22. 10 Josh Simpson 15:09 Oakmont
23. 10 Antonio Patino 15:10 Center
24. 10 Kevin Cendro 15:10 Jesuit
25. 10 Ben Langreck 15:12 Oak Ridge
26. 10 Adam Gerhards 15:17 Folsom
27. 9 Jamie Moddelmog 15:17 Jesuit
28. 10 Rumaldo Castro 15:21 Roseville
29. 9 Dallas Curran 15:22 Casa Roble
30. 9 Zion Massil 15:24 Oakmont
31. 9 Aiden Carrigg 15:27 Roseville
32. 10 Raul Bernal 15:28 Jesuit
33. 9 Peter Beardsley 15:29 Jesuit
34. 9 Atir Mirza 15:35 Whitney
35. 10 Nolan Vanhonsebrouck 15:45 Oak Ridge
36. 9 Kyle Young 15:45 Jesuit
37. 9 Christian Wilde 15:49 Oak Ridge
38. 9 Nathan Nguyen 15:52 Roseville
39. 9 Kevin Wells 15:52 Jesuit
40. 10 Dale Ivie 16:01 Oakmont
41. 10 Jake Hall 16:01 Oakmont
42. 10 Phillip Tasabia 16:01 Del Campo
43. 9 Jordan Pink 16:07 Jesuit
44. 10 Tim Xiong 16:09 Del Campo
45. 10 Christian Wright 16:10 Oakmont
46. 10 Alex Pastor 16:13 Center
47. 9 Julian Andaya 16:14 Oak Ridge
48. 10 Tim Brannan 16:15 Jesuit
49. 10 Marshall Comia 16:22 Oakmont
50. 10 Justin McAfee 16:23 Casa Roble
51. 9 Brennan Bruegger 16:24 Oakmont
52. 9 Anthony Toro 16:30 Colfax
53. 10 Thomas Turner 16:31 Casa Roble
54. 10 Allen Munk 16:35 Casa Roble
55. 9 Joseph Diaz 16:37 Oak Ridge
56. 9 Elliot Raskin 16:40 Jesuit
57. 12 Antonio Franco 16:42 Whitney
58. 9 Ryan Peri 16:43 Woodcreek
59. 10 Nick Gladwell 16:44 Oak Ridge
60. 10 Cooper Sammis 16:46 Del Campo
61. 10 Carter Chugg 16:49 Oakmont
62. 9 Waqar Ahmed 16:49 Folsom
63. 9 Alec Ewers 16:50 Oakmont
64. 9 Sean Jones 16:51 Whitney
65. 9 Nicholas Weil 16:51 Folsom
66. 9 Cole Baer 16:55 Jesuit
67. 10 Matthew Owens 16:56 Woodcreek
68. 9 Christopher Raj 16:57 Jesuit
69. 9 John Russell 17:00 Folsom
70. 10 Josh Eastman 17:03 Oakmont
71. 9 Mason Cunningham 17:05 Oak Ridge
72. 9 Nicholas Knight 17:09 Woodcreek
73. 9 Isaac Avalos 17:10 Oakmont
74. 9 Brandon Moua 17:12 Woodcreek
75. 10 Dylan O'Brien 17:21 Woodcreek
76. 9 Dominik Lovric 17:28 Folsom
77. 9 Sam Burdick 17:28 Union Mine
78. 9 Jackson Meyers 17:29 Folsom
79. 9 Austin Willems 17:30 Whitney
80. 10 Chris Webber 17:33 Folsom
81. 9 Ben Encisco 17:33 Oak Ridge
82. 9 Alex Yegorov 17:36 Center
83. 9 Aaron Covert 17:43 Marysville
84. 9 Aaron Pickett 17:43 Center
85. 10 Christian McKittrick 17:49 Roseville
86. 9 Austyn Crighton 17:53 Roseville
87. 9 Alex Schalaman 17:56 Roseville
88. 9 Connor Grove 17:58 Roseville
89. 10 KC Morgan 17:59 Union Mine
90. 9 Khemtis Kertim 18:03 Whitney
91. 9 Brad Kelsey 18:06 Woodcreek
92. 10 Tim Eastman 18:08 Oakmont
93. 10 Chris Appel 18:11 Jesuit
94. 10 Ershad Forghany 18:13 Jesuit
95. 9 Loric Phillips 18:19 Oak Ridge
96. 9 Andrew Vallero 18:23 Jesuit
97. 10 Dillon McMenomey 18:24 Colfax
98. 10 Caden Unholz 18:25 Colfax
99. 10 Bud Grant 18:30 Del Campo
100. 10 Brandon Swanson 18:31 Center
101. 10 Matthew Chiono 18:35 Marysville
102. 9 Jared Guthrie 18:35 Jesuit
103. 10 Vincent Ma 18:37 Center
104. 10 Travis Mays 18:39 Roseville
105. 10 Jordan Jolls 18:45 Woodcreek
106. 10 Troy Farnworth 18:48 Whitney
107. 10 Nathan Maxfield 18:51 Whitney
108. 9 Owen Cutter 18:52 Roseville
109. 9 Chris Fines 19:03 Jesuit
110. 9 Justin Au 19:19 Woodcreek
111. 9 Alex Chimil 19:23 Del Campo
112. 10 Edwin Perez 19:34 Jesuit
113. 10 Matthew Fredrickson 19:48 Oakmont
114. 10 Victor Liang 20:09 Oakmont
115. 9 Brant Corona 20:29 Marysville
116. 10 Curtis Barnes 21:09 Foothill (Sacramento)
117. 9 Adrian Rios 21:12 Del Campo
118. 10 Paul Boucher 21:45 Casa Roble
119. 9 Tristan Eckels 21:50 Oakmont
120. 9 Isaac Larson 22:04 Colfax
121. 10 James Park 22:05 Del Campo
122. 9 Harrison Hong 22:18 Jesuit
123. 9 Chance Allen 24:27 Del Campo
Boys Junior Varsity Teams
4,000 Meters
1. Folsom 41
2. Jesuit 49
3. Woodcreek 59
4. Whitney 87
5. Oakmont 102
6. Vanguard College P... 186
7. Sacramento 189
Boys Junior Varsity Individuals
1. 11 Logan Kohne 14:30 Folsom
2. 10 Kaleb Outhavong 14:35 Folsom
3. 12 Brandon Waterhouse 14:35 Woodcreek
4. 11 Matthew Griffin 14:37 Jesuit
5. 10 Zachary Stewart 14:45 Folsom
6. 12 Matt Becker 14:47 Whitney
7. 11 James Kurdyumov 14:48 Woodcreek
8. 11 Josh Vega 15:00 Oakmont
9. 11 Marcus Bernard 15:14 Jesuit
10. 12 Mario Zendejas 15:21 Jesuit
11. 11 Levi Zumpano 15:23 Whitney
12. 11 Jack Baer 15:33 Jesuit
13. 11 Matt Griffin 15:36 Woodcreek
14. 11 Trevor Beards 15:39 Jesuit
15. 10 Rajan Basra 15:41 Folsom
16. 12 Jacob Iritani 15:49 Jesuit
17. 11 Alejandro Alfaro 15:52 Woodcreek
18. 10 Adrian Lauderdale 15:56 Folsom
19. 12 Jeremiah Brown 16:02 Woodcreek
20. 12 Drake Burrier 16:03 Whitney
21. 11 Austin Anderson 16:21 Whitney
22. 11 Anthony Horn 16:23 Oakmont
23. 11 Karan Sidhu 16:29 Oakmont
24. 12 Danny Jones 16:30 Oakmont
25. 12 Kyle Denison 16:31 Oak Ridge
26. 11 Daniel Shevchyk 16:42 Oakmont
27. 12 Erik Tikhohov 16:45 Oak Ridge
28. 12 Matthew Bajamundi 16:49 Jesuit
29. 12 Claudio Aravena 16:51 Woodcreek
30. 11 Arthur Yuriychuk 17:15 Oakmont
31. 11 Austin Leverenz 17:24 Whitney
32. 11 Jeet Shah 17:29 Oakmont
33. 12 Matthew Woollgar 17:32 Jesuit
34. 11 Giuseppe Micchio 17:35 Oakmont
35. 12 Robert Pachinger 17:39 Del Campo
36. 12 Brandon Pulley 17:47 Woodcreek
37. 11 Nick Golden 17:58 Whitney
38. 11 Giancarlo Brida 18:02 Jesuit
39. 11 Tyler Tate 18:23 Woodcreek
40. 11 Tim Baker 18:32 Woodcreek
41. 11 Shubham Batra 18:51 Oakmont
42. 12 Trung Nguyen 19:04 Roseville
43. 10 Noah Renfrow 19:37 Vanguard College Pre...
44. 11 Tyler Cox 19:43 Vanguard College Pre...
45. 12 Rey Punao 20:26 Oak Ridge
46. 12 Bishop Major 21:07 Sacramento
47. 12 Steven Hamilton 21:07 Del Campo
48. 11 Chris San Miguel 21:27 Vanguard College Pre...
49. 11 Ryan Sopwith 21:48 Jesuit
50. 12 Brenden Carey 22:30 Roseville
51. 12 Austin Evans 22:49 Sacramento
52. 12 Mikeal Young 23:02 Sacramento
53. 12 Stephon Dyson 23:10 Sacramento
54. 12 Ermius Jones 23:23 Sacramento
55. 12 Micheal Edwards 26:08 Vanguard College Pre...
56. 12 Devin Harris 26:56 Woodcreek
57. 10 Khaled Alanesi 28:12 Vanguard College Pre...
58. 12 Jalal Gubary 39:45 Vanguard College Pre...
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Top Ten Girls Times Combined
1. 10 Angela Dipentino 14:34 Woodcreek
2. 12 Miranda Myers 14:39 St Francis
3. 12 Peyton Bilo 14:42 St Francis
4. 11 Lauren Mason 15:03 Woodcreek
1FS. 9 Ava Nkadi 15:17 St Francis
5. 9 Maddy Denner 15:21 Oak Ridge
6. 9 Elena Denner 15:22 Oak Ridge
7. 11 Arial Hendrickson 15:27 Oak Ridge
8. 12 Muna Alhamad 15:30 Folsom
2FS. 9 Alize Hartke 15:30 Oakmont
Girls Varsity Teams
1. Oak Ridge 38
2. Woodcreek 46
3. St Francis 64
4. Folsom 105
5. Roseville 123
6. Whitney 172
7. Union Mine 192
8. Oakmont 209
9. Center 209
Girls Varsity Individuals
1. 10 Angela Dipentino 14:34 Woodcreek
2. 12 Miranda Myers 14:39 St Francis
3. 12 Peyton Bilo 14:42 St Francis
4. 11 Lauren Mason 15:03 Woodcreek
5. 9 Maddy Denner 15:21 Oak Ridge
6. 9 Elena Denner 15:22 Oak Ridge
7. 11 Arial Hendrickson 15:27 Oak Ridge
8. 12 Muna Alhamad 15:30 Folsom
9. 10 Sarah Dolley 15:41 Oak Ridge
10. 11 Teresa Zortman 15:45 Woodcreek
11. 11 Mikhayla Polivka 15:46 Oak Ridge
12. 11 Hattie Groat 15:46 Whitney
13. 9 Emily Botnen 15:48 Roseville
14. 11 Chase Worthen 15:51 St Francis
15. 10 Taylor Everts 15:55 Woodcreek
16. 11 Teresa Boatman 15:56 Woodcreek
17. 12 Colleen Evans 15:57 Folsom
18. 10 Madison Meade 15:57 Roseville
19. 10 Kat Copeland 16:00 Folsom
20. 11 Gloria Dabiri 16:03 Oak Ridge
21. 11 Ozora Cheek 16:07 Whitney
22. 11 Ariane Arndt 16:15 St Francis
23. 11 Gabrielle Dyer 16:17 St Francis
24. 12 Lindsey Rowell 16:18 Woodcreek
25. 9 Emma Smith 16:18 Roseville
26. 11 Allison Babbage 16:19 Union Mine
27. 12 Elisabeth McCallum 16:30 Woodcreek
28. 10 Caitlynn Lange 16:45 Folsom
29. 10 Isabella Ancona 16:55 Union Mine
30. 12 Amanda Larivee 16:56 St Francis
31. 11 Emma Sessano 16:57 Roseville
32. 10 Michaela Yack 16:57 Union Mine
33. 12 Michelle Hanson 16:59 Folsom
34. 10 Acacia Tenette 17:06 Center
35. 10 Ellie Coffee 17:10 Durham
36. 12 Kylie Michaels 17:10 Oakmont
37. 12 Ashley Albor 17:13 Casa Roble
38. 9 Brooke Ortiz 17:32 Roseville
39. 11 Lauren Craig 17:48 Casa Roble
40. 10 Ireland Bonds 17:50 Folsom
41. 11 Whitney Lelis 17:55 Oakmont
42. 12 Mia Liu 17:56 Oakmont
43. 11 Danel Camacho 17:58 Roseville
44. 12 Devyn Everts 18:00 Woodcreek
45. 11 Elaine Lopez 18:01 Marysville
46. 11 Kaylee Reed 18:05 Center
47. 11 Amanda Pope 18:08 Center
48. 12 Haley Ellis 18:09 Whitney
49. 11 Hunter Vinsonhaler 18:10 Oakmont
50. 12 Nicole Williams 18:29 Center
51. 12 Natalie Davis 18:42 Durham
52. 11 Rachel Makenzie 18:49 Whitney
53. 11 Daija Smith 18:50 Center
54. 12 Theresa Kaneyuki 19:07 Center
55. 11 Emma Belliveau 19:25 Sacramento Country Day
56. 12 Aubrei Stahl 19:25 Roseville
57. 11 April Mueller 19:27 Casa Roble
58. 12 Faith Gottenberg 19:29 Whitney
59. 11 Katherine Morgan 19:35 Union Mine
60. 11 Abbi Johnson 19:41 Folsom
61. 12 Jenna Bowles 19:56 Oakmont
62. 11 Ciara Needles 20:18 Casa Roble
63. 11 Ashley Bell 20:20 Union Mine
64. 11 Heather Kim 21:15 Whitney
65. 12 Jenine Lopez 21:19 Marysville
66. 11 Dominique Danzero 21:27 Marysville
67. 12 Chloe Chalon 21:29 Marysville
68. 11 Laura Richter 21:39 Colfax
Frosh/Soph Girls Teams
1. St Francis 36
2. Woodcreek 65
3. Oak Ridge 103
4. Whitney 109
5. Folsom 111
6. Oakmont 130
7. Casa Roble 148
Frosh/Soph Girls Individuals
1. 9 Ava Nkadi 15:17 St Francis
2. 9 Alize Hartke 15:30 Oakmont
3. 9 Annika Mellquist 15:46 Woodcreek
4. 9 Sydney Vandegrift 16:15 St Francis
5. 10 Laura Bohannon 16:16 Woodcreek
6. 9 Kayla Renner 16:30 Oak Ridge
7. 9 Savanna McGrew 16:46 St Francis
8. 9 Rachel Pajer 16:58 Folsom
9. 10 Kayla Battise 17:02 Oakmont
10. 9 Haley` Dean 17:03 Oak Ridge
11. 9 Ashley Reid 17:07 St Francis
12. 10 Misha Johnson 17:07 Whitney
13. 10 Michaela Mark 17:10 St Francis
14. 9 Sahaana Narayanan 17:14 Casa Roble
15. 9 McKenzie Lewis 17:18 Woodcreek
16. 10 Allie Lourim 17:24 St Francis
17. 9 Meghan Townsley 17:39 Whitney
18. 10 Emily Neria 17:45 Folsom
19. 9 Erica Cradeur 17:51 St Francis
20. 9 Claire Tami 17:54 Woodcreek
21. 10 Eliza Harding 17:56 Folsom
22. 9 Emma Mays 18:00 Roseville
23. 10 McKenna Weitzel 18:06 Woodcreek
24. 9 Gabriela Romero 18:07 Whitney
25. 10 Bailey Martin 18:19 St Francis
26. 10 Katie Sanfelice 18:21 Oak Ridge
27. 9 Sarah Craig 18:21 Casa Roble
28. 10 Megan Chalfant 18:24 Woodcreek
29. 9 Victoria Kane 18:27 St Francis
30. 9 Madeline Vanhonseb... 18:28 Oak Ridge
31. 10 Jocelyn Brelsford 18:28 Whitney
32. 9 Alana Reyna 18:36 St Francis
33. 10 Niki Johnson 18:38 Whitney
34. 10 Kerry Miller 18:40 Oakmont
35. 10 Isabel Oleson 18:47 Folsom
36. 9 Julia Swartout 18:54 Casa Roble
37. 10 Kaitlyn Pon 18:57 Roseville
38. 10 Marissa Mavy 18:59 Folsom
39. 10 Breanna Winter 19:10 Union Mine
40. 9 Carly Cramer 19:10 Colfax
41. 10 Sophie Peters 19:15 St Francis
42. 10 Amanda Ly 19:16 Woodcreek
43. 9 Chynna Hinrichsen 19:23 St Francis
44. 9 Megan Soares 19:24 Whitney
45. 10 Katrina Campbell 19:25 Woodcreek
46. 9 Emma Reed 19:29 Oak Ridge
47. 9 Sarah Sessano 19:32 Roseville
48. 9 Kassandra Kendall 19:32 Casa Roble
49. 10 Geneva Huynh 19:46 Folsom
50. 10 Savanah Porter 19:53 Colfax
51. 10 Lexie Hayek 19:57 Oak Ridge
52. 9 Kayla Shaw 20:37 Casa Roble
53. 9 Maya Solis 20:44 St Francis
54. 10 Zoe Lyons 20:44 Whitney
55. 10 Taylor Choisser 20:52 Whitney
56. 10 Christine Neumaier 21:00 Oakmont
57. 9 Madi Hold 21:02 Oak Ridge
58. 10 Allison Bedrin 21:05 Whitney
59. 9 Casey Shaw 21:08 Casa Roble
60. 9 Hannah Gottenberg 21:09 Whitney
61. 9 Avery Davis 21:09 Woodcreek
62. 10 Natalie Guadiana 21:09 Union Mine
63. 9 Jennifer Pollock 21:23 Folsom
64. 10 Kaitlin Lange 21:33 St Francis
65. 10 Julia Carey 21:35 Casa Roble
66. 9 Megan Vinther 21:46 Roseville
67. 9 Isabella Vazquez 21:48 St Francis
68. 9 Annabelle Mathews 22:10 Marysville
69. 9 Alex Diamant 22:19 St Francis
70. 10 Hannah Wahlquist 22:35 Casa Roble
71. 10 Eileen Xie 22:57 Oak Ridge
72. 9 Taylor Power 23:30 Colfax
73. 9 Taylor Born 24:29 Oakmont
74. 10 Joslynn Smith 26:44 Union Mine
75. 10 Sarah Morse 30:27 Marysville
Junior Varsity Girls Teams
1. St Francis 17
2. Woodcreek 40
3. Roseville 74
Junior Varsity Girls Individuals
1. 11 Juliet Batturaro 17:24 St Francis
2. 12 Ellie Velez 17:29 Oak Ridge
3. 12 Sabrina Andrus 17:32 Oak Ridge
4. 12 Heather Evans 17:34 Folsom
5. 12 Macie Tanaka 17:51 St Francis
6. 11 Jessica Danens 17:56 St Francis
7. 11 Alanna Appel 17:57 St Francis
8. 12 Jean Badroos 18:14 Woodcreek
9. 11 Madison Gomez 18:35 Woodcreek
10. 11 Samantha Gallia 18:39 St Francis
11. 10 Ashley Bernard 18:46 Sacramento
12. 11 Sophia Tielman Heb... 19:02 Woodcreek
13. 12 Katie Chalfant 19:10 Woodcreek
14. 11 Isabela Garcia 19:13 St Francis
15. 12 Sabrina Schott 19:23 Roseville
16. 11 Jackie McCann 19:25 Woodcreek
17. 12 Seienna Papini 19:48 Roseville
18. 9 Hannah Denton 20:02 Vanguard College Pre...
19. 11 Raegan Healey 20:04 St Francis
20. 12 Karina Kauffman 20:09 Oak Ridge
21. 12 Zaryn Cardoza 20:12 Roseville
22. 11 Sophie Huang 20:14 St Francis
23. 11 Isabella Filigenzi 20:18 St Francis
24. 11 Isabella Saca 20:19 St Francis
25. 12 Vanessa Silva 20:19 St Francis
26. 10 Anna Adams 20:36 Folsom
27. 11 Alyssa Allen 20:37 Oakmont
28. 11 Melissa Cifuentes 21:08 Folsom
29. 11 Amy Sullivan 21:21 Woodcreek
30. 11 Lily Fernandez 21:24 Folsom
31. 12 Sami Jo Sanfelice 21:35 Oak Ridge
32. 12 Carissa Peri 21:50 Roseville
33. 12 Haylee Sex 22:05 Roseville
34. 12 Alex Amador 22:50 Woodcreek
35. 11 Nicole Herrera 23:06 Oakmont
36. 11 Andrea Ludovina 23:14 Roseville
37. 12 Emily Reinl 23:24 St Francis
38. 12 Emma Hardling 23:24 Oakmont
39. 11 Courtney Shambre 24:11 Woodcreek
40. 11 Bridget Kerins 26:13 Woodcreek
41. 11 Ashley Holbert 26:14 Vanguard College Pre...
University of San Francisco Invitational
8/30/2014Speedway Meadow, Golden Gate Park, SF, CA
Men 8k Run CC
PlaceNameAffiliationFinalsHeatPoints
Results - Men
1Yohaness Estifanos (FR)California25:07.311
2Chris Walden (JR)California25:07.412
3Leland Later (JR)California25:14.513
4Garrett Sweatt (SO)Stanford25:26.414
5Michael Atchoo (SR)Stanford25:26.415
6Jack Keelan (FR)Stanford25:26.416
7Sam Wharton (FR)Stanford25:26.517
8Joe Rosa (JR)Stanford25:26.718
9Trent Brendel (FR)California25:32.819
10Steven GrolleUnattached25:38.81
11Seamus Land (SO)California25:41.9210
12Ben Branagh (SO)San Jose St.25:43.3211
13Josh Lewis (FR)California25:50.7212
14Jarrett Moore (SR)San Francisco25:51.3213
15Edward Trim (SO)California25:54.0214
16Kristian Martinez (SO)California25:59.02
17Jannik Ernst (JR)San Jose St.26:00.7215
18Thomas Bradley (SO)San Francisco26:03.0216
19Adam Thorne (SO)Stanford26:08.2217
20Josue Gonzalez (FR)San Jose St.26:09.6218
21Kurt Ruegg (SR)Santa Clara26:12.9319
22Ryan Greenough (JR)Santa Clara26:13.6320
23Joey Berriatua (SO)Santa Clara26:14.9321
24Sean Jagerson (SO)American River26:18.5322
25Marco Bertolotti (SR)Stanford26:18.6323
26Thomas Coyle (FR)Stanford26:18.83
27Bryan Crook (JR)Santa Clara26:19.2324
28Patrick Gibson (FR)Stanford26:22.43
29Aidan Schraer (SO)American River26:28.4325
30Adrian Hinojosa (JR)Santa Clara26:31.9326
31Mohamed Aziz (FR)San Francisco26:33.9427
32Angel Alcantar (JR)Cal St. Northridge26:34.8428
33Craig Huff (FR)San Jose St.26:36.4429
34Noah Westfall (FR)Santa Clara26:38.4430
35Jason Morris (SO)American River26:44.3431
36Andrew Melendez (FR)Santa Clara26:46.0432
37Peter Stephens (SR)Santa Clara26:46.54
38Matthew Stephens (SR)San Jose St.26:48.7433
39Omar Solis (SO)San Francisco26:53.6434
40Theron Carmichael (SR)UC Santa Cruz26:56.9435
41Geofry Sarco (FR)Cal St. Northridge26:58.7536
42Quentin Purtzer (FR)San Francisco26:59.8537
43Andrew Bland (SO)California27:00.95
44Eddie Strnad (SR)UC Santa Cruz27:01.2538
45Eugene Hamilton III (FR)California27:12.25
46David French (FR)American River27:12.5539
47Patrick Jagerson (SO)American River27:13.7540
48Logan Stahl (SO)American River27:24.7541
49Galen Fritz (FR)American River27:25.2542
50Xavier Gaulman (FR)American River27:29.95
51Brad Needles (FR)American River27:30.66
52Charlie Nettle (FR)Cal St. Northridge27:32.3643
53Cooper Roach (FR)Santa Clara27:35.06
54Luis Chavez (FR)Cal St. Northridge27:36.1644
55Manuel Vargas (FR)Cal St. Northridge27:40.8645
56Casiano Aguirre (FR)American River27:49.96
57Sean Gregg (FR)American River27:50.06
58Martin Santillan (SR)Cal St. Northridge27:51.3646
59Nathan Platt (SO)UC Santa Cruz27:53.4647
60Chris Garcia (FR)American River27:56.26
61Sean Roe (SR)Santa Clara27:57.17
62Kevin Seaver (FR)San Francisco27:59.7748
63Tony Ferrari (SR)Santa Clara28:12.57
64James Cahill (JR)UC Santa Cruz28:16.9749
65Leland Wong (JR)Santa Clara28:17.67
66Epi Nunez (SO)American River28:20.17
67Dylan Haerle (SO)Cal St. Northridge28:26.0750
68Ian Young (FR)San Jose St.28:39.5751
69Garrick ChanUnattached28:43.37
70Anthony Sanchez (FR)American River29:01.27
71Pablo BorceguinUnattached29:02.68
72Jose BaroanaMerritt29:05.48
73William ContrerasCalifornia29:19.08
74Takehiro Yamaya (FR)UC Santa Cruz29:30.1852
75Ronnie Rosal (FR)Delta29:45.4853
76Matt Burke (SO)Santa Clara29:53.58
77Abel Lopez (FR)Delta30:17.7854
78Zackery Ramos-Taylor (JR)UC Santa Cruz30:36.1855
79Tyler Dougherty (FR)Merritt30:44.38
80Anthony Alcantar (FR)Delta31:07.5856
81Julio Nicaragua (SO)Delta31:07.5957
82Peter Thach (FR)Delta31:28.3958
83Ivan GonzalezCalifornia31:48.39
84Curtis Ericcson (SO)Delta31:49.0959
85John VuUnattached36:33.29
Team Scores
RankAffiliationTotal12345*6*7*8*9
1California251239101214
Total Time: 2:06:43.90
Average: 25:20.78
2Stanford30456781723
Total Time: 2:07:12.40
Average: 25:26.48
3San Jose St.106111518293351
Total Time: 2:11:18.70
Average: 26:15.74
4Santa Clara11019202124263032
Total Time: 2:11:32.50
Average: 26:18.50
5San Francisco127131627343748
Total Time: 2:12:21.61
Average: 26:28.32
6American River15722253139404142
Total Time: 2:13:57.40
Average: 26:47.48
7Cal St. Northridge19628364344454650
Total Time: 2:16:22.70
Average: 27:16.54
8UC Santa Cruz221353847495255
Total Time: 2:19:38.50
Average: 27:55.70
9Delta278535456575859
Total Time: 2:33:46.40
Average: 30:45.28
Women 5k Run CC
PlaceNameAffiliationFinalsHeatPoints
Results - Women
1Elizabeth Nelson (JR)Cal St. Northridge17:54.111
2Megan Bordes (SO)California17:59.512
3Vanessa Fraser (SO)Stanford18:02.413
4Sophie Chase (SO)Stanford18:02.414
5Molly McNamara (SR)Stanford18:02.415
6Emma Fisher (FR)Stanford18:02.516
7Rebecca Mehra (JR)Stanford18:02.817
8Haley Dorris (FR)San Francisco18:07.718
9Heather Cerney (SR)California18:13.919
10Daryl Phil (SO)San Francisco18:19.1110
11Ashlyn Dadkhah (JR)California18:21.7211
12Ashley Moffett (SO)San Francisco18:25.6212
13Leann Jarvis (FR)California18:29.9213
14Kelsey Nielsen (FR)San Francisco18:30.8214
15Jenny Beckingham (JR)San Jose St.18:51.1215
16Danielle Hoop (SR)Cumberlands18:52.5216
17Molly Babcock (SO)California18:56.0217
18Erin Thomas (FR)San Francisco19:10.5218
19Jamie West (JR)UC Santa Cruz19:16.6219
20Sophia Volk (SO)San Francisco19:19.0220
21Becca Garcia (SR)San Jose St.19:19.5321
22Caitlin Devlin (SR)UC Santa Cruz19:21.2322
23Grayson Murphy (FR)Santa Clara19:23.9323
24Amia Nash (SR)Santa Clara19:25.2324
25Camille Dyer (JR)Santa Clara19:25.6325
26Kelly Ryan (SR)Santa Clara19:25.8326
27Hannah Wood (FR)Santa Clara19:26.4327
28Elise Tello (FR)San Francisco19:31.3328
29Jocelyne Ferrufino (SR)Cal St. Northridge19:32.3329
30Kaitlyn Kuehn (SO)Santa Clara19:33.4330
31Karina Nunes (SO)San Jose St.19:34.5431
32Cami Chapus (JR)Stanford19:35.8432
33Allison Kimura (SR)San Jose St.19:39.4433
34Melanie Fujiwara (SO)San Jose St.19:44.8434
35Megan Magdaleno (SR)Cal St. Northridge19:46.1435
36Becky Grabow (JR)Pacific19:46.3436
37Mia Knipper (JR)Pacific19:46.3437
38Lindsay Wourms (JR)Pacific19:46.3438
39Meg McGaha (SO)Cumberlands19:54.5439
40CiCi Wilson-Beard (SO)Delta19:55.1440
41Marisa Rudolph (FR)Santa Clara19:56.6541
42Marissa Buckley (SR)San Jose St.19:59.2542
43Allison Martinez (FR)Santa Clara20:04.55
44Katherine HaysbertCalifornia20:06.5543
45Jenay Jauregui (SO)San Jose St.20:06.6544
46Maureen McGaha (SO)Cumberlands20:09.4545
47Diana Orozco (SR)San Jose St.20:15.85
48Christine Cremer (FR)Santa Clara20:16.85
49Kimberly Newton (FR)Cal St. Northridge20:17.9546
50Frankie Loayza (FR)UC Santa Cruz20:19.5547
51Rachael Duriez (SO)Cal St. Northridge20:20.2648
52Nicole Hoffman (SO)Delta20:26.7649
53Mimi Petersen (SR)UC Santa Cruz20:30.9650
54Lalida Maokhamphiou (JR)San Jose St.20:36.96
55Shelby Gibbons (SR)Cumberlands20:37.3651
56Lauren Nakaso (JR)Pacific20:37.8652
57Grace McManus (JR)Pacific20:38.0653
58Sydney Freeman (JR)Cumberlands20:41.7654
59Kate Yanish (JR)Santa Clara20:43.16
60Miranda Dos Santos (FR)San Jose St.20:45.16
61Karen Mac (FR)Santa Clara20:46.77
62Lizzie Meredith (FR)UC Santa Cruz20:50.0755
63Zehra Momini (FR)Delta20:51.8756
64Sarah Bailey (SR)Pacific20:53.5757
65Crystal Raygoza (FR)Cal St. Northridge21:09.9758
66Madison Peace (SO)Cumberlands21:11.5759
67Breanna Garcia (SR)San Jose St.21:15.17
68Maya Contreras (SO)UC Santa Cruz21:18.2760
69Samantha Ralstin (JR)California21:25.9761
70Anna Carrasco (SO)Delta21:30.0762
71Marayne Martin (FR)San Jose St.21:31.78
72Agnes Portal (SR)San Jose St.21:33.38
73Nijae Jones (SO)California21:35.28
74Autumn Burton (FR)UC Santa Cruz21:39.5863
75Sophia Mahoney (FR)UC Santa Cruz21:55.18
76Chelsea Pacheco (SO)Delta21:56.7864
77Valeria Ruiz (FR)UC Santa Cruz22:05.48
78Ashley Wares (SO)Delta22:07.9865
79Morgan Bailey (FR)Unattached22:11.78
80Kristina Lisitsin (FR)Delta22:17.0866
81Haida Holscher (SO)UC Santa Cruz22:19.79
82Taylor Pablo (SO)Delta22:39.59
83D'Asia Easter (SO)Delta22:48.59
84Jessica Stacey (SO)San Jose St.22:52.49
85Jessica Guerra (JR)Pacific23:17.0967
86Savannah Edgeworth (FR)Delta24:04.69
87Megan Murphy (FR)Pacific24:21.89
Team Scores
RankAffiliationTotal12345*6*7*8*9
1Stanford253456732
Total Time: 1:30:12.50
Average: 18:02.50
2California52291113174361
Total Time: 1:32:01.00
Average: 18:24.20
3San Francisco628101214182028
Total Time: 1:32:33.70
Average: 18:30.74
4Santa Clara12523242526273041
Total Time: 1:37:06.90
Average: 19:25.38
5San Jose St.13415213133344244
Total Time: 1:37:09.30
Average: 19:25.86
6Cal St. Northridge15912935464858
Total Time: 1:37:50.60
Average: 19:34.12
7UC Santa Cruz19319224750556063
Total Time: 1:40:18.20
Average: 20:03.64
8Cumberlands205163945515459
Total Time: 1:40:15.40
Average: 20:03.08
9Pacific21636373852535767
Total Time: 1:40:34.70
Average: 20:06.94
10Delta27140495662646566
Total Time: 1:44:40.30
Average: 20:56.06
Men 8k Run CC
PlaceNameAffiliationFinalsHeatPoints
Results - Men
1Yohaness Estifanos (FR)California25:07.311
2Chris Walden (JR)California25:07.412
3Leland Later (JR)California25:14.513
4Garrett Sweatt (SO)Stanford25:26.414
5Michael Atchoo (SR)Stanford25:26.415
6Jack Keelan (FR)Stanford25:26.416
7Sam Wharton (FR)Stanford25:26.517
8Joe Rosa (JR)Stanford25:26.718
9Trent Brendel (FR)California25:32.819
10Steven GrolleUnattached25:38.81
11Seamus Land (SO)California25:41.9210
12Ben Branagh (SO)San Jose St.25:43.3211
13Josh Lewis (FR)California25:50.7212
14Jarrett Moore (SR)San Francisco25:51.3213
15Edward Trim (SO)California25:54.0214
16Kristian Martinez (SO)California25:59.02
17Jannik Ernst (JR)San Jose St.26:00.7215
18Thomas Bradley (SO)San Francisco26:03.0216
19Adam Thorne (SO)Stanford26:08.2217
20Josue Gonzalez (FR)San Jose St.26:09.6218
21Kurt Ruegg (SR)Santa Clara26:12.9319
22Ryan Greenough (JR)Santa Clara26:13.6320
23Joey Berriatua (SO)Santa Clara26:14.9321
24Sean Jagerson (SO)American River26:18.5322
25Marco Bertolotti (SR)Stanford26:18.6323
26Thomas Coyle (FR)Stanford26:18.83
27Bryan Crook (JR)Santa Clara26:19.2324
28Patrick Gibson (FR)Stanford26:22.43
29Aidan Schraer (SO)American River26:28.4325
30Adrian Hinojosa (JR)Santa Clara26:31.9326
31Mohamed Aziz (FR)San Francisco26:33.9427
32Angel Alcantar (JR)Cal St. Northridge26:34.8428
33Craig Huff (FR)San Jose St.26:36.4429
34Noah Westfall (FR)Santa Clara26:38.4430
35Jason Morris (SO)American River26:44.3431
36Andrew Melendez (FR)Santa Clara26:46.0432
37Peter Stephens (SR)Santa Clara26:46.54
38Matthew Stephens (SR)San Jose St.26:48.7433
39Omar Solis (SO)San Francisco26:53.6434
40Theron Carmichael (SR)UC Santa Cruz26:56.9435
41Geofry Sarco (FR)Cal St. Northridge26:58.7536
42Quentin Purtzer (FR)San Francisco26:59.8537
43Andrew Bland (SO)California27:00.95
44Eddie Strnad (SR)UC Santa Cruz27:01.2538
45Eugene Hamilton III (FR)California27:12.25
46David French (FR)American River27:12.5539
47Patrick Jagerson (SO)American River27:13.7540
48Logan Stahl (SO)American River27:24.7541
49Galen Fritz (FR)American River27:25.2542
50Xavier Gaulman (FR)American River27:29.95
51Brad Needles (FR)American River27:30.66
52Charlie Nettle (FR)Cal St. Northridge27:32.3643
53Cooper Roach (FR)Santa Clara27:35.06
54Luis Chavez (FR)Cal St. Northridge27:36.1644
55Manuel Vargas (FR)Cal St. Northridge27:40.8645
56Casiano Aguirre (FR)American River27:49.96
57Sean Gregg (FR)American River27:50.06
58Martin Santillan (SR)Cal St. Northridge27:51.3646
59Nathan Platt (SO)UC Santa Cruz27:53.4647
60Chris Garcia (FR)American River27:56.26
61Sean Roe (SR)Santa Clara27:57.17
62Kevin Seaver (FR)San Francisco27:59.7748
63Tony Ferrari (SR)Santa Clara28:12.57
64James Cahill (JR)UC Santa Cruz28:16.9749
65Leland Wong (JR)Santa Clara28:17.67
66Epi Nunez (SO)American River28:20.17
67Dylan Haerle (SO)Cal St. Northridge28:26.0750
68Ian Young (FR)San Jose St.28:39.5751
69Garrick ChanUnattached28:43.37
70Anthony Sanchez (FR)American River29:01.27
71Pablo BorceguinUnattached29:02.68
72Jose BaroanaMerritt29:05.48
73William ContrerasCalifornia29:19.08
74Takehiro Yamaya (FR)UC Santa Cruz29:30.1852
75Ronnie Rosal (FR)Delta29:45.4853
76Matt Burke (SO)Santa Clara29:53.58
77Abel Lopez (FR)Delta30:17.7854
78Zackery Ramos-Taylor (JR)UC Santa Cruz30:36.1855
79Tyler Dougherty (FR)Merritt30:44.38
80Anthony Alcantar (FR)Delta31:07.5856
81Julio Nicaragua (SO)Delta31:07.5957
82Peter Thach (FR)Delta31:28.3958
83Ivan GonzalezCalifornia31:48.39
84Curtis Ericcson (SO)Delta31:49.0959
85John VuUnattached36:33.29
Team Scores
RankAffiliationTotal12345*6*7*8*9
1California251239101214
Total Time: 2:06:43.90
Average: 25:20.78
2Stanford30456781723
Total Time: 2:07:12.40
Average: 25:26.48
3San Jose St.106111518293351
Total Time: 2:11:18.70
Average: 26:15.74
4Santa Clara11019202124263032
Total Time: 2:11:32.50
Average: 26:18.50
5San Francisco127131627343748
Total Time: 2:12:21.61
Average: 26:28.32
6American River15722253139404142
Total Time: 2:13:57.40
Average: 26:47.48
7Cal St. Northridge19628364344454650
Total Time: 2:16:22.70
Average: 27:16.54
8UC Santa Cruz221353847495255
Total Time: 2:19:38.50
Average: 27:55.70
9Delta278535456575859
Total Time: 2:33:46.40
Average: 30:45.28
Women 5k Run CC
PlaceNameAffiliationFinalsHeatPoints
Results - Women
1Elizabeth Nelson (JR)Cal St. Northridge17:54.111
2Megan Bordes (SO)California17:59.512
3Vanessa Fraser (SO)Stanford18:02.413
4Sophie Chase (SO)Stanford18:02.414
5Molly McNamara (SR)Stanford18:02.415
6Emma Fisher (FR)Stanford18:02.516
7Rebecca Mehra (JR)Stanford18:02.817
8Haley Dorris (FR)San Francisco18:07.718
9Heather Cerney (SR)California18:13.919
10Daryl Phil (SO)San Francisco18:19.1110
11Ashlyn Dadkhah (JR)California18:21.7211
12Ashley Moffett (SO)San Francisco18:25.6212
13Leann Jarvis (FR)California18:29.9213
14Kelsey Nielsen (FR)San Francisco18:30.8214
15Jenny Beckingham (JR)San Jose St.18:51.1215
16Danielle Hoop (SR)Cumberlands18:52.5216
17Molly Babcock (SO)California18:56.0217
18Erin Thomas (FR)San Francisco19:10.5218
19Jamie West (JR)UC Santa Cruz19:16.6219
20Sophia Volk (SO)San Francisco19:19.0220
21Becca Garcia (SR)San Jose St.19:19.5321
22Caitlin Devlin (SR)UC Santa Cruz19:21.2322
23Grayson Murphy (FR)Santa Clara19:23.9323
24Amia Nash (SR)Santa Clara19:25.2324
25Camille Dyer (JR)Santa Clara19:25.6325
26Kelly Ryan (SR)Santa Clara19:25.8326
27Hannah Wood (FR)Santa Clara19:26.4327
28Elise Tello (FR)San Francisco19:31.3328
29Jocelyne Ferrufino (SR)Cal St. Northridge19:32.3329
30Kaitlyn Kuehn (SO)Santa Clara19:33.4330
31Karina Nunes (SO)San Jose St.19:34.5431
32Cami Chapus (JR)Stanford19:35.8432
33Allison Kimura (SR)San Jose St.19:39.4433
34Melanie Fujiwara (SO)San Jose St.19:44.8434
35Megan Magdaleno (SR)Cal St. Northridge19:46.1435
36Becky Grabow (JR)Pacific19:46.3436
37Mia Knipper (JR)Pacific19:46.3437
38Lindsay Wourms (JR)Pacific19:46.3438
39Meg McGaha (SO)Cumberlands19:54.5439
40CiCi Wilson-Beard (SO)Delta19:55.1440
41Marisa Rudolph (FR)Santa Clara19:56.6541
42Marissa Buckley (SR)San Jose St.19:59.2542
43Allison Martinez (FR)Santa Clara20:04.55
44Katherine HaysbertCalifornia20:06.5543
45Jenay Jauregui (SO)San Jose St.20:06.6544
46Maureen McGaha (SO)Cumberlands20:09.4545
47Diana Orozco (SR)San Jose St.20:15.85
48Christine Cremer (FR)Santa Clara20:16.85
49Kimberly Newton (FR)Cal St. Northridge20:17.9546
50Frankie Loayza (FR)UC Santa Cruz20:19.5547
51Rachael Duriez (SO)Cal St. Northridge20:20.2648
52Nicole Hoffman (SO)Delta20:26.7649
53Mimi Petersen (SR)UC Santa Cruz20:30.9650
54Lalida Maokhamphiou (JR)San Jose St.20:36.96
55Shelby Gibbons (SR)Cumberlands20:37.3651
56Lauren Nakaso (JR)Pacific20:37.8652
57Grace McManus (JR)Pacific20:38.0653
58Sydney Freeman (JR)Cumberlands20:41.7654
59Kate Yanish (JR)Santa Clara20:43.16
60Miranda Dos Santos (FR)San Jose St.20:45.16
61Karen Mac (FR)Santa Clara20:46.77
62Lizzie Meredith (FR)UC Santa Cruz20:50.0755
63Zehra Momini (FR)Delta20:51.8756
64Sarah Bailey (SR)Pacific20:53.5757
65Crystal Raygoza (FR)Cal St. Northridge21:09.9758
66Madison Peace (SO)Cumberlands21:11.5759
67Breanna Garcia (SR)San Jose St.21:15.17
68Maya Contreras (SO)UC Santa Cruz21:18.2760
69Samantha Ralstin (JR)California21:25.9761
70Anna Carrasco (SO)Delta21:30.0762
71Marayne Martin (FR)San Jose St.21:31.78
72Agnes Portal (SR)San Jose St.21:33.38
73Nijae Jones (SO)California21:35.28
74Autumn Burton (FR)UC Santa Cruz21:39.5863
75Sophia Mahoney (FR)UC Santa Cruz21:55.18
76Chelsea Pacheco (SO)Delta21:56.7864
77Valeria Ruiz (FR)UC Santa Cruz22:05.48
78Ashley Wares (SO)Delta22:07.9865
79Morgan Bailey (FR)Unattached22:11.78
80Kristina Lisitsin (FR)Delta22:17.0866
81Haida Holscher (SO)UC Santa Cruz22:19.79
82Taylor Pablo (SO)Delta22:39.59
83D'Asia Easter (SO)Delta22:48.59
84Jessica Stacey (SO)San Jose St.22:52.49
85Jessica Guerra (JR)Pacific23:17.0967
86Savannah Edgeworth (FR)Delta24:04.69
87Megan Murphy (FR)Pacific24:21.89
Team Scores
RankAffiliationTotal12345*6*7*8*9
1Stanford253456732
Total Time: 1:30:12.50
Average: 18:02.50
2California52291113174361
Total Time: 1:32:01.00
Average: 18:24.20
3San Francisco628101214182028
Total Time: 1:32:33.70
Average: 18:30.74
4Santa Clara12523242526273041
Total Time: 1:37:06.90
Average: 19:25.38
5San Jose St.13415213133344244
Total Time: 1:37:09.30
Average: 19:25.86
6Cal St. Northridge15912935464858
Total Time: 1:37:50.60
Average: 19:34.12
7UC Santa Cruz19319224750556063
Total Time: 1:40:18.20
Average: 20:03.64
8Cumberlands205163945515459
Total Time: 1:40:15.40
Average: 20:03.08
9Pacific21636373852535767
Total Time: 1:40:34.70
Average: 20:06.94
10Delta27140495662646566
Total Time: 1:44:40.30
Average: 20:56.06
STANFORD OPENS CROSS COUNTRY SEASON
Aug. 30, 2014
STANFORD OPENS CROSS COUNTRY SEASON
Cardinal second and third at USF Invite
SAN FRANCISCO – Stanford’s top-five ranked cross country teams opened the season at the USF Invitational in low-key fashion, earning the women’s team victory and finishing second among the men.
The Cardinal took a measured approach to the meet, which began and ended at Speedway Meadow in Golden Gate Park, concentrating on team running and achieving certain splits, rather than going all-out. In addition, many of the Cardinal’s top runners rested.
The results reflected Stanford’s approach. The Cardinal’s top five women finished as a pack, in third through seventh, to score 25 points to runner-up Cal’s 52. Vanessa Fraser was the top Cardinal finisher, running 18:02.4 over the 5K course (3.1 miles). The Stanford women are No. 4 in the USTFCCCA coaches’ rankings.
The top five Stanford men finished together, in fourth through eighth, scoring 30 points to first-place Cal’s 25. The Golden Bears took the first three places, with Garrett Sweatt heading the Stanford pack in fourth, running 25:26.4 over the 8K course (4.97 miles). The Cardinal men are ranked No. 5.
The meet signaled the collegiate cross country debuts for several sophomores who redshirted as freshmen -- Fraser and Emma Fisher for the women; and Jack Keelan, Sam Wharton, Tom Coyle and Patrick Gibson for the men. Keelan and Wharton were second and third at the U.S. junior national championships earlier this year. No true freshmen competed for Stanford on Saturday.
The team reported Thursday, raced Saturday, and leaves Sunday for a high-altitude training camp at Mammoth Lakes, Calif. (elevation 7,880 feet), on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada range, through Sept. 19. The fall quarter begins Sept. 22.
* * *
Winners and Stanford results:
Women (5K, 3.11 miles)
Team scores – 1, Stanford 25; 2, California 52; 3, San Francisco 62; 4, Santa Clara 125; 5, San Jose State 134; 6, Cal State Northridge 159; 7, UC Santa Cruz 193; 8, Cumberlands 205; 9, Pacific 216; 10, San Joaquin Delta 271.
Individual results – 1, Elizabeth Nelson (CS Northridge) 17:54.1. Stanford: 3, Vanessa Fraser 18:02.4; 4, Sophie Chase 18:02.4; 5, Molly McNamara 18:02.4; 6, Emma Fisher 18:02.5; 7, Rebecca Mehra 18:02.8; 32, Cami Chapus 19:35.8.
Men (8K, 4.97 miles)
Team scores – 1, California 25; 2, Stanford 30; 3, San Jose State 106; 4, Santa Clara 110; 5, San Francisco 127; 6, American River 157; 7, Cal State Northridge 196; 8, UC Santa Cruz 221; 9, San Joaquin Delta 278.
Individual results – 1, Yohaness Estifanos (Cal) 25:07.3. Stanford: 4, Garrett Sweatt 25:26.4; 5, Michael Atchoo 25:26.4; 6, Jack Keelan 25:26.4; 7, Sam Wharton 26:26.5; 8, Joe Rosa 25:26.7. 19, Adam Thorne 26:08.2; 25, Marco Bertolotti 26:18.6; 26, Tom Coyle 26:18.8; 28, Patrick Gibson 26:22.4.
Link to complete results: http://timerhub.com/get_web_index.php?DB_OEM_ID=30600&page=redcaptiming.com/2014/usfxc/
For more information, contact:
David Kiefer
Assistant Athletic Communications Director
Stanford University
dkiefer@stanford.edu
(650) 759-0258, cell
STANFORD OPENS CROSS COUNTRY SEASON
Cardinal second and third at USF Invite
SAN FRANCISCO – Stanford’s top-five ranked cross country teams opened the season at the USF Invitational in low-key fashion, earning the women’s team victory and finishing second among the men.
The Cardinal took a measured approach to the meet, which began and ended at Speedway Meadow in Golden Gate Park, concentrating on team running and achieving certain splits, rather than going all-out. In addition, many of the Cardinal’s top runners rested.
The results reflected Stanford’s approach. The Cardinal’s top five women finished as a pack, in third through seventh, to score 25 points to runner-up Cal’s 52. Vanessa Fraser was the top Cardinal finisher, running 18:02.4 over the 5K course (3.1 miles). The Stanford women are No. 4 in the USTFCCCA coaches’ rankings.
The top five Stanford men finished together, in fourth through eighth, scoring 30 points to first-place Cal’s 25. The Golden Bears took the first three places, with Garrett Sweatt heading the Stanford pack in fourth, running 25:26.4 over the 8K course (4.97 miles). The Cardinal men are ranked No. 5.
The meet signaled the collegiate cross country debuts for several sophomores who redshirted as freshmen -- Fraser and Emma Fisher for the women; and Jack Keelan, Sam Wharton, Tom Coyle and Patrick Gibson for the men. Keelan and Wharton were second and third at the U.S. junior national championships earlier this year. No true freshmen competed for Stanford on Saturday.
The team reported Thursday, raced Saturday, and leaves Sunday for a high-altitude training camp at Mammoth Lakes, Calif. (elevation 7,880 feet), on the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada range, through Sept. 19. The fall quarter begins Sept. 22.
* * *
Winners and Stanford results:
Women (5K, 3.11 miles)
Team scores – 1, Stanford 25; 2, California 52; 3, San Francisco 62; 4, Santa Clara 125; 5, San Jose State 134; 6, Cal State Northridge 159; 7, UC Santa Cruz 193; 8, Cumberlands 205; 9, Pacific 216; 10, San Joaquin Delta 271.
Individual results – 1, Elizabeth Nelson (CS Northridge) 17:54.1. Stanford: 3, Vanessa Fraser 18:02.4; 4, Sophie Chase 18:02.4; 5, Molly McNamara 18:02.4; 6, Emma Fisher 18:02.5; 7, Rebecca Mehra 18:02.8; 32, Cami Chapus 19:35.8.
Men (8K, 4.97 miles)
Team scores – 1, California 25; 2, Stanford 30; 3, San Jose State 106; 4, Santa Clara 110; 5, San Francisco 127; 6, American River 157; 7, Cal State Northridge 196; 8, UC Santa Cruz 221; 9, San Joaquin Delta 278.
Individual results – 1, Yohaness Estifanos (Cal) 25:07.3. Stanford: 4, Garrett Sweatt 25:26.4; 5, Michael Atchoo 25:26.4; 6, Jack Keelan 25:26.4; 7, Sam Wharton 26:26.5; 8, Joe Rosa 25:26.7. 19, Adam Thorne 26:08.2; 25, Marco Bertolotti 26:18.6; 26, Tom Coyle 26:18.8; 28, Patrick Gibson 26:22.4.
Link to complete results: http://timerhub.com/get_web_index.php?DB_OEM_ID=30600&page=redcaptiming.com/2014/usfxc/
For more information, contact:
David Kiefer
Assistant Athletic Communications Director
Stanford University
dkiefer@stanford.edu
(650) 759-0258, cell
ISTAF Berlin Start List
SHOT PUT WOMEN 14:15
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Schwanitz, Christina GER 1985 20,41 m 20,22 m
2 Kolodko, Yevgeniya RUS 1990 20,48 m 19,39 m
3 Borel, Cleopatra TTO 1979 19,42 m 19,10 m
4 Dubitskaya, Aliona BLR 1990 19,03 m 19,03 m
5 Boekelmann, Melissa NED 1989 18,17 m 17,86 m
6 Urbaniak, Lena GER 1992 17,84 m 17,84 m
7 Craft, Shanice GER 1993 17,75 m 17,75 m
8 Karnikova, Jana TCH 1981 17,29 m 16,56 m
WR 22,63 m ER 22,63 m NR 22,45 m MR 20,98 m
nach oben
DISCUS THROW MEN 15:10
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Malachowski, Piotr POL 1983 71,84 m 69,28 m
2 Harting, Robert GER 1984 70,66 m 68,47 m
3 Wierig, Martin GER 1987 68,33 m 66,02 m
4 Jasinski, Daniel GER 1989 65,98 m 65,98 m
5 Alekna, Virgillijus LTU 1972 73,88 m 65,76 m
6 Urbanek, Robert POL 1987 66,94 m 65,75 m
7 Gowda, Vikas IND 1983 66,28 m 65,62 m
8 Harradine, Benn AUS 1982 68,20 m 65,24 m
9 Kanter, Gerd EST 1979 73,38 m 64,98 m
WR 74,08 m ER 74,08 m NR 74,08 m MR 70,60 m
nach oben
3000 M STEEPLECHASE WOMEN 15:15
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Chebet, Ruth BRN 1990 9:27,90 min 9:27,90 min
2 Mekonen, Tigist ETH 1997 9:28,36 min 9:28,36 min
3 Möldner-Schmidt, Antje GER 1984 9:18,54 min 9:29,43 min
4 Fente, Birtukan ETH 1989 9:28,27 min 9:30,75 min
5 Kudzelich, Siviatlana BLZ 1987 9:30,99 min 9:30,99 min
6 LaCaze, Genevieve AUS 1989 9:33,19 min 9:33,19 min
7 Praught, Aisha USA 1989 9:34,69 min 9:34,69 min
Personal Best 3000mSC 9:34.69 Sacramento (USA) 28.06.2014
8 Kowalska, Katarzyna POL 1985 9:26,93 min 9:38,10 min
9 Sussmann, Jana GER 1990 9:43,21 min 9:43,52 min
10 Mancebo, Maria DOM 1993 9:45,84 min 9:45,84 min
11 Kowal-Szlezak, Matylda POL 1989 9:39,87 min 9:48,41 min
12 Koubaa, Sanaa GER 1985 9:43,71 min 9:48,75 min
13 Casandra, Cristina ROU 1977 9:16,85 min 9:51,40 min
14 Korytkowska, Justyna POL 1986 9:45,24 min 9:55,77 min
WR 8:58,81 min ER 8:58,81 min NR 9:18,54 min MR 9:21,64 min
nach oben
5000 M MEN 15:30
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Soi, Edwin Cheruiyot KEN 1986 12:51,34 min 12:59,82 min
2 Tanui, Paul Kipngetich KEN 1990 13:00,52 min 13:00,53 min
3 Choge, Augustine KEN 1987 12:53,66 min 13:06,72 min
4 Kipkoech, John KEN 1991 12:49,50 min 13:08,23 min
5 Bumbalough, Andrew USA 1987 13:12,01 min 13:13,67 min
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Andrew Bumbalough
Personal information
Nationality American
Born March 14, 1987 (age 27)
Sport
Sport Running
Event(s) Track and field
College team Georgetown
Club OTC
Achievements and titles
Personal best(s)
1500m:3:37.15
5000m: 13:16.77
10000m: 27:56.78
Andrew Bumbalough (born March 14, 1987) is a middle/long distance runner for the United States. After graduating from Georgetown University,[1] Bumbalough went to train in Oregon with Coach Schumacher and fellow athletes Tim Nelson, Matt Tegenkamp, Evan Jager and Chris Solinsky.[2] Bumbalough finished fourth in the 5000m at the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships behind Bernard Lagat, Galen Rupp and teammate Chris Solinsky. Even early in his career, Andrew Bumbalough has posted times that rank him with elite distance runners in American history.
While running for Brentwood Academy in Brentwood, Tennessee,[1] Bumbalough set men's state records in track and cross country, including the 3200 meter run in 2004 (8:46.47)[3] and the 1600 meter run in 2005 (4:05.75).[3]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Bumbalough
6 Demelash, Yigrem ETH 1994 13:03,30 min 13:16,73 min
7 Bekele, Tariku ETH 1987 12:52,45 min 13:20,41 min
8 Osako, Suguru JPN 1991 13:20,80 min 13:26,15 min
9 Lagat, Bernard USA 1978 12:53,60 min 13:27,08 min
10 Ringer, Richard GER 1989 13:27,29 min 13:27,92 min
11 Robertson, Zane NZL 1989 13:15,54 min 13:29,69 min
12 Gonfa, Dejene Debela ETH 13:30,68 min 13:30,68 min
13 Espania, Jesus ESP 1978 13:04,73 min 13:36,90 min
14 Chelanga, Sam KEN 1985 13:04,35 min
15 Kipsang, Lawrance Kemboi KEN 1993
16 Chepseba, Nixon KEN 1990
17 Barusei, Geoffrey KEN 1994
WR 12:37,35 min ER 12:49,71 min NR 12:54,70 min MR 12:50,55 min
nach oben
POLE VAULT MEN 15:55
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Lisek, Piotr POL 1992 5,82 m 5,82 m
2 Wojciechowski, Pawel POL 1989 5,91 m 5,75 m
3 Scherbarth, Tobias GER 1985 5,73 m 5,73 m
4 Menaldo, Kevin FRA 1992 5,72 m 5,72 m
5 Kudlicka, Jan CZE 1988 5,83 m 5,72 m
6 Dilla, Karsten GER 1989 5,72 m 5,71 m
7 Starodubtsev, Dmitry RUS 1986 5,75 m 5,70 m
8 Sobera, Robert POL 1991 5,65 m 5,65 m
9 Jin, Min-sub KOR 1992 5,65 m 5,65 m
10 Yamamoto, Seito JPN 1992 5,75 m 5,62 m
11 Filippidis, Konstantinos GRE 1986 5,82 m 5,62 m
12 Yang, Yyansheng CHN 1988 5,75 m 5,60 m
13 Richards, Marquis SUI 1991 5,52 m 5,52 m
WR 6,16 m ER 6,16 m NR 6,01 m MR 6,05 m
nach oben
800 M WOMEN 15:55
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Arzamasova, Maryna BLR 1987 1:58,15 min 1:58,15 min
2 Jepkosgei, Janet KEN 1983 1:56,04 min 1:58,70 min
3 Tigist Tessema, Assefa ETH 1996 1:59,24 min 1:59,24 min
4 Jozwik, Joanna POL 1991 1:59,63 min 1:59,63 min
5 Bischop, Melissa CAN 1988 1:59,70 min 1:59,70 min
6 Kimaswai, Agata Jeruto KEN 1994 1:59,84 min 1:59,84 min
7 Masna, Lenka CZE 1985 1:59,56 min 1:59,93 min
8 Vessey, Maggie USA 1989 1:57,84 min 1:59,96 min
9 Cummins, Diane CAN 1974 1:58,39 min 2:01,38 min
10 Hering, Christina GER 1994 2:01,45 min 2:01,45 min
WR 1:53,28 min ER 1:53,28 min NR 1:55,26 min MR 1:54,99 min
nach oben
400 M MEN 16:05
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Makwala, Isaac BOT 1986 44,01 s 44,01 s
2 Nellum, Bryshon USA 1989 44,73 s 44,73 s
3 Henriques, Anderson BRA 1992 44,95 s 45,03 s
4 Rooney, Martyn GBR 1987 44,60 s 45,03 s
5 Krzewina, Jakub POL 1989 45,11 s 45,11 s
6 Borlee, Kevin BEL 1988 44,56 s 45,28 s
7 Williams, Conrad GBR 1982 45,08 s 45,46 s
8 Gaba, Kamghe GER 1984 45,47 s 45,63 s
WR 43,18 s ER 44,33 s NR 44,33 s MR 43,94 s
nach oben
LONG JUMP MEN 16:10
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Reif, Christian GER 1984 8,49 m 8,49 m
2 Vissier, Zarck RSA 1989 8,32 m 8,31 m
3 Rehm, Markus GER 1988 8,24 m 8,24 m
4 Tomlinson, Chris GBR 1981 8,35 m 8,23 m
5 Hartfield, Michael USA 1990 8,15 m 8,15 m
6 Gaisah, Ignisious NED 1983 8,43 m 8,09 m
7 Howard, Julian GER 1989 8,07 m 8,04 m
8 Mokoena, Godfrey RSA 1985 8,50 m 8,02 m
9 Okutu, Jean-Marie ESP 1988 8,05 m 8,01 m
10 Hartmann, Stephan GER 1994 7,85 m 7,85 m
WR 8,95 m ER 8,86 m NR 8,54 m MR 8,57 m
nach oben
800 M MEN 16:15
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Aman, Mohamed ETH 1994 1:42,37 min 1:42,83 min
2 Kczczot, Adam POL 1989 1:43,30 min 1:43,30 min
3 Kitum, Timothy KEN 1994 1:42,53 min 1:43,65 min
4 Kipketer, Alfred KEN 1996 1:43,95 min 1:43,95 min
5 Repcik, Joszef CZE 1986 1:44,07 min 1:44,07 min
6 Lewandowski, Marcin POL 1987 1:43,79 min 1:44,24 min
7 Sowinski, Erik USA 1989 1:44,58 min 1:44,58 min
8 Krüger, Dennis GER 1993 1:45,79 min 1:45,79 min
9 Makhloufi, Taoufik ALG 1988 1:43,71 min
10 Som, Bram NED 1990 1:43,45 min
WR 1:40,91 min ER 1:41,11 min NR 1:43,65 min MR 1:41,09 min
nach oben
SHOT PUT MEN 16:30
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Storl, David GER 1990 21,97 m 21,97 m
2 Richards, O´Dayne JAM 1988 21,61 m 21,61 m
3 Kovacs, Joe USA 1989 22,03 m 21,47 m
4 Whiting, Ryan USA 1986 22,28 m 21,31 m
5 Walsh, Tom NZL 1992 21,24 m 21,24 m
6 Majewski, Tomasz POL 1981 21,95 m 21,04 m
7 Marcell, Jan CZE 1985 20,93 m 20,93 m
8 Dahm, Tobias GER 1987 19,96 m 19,96 m
WR 23,12 m ER 23,06 m NR 23,06 m MR 21,61 m
nach oben
HAMMER THROW WOMEN 16:40
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Wlodarczyk, Anita POL 1985 78,76 m 78,76 m
2 Heidler, Betty GER 1983 79,42 m 78,00 m
3 Wang, Zheng CHN 1987 77,68 m 77,68 m
4 Frizell, Sultana CAN 1984 75,73 m 75,73 m
5 Hrasnova, Martina SVK 1983 76,90 m 75,27 m
6 Klaas, Kathrin GER 1984 76,05 m 74,62 m
7 Fiodorow, Joanna POL 1989 74,39 m 74,39 m
8 Paesler, Carolin GER 1990 70,76 m 70,76 m
WR 79,42 m ER 79,42 m NR 79,42 m MR 77,40 m
nach oben
110 M HURDLES MEN 16:45
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Ash, Ronnie USA 1988 12,99 s 12,99 s
2 Ortega, Orlando CUB 1991 13,01 s 13,01 s
3 Sharman, William GBR 1984 13,16 s 13,16 s
4 Merritt, Aries USA 1985 12,80 s 13,27 s
5 Bühler, Matthias GER 1986 13,34 s 13,39 s
6 Robles, Dayron CUB 1986 12,87 s 13,45 s
7 Balnuweit, Erik GER 1988 13,44 s 13,46 s
8 Baji, Balazs HUN 1989 13,36 s 13,47 s
9 John, Alexander GER 1986 13,35 s 13,70 s
WR 12,80 s ER 12,91 s NR 13,05 s MR 12,97 s
nach oben
100 M HURDLES WOMEN 17:05
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Rollins, Brianna USA 1991 12,26 s 12,53 s
2 Castlin, Kristi USA 1988 12,56 s 12,58 s
3 Porter, Tiffany GBR 1987 12,55 s 12,63 s
4 Hildebrand, Nadine GER 1987 12,71 s 12,71 s
5 Ali, Nia USA 1988 12,48 s 12,75 s
6 Roleder, Cindy GER 1989 12,80 s 12,80 s
7 Hodde, Rosina NED 1983 12,94 s 12,94 s
8 Dutkiewicz, Pamela GER 1991 12,95 s 12,95 s
9 Lewis, Yvette PAN 1985 12,67 s 12,95 s
WR 12,21 s ER 12,21 s NR 12,42 s MR 12,37 s
nach oben
1500 M MEN 17:15
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Iguider, Abdelaati MAR 1987 3:29,83 min 3:29,83 min
2 Wote, Aman ETH 1984 3:29,91 min 3:29,91 min
3 Magut, James KEN 1990 3:30,31 min 3:30,31 min
4 Tesfaye, Homiyu GER 1993 3:31,98 min 3:31,98 min
5 Cronje, Johan RSA 1982 3:31,93 min 3:33,31 min
6 Kibet, Vincent KEN 1991 3:34,09 min 3:34,09 min
7 Orth, Florian GER 1989 3:34,54 min 3:34,54 min
8 Moustaoui, Mohamed MAR 1985 3:31,84 min 3:35,00 min
9 Gebremedhin, Mekonnen ETH 1988 3:31,45 min 3:35,24 min
10 Bustos, David ESP 1990 3:34,77 min 3:35,59 min
11 Hethat, Yassine ALG 1991 3:35,68 min 3:35,68 min
12 Kombich, Ismael Kipngetich KEN 1985 3:33,31 min 3:37,34 min
13 Bett, Reuben KEN 1983
14 Centrowitz, Matthew USA 1989
WR 3:26,00 min ER 3:28,81 min NR 3:31,58 min MR 3:29,46 min
nach oben
100 M WOMEN 17:25
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Stewart, Kerron JAM 1984 10,75 s 11,02 s
2 Calvert, Shillonie JAM 1988 11,05 s 11,08 s
3 Atkins, Joanna USA 1989 11,02 s 11,09 s
4 Sailer, Verena GER 1985 11,02 s 11,14 s
5 Young, Jessica USA 1987 11,14 s 11,18 s
6 Okparaebo, Ezinne NOR 1988 11,10 s 11,24 s
7 Haase, Rebekka GER 1993 11,32 s 11,32 s
8 Elsler, Josefina GER 1991 11,33 s 11,33 s
9 Povh, Olesya UKR 1987 11,09 s 11,46 s
WR 10,49 s ER 10,73 s NR 10,81 s MR 10,78 s
nach oben
100 M MEN 17:35
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Thompson, Richard TTO 1985 9,82 s 9,82 s
2 Magakwe, Simon RSA 1985 9,98 s 9,98 s
3 Bledman, Keston TRI 1988 9,86 s 10,00 s
4 Locke, Dentarius USA 1989 9,96 s 10,02 s
5 Jakubczyk, Lucas GER 1985 10,07 s 10,07 s
6 Kilty, Richard GBR 1989 10,10 s 10,12 s
7 Domogala, Patrick GER 1993 10,24 s 10,24 s
8 Kosenkow, Alexander GER 1977 10,14 s 10,26 s
9 Knipphals, Sven GER 1985 10,20 s 10,44 s
WR 9,58 s ER 9,86 s NR 10,05 s MR 9,82 s
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Schwanitz, Christina GER 1985 20,41 m 20,22 m
2 Kolodko, Yevgeniya RUS 1990 20,48 m 19,39 m
3 Borel, Cleopatra TTO 1979 19,42 m 19,10 m
4 Dubitskaya, Aliona BLR 1990 19,03 m 19,03 m
5 Boekelmann, Melissa NED 1989 18,17 m 17,86 m
6 Urbaniak, Lena GER 1992 17,84 m 17,84 m
7 Craft, Shanice GER 1993 17,75 m 17,75 m
8 Karnikova, Jana TCH 1981 17,29 m 16,56 m
WR 22,63 m ER 22,63 m NR 22,45 m MR 20,98 m
nach oben
DISCUS THROW MEN 15:10
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Malachowski, Piotr POL 1983 71,84 m 69,28 m
2 Harting, Robert GER 1984 70,66 m 68,47 m
3 Wierig, Martin GER 1987 68,33 m 66,02 m
4 Jasinski, Daniel GER 1989 65,98 m 65,98 m
5 Alekna, Virgillijus LTU 1972 73,88 m 65,76 m
6 Urbanek, Robert POL 1987 66,94 m 65,75 m
7 Gowda, Vikas IND 1983 66,28 m 65,62 m
8 Harradine, Benn AUS 1982 68,20 m 65,24 m
9 Kanter, Gerd EST 1979 73,38 m 64,98 m
WR 74,08 m ER 74,08 m NR 74,08 m MR 70,60 m
nach oben
3000 M STEEPLECHASE WOMEN 15:15
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Chebet, Ruth BRN 1990 9:27,90 min 9:27,90 min
2 Mekonen, Tigist ETH 1997 9:28,36 min 9:28,36 min
3 Möldner-Schmidt, Antje GER 1984 9:18,54 min 9:29,43 min
4 Fente, Birtukan ETH 1989 9:28,27 min 9:30,75 min
5 Kudzelich, Siviatlana BLZ 1987 9:30,99 min 9:30,99 min
6 LaCaze, Genevieve AUS 1989 9:33,19 min 9:33,19 min
7 Praught, Aisha USA 1989 9:34,69 min 9:34,69 min
Personal Best 3000mSC 9:34.69 Sacramento (USA) 28.06.2014
8 Kowalska, Katarzyna POL 1985 9:26,93 min 9:38,10 min
9 Sussmann, Jana GER 1990 9:43,21 min 9:43,52 min
10 Mancebo, Maria DOM 1993 9:45,84 min 9:45,84 min
11 Kowal-Szlezak, Matylda POL 1989 9:39,87 min 9:48,41 min
12 Koubaa, Sanaa GER 1985 9:43,71 min 9:48,75 min
13 Casandra, Cristina ROU 1977 9:16,85 min 9:51,40 min
14 Korytkowska, Justyna POL 1986 9:45,24 min 9:55,77 min
WR 8:58,81 min ER 8:58,81 min NR 9:18,54 min MR 9:21,64 min
nach oben
5000 M MEN 15:30
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Soi, Edwin Cheruiyot KEN 1986 12:51,34 min 12:59,82 min
2 Tanui, Paul Kipngetich KEN 1990 13:00,52 min 13:00,53 min
3 Choge, Augustine KEN 1987 12:53,66 min 13:06,72 min
4 Kipkoech, John KEN 1991 12:49,50 min 13:08,23 min
5 Bumbalough, Andrew USA 1987 13:12,01 min 13:13,67 min
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Andrew Bumbalough
Personal information
Nationality American
Born March 14, 1987 (age 27)
Sport
Sport Running
Event(s) Track and field
College team Georgetown
Club OTC
Achievements and titles
Personal best(s)
1500m:3:37.15
5000m: 13:16.77
10000m: 27:56.78
Andrew Bumbalough (born March 14, 1987) is a middle/long distance runner for the United States. After graduating from Georgetown University,[1] Bumbalough went to train in Oregon with Coach Schumacher and fellow athletes Tim Nelson, Matt Tegenkamp, Evan Jager and Chris Solinsky.[2] Bumbalough finished fourth in the 5000m at the USA Outdoor Track and Field Championships behind Bernard Lagat, Galen Rupp and teammate Chris Solinsky. Even early in his career, Andrew Bumbalough has posted times that rank him with elite distance runners in American history.
While running for Brentwood Academy in Brentwood, Tennessee,[1] Bumbalough set men's state records in track and cross country, including the 3200 meter run in 2004 (8:46.47)[3] and the 1600 meter run in 2005 (4:05.75).[3]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Bumbalough
6 Demelash, Yigrem ETH 1994 13:03,30 min 13:16,73 min
7 Bekele, Tariku ETH 1987 12:52,45 min 13:20,41 min
8 Osako, Suguru JPN 1991 13:20,80 min 13:26,15 min
9 Lagat, Bernard USA 1978 12:53,60 min 13:27,08 min
10 Ringer, Richard GER 1989 13:27,29 min 13:27,92 min
11 Robertson, Zane NZL 1989 13:15,54 min 13:29,69 min
12 Gonfa, Dejene Debela ETH 13:30,68 min 13:30,68 min
13 Espania, Jesus ESP 1978 13:04,73 min 13:36,90 min
14 Chelanga, Sam KEN 1985 13:04,35 min
15 Kipsang, Lawrance Kemboi KEN 1993
16 Chepseba, Nixon KEN 1990
17 Barusei, Geoffrey KEN 1994
WR 12:37,35 min ER 12:49,71 min NR 12:54,70 min MR 12:50,55 min
nach oben
POLE VAULT MEN 15:55
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Lisek, Piotr POL 1992 5,82 m 5,82 m
2 Wojciechowski, Pawel POL 1989 5,91 m 5,75 m
3 Scherbarth, Tobias GER 1985 5,73 m 5,73 m
4 Menaldo, Kevin FRA 1992 5,72 m 5,72 m
5 Kudlicka, Jan CZE 1988 5,83 m 5,72 m
6 Dilla, Karsten GER 1989 5,72 m 5,71 m
7 Starodubtsev, Dmitry RUS 1986 5,75 m 5,70 m
8 Sobera, Robert POL 1991 5,65 m 5,65 m
9 Jin, Min-sub KOR 1992 5,65 m 5,65 m
10 Yamamoto, Seito JPN 1992 5,75 m 5,62 m
11 Filippidis, Konstantinos GRE 1986 5,82 m 5,62 m
12 Yang, Yyansheng CHN 1988 5,75 m 5,60 m
13 Richards, Marquis SUI 1991 5,52 m 5,52 m
WR 6,16 m ER 6,16 m NR 6,01 m MR 6,05 m
nach oben
800 M WOMEN 15:55
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Arzamasova, Maryna BLR 1987 1:58,15 min 1:58,15 min
2 Jepkosgei, Janet KEN 1983 1:56,04 min 1:58,70 min
3 Tigist Tessema, Assefa ETH 1996 1:59,24 min 1:59,24 min
4 Jozwik, Joanna POL 1991 1:59,63 min 1:59,63 min
5 Bischop, Melissa CAN 1988 1:59,70 min 1:59,70 min
6 Kimaswai, Agata Jeruto KEN 1994 1:59,84 min 1:59,84 min
7 Masna, Lenka CZE 1985 1:59,56 min 1:59,93 min
8 Vessey, Maggie USA 1989 1:57,84 min 1:59,96 min
9 Cummins, Diane CAN 1974 1:58,39 min 2:01,38 min
10 Hering, Christina GER 1994 2:01,45 min 2:01,45 min
WR 1:53,28 min ER 1:53,28 min NR 1:55,26 min MR 1:54,99 min
nach oben
400 M MEN 16:05
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Makwala, Isaac BOT 1986 44,01 s 44,01 s
2 Nellum, Bryshon USA 1989 44,73 s 44,73 s
3 Henriques, Anderson BRA 1992 44,95 s 45,03 s
4 Rooney, Martyn GBR 1987 44,60 s 45,03 s
5 Krzewina, Jakub POL 1989 45,11 s 45,11 s
6 Borlee, Kevin BEL 1988 44,56 s 45,28 s
7 Williams, Conrad GBR 1982 45,08 s 45,46 s
8 Gaba, Kamghe GER 1984 45,47 s 45,63 s
WR 43,18 s ER 44,33 s NR 44,33 s MR 43,94 s
nach oben
LONG JUMP MEN 16:10
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Reif, Christian GER 1984 8,49 m 8,49 m
2 Vissier, Zarck RSA 1989 8,32 m 8,31 m
3 Rehm, Markus GER 1988 8,24 m 8,24 m
4 Tomlinson, Chris GBR 1981 8,35 m 8,23 m
5 Hartfield, Michael USA 1990 8,15 m 8,15 m
6 Gaisah, Ignisious NED 1983 8,43 m 8,09 m
7 Howard, Julian GER 1989 8,07 m 8,04 m
8 Mokoena, Godfrey RSA 1985 8,50 m 8,02 m
9 Okutu, Jean-Marie ESP 1988 8,05 m 8,01 m
10 Hartmann, Stephan GER 1994 7,85 m 7,85 m
WR 8,95 m ER 8,86 m NR 8,54 m MR 8,57 m
nach oben
800 M MEN 16:15
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Aman, Mohamed ETH 1994 1:42,37 min 1:42,83 min
2 Kczczot, Adam POL 1989 1:43,30 min 1:43,30 min
3 Kitum, Timothy KEN 1994 1:42,53 min 1:43,65 min
4 Kipketer, Alfred KEN 1996 1:43,95 min 1:43,95 min
5 Repcik, Joszef CZE 1986 1:44,07 min 1:44,07 min
6 Lewandowski, Marcin POL 1987 1:43,79 min 1:44,24 min
7 Sowinski, Erik USA 1989 1:44,58 min 1:44,58 min
8 Krüger, Dennis GER 1993 1:45,79 min 1:45,79 min
9 Makhloufi, Taoufik ALG 1988 1:43,71 min
10 Som, Bram NED 1990 1:43,45 min
WR 1:40,91 min ER 1:41,11 min NR 1:43,65 min MR 1:41,09 min
nach oben
SHOT PUT MEN 16:30
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Storl, David GER 1990 21,97 m 21,97 m
2 Richards, O´Dayne JAM 1988 21,61 m 21,61 m
3 Kovacs, Joe USA 1989 22,03 m 21,47 m
4 Whiting, Ryan USA 1986 22,28 m 21,31 m
5 Walsh, Tom NZL 1992 21,24 m 21,24 m
6 Majewski, Tomasz POL 1981 21,95 m 21,04 m
7 Marcell, Jan CZE 1985 20,93 m 20,93 m
8 Dahm, Tobias GER 1987 19,96 m 19,96 m
WR 23,12 m ER 23,06 m NR 23,06 m MR 21,61 m
nach oben
HAMMER THROW WOMEN 16:40
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Wlodarczyk, Anita POL 1985 78,76 m 78,76 m
2 Heidler, Betty GER 1983 79,42 m 78,00 m
3 Wang, Zheng CHN 1987 77,68 m 77,68 m
4 Frizell, Sultana CAN 1984 75,73 m 75,73 m
5 Hrasnova, Martina SVK 1983 76,90 m 75,27 m
6 Klaas, Kathrin GER 1984 76,05 m 74,62 m
7 Fiodorow, Joanna POL 1989 74,39 m 74,39 m
8 Paesler, Carolin GER 1990 70,76 m 70,76 m
WR 79,42 m ER 79,42 m NR 79,42 m MR 77,40 m
nach oben
110 M HURDLES MEN 16:45
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Ash, Ronnie USA 1988 12,99 s 12,99 s
2 Ortega, Orlando CUB 1991 13,01 s 13,01 s
3 Sharman, William GBR 1984 13,16 s 13,16 s
4 Merritt, Aries USA 1985 12,80 s 13,27 s
5 Bühler, Matthias GER 1986 13,34 s 13,39 s
6 Robles, Dayron CUB 1986 12,87 s 13,45 s
7 Balnuweit, Erik GER 1988 13,44 s 13,46 s
8 Baji, Balazs HUN 1989 13,36 s 13,47 s
9 John, Alexander GER 1986 13,35 s 13,70 s
WR 12,80 s ER 12,91 s NR 13,05 s MR 12,97 s
nach oben
100 M HURDLES WOMEN 17:05
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Rollins, Brianna USA 1991 12,26 s 12,53 s
2 Castlin, Kristi USA 1988 12,56 s 12,58 s
3 Porter, Tiffany GBR 1987 12,55 s 12,63 s
4 Hildebrand, Nadine GER 1987 12,71 s 12,71 s
5 Ali, Nia USA 1988 12,48 s 12,75 s
6 Roleder, Cindy GER 1989 12,80 s 12,80 s
7 Hodde, Rosina NED 1983 12,94 s 12,94 s
8 Dutkiewicz, Pamela GER 1991 12,95 s 12,95 s
9 Lewis, Yvette PAN 1985 12,67 s 12,95 s
WR 12,21 s ER 12,21 s NR 12,42 s MR 12,37 s
nach oben
1500 M MEN 17:15
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Iguider, Abdelaati MAR 1987 3:29,83 min 3:29,83 min
2 Wote, Aman ETH 1984 3:29,91 min 3:29,91 min
3 Magut, James KEN 1990 3:30,31 min 3:30,31 min
4 Tesfaye, Homiyu GER 1993 3:31,98 min 3:31,98 min
5 Cronje, Johan RSA 1982 3:31,93 min 3:33,31 min
6 Kibet, Vincent KEN 1991 3:34,09 min 3:34,09 min
7 Orth, Florian GER 1989 3:34,54 min 3:34,54 min
8 Moustaoui, Mohamed MAR 1985 3:31,84 min 3:35,00 min
9 Gebremedhin, Mekonnen ETH 1988 3:31,45 min 3:35,24 min
10 Bustos, David ESP 1990 3:34,77 min 3:35,59 min
11 Hethat, Yassine ALG 1991 3:35,68 min 3:35,68 min
12 Kombich, Ismael Kipngetich KEN 1985 3:33,31 min 3:37,34 min
13 Bett, Reuben KEN 1983
14 Centrowitz, Matthew USA 1989
WR 3:26,00 min ER 3:28,81 min NR 3:31,58 min MR 3:29,46 min
nach oben
100 M WOMEN 17:25
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Stewart, Kerron JAM 1984 10,75 s 11,02 s
2 Calvert, Shillonie JAM 1988 11,05 s 11,08 s
3 Atkins, Joanna USA 1989 11,02 s 11,09 s
4 Sailer, Verena GER 1985 11,02 s 11,14 s
5 Young, Jessica USA 1987 11,14 s 11,18 s
6 Okparaebo, Ezinne NOR 1988 11,10 s 11,24 s
7 Haase, Rebekka GER 1993 11,32 s 11,32 s
8 Elsler, Josefina GER 1991 11,33 s 11,33 s
9 Povh, Olesya UKR 1987 11,09 s 11,46 s
WR 10,49 s ER 10,73 s NR 10,81 s MR 10,78 s
nach oben
100 M MEN 17:35
NAME NATION GEB. PB SB
1 Thompson, Richard TTO 1985 9,82 s 9,82 s
2 Magakwe, Simon RSA 1985 9,98 s 9,98 s
3 Bledman, Keston TRI 1988 9,86 s 10,00 s
4 Locke, Dentarius USA 1989 9,96 s 10,02 s
5 Jakubczyk, Lucas GER 1985 10,07 s 10,07 s
6 Kilty, Richard GBR 1989 10,10 s 10,12 s
7 Domogala, Patrick GER 1993 10,24 s 10,24 s
8 Kosenkow, Alexander GER 1977 10,14 s 10,26 s
9 Knipphals, Sven GER 1985 10,20 s 10,44 s
WR 9,58 s ER 9,86 s NR 10,05 s MR 9,82 s
Richie Boulet, a man of honor and fame
by Bill Taylor, the coach of Sir Francis Drake High School in San Anselmo
special report
DRAKE CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER CHOSEN FOR MARIN "HALL OF FAME"
It was learned yesterday that one Richie Boulet will be inducted into the Marin "Hall of Fame" in November. He will be the fourth Drake cross country runner to be so honored. Boulet's recognition is for both cross country and track. Athletes and coaches are not usually considered until twenty years after their senior high school season. Boulet graduated from Drake in 1991.
Richie made it to the state finals twice in cross country, twice in track. In 1990 it looked like he was going to win division II/III cross country final with 200 yards to go, but two competitors made it by him by the chute. I said something like, "he kicked too soon". A Stanford "Olympic" coach said to me, "you can always smooth out the kick."
When a junior on the track, Richie was down to around 4:20 for the mile when we went over to Hayward for a NCS regional meet. In the field was a 4:13 miler, ranked 13th in the nation by time. I was told when I arrived that some of the East Bay coaches had placed some "bets" on the mile. Richie was told told to strike at 300 yard. The "4:13 miler" casually led the way after three laps. Then precisely with 300 yards to go, Boulet turned on the jets and ran away from the entire field. This was the break out race in the young life of Richie Boulet.
What track fans know him by today is his 3:53.26 mile in Oregon in 1997. Two Kenyans led the way in the "Prefontaine Classic", running about 1:52 at he half mile. Richie was last, or close to last. But he kept moving up, up, up and placed third behind the Kenyans. All of the best U.S. milers were in the field. He also reached a 1:48.90 time over 800m in a European meet one summer, qualified by times for the World Indoor and Outdoor meets, and ran 13:32 or so over 5000 meters.
Olympics? When he up-ed his mileage, and went high for altitude, hip and Achilles trouble resulted. In the immediate years before the Olympic trials, Boulet would have very likely made the U.S. team. But the "excessive" mileage cost him dearly. I have a picture of him which he doesn't like. He is down, on hands and knees, after missing making the U.S. Olympic team in 2000. Boulet always gave fully of himself. He was a rare one.
Bill Taylor
Today? Richie owns two running shoe companies in East Bay, is married to U.S. Olympic marathoner, 2004, Magda Louey Boulet. And has an 8 year old son called, Owen.
I ordered two new pairs of shoes from him yesterday.
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UNITED STATES ALL-TIME MEN'S LIST THROUGH 2013
ONE MILE
1 3:46.91 Alan Webb 83 Nike 1 Mem. I Calewaert Brasschaat 21 Jul 07
2 3:47.69 Steve Scott 56 Sub 4 TC 1 Oslo Games Oslo 7 Jul 82
19 3:52.01 David Torrence 85 Nike 9 Prefontaine Eugene 2 Jun 12
24 3:52.80 Jeff Atkinson 63 Nike 4 Weltklasse Zurich 17 Aug 88
26 3:53.15 Garrett Heath 85 Saucony 10 Sainsbury London (O)27 Jul 13
27 3:53.26 Richie Boulet 73 New Balance 3 Prefontaine Eugene 31 May 98
Source: 2014 USA Track & Field Fast Annual 36th Edition
Photo
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/richie-boulet/6b/4a7/4bb
special report
DRAKE CROSS COUNTRY RUNNER CHOSEN FOR MARIN "HALL OF FAME"
It was learned yesterday that one Richie Boulet will be inducted into the Marin "Hall of Fame" in November. He will be the fourth Drake cross country runner to be so honored. Boulet's recognition is for both cross country and track. Athletes and coaches are not usually considered until twenty years after their senior high school season. Boulet graduated from Drake in 1991.
Richie made it to the state finals twice in cross country, twice in track. In 1990 it looked like he was going to win division II/III cross country final with 200 yards to go, but two competitors made it by him by the chute. I said something like, "he kicked too soon". A Stanford "Olympic" coach said to me, "you can always smooth out the kick."
When a junior on the track, Richie was down to around 4:20 for the mile when we went over to Hayward for a NCS regional meet. In the field was a 4:13 miler, ranked 13th in the nation by time. I was told when I arrived that some of the East Bay coaches had placed some "bets" on the mile. Richie was told told to strike at 300 yard. The "4:13 miler" casually led the way after three laps. Then precisely with 300 yards to go, Boulet turned on the jets and ran away from the entire field. This was the break out race in the young life of Richie Boulet.
What track fans know him by today is his 3:53.26 mile in Oregon in 1997. Two Kenyans led the way in the "Prefontaine Classic", running about 1:52 at he half mile. Richie was last, or close to last. But he kept moving up, up, up and placed third behind the Kenyans. All of the best U.S. milers were in the field. He also reached a 1:48.90 time over 800m in a European meet one summer, qualified by times for the World Indoor and Outdoor meets, and ran 13:32 or so over 5000 meters.
Olympics? When he up-ed his mileage, and went high for altitude, hip and Achilles trouble resulted. In the immediate years before the Olympic trials, Boulet would have very likely made the U.S. team. But the "excessive" mileage cost him dearly. I have a picture of him which he doesn't like. He is down, on hands and knees, after missing making the U.S. Olympic team in 2000. Boulet always gave fully of himself. He was a rare one.
Bill Taylor
Today? Richie owns two running shoe companies in East Bay, is married to U.S. Olympic marathoner, 2004, Magda Louey Boulet. And has an 8 year old son called, Owen.
I ordered two new pairs of shoes from him yesterday.
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
UNITED STATES ALL-TIME MEN'S LIST THROUGH 2013
ONE MILE
1 3:46.91 Alan Webb 83 Nike 1 Mem. I Calewaert Brasschaat 21 Jul 07
2 3:47.69 Steve Scott 56 Sub 4 TC 1 Oslo Games Oslo 7 Jul 82
19 3:52.01 David Torrence 85 Nike 9 Prefontaine Eugene 2 Jun 12
24 3:52.80 Jeff Atkinson 63 Nike 4 Weltklasse Zurich 17 Aug 88
26 3:53.15 Garrett Heath 85 Saucony 10 Sainsbury London (O)27 Jul 13
27 3:53.26 Richie Boulet 73 New Balance 3 Prefontaine Eugene 31 May 98
Source: 2014 USA Track & Field Fast Annual 36th Edition
Photo
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/richie-boulet/6b/4a7/4bb
Friday, August 29, 2014
Weltklasse Zürich
28/08/2014
Weltklasse Zürich
Zürich (Letzigrund), 28/08/2014
Men's Results
100 Metres - Men Race 1 Wind: 0.0 m/s
1 Ujah , Chijindu GBR 10.16
2 Martina , Churandy NED 10.18
3 Jakubczyk , Lucas GER 10.22
3 Bailey , Ryan USA 10.22
5 Livermore , Jason JAM 10.23
6 Câmpeanu , Catalin ROU 10.31
7 Magakwe , Simon RSA 10.40
8 Nascimento , Yazaldes POR 10.41
9 Clivaz , Florian SUI 10.53
100 Metres - Men Race 2 Wind: -0.3 m/s
1 Bailey-Cole , Kemar JAM 9.96
2 Rodgers , Mike USA 10.05
3 Dasaolu , James GBR 10.06
4 Powell , Asafa JAM 10.07
5 Gemili , Adam GBR 10.13
6 Carter , Nesta JAM 10.14
7 Thompson , Richard TTO 10.26
8 Aikines-Aryeetey , Harry GBR 10.31
9 Gay , Tyson USA 10.35
200 Metres - Men Wind: -0.9 m/s
Pts
1 Edward , Alonso PAN 19.95 8
2 Ashmeade , Nickel JAM 20.01 4
3 Dwyer , Rasheed JAM 20.21 2
4 Lemaitre , Christophe FRA 20.24
5 Martina , Churandy NED 20.25
6 Mitchell , Curtis USA 20.26
7 Smelyk , Serhiy UKR 20.61
8 Ellington , James GBR 21.00
400 Metres - Men
Pts
1 Merritt , LaShawn USA 44.36 8
2 Roberts , Gil USA 44.96 4
3 Makwala , Isaac BOT 45.03 2
4 Rooney , Martyn GBR 45.10
5 Brown , Chris BAH 45.25
6 van Niekerk , Wayde RSA 45.46
7 Santos , Luguelín DOM 45.51
8 Masrahi , Yousef Ahmed KSA 45.75
800 Metres - Men
Pts
1 Amos , Nijel BOT 1:43.77 8
2 Souleiman , Ayanleh DJI 1:43.93 4
3 Rudisha , David Lekuta KEN 1:43.96 2
4 Rotich , Ferguson Cheruiyot KEN 1:44.42
5 Bosse , Pierre-Ambroise FRA 1:44.69
6 Lewandowski , Marcin POL 1:44.75
7 Kszczot , Adam POL 1:44.84
8 Aman , Mohammed ETH 1:45.01
9 Olivier , André RSA 1:45.11
10 Kitum , Timothy KEN 1:45.22
11 Kiprop , Asbel KEN 1:45.26
Tangui , Sammy KEN DNF
5000 Metres - Men
Pts
1 Ndiku , Caleb Mwangangi KEN 13:07.01 8
2 Edris , Muktar ETH 13:07.32 4
3 Rupp , Galen USA 13:07.82 2
4 Longosiwa , Thomas Pkemei KEN 13:08.67
5 Ibrahimov , Hayle AZE 13:09.17
6 Lalang , Lawi KEN 13:09.51
7 Choge , Augustine Kiprono KEN 13:11.16
8 True , Ben USA 13:11.24
9 Tanui , Paul Kipngetich KEN 13:12.75
10 Soi , Edwin Cheruiyot KEN 13:17.19
11 Koech , Isiah Kiplangat KEN 13:19.21
12 Alamirew , Yenew ETH 13:20.81
13 Gebrhiwet , Hagos ETH 13:22.18
14 Merga , Imane ETH 13:25.33
15 Hill , Ryan USA 13:27.58
16 Levins , Cameron CAN 13:34.49
17 Mead , Hassan USA 13:41.80
18 Vernon , Andrew GBR 13:49.68
Kangogo , Cornelius Kipruto KEN DNF
Rono , Geoffrey Kipkoech KEN DNF
400 Metres Hurdles - Men
Pts
1 Fredericks , Cornel RSA 48.25 8
2 Tinsley , Michael USA 48.31 4
3 Culson , Javier PUR 48.53 2
4 Hussein , Kariem SUI 48.70
5 Gordon , Jehue TTO 48.91
6 Mägi , Rasmus EST 49.30
7 Sánchez , Felix DOM 49.31
Félix Sánchez
Olympic athlete
Félix Sánchez, is a American track and field athlete of Dominican descent who competes for the Dominican Republic. He specializes in the 400 meter hurdles event, where he is the reigning Olympic champion. He is a two-time Olympic... Wikipedia
Born: August 30, 1977, Manhattan, NY
Education: University of Southern California, University City High School
Awards: Laureus World Sports Award for Comeback of the Year (2013)
Height: 5' 9" (1.75 m)
Weight: 141 lbs (64 kg)
8 Cato , Roxroy JAM 49.32
Triple Jump - Men
Pts Wind
1 Taylor , Christian USA 17.51 8 -0.6
2 Compaoré , Benjamin FRA 17.45 4 -0.8
3 Claye , Will USA 17.39 2 -1.1
4 Mokoena , Godfrey Khotso RSA 16.82 -0.9
5 Adams , Lyukman RUS 16.64 -1.8
6 Fedorov , Aleksey RUS 16.58 +0.7
7 Oprea , Marian ROU 16.54 -0.3
8 Rapinier , Yoann FRA 16.51 -0.8
9 Hochuli , Alexander SUI 15.82 -0.8
10 Benard , Chris USA 15.74 -1.0 Santiago HS, Corona 2008, Riverside CC 2010; Arizona State 2013
Shot Put - Men
Pts
1 Hoffa , Reese USA 21.88 8
2 Storl , David GER 21.47 4
3 Kovacs , Joe USA 21.43 2
4 Richards , O'Dayne JAM 20.79
5 Whiting , Ryan USA 20.74
6 Walsh , Tomas NZL 20.48
7 Majewski , Tomasz POL 20.47
8 Kolašinac , Asmir SRB 20.21
9 Cantwell , Christian USA 19.91
10 Žunic , Stipe CRO 19.31
11 Vivas , Borja ESP 19.26
Javelin Throw - Men
Pts
1 Röhler , Thomas GER 87.63 8
2 Walcott , Keshorn TTO 85.77 4
3 Pitkämäki , Tero FIN 85.12 2
4 Yego , Julius KEN 84.71
5 Veselý , Vítezslav CZE 84.04
6 Ruuskanen , Antti FIN 83.85
7 El Sayed , Ihab Abdelrahman EGY 83.62
8 Etelätalo , Lassi FIN 80.36
9 Hofmann , Andreas GER 76.78
10 Tarabin , Dmitri RUS 75.14
Women's Results
100 Metres - Women Race 2 Wind: 0.0 m/s
1 Pierre , Barbara USA 11.15
2 Calvert , Schillonie JAM 11.20
3 Henry-Robinson , Samantha JAM 11.21
4 Tarmoh , Jeneba USA 11.23 Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2007
5 Russell , Carrie JAM 11.43
6 Okparaebo , Ezinne NOR 11.49
7 Sprunger , Léa SUI 11.56
8 Lavanchy , Marisa SUI 11.76
Gardner , English USA DQ
100 Metres - Women Race 3 Wind: -0.7 m/s
Pts
1 Campbell-Brown , Veronica JAM 11.04 8
2 Ahouré , Murielle CIV 11.04 4
3 Okagbare , Blessing NGR 11.06 2
4 Schippers , Dafne NED 11.10
5 Stewart , Kerron JAM 11.19
6 Nelson , Ashleigh GBR 11.20
7 Felix , Allyson USA 11.27 LA Baptist 2003
8 Kambundji , Mujinga SUI 11.36
Soumaré , Myriam FRA DQ
100 Metres - Women Race 1 Wind: -0.6 m/s
1 van Schagen , Tessa NED 11.65
2 Giovanetti , Martina ITA 11.74
3 Humair , Fanette SUI 11.87
4 Norum , Tara Marie NOR 11.95
5 Atcho , Sarah SUI 12.13
6 Giannotti , Federica ITA 12.16
7 Del Ponte , Ajla SUI 12.20
8 Blatty , Inola SUI 12.33
Sedney , Naomi NED DNS
1500 Metres - Women
Pts
1 Simpson , Jennifer USA 3:59.92 8
2 Rowbury , Shannon USA 3:59.93 4 Sacred Heart Cathedral, San Francisco 2002; Personal best 1500 Metres 3:59.49 Paris Saint-Denis 05 JUL 2014
3 Kibiwot , Viola Jelagat KEN 4:00.46 2
4 Hassan , Sifan NED 4:00.72
5 Bahta , Meraf SWE 4:01.34
6 Martinez , Brenda USA 4:01.36 Rancho Cucamonga HS 2005; UC Riverside 2010
7 Belete , Mimi BRN 4:01.63
8 Aregawi , Abeba SWE 4:03.40
9 Obiri , Hellen Onsando KEN 4:04.75
10 Del Buono , Federica ITA 4:06.80
11 Sum , Eunice Jepkoech KEN 4:10.22
12 Jamal , Maryam Yusuf BRN 4:18.10
Jelagat , Irene KEN DNF
Wright , Phoebe USA DNF
3000 Metres Steeplechase - Women
Pts
1 Ghribi , Habiba TUN 9:15.23 8
2 Ayalew , Hiwot ETH 9:19.29 4
3 Assefa , Sofia ETH 9:19.79 2
4 Jebet , Ruth BRN 9:20.55
5 Coburn , Emma USA 9:23.89
6 Jepkemoi , Hyvin Kiyeng KEN 9:29.67
7 Diro , Etenesh ETH 9:31.33
8 Elouali Alami , Salima MAR 9:33.43
9 Kirui , Purity Cherotich KEN 9:35.78
10 Getnet , Tigist ETH 9:36.73
11 Eriksson , Sandra FIN 9:41.95
12 Fougberg , Charlotta SWE 9:47.70
13 Chepkurui , Lidya KEN 10:02.08
Garcia , Stephanie USA DNF
Praught , Aisha USA DNF
100 Metres Hurdles - Women Wind: -0.5 m/s
Pts
1 Harper Nelson , Dawn USA 12.58 8 UCLA 2006
2 Pearson , Sally AUS 12.71 4
3 Porter , Tiffany GBR 12.72 2
4 Rollins , Brianna USA 12.73
5 Roleder , Cindy GER 13.01
6 Hildebrand , Nadine GER 13.04
7 Zbären , Noemi SUI 13.12
8 Harrison , Queen USA 21.62
9 Billaud , Cindy FRA 25.11
High Jump - Women
Pts
1 Kuchina , Maria RUS 2.00 8
2 Šimic , Ana CRO 1.98 4
3 Beitia , Ruth ESP 1.93 2
4 Okuneva , Oksana UKR 1.93
4 Vlašic , Blanka CRO 1.93
6 Radzivil , Svetlana UZB 1.89
6 Pooley , Isobel GBR 1.89
8 Licwinko , Kamila POL 1.89
9 Trost , Alessia ITA 1.89
10 Jungfleisch , Marie-Laurence GER 1.85
Pole Vault - Women
Pts
1 Murer , Fabiana BRA 4.72 8
2 Suhr , Jennifer USA 4.67 4
3 Kiriakopoúlou , Nikoléta GRE 4.67 2
3 Stefanídi , Ekateríni GRE 4.67 2 Stanford
5 Büchler , Nicole SUI 4.67
6 Saxer , Mary USA 4.57
7 Šutej , Tina SLO 4.47
8 Agirre , Naroa ESP 4.32
9 Boyd , Alana AUS 4.32
10 Bruni , Roberta ITA 4.12
Long Jump - Women
Pts Wind
1 Španovic , Ivana SRB 6.80 8 +0.1
2 Bartoletta , Tianna USA 6.76 4 0.0
3 Reese , Brittney USA 6.66 2 +0.1
4 Pusterla , Irene SUI 6.65 +0.4
5 Bauschke , Melanie GER 6.65 +1.2
6 Jarder , Erica SWE 6.61 +0.6
7 Klishina , Darya RUS 6.61 -1.6
8 Lesueur , Éloyse FRA 6.54 -1.2
9 Mihambo , Malaika GER 6.37 +0.9
Discus Throw - Women
Pts
1 Perkovic , Sandra CRO 68.36 8
2 Lewis-Smallwood , Gia USA 67.32 4
3 Samuels , Dani AUS 64.86 2
4 Craft , Shanice GER 63.44
5 Robert-Michon , Mélina FRA 62.75
6 Fischer , Julia GER 61.14
7 Rüh , Anna GER 60.72
8 Strokova , Ekaterina RUS 60.68
9 Kämäräinen , Sanna FIN 59.88
10 Sendriuté , Zinaida LTU 57.92
4x100 Metres Relay - Women
1 Great Britain & N.I. GBR 42.21
2 Jamaica JAM 42.33
3 United States USA 42.48
4 Italy ITA 43.88
5 Norway NOR 44.62
6 Switzerland U20 SUI 45.49
Switzerland SUI DNF
Netherlands NED DNF
All-time Women's best 4x100m relay
109 42.21 Great Britain & N.I. 1 Zürich 28.08.2014
Asha Phillip 25.10.90 GBR
Ashleigh Nelson 20.02.91 GBR
Anyika Onuora 28.10.84 GBR
Desiree Henry 26.08.95 GBR
159 42.33 Jamaica 2 Zürich 28.08.2014
Carrie Russel 18.10.90 JAM
Kerron Stewart 16.04.84 JAM
Schillonie Calvert 27.07.88 JAM
Samantha Henry-Robinson 25.09.88 JAM
226 42.48 United States 3 Zürich 28.08.2014
Tianna Bartoletta 30.08.85 USA
Allyson Felix 18.11.85 USA
Jeneba Tarmoh 27.09.89 USA
English Gardner 22.04.92 USA
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Weltklasse Zürich
Zürich (Letzigrund), 28/08/2014
Men's Results
100 Metres - Men Race 1 Wind: 0.0 m/s
1 Ujah , Chijindu GBR 10.16
2 Martina , Churandy NED 10.18
3 Jakubczyk , Lucas GER 10.22
3 Bailey , Ryan USA 10.22
5 Livermore , Jason JAM 10.23
6 Câmpeanu , Catalin ROU 10.31
7 Magakwe , Simon RSA 10.40
8 Nascimento , Yazaldes POR 10.41
9 Clivaz , Florian SUI 10.53
100 Metres - Men Race 2 Wind: -0.3 m/s
1 Bailey-Cole , Kemar JAM 9.96
2 Rodgers , Mike USA 10.05
3 Dasaolu , James GBR 10.06
4 Powell , Asafa JAM 10.07
5 Gemili , Adam GBR 10.13
6 Carter , Nesta JAM 10.14
7 Thompson , Richard TTO 10.26
8 Aikines-Aryeetey , Harry GBR 10.31
9 Gay , Tyson USA 10.35
200 Metres - Men Wind: -0.9 m/s
Pts
1 Edward , Alonso PAN 19.95 8
2 Ashmeade , Nickel JAM 20.01 4
3 Dwyer , Rasheed JAM 20.21 2
4 Lemaitre , Christophe FRA 20.24
5 Martina , Churandy NED 20.25
6 Mitchell , Curtis USA 20.26
7 Smelyk , Serhiy UKR 20.61
8 Ellington , James GBR 21.00
400 Metres - Men
Pts
1 Merritt , LaShawn USA 44.36 8
2 Roberts , Gil USA 44.96 4
3 Makwala , Isaac BOT 45.03 2
4 Rooney , Martyn GBR 45.10
5 Brown , Chris BAH 45.25
6 van Niekerk , Wayde RSA 45.46
7 Santos , Luguelín DOM 45.51
8 Masrahi , Yousef Ahmed KSA 45.75
800 Metres - Men
Pts
1 Amos , Nijel BOT 1:43.77 8
2 Souleiman , Ayanleh DJI 1:43.93 4
3 Rudisha , David Lekuta KEN 1:43.96 2
4 Rotich , Ferguson Cheruiyot KEN 1:44.42
5 Bosse , Pierre-Ambroise FRA 1:44.69
6 Lewandowski , Marcin POL 1:44.75
7 Kszczot , Adam POL 1:44.84
8 Aman , Mohammed ETH 1:45.01
9 Olivier , André RSA 1:45.11
10 Kitum , Timothy KEN 1:45.22
11 Kiprop , Asbel KEN 1:45.26
Tangui , Sammy KEN DNF
5000 Metres - Men
Pts
1 Ndiku , Caleb Mwangangi KEN 13:07.01 8
2 Edris , Muktar ETH 13:07.32 4
3 Rupp , Galen USA 13:07.82 2
4 Longosiwa , Thomas Pkemei KEN 13:08.67
5 Ibrahimov , Hayle AZE 13:09.17
6 Lalang , Lawi KEN 13:09.51
7 Choge , Augustine Kiprono KEN 13:11.16
8 True , Ben USA 13:11.24
9 Tanui , Paul Kipngetich KEN 13:12.75
10 Soi , Edwin Cheruiyot KEN 13:17.19
11 Koech , Isiah Kiplangat KEN 13:19.21
12 Alamirew , Yenew ETH 13:20.81
13 Gebrhiwet , Hagos ETH 13:22.18
14 Merga , Imane ETH 13:25.33
15 Hill , Ryan USA 13:27.58
16 Levins , Cameron CAN 13:34.49
17 Mead , Hassan USA 13:41.80
18 Vernon , Andrew GBR 13:49.68
Kangogo , Cornelius Kipruto KEN DNF
Rono , Geoffrey Kipkoech KEN DNF
400 Metres Hurdles - Men
Pts
1 Fredericks , Cornel RSA 48.25 8
2 Tinsley , Michael USA 48.31 4
3 Culson , Javier PUR 48.53 2
4 Hussein , Kariem SUI 48.70
5 Gordon , Jehue TTO 48.91
6 Mägi , Rasmus EST 49.30
7 Sánchez , Felix DOM 49.31
Félix Sánchez
Olympic athlete
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Born: August 30, 1977, Manhattan, NY
Education: University of Southern California, University City High School
Awards: Laureus World Sports Award for Comeback of the Year (2013)
Height: 5' 9" (1.75 m)
Weight: 141 lbs (64 kg)
8 Cato , Roxroy JAM 49.32
Triple Jump - Men
Pts Wind
1 Taylor , Christian USA 17.51 8 -0.6
2 Compaoré , Benjamin FRA 17.45 4 -0.8
3 Claye , Will USA 17.39 2 -1.1
4 Mokoena , Godfrey Khotso RSA 16.82 -0.9
5 Adams , Lyukman RUS 16.64 -1.8
6 Fedorov , Aleksey RUS 16.58 +0.7
7 Oprea , Marian ROU 16.54 -0.3
8 Rapinier , Yoann FRA 16.51 -0.8
9 Hochuli , Alexander SUI 15.82 -0.8
10 Benard , Chris USA 15.74 -1.0 Santiago HS, Corona 2008, Riverside CC 2010; Arizona State 2013
Shot Put - Men
Pts
1 Hoffa , Reese USA 21.88 8
2 Storl , David GER 21.47 4
3 Kovacs , Joe USA 21.43 2
4 Richards , O'Dayne JAM 20.79
5 Whiting , Ryan USA 20.74
6 Walsh , Tomas NZL 20.48
7 Majewski , Tomasz POL 20.47
8 Kolašinac , Asmir SRB 20.21
9 Cantwell , Christian USA 19.91
10 Žunic , Stipe CRO 19.31
11 Vivas , Borja ESP 19.26
Javelin Throw - Men
Pts
1 Röhler , Thomas GER 87.63 8
2 Walcott , Keshorn TTO 85.77 4
3 Pitkämäki , Tero FIN 85.12 2
4 Yego , Julius KEN 84.71
5 Veselý , Vítezslav CZE 84.04
6 Ruuskanen , Antti FIN 83.85
7 El Sayed , Ihab Abdelrahman EGY 83.62
8 Etelätalo , Lassi FIN 80.36
9 Hofmann , Andreas GER 76.78
10 Tarabin , Dmitri RUS 75.14
Women's Results
100 Metres - Women Race 2 Wind: 0.0 m/s
1 Pierre , Barbara USA 11.15
2 Calvert , Schillonie JAM 11.20
3 Henry-Robinson , Samantha JAM 11.21
4 Tarmoh , Jeneba USA 11.23 Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose 2007
5 Russell , Carrie JAM 11.43
6 Okparaebo , Ezinne NOR 11.49
7 Sprunger , Léa SUI 11.56
8 Lavanchy , Marisa SUI 11.76
Gardner , English USA DQ
100 Metres - Women Race 3 Wind: -0.7 m/s
Pts
1 Campbell-Brown , Veronica JAM 11.04 8
2 Ahouré , Murielle CIV 11.04 4
3 Okagbare , Blessing NGR 11.06 2
4 Schippers , Dafne NED 11.10
5 Stewart , Kerron JAM 11.19
6 Nelson , Ashleigh GBR 11.20
7 Felix , Allyson USA 11.27 LA Baptist 2003
8 Kambundji , Mujinga SUI 11.36
Soumaré , Myriam FRA DQ
100 Metres - Women Race 1 Wind: -0.6 m/s
1 van Schagen , Tessa NED 11.65
2 Giovanetti , Martina ITA 11.74
3 Humair , Fanette SUI 11.87
4 Norum , Tara Marie NOR 11.95
5 Atcho , Sarah SUI 12.13
6 Giannotti , Federica ITA 12.16
7 Del Ponte , Ajla SUI 12.20
8 Blatty , Inola SUI 12.33
Sedney , Naomi NED DNS
1500 Metres - Women
Pts
1 Simpson , Jennifer USA 3:59.92 8
2 Rowbury , Shannon USA 3:59.93 4 Sacred Heart Cathedral, San Francisco 2002; Personal best 1500 Metres 3:59.49 Paris Saint-Denis 05 JUL 2014
3 Kibiwot , Viola Jelagat KEN 4:00.46 2
4 Hassan , Sifan NED 4:00.72
5 Bahta , Meraf SWE 4:01.34
6 Martinez , Brenda USA 4:01.36 Rancho Cucamonga HS 2005; UC Riverside 2010
7 Belete , Mimi BRN 4:01.63
8 Aregawi , Abeba SWE 4:03.40
9 Obiri , Hellen Onsando KEN 4:04.75
10 Del Buono , Federica ITA 4:06.80
11 Sum , Eunice Jepkoech KEN 4:10.22
12 Jamal , Maryam Yusuf BRN 4:18.10
Jelagat , Irene KEN DNF
Wright , Phoebe USA DNF
3000 Metres Steeplechase - Women
Pts
1 Ghribi , Habiba TUN 9:15.23 8
2 Ayalew , Hiwot ETH 9:19.29 4
3 Assefa , Sofia ETH 9:19.79 2
4 Jebet , Ruth BRN 9:20.55
5 Coburn , Emma USA 9:23.89
6 Jepkemoi , Hyvin Kiyeng KEN 9:29.67
7 Diro , Etenesh ETH 9:31.33
8 Elouali Alami , Salima MAR 9:33.43
9 Kirui , Purity Cherotich KEN 9:35.78
10 Getnet , Tigist ETH 9:36.73
11 Eriksson , Sandra FIN 9:41.95
12 Fougberg , Charlotta SWE 9:47.70
13 Chepkurui , Lidya KEN 10:02.08
Garcia , Stephanie USA DNF
Praught , Aisha USA DNF
100 Metres Hurdles - Women Wind: -0.5 m/s
Pts
1 Harper Nelson , Dawn USA 12.58 8 UCLA 2006
2 Pearson , Sally AUS 12.71 4
3 Porter , Tiffany GBR 12.72 2
4 Rollins , Brianna USA 12.73
5 Roleder , Cindy GER 13.01
6 Hildebrand , Nadine GER 13.04
7 Zbären , Noemi SUI 13.12
8 Harrison , Queen USA 21.62
9 Billaud , Cindy FRA 25.11
High Jump - Women
Pts
1 Kuchina , Maria RUS 2.00 8
2 Šimic , Ana CRO 1.98 4
3 Beitia , Ruth ESP 1.93 2
4 Okuneva , Oksana UKR 1.93
4 Vlašic , Blanka CRO 1.93
6 Radzivil , Svetlana UZB 1.89
6 Pooley , Isobel GBR 1.89
8 Licwinko , Kamila POL 1.89
9 Trost , Alessia ITA 1.89
10 Jungfleisch , Marie-Laurence GER 1.85
Pole Vault - Women
Pts
1 Murer , Fabiana BRA 4.72 8
2 Suhr , Jennifer USA 4.67 4
3 Kiriakopoúlou , Nikoléta GRE 4.67 2
3 Stefanídi , Ekateríni GRE 4.67 2 Stanford
5 Büchler , Nicole SUI 4.67
6 Saxer , Mary USA 4.57
7 Šutej , Tina SLO 4.47
8 Agirre , Naroa ESP 4.32
9 Boyd , Alana AUS 4.32
10 Bruni , Roberta ITA 4.12
Long Jump - Women
Pts Wind
1 Španovic , Ivana SRB 6.80 8 +0.1
2 Bartoletta , Tianna USA 6.76 4 0.0
3 Reese , Brittney USA 6.66 2 +0.1
4 Pusterla , Irene SUI 6.65 +0.4
5 Bauschke , Melanie GER 6.65 +1.2
6 Jarder , Erica SWE 6.61 +0.6
7 Klishina , Darya RUS 6.61 -1.6
8 Lesueur , Éloyse FRA 6.54 -1.2
9 Mihambo , Malaika GER 6.37 +0.9
Discus Throw - Women
Pts
1 Perkovic , Sandra CRO 68.36 8
2 Lewis-Smallwood , Gia USA 67.32 4
3 Samuels , Dani AUS 64.86 2
4 Craft , Shanice GER 63.44
5 Robert-Michon , Mélina FRA 62.75
6 Fischer , Julia GER 61.14
7 Rüh , Anna GER 60.72
8 Strokova , Ekaterina RUS 60.68
9 Kämäräinen , Sanna FIN 59.88
10 Sendriuté , Zinaida LTU 57.92
4x100 Metres Relay - Women
1 Great Britain & N.I. GBR 42.21
2 Jamaica JAM 42.33
3 United States USA 42.48
4 Italy ITA 43.88
5 Norway NOR 44.62
6 Switzerland U20 SUI 45.49
Switzerland SUI DNF
Netherlands NED DNF
All-time Women's best 4x100m relay
109 42.21 Great Britain & N.I. 1 Zürich 28.08.2014
Asha Phillip 25.10.90 GBR
Ashleigh Nelson 20.02.91 GBR
Anyika Onuora 28.10.84 GBR
Desiree Henry 26.08.95 GBR
159 42.33 Jamaica 2 Zürich 28.08.2014
Carrie Russel 18.10.90 JAM
Kerron Stewart 16.04.84 JAM
Schillonie Calvert 27.07.88 JAM
Samantha Henry-Robinson 25.09.88 JAM
226 42.48 United States 3 Zürich 28.08.2014
Tianna Bartoletta 30.08.85 USA
Allyson Felix 18.11.85 USA
Jeneba Tarmoh 27.09.89 USA
English Gardner 22.04.92 USA
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Simpson out dives Rowbury in the Zurich 1500m
http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/251670-Zurich-Diamond-League-2014/video/750308-Simpson-out-dives-Rowbury-in-the-1500m#.VAEG8yt_AuQ
The Warm-Up Lap: Cross Country 2014 is Here – Info to Get You Started
Courtesy: Dennis Young, USTFCCCA
August 29, 2014
NEW ORLEANS—Knowing you aren’t the best is hard. In my job, I know it; I just read Spencer Hall’s annual college football preseason essay, and I know that is the best thing anyone will write before a college fall sport starts.
If you’re a 15:30 or 14:30 or even, in this era, a 13:30 5k man, you know it too. The gorgeous Matrix that is TFRRS makes sure you know exactly where you stand, for better or worse. The surety of that knowledge is ridiculous: in 2014, if you were a Division I woman with a very respectable 4:35 1500 PR, you know you didn’t crack the nation’s top 500 times listed in the database.
In a sport that’s been mostly bleached of any messy subjectivity, cross country remains wonderfully untamed and unknowable.
Today is opening day of cross country season for Divisions I and III, and it is a stone cold lock that in some 4k or 6k in some corner of the country, a callow harrier will lead a national contender for hundreds or even thousands of meters before staggering to an exceedingly painful finish. Because he or she just didn’t know.
Track & field is spectacular, but you can’t help knowing. “What’s his split?!”, the eternal refrain of the track fan or coach. No one cares about splits in cross country. It’s pretty difficult to know them accurately, or at least to observe them in real time. Speed ratings, polls, and past times remain pretty unhelpful in predicting races held on grass in the future, and that’s a beautiful blind spot.
Cherish the one tiny slice of the running calendar left for Not-Knowing.
Some bookmarks you should index as the season starts today:
Here’s everything you need to know about NCAA championships qualifying criteria.
While all three divisions have slightly different processes for picking their national qualifiers, all use regional championships. Regional championship central gives you dates, locations, and history for every region in every division.
You don’t have to be a coach or sports information director to nominate an athlete for the National Athlete of the Week award. Every Monday at 4:00 PM eastern time, the USTFCCCA recognizes the top male and female performers from all three NCAA divisions, so get those nominations in by Mondays at noon eastern. (Next week, you have an extra day to nominate athletes)
Every Friday morning, check Infozone for a list of the weekend’s biggest meets, and every Monday morning (or Sunday if you’re so inclined) check TFRRS XC for results from across the country
The Regional Team Rankings and National Coaches Polls will come out every week here.
Preseason National Coaches Polls
Speaking of the polls, the preseason poll for DI and DIII dropped this week; the NAIA put out their own rankings, and we’ll have DII next week. DII is a week behind because their national championship is two weeks later than the other two divisions. You DII fans can slake your thirst for now with Kyle’s individual previews for men and women.
DIVISION I PRESEASON – 2014
MEN WOMEN
1. Colorado 1. Michigan
2. Northern Arizona 2. Oregon
3. Oregon 3. Florida State
4. Oklahoma State 4. Stanford
5. Stanford 5. Georgetown
6. Indiana 6. Michigan State
7. Portland 7. Arkansas
8. Syracuse 8. Colorado
9. BYU 9. Iowa State
10. Villanova 10. Virginia
Division I
The men’s pollsters mostly preserved last November’s status quo. Defending champ Colorado is a unanimous preseason No. 1, and the top four teams in the poll (the Buffs are joined by Northern Arizona, Oregon, and Oklahoma State) all finished in the top five at NCAAs last year.
The women’s poll, topped by Michigan, is much more anarchic. Defending champ Providence tumbled to No. 18 and 2013 runner-up Arizona wasn’t even among the 41 teams to receive a single point. Five different teams (Michigan, Oregon, Stanford, Georgetown, and Arkansas) got at least one first-place-vote, and the Wolverines won a plurality to come out with their first No. 1 ranking ever.
DIVISION III PRESEASON – 2014
MEN WOMEN
1. St. Olaf 1. Johns Hopkins
2. North Central (Ill.) 2. Williams
3. Williams 3. Middlebury
4. UW-Eau Claire 4. Chicago
5. Central (Iowa) 5. Oberlin
6. MIT 6. MIT
7. Johns Hopkins t7. Calvin
8. UW-La Crosse t7. Willamette
9. UW-Platteville 9. NYU
10. Washington (Mo.) 10. SUNY Geneseo
Division III
Johns Hopkins received all twelve first-place votes in the women’s poll. Though Hopkins loses three of its top six from last year’s team, the Jays have earned the benefit of the doubt after winning the last two national titles in blowout fashion. They’re trailed in the poll by No. 2 Williams and No. 3 Middlebury, which combined to win eight of 11 national titles from 2000-10.
On the men’s side, St. Olaf receives its first-ever No. 1 ranking after winning its first-ever national title last year. The Oles received two more first-place votes than No.2 North Central (Ill.), which has been the first or second place team at NCAAs 29 out of the last 40 years.
NAIA PRESEASON – 2014
MEN WOMEN
1. Oklahoma City 1. Biola (Calif.)
2. Southern Oregon 2. Lewis-Clark State (Idaho)
3. Olivet Nazarene 3. Dordt (Iowa)
4. Aquinas (Mich.) 4. Olivet Nazarene
5. St. Francis (Ill.) 5. Northwest Christian (Ore.)
6. British Columbia 6. Carrol (Mont.)
7. Shawnee State (Ohio) 7. Taylor (Ind.)
8. Concordia (Ore.) 8. Shawnee State (Ohio)
9. Cal State San Marcos 9. St. Francis (Ill.)
10. Tennessee Wesleyan 10. The Master’s (Calif.)
NAIA
The Oklahoma City men start at No. 1 after winning the national title a year ago; the only thing that got between the Stars and a unanimous top ranking was one coach casting a first-place vote for No. 2 Southern Oregon.
After taking third at nats last fall, Biola ascends to the top spot in the women’s poll. The Eagles are followed by No. 2 Lewis-Clark State and No. 3 Dordt (Iowa).
News and notes from the world of track & field and cross country
Here are some good things from the running internet:
Flotrack has been counting down the top 31 men’s and women’s college squads.
From Running Times: five storylines for the 2014 college cross country season.
Also from RT: The Shepherd (Mich.) High School XC team parodies "Fancy"; link from Liam Boylan-Pett, who’s become one of the best writers covering American high school running.
Deadspin on Jenny Simpson’s wonderful Diamond League title: “Track is a sport crippled by two evils: the stopwatch and the Olympics…”
Squire and Sully answer "Does track have a Justin Gatlin problem?"
Spikes gives us the alleged origins of the classic field event hand clap.
Follow Statman Jon on Twitter if you don’t already.
DIVISION I LINKS
List of Current USTFCCCA Members
Division I Proposals
Division I Code of Ethics
Past Convention Minutes
NCAA XC and Track & Field Rule Book
Weekly Results
Past Headlines
CROSS COUNTRY LINKS
Cross Country Executive Committee
Cross Country Operating Bylaws
Cross Country Handbook
USTFCCCA XC Regional Host Form
Latest Cross Country Poll Releases
Regional Information & Website Links
Financial Administration – Regional Cross Country
Roster Management and Results Reporting
Direct Athletics – Official Entry Form
Direct Athletics – Coaches Instructions
NCAA Championship Qualifying Criteria
Preferred Entry Fee Program
TRACK & FIELD LINKS
Track & Field Executive Committee
Track & Field Operating Bylaws
Track & Field Handbook
Track & Field Strategic Plan
National Team Rankings / Regional Index | Rationale
2015 Championship Qualifying Criteria
CHAMPIONSHIP INFO
Future NCAA Championships Dates/Sites
NCAA Cross Country Administrative Page
NCAA Indoor Track & Field Administrative Page
NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Administrative Page
FROM THE WIRE
Olympic gold medalist Allen Johnson joins Kentucky coaching staff
Conference leaders in the Mountain West discuss uncertain future amid NCAA changes
Adrian Mann joines Miami (Fla.) coaching staff
Scott Cappos tapped as new Nebraska throws coach
Matt Sparks named Notre Dame's new cross country coach
Columbia's Boylan-Pett named new head coach at NYU
Arkansas' Harter receives well-deserved USTFCCCA HOF nomination
Former All-American Shavon Greaves hired at Binghamton as assistant coach.
New NCAA report cites growth in athletics expenses are outpacing revenue
USC adds Olympian Jamie Nieto to coaching staff
Brian Johnson leaves Southern to become assistant at Georgia
Arkansas men and women predicted to repeat as SEC cross country champs
Longtime SUNY Geneseo coach Mike Woods to retire following 2014-15 campaign
With NCAA ruling, are non-revenue sports in danger?
Division III Presidents Council approves cost-cutting measures, eyes future deficits
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Winchester & Martin Lead a Talented Young Group of DII Women’s XC Returners
By Kyle Terwillegar, USTFCCCA
August 28, 2014
NEW ORLEANS – With the past two individual Division II women’s cross country champions having exhausted their eligibility in 2013-14, the door is now open for freshman phenoms from each of the past three years to stake their claim to the spotlight.
Jennifer Agnew of U-Mary, who won the XC crown a year ago but didn’t have any remaining track eligibility, and Alicia Nelson of Adams State, who didn’t have any remaining XC time after winning in 2012 but dominated the distance events during track in 2014, have now both taken their final bows and exited stage left.
Adams State senior Lauren Martin – understudy to Nelson in Alamosa, Colorado – now leads a cast of women who have all experienced success at the highest level ever since their first years as collegians.
Look Who’s Back
Returning 2013 All-Americans
Place Name School
3 Winchester, Allyson Grand Valley St.
6 Martin, Lauren Adams State
7 Hemming, Breanna Metro State
8 Rivard, Samantha Minnesota-Duluth
9 Janecke, Jessica Grand Valley St.
11 Foley, Kendra Grand Valley St.
13 Kipchumba, Joyce Alaska Anchorage
14 Lincks, Janelle Metro State
15 O’Brien, Maura Adams State
18 Short, Emily Saginaw Valley
21 Farrough, Amanda Lewis
25 Phelps, Delainey Ashland
27 Stasiuk, Alexandra American Int’l
28 Young, Jessica Winona State
31 Osborn, Hannah Grand Valley St.
32 Brunett, Jesse Adams State
33 Morgan, Connie Central Washington
34 Steen, Katelyn Western Washington
35 Pack, Julie Western State
40 Chester, Jordan Grand Valley St.
20 – All-Americans Returning
60 – Top-100 Finishers Returning
(Based on listed 2013 eligibility)
A two-time cross country All-American and two-time 2014 track champ, Martin is still the comparative "late bloomer" next to the rest of the top five returners – all because she wasn’t an All-American in her first collegiate season.
Top returner senior Allyson Winchester of Grand Valley State, No. 3 returner sophomore Breanna Hemming of Metro State, No. 4 returner sophomore Samantha Rivard of Minnesota-Duluth and No. 5 junior Jessica Janecke of GVSU have all earned All-America honors each and every time they competed the weekend before Thanksgiving.
The youth of the top five returners is microcosmic of the larger youth movement among the 20 returning All-Americans, as 11 of them are only sophomores or juniors this year.
While the youth permeates the returning slate of runners, there’s no replacing the veteran experience the top two returners Winchester and Martin have in abundance.
Winchester especially has thrived in the fall, returning as the only three-time All-American in the country. She went from 22nd her freshman year all the way to sixth in 2012 and third a year ago, leading the Lakers to their second national title in a row and their third in the past four years.
Her road to the top-three finish wasn’t always the smoothest – just one other time was she the top runner for GVSU in 2013, although that could be more of a testament to the depth of a team that returns six top-50 finishers from last year – but when it counted most she came up clutch.
She held her composure in the front of the chase group that was consistently more than 10 seconds behind Agnew, and ended up with the fifth-fastest second half of the race.
Her regular-season track campaign was low-key compared to those of her returners, but she was able to come up clutch again to finish third at 5000 meters on her home track at the NCAA Division II Outdoor Championships in a career-best 16:36.39.
The No. 2 returner Martin, however, followed up her breakthrough cross country campaign – from 72nd as a frosh to 38th in 2012 to sixth last fall – with an even bigger track season. The Grizzly, guided by her father Damon, the legendary ASU coach, won not one but two national titles at 5000 meters indoors and 10,000 meters outdoors, and finished as an All-American outdoors at 5000 meters and indoors at 3000.
For as close as the distances are between the 6k cross country championships and the indoor 5000 meters, relatively few women have been able to translate their indoor 5000 titles to cross country crowns the following fall. Neely Spence of Shippensburg and Jessica Pixler of Seattle Pacific did it in 2010 and 2009, respectively, but you have to go all the way back to Kasia Arient of Lewis in 1997 to find the only other woman who has done the indoor 5000/XC double in that order.
Outdoor 10,000-meter champions have even less frequently doubled back to win in the fall, with Arient in 1997 being the last to have achieved the outdoor 10k/XC double in the same calendar year after Tumaini Urio of rival Western State in 1995 and Christie Allen of Pittsburg State in 1992.
Martin would join Arient as the only women to win the indoor 5000, outdoor 10,000 and cross country titles in the same calendar year.
As Martin and Winchester are the standard-bearers for the senior class, so Hemming and Rivard appear to be for the future of Division II distance running. As freshmen a year ago, Hemming was seventh overall to Rivard’s eighth-place showing with just over a second separating the two. Their rivalry extended to the track, producing perhaps the year’s biggest "thrill of victory, agony of defeat" moment as Rivard claimed the indoor mile national title after Hemming – leading at the time – tripped on the final straight.
Hemming was particularly impressive in her NCAA Cross Country Championships debut, running the second half of the race faster than all but five other women and moving up 10 spots from her position at the 3k split. That jump was the second-biggest of any top-10 finisher, bested only by the 12-spot jump by Bentley’s fourth-place Tara Dooley, who will most likely redshirt the 2014 campaign after finishing fourth as a junior (per her coach).
She then went on to finish eighth in that devestating indoor national mile final and sixth outdoors at 1500 meters.
Rivard‘s trajectory to her exceptional XC finish was the inverse of Hemming’s, as she ran the slowest second half of the race of any top-12 finisher but managed to end up holding at No. 8 from the 3000-meter split to the finish.
Not to worry, because she blossomed into one of the Division’s rangiest championship runners on the track during the winter and spring. Not only did she win that indoor mile, but at the same meet she finished third at 3000 meters, and then was the national runner-up outdoors at 5000 meters and the 10th-place finisher over 10,000 meters.
Only one other woman has ever parlayed an indoor mile title into a DII cross country crown: Seattle Pacific’s Pixler in 2007, 2008 and 2009. After winning the indoor mile as a freshman, Pixler would win the next three cross titles. Could Rivard follow that trend?
Rounding out the top five returners is Winchester’s GVSU teammate Janecke. Now a junior, Janecke was even more impressive as a frosh than either Hemming or Rivard, finishing fourth in her NCAA XC debut in 2012. She notched another top-10 showing last year with a ninth-place finish as the second of four GVSU runners in the top 20.
Three times she was an All-American on the track in 2014, finishing third on her home track over 10,000 meters outdoors and notching two indoor All-America accolades at 5000 and 3000 meters with fourth and seventh-place showings, respectively.
Others to keep an eye on:
Julie Pack, Western State – Ninth as a freshman in 2013 and 35th in 2013, she largely missed the 2014 track campaign
Mara O’Brien, Adams State – 15th as a redshirt freshman, runner-up in the indoor mile
Emily Short, Saginaw Valley State – Two-time All-American, 18th in 2013 and 20th in 2013
Jessica Young, Winona State – Two-time All-American, 28th in 2013 and 35th in 2012
Hannah Osborn, GVSU – Two-time All-American, 31st in 2013 and 26th in 2012, and a fifth-place finisher indoors at 3000 meters
Loaded Field of Returners Set to Vie for Division II Individual Men’s XC Crown
By Kyle Terwillegar, USTFCCCA
August 28, 2014
NEW ORLEANS – Looking for the most hotly contested individual title race of the 2014 cross country season? You might want to give the Division II men a shot.
Five of the top 12 returners from last year’s NCAA Championships race in Spokane, Washington, are back at it again in 2014 – and they’re more highly credentialed than ever.
Defending individual XC champ senior Tabor Stevens of Adams State – also the two-time defending DII steeplechase champion – is just the tip of the iceberg. Standing an imposing 6-5, he is head-and-shoulders above the field in stature only, despite his impressive resume. Just take a look at the group who’s chasing him.
Along with junior Mike Biwott of American International (fourth in 2013), senior Aaron Dinzeo of California (Pa.) (fifth), junior Johnnie Guy of Southern Indiana (ninth) and junior Kevin Batt of Adams State (12th), those five combined last year for four national track titles, three runner-ups and three more third-place showings.
Here are their top-five accomplishments since departing Spokane:
Tabor Stevens NCAA steeplechase champ (defended)
Outdoor 5000 meters – runner-up
Indoor 3000 meters – 3rd
Mike Biwott Outdoor 10,000 meters – runner-up
Aaron Dinzeo Outdoor 10,000 meters – 3rd
Outdoor 5000 meters – 5th
Johnnie Guy Outdoor 10,000 meters champ
Outdoor 5000 meters – 3rd
Indoor 5000 meters – 4th
Kevin Batt Indoor 5000 meters champ
Outdoor 5000 meters champ
Indoor 3000 meters – runner-up
Look Who’s Back
Returning 2013 All-Americans
Place Name School
1 Stevens, Tabor Adams State
4 Biwott, Mike American Int’l
5 Dinzeo, Aaron California (Pa.)
9 Guy, Johnnie Southern Indiana
12 Batt, Kevin Adams State
16 Peterson, Alan Grand Valley St.
18 Masterson, Kyle Adams State
19 Karbo, Harald Augustana (S.D.)
20 Kadlec, Nick Metro State
22 Cini, Chad Grand Valley St.
23 Sanchez, Johnny Chico State
24 Duchampt, Felix Queens (N.C.)
25 Anthony, Dylan Alaska Anchorage
32 Samoei, Victor Alaska Anchorage
33 Alcorn, Derek Colorado Mines
34 Schneider, Phil Colorado Mines
36 Reim, Bryton Cal Baptist
37 Brockmueller, Robert Sioux Falls
39 Brockmueller, William Sioux Falls
40 Kangogo, Isaac Alaska Anchorage
20 – All-Americans Returning
62 – Top-100 Finishers Returning
(Based on listed 2013 eligibility)
As last year’s top runner for the national championship team at Adams State – the winners of five of the last six national team titles – there is no shortage of pressure on Stevens from individual, team and program legacy perspectives. But he does have the unique opportunity to become the most decorated cross country runner in school history should he repeat as national champion – a feat, remarkably, none of the other four ASU men’s XC champs ever achieved.
His 11 second victory over last year’s runner-up Vegard Olstad of Western State – who has since transferred to Oklahoma State – after coming through the midpoint of the race in fourth was a brilliant display of the strength that has made him among the best DII steeplechasers in history. He very nearly negative split the race, 14:54 and 14:56, while most other runners experienced a double-digit drop-off from the first half of the race to the second.
The Grizzly – who was also the indoor mile champ in 2013 – would be the 10th man in Division II history to repeat as the king of cross country, and the first since Nicodemus Naimadu of Abilene Christian won his fourth in a row in 2007. Incidentally, it was Stevens who smashed Naimadu’s former Division II Championships steeplechase record of 8:36.84 this past spring with an 8:35.05 of his own.
Obviously "Tabor Flav" is already a proven XC winner, but historically speaking, Stevens is in the minority of DII steeple champions who also won a national XC title later that year. Only three other men have done that: Reuben Mwei of Adams State in 2009; Naimadu in 2005, ’06 and ’07; Samson Obwocha of Texas A&M-Commerce in 1985; and Mike Vanatta of Southeast Missouri State in 1984.
Returner Spotlight:
Johnnie Guy, Southern Indiana
Q: How’s your summer training been going getting ready for this cross country season?
A: I’ve probably had my best summer ever for running. I’ve been working a lot, so I’ve been really busy and it’s kind of hard to get the mileage in, but I’ve managed to train pretty hard. I’m doing the most mileage I’ve ever done, and I feel stronger than I ever have coming into a cross country season, so I’m pretty excited.
Q: What impact has your first national title – a 10,000 meters crown outdoors this spring – had on your outlook approaching your junior XC campaign?
A: I think it’s huge, honestly. It’s a big confidence booster knowing I won a national title last spring, knowing I can run with anybody out there right now. I got a lot of experience winning a race like that. I know what works best for me, when I need to make moves in the middle of races. But cross country is a little bit tougher because everyone is in the same race instead of splitting up into all the different distances.
It will be more challenging, but I definitely think I put a big target on my back, too. I think I was kind of under the radar this track season. No one really knew who I was until I won, and now everyone’s going to be looking at me. It’s another thing I’ve got to watch out for. I don’t think anyone’s going to be messing around now. If I take the lead, people are going to go because they know I’m going to try to go for it.
Q: What are your expectations for yourself and your team this year?
A: My goal is to win nationals. I think that’s definitely reasonable, but it’s also the goal for 10-15 runners around the country and it’s definitely reasonable for them, too. I know it’s not going to be easy, but I also just want to put myself in position to give our team the best opportunity to score as high as we can. We have a great group of guys right now, and we have a couple of guys graduating next year so we’re really looking to finish strong this year.
Historically, the winners of the outdoor 5000- and 10,000-meter races at NCAAs have had much more success carrying over their momentum to the fall – good news for Stevens’ roommate Batt and Southern Indiana’s Guy (see the sidebar interview with him here), respectively.
Nine men have won the 5000 meters outdoor title and proceeded to claim the individual XC crown in the fall a combined 12 times – most recently Micah Chelimo of Alaska Anchorage in 2012 – while eight men have pulled the 10,000 meters/cross country double a combined 11 times (some double track champs may overlap).
Batt, the reigning indoor and outdoor 5k champ and a sub-4 miler indoors for the all-time DII record, is also the only active DII man who’s been able to beat Stevens head-to-head. Though he is the No. 5 returner this year after a 12th-place showing in 2013, the Australian who competes internationally for Ireland was the national cross country runner-up in 2012 by a tenth of a second over Stevens in 2012 and last fall was runner-up ahead of Stevens’ third at Roy Griak.
On the track, Batt topped Stevens in both of the national championships in which they both competed: the indoor 3000 and the outdoor 5000.
Guy had a breakthrough outdoors to win the national 10,000 meters crown, surging late in the race to defeat Biwott of American International – the No. 2 returner from last fall – while also finishing third at 5000 meters behind Batt and Stevens. As such, he now knows he is a man with a target on his back for this upcoming fall, especially when combined with the fact that his ninth-place finish a year ago makes him the No. 4 returner.
His display of strength in the closing stages of the outdoor 10,000 meters race this spring bodes well for the Screaming Eagle junior. While he held steady in last fall’s race at ninth place from the midpoint split to the finish line, 26 of the 40 All-Americans ran the second half of the race faster than Guy.
Plus, Guy has some pressure to kindle a winning streak by twins at the Division II cross country championships: last year’s women’s winner Jennifer Agnew of U-Mary was also a twin. Johnnie’s brother, Josh, also runs for USI and was 51st a year ago.
While Stevens didn’t even win a meet prior to winning the whole shebang in Spokane – although an impressive third in the DI race at Roy Griak certainly counts for something – American International’s diminutive Biwott was perhaps the Division’s most prolific runner during the regular season. He registered five wins – plus a runner-up showing in the DI race at Paul Short – before finishing fourth at NCAAs.
Biwott led the way through much of the early stages of last fall’s championship race, crossing the 5-kilometer halfway point in the lead with 10 other guys within four seconds before slipping back to fourth. He cooled off a bit during the track season, with a runner-up showing to Guy of Southern Indiana at 10,000 meters outdoors highlighting a campaign that also included seventh-place national showings at 5000 meters both indoors and outdoors.
The No. 3 returner from a year ago, Dinzeo of California (Pa.) may not have had an indoor track season, but he was able to effectively carry the momentum of his fifth-place finish at XC nationals – up from 20th in 2011 before missing the 2012 championships – into the spring.
In just his second outdoor meet, he finished fourth at 10,000 meters in the Stanford Invitational against largely Division I and pro competition in 28:40 for the 12th-best time in DII history, before going on to ultimately finish third at the DII championships in that event. He was also fifth at 5000 meters.
A non-exhaustive list of others to keep an eye on:
Matt Daniels, Adams State – Did not run at NCAAs last year but finished fourth behind Batt and Stevens in 2012 for a 2-3-4 ASU finish.
Derek Alcorn, Colorado Mines – A three-time All-American who finished 33rd a year ago
Brayden Burgleigh, Shippensburg – Finished 47th a year ago but won the indoor mile title in 2014
Victor Samoei, Alaska Anchorage – Last year’s only freshman All-American in 32nd place
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