1995-97 NCAA Indoor results...

1997

800-meter run: 1. David Krummenacker, Georgia Tech, 1:47.49; 2. Aaron Richburg, Auburn, 1:47.99; 3. Balazs Koranyi, Rutgers, 1:48.19; 4. Kevin Murphy, Boston U., 1:48.31; 5. Marvin Watts, South Caro., 1:48.96; 6. Cory Peterson, Wis.-Milwaukee, 1:49.59; 7. Matt Kalwinsky, Georgetown, 1:49.71.

3,000-meter run: 1. Adam Goucher, Colorado, 7:54.20; 2. Ryan Wilson, Arkansas, 7:54.73; 3. Ian Carswell, Harvard, 7:57.03; 4. Tim Broe, Alabama, 7:59.52; 5. Kyle Baker, Michigan St., 8:03.75; 6. Andrew Marx, Air Force, 8:06.50; 7. John Howell, Northern Ariz., 8:08.03; 8. Chris Fogarazzo, St. John's (N.Y.), 8:08.69.

5,000-meter run: 1. Mebrahtom Keflezighi, UCLA, 13:52.72; 2. Sean Kaley, Arkansas, 14:02.01; 3. Chris England, Ohio St., 14:04.52; 4. Christopher Kebenei, Oklahoma St., 14:08.36; 5. Mike Donnelly, Providence, 14:10.88; 6. Rob Reeder, Stanford, 14:11.41; 7. Theo Martin, Northern Ariz., 14:16.02; 8. John Mentzer, Navy, 14:18.25.

Mile run: 1. Julius Achon, George Mason, 3:59.85; 2. Seneca Lassiter, Arkansas, 4:01.30; 3. Jason Lunn, Stanford, 4:02.14; 4. Bernard Lagat, Washington St., 4:02.21; 5. Corey Ihmels, Iowa St., 4:02.42; 6. Ben Reese, Eastern Mich., 4:02.86; 7. Steve Howard, Villanova, 4:03.59; 8. Thomas Reese, Colorado, 4:04.22.

Distance medley relay: 1. George Mason (Miklos Arpasi, Francis Ogola, O'Neil Duncan, Julius Achon), 9:32.27; 2. Washington St., 9:34.03; 3. Georgetown, 9:35.83; 4. Michigan, 9:36.05; 5. Illinois, 9:36.35; 6. Arkansas, 9:41.34; 7. Eastern Mich., 9:45.35; 8. Notre Dame, 9:45.67.

1995

800-Meters Run - final (3/11)

1. Michael Williams (Manhattan/Jamaica) 1:48.12

2. Bryan Woodward (Georgetown) 1:49.22

3. Alex Morgan (George Mason) 1:49.25

4. Brandon Rock (Arkansas) 1:49.92

5. Ronald Thorne (Miami, FL/Barbados) 1:50.18

6. Marko Koers (Illinois/Netherlands) 1:50.29

7. Mike Daniels (Seton Hall) 1:51.91

8. Jeremy Stallings (Florida) 1:53.82

One Mile Run - final (3/11)

1. Kevin Sullivan (Michigan/Canada) 3:55.33

2. Graham Hood (Arkansas/Canada) 3:55.72

3. Paul McMullen (Eastern Michigan) 3:58.21

4. Passmore Furusa (Louisiana State/Zimbabwe) 3:58.77

5. Brian Hyde (William & Mary) 3:59.16

6. Louie Quintana (Villanova) 4:01.15

7. Ken Nason (Villanova/Ireland) 4:04.51

8. Andre Jakubiec (Florida/Poland) 4:05.06

3,000-Meters Run - final (3/11)

1. Jason Bunston (Arkansas/Canada) 8:06.81

2. Richie Boulet (California) 8:06.92

3. Robert Gary (Ohio State) 8:07.74

4. Tony Cosey (Tennessee) 8:08.00

5. Alan Culpepper (Colorado) 8:08.31

6. Jon Wild (Oklahoma State/New Zealand) 8:08.62

7. Ian Carswell (Harvard/New Zealand) 8:08.64

8. Dmitry Drozdov (Iowa State/Russia) 8:09.48

5,000-Meters Run - final (3/10)

1. Mark Carroll (Providence/Ireland) 13:55.15

2. Godfrey Siamusiye (Arkansas/Zimbabwe) 13:58.99

3. Adam Goucher (Colorado) 13:59.71

4. Ian Robinson (Iowa State/Great Britain) 13:59.96

5. James Menon (Wisconsin) 14:05.25

6. Bob Donker (West Virginia/Canada) 14:06.25

7. Vadim Nemad (Kentucky) 14:07.08

8. Kamiel Maase (Texas/Norway) 14:10.62

Distance Medley - final (3/11)

1. MICHIGAN 9:34.44

(Nick Karfonta 1:52.0, Trinity Townsend 47.1, Ian Forsyth/Canada 2:58.1, Kevin Sullivan/Canada 3:57.1)

2. EASTERN MICHIGAN 9:35.57

(Jeff Beyst 1:53.1, Kercheval Patterson 48.8, Jason Boothroyd/Great Britain 2:54.3, Paul McMullen 4:00.1)

3. ILLINOIS 9:36.33

(Eric Henson 1:52.6, Ben Beyers 46.4, Chris Saunders 2:57.3, Marko Koers/Netherlands 3:5.98)

4. VILLANOVA 9:36.95

(Kevin Christiani 1:51.4, Chuck Silvester 47.2, Ken Nason/Ireland 2:57.4, Louie Quintana 4:00.7)

5. GEORGE MASON 9:37.11

(Alex Morgan/Jamaica 1:49.9, Louis McDonald/Jamaica 47.4, Mario Vernon-Watson/Jamaica 2:56.5, Ibrahim Aden/Somalia 4:03.0)

6. ARKANSAS 9:37.31

(betters American indoor record of 9:38.08 by Georgetown in 1995)

(Brandon Rock 1:51.2, Curtis McIntire 47.2, Chris Wilson 2:58.0, Ryan Wilson 4:00.9)

7. GEORGETOWN 9:41.03

(Seth Wetzel 1:53.6, Mike Schroer 48.0, Eric O'Brien 2:57.0, Mark Sivieri 4:02.3)

8. FLORIDA 9:45.17

(Jeremy Stallings 1:52.5, Lamar Fowler 47.1, Donnell Johnson 2:56.5, Andre Jakubiec/Poland 4:08.9)

1996

800-meter run--1. Einars Tupuritis, Wichita St., 1:45.80 (meet record; old record: 1:46.19, George Kersh, Mississippi, 3-9-91); 2. Alex Morgan, George Mason, 1:46.70; 3. Brian Klein, Rice, 1:47.09; 4. Jeremy Stallings, Florida, 1:48.06; 5. Joey Woody, Northern Iowa, 1:48.31; 6. Bryan Woodard, Georgetown, 1:48.92; 7. Michael Schroer, Georgetown, 1:49.04; 8. Miklos Arpasi, George Mason, 1:49.68.

Mile run--1. Julius Achon, George Mason, 4:02.83; 2. Jonah Kiptarus, Nebraska, 4:03.59; 3. Jama Bile, Northern Ariz., 4:03.77; 4. Corey Ihmels, Iowa St., 4:04.03; 5. Andy Downin, Georgetown, 4:04.32; 6. Dave Sobolik, Colorado St., 4:04.49; 7. Sammy Unberhagen, Southwest Tex. St., 4:06.20; 8. Donnell Johnson, Florida, 4:12.39.

3,000-meter run--1. Ryan Wilson, Arkansas, 7:51.66; 2. Robert Gary, Ohio St., 7:52.63; 3. Jon Wild, Oklahoma St., 7:53.10; 4. Eric Mack, Air Force, 7:56.56; 5. Bob Keino, Arizona, 7:56.78; 6. Dmitry Drozdov, Iowa St., 7:57.64; 7. Tony Cosey, Tennessee, 8:00.92; 8. David Healy, Providence, 8:04.10.

5,000-meter run--1. Jason Casiano, Wisconsin, 13:50.08; 2. Godfrey Siamusiye, 13:50.49; 3. Patrick Kiptum, Oklahoma St., 13:52.10; 4. Stewart Ellington, Tennessee, 13:55.71; 5. James Menon, Wisconsin, 13:56.58; 6. Vadim Nemad, Kentucky, 13:59.97; 7. Conor Holt, Oklahoma, 14:03.48; 8. Timothy Martin, Northern Ariz., 14:07.24.

Distance medley relay--1. Nebraska (Miklos Roth, Alex Lamme, Jonah Kiptarus, Balazs Tolgyesi), 9:32.13; 2. Michigan, 9:32.28; 3. Eastern Mich., 9:38.77; 4. Illinois, 9:41.25; 5. Wisconsin, 9:43.22; 6. Florida, 9:43.67; 7. Tennessee, 9:44.39; 8. Arkansas, 9:52.43.

Good luck with your project. Pay it forward.

heres1995and1996 wrote:

Good luck with your project. Pay it forward.

Thanks a ton. Happy running!

Not sure if it matters for your project, but the 3k had trial heats the day before the final in 95 and 96. They scrapped the trials in 97.

That 95 mile was one of the greatest races I've ever seen at any level, BTW.

A lot of current college coaches in there. Did Quintana (spelling?) race at all after college. I heard he was a monster in high school.