Hm, Sathre did run a 4:10 mile indoors, so he should have the speed. Unless something is wrong, I'm guessing he's just resting for nationals. For someone likely capable of breaking 14:10, I don't see why he couldn't just run an even paced 14:40 for the win, but perhaps the coach is playing it conservative to make sure he's fresh at nats.
Anyone know where the top guys in the conference are racing for the Last Chance meets this weekend?
Breaking it down:
Looks like the Bethel boys had a hell of a meet at LaCrosse.
Huderle continues dropping his steeple PR, now he waits to see what happens at NCC today.
Hamdogs went crazy in the 5k last night in Naperville.
It'll be interesting to see what Sathre does at NCAA's, 3:58 last night.
So informative.
Can't find results, but here's the rankings in the final NCAA qualifiers
1500
6 Jack Deichert SR Hamline 3:49.56
14 Brian Saksa SO St. Olaf 3:51.03
16 Zach Haskins SO Bethel (Minn 3:51.47
5000
5 Devin Monson SR Hamline 14:12.57
13 Jack Deichert SR Hamline 14:26.99
Sathre did not enter the 10,000, so he'll be fresh in the 5000. He'll need to be, as Monson looks really, really good, while Sathre may have peaked too soon.
Looks like you forgot Huderle... he\\\'s in the second heat of the steeple.
Does anyone know why Brian Saksa is no longer listed in the heats of the 1500?
Back injury.
[maybe] (not) an ole wrote:
Back injury.
That sucks. A chronic thing, or an accident?
That kid really improved this year and seems like a good guy.
113 wrote:That sucks. A chronic thing, or an accident?
That kid really improved this year and seems like a good guy.
Not entirely sure. He is definitely a real class act. It is a shame that after getting All-American indoors he can't race this weekend. At least he's only a sophomore!
From what I understand it likely won't be a long term issue, just a short-term injury with bad timing.
Nice MIAC showings! 3rd in 10,000, 2 & 7 in 1500, 2 & 3 in 800! 5,000 coming up. My guess is Sathre 3rd, Monson 4th.
10,000
3 Devin Monson SR Hamline 30:36.73! 6
1:10.505 (1:10.505),2:24.755 (1:14.250),3:39.035 (1:14.280),4:59.695 (1:20.660),6:14.185
(1:14.490),7:28.885 (1:14.700),8:39.315 (1:10.430),9:52.805 (1:13.490),11:00.795
(1:07.990),12:09.525 (1:08.730),13:19.865 (1:10.340),14:34.295 (1:14.430),15:49.935
(1:15.640),17:04.465 (1:14.530),18:19.355 (1:14.890),19:34.235 (1:14.880),20:49.765
(1:15.530),22:04.245 (1:14.480),23:19.975 (1:15.730),24:36.145 (1:16.170),25:51.805
(1:15.660),27:08.465 (1:16.660),28:22.985 (1:14.520),29:31.875 (1:08.890),30:36.721
(1:04.847)
1500
1 Dan Sullivan SO Wis.-Stevens Point 3:55.38 10
2 Jack Deichert SR Hamline 3:55.86 8
3 Kevin McCarthy SR Wabash 3:56.30 6
4 Chris Brown SR Brandeis 3:56.36 5
5 Tim Schoch SR Haverford 3:56.99 4
6 Coby Horowitz SO Bowdoin 3:57.06 3
7 Zach Haskins SO Bethel (Minn.) 3:57.11 2
8 Matt Turlip SR NYU 3:57.70 1
1 Jake Waterman JR Wabash 1:49.41 10
2 Mike Hutton SR St. Thomas (Minn.) 1:49.78 8
3 Matt Schafer JR Bethel (Minn.) 1:50.61 6
4 Joel Rietsema JR Hope 1:50.72 5
5 Matt Rever SO Elizabethtown 1:50.97 4
6 Cole Williams FR Occidental 1:51.01 3
7 Ben Scheetz SR Amherst 1:51.07 2
8 Luke Vance JR Wheaton (Ill.) 1:51.08 1
Steeple
12 Marcus Huderle SO Carleton 9:22.21
It's on the books. Monson had an incredible weekend, Sathre probably did peak early, but managed 6th, Deichert DNF.
5000
1 Tim Nelson SR Wis.-Stout 14:15.31! 10
2 Jordan Schilit JR Haverford 14:20.45! 8
3 Devin Monson SR Hamline 14:21.78! 6
4 Michael Schmidt SR Middlebury 14:25.24! 5
5 Lee Berube SR Geneseo St. 14:25.85! 4
6 Ben Sathre SR St. Thomas (Minn.) 14:28.18! 3
7 Makorobondo Salukombo SR Denison 14:37.12 2
8 Nick Kramer SR Calvin 14:39.35 1
where you find the splits online for the races? i can only find the results
Sathre is still a douche...
http://downthebackstretch.blogspot.com/2012/09/ben-sathre-talks-about-city-of-lakes_10.html
Nice guys finish last. Just like you!