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Pac 10 Conference Track & Field Championship University of California Berkeley - 5/8/2010 to 5/16/2010 Event 7 Men 5000 Meter Run 12/+ ======================================================================= Name Year School Finals Points ======================================================================= Finals 1 Chris Derrick SO Stanford 13:43.69 10 2 Elliott Heath JR Stanford 13:45.22 8 3 A.J. Acosta JR Oregon 13:46.87 6 4 Michael Coe JR California 13:48.64 5 5 Jake Riley JR Stanford 13:48.68 4 6 Colton Tully-Doyle JR Washington 13:54.57 3 7 Mohamud Ige SR Arizona 14:00.13 2 8 Michael Maag SR Oregon 14:01.66 1 9 Luke Puskedra SO Oregon 14:03.62 10 Marco Anzures SR UCLA 14:07.69 11 Jono Lafler FR Washington St. 14:09.08 12 John Sullivan JR Stanford 14:10.46 13 Zeke Van Patten SO Arizona State 14:15.40 14 Benjamin Johnson SO Stanford 14:19.14 15 Jeff Helmer JR Arizona State 14:25.29 16 Daniel Lovell SO Arizona State 14:25.30 17 Danny Mercado JR Oregon 14:26.69 18 Max O'Donoghue-McDonald SO Washington 14:30.96 19 Diego Mercado JR Oregon 14:33.20 20 Jordan Swarthout JR Washington 14:35.01 21 Alex Crabill SR UCLA 14:36.29 22 Brendan Gregg SO Stanford 14:39.87 23 Yosef Ghebray SR California 14:45.56 24 Justin Englund FR Washington St. 14:46.08 25 Tyler Valdes FR Stanford 14:47.03 26 Alonso Contreras SR Arizona State 15:05.63 27 Ben Engelhardt JR Arizona State 15:10.41 -- Jordan McNamara SR Oregon DNF -- Steve Sodaro JR California DNF -- Matthew Centrowitz SO Oregon DNF -- Kent Morikawa JR UCLA DNF -- Andrew Berberick FR Stanford DNF -- Collin Jarvis FR California DNF -- Jake Schmitt SR Washington DNS -- Dan Geib JR Washington St. DNS -- Dylan Hatcher SO Arizona State DNS -- Alec Bromka SR Washington DNS -- Rob Webster Jr. FR Washington DNS -- Brandon Bethke SR Arizona State DNS -- Greg Drosky FR Washington DNS -- David McCary SO Washington DNS ================================================================================ Men - Team Rankings - 19 Events Scored ================================================================================ 1) Oregon 160.50 2) USC 131 3) Stanford 86 4) Arizona State 77 5) UCLA 72 6) Washington 66 7) California 57 8) Washington St. 54 9) Arizona 25 10) Oregon State 6.50 |
| Heard through the grapevine |
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Bring AJ back to anchor the 4x400. He can do it! |
| Steventm98 |
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Chris Derrick what a stud 20 points at the PAC 10s. |
| Sub 12:50 anyone? |
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Wow! This points to a major breakthrough. When fresh, I think sub 12:55 is a given in Europe this summer for AJ, maybe even sub 12:52. |
| Heard through the grapevine |
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Derrick is definitely a stud, especially when you factor in that he's a sophomore. How many titles is this guy going to rack up? |
| Hobby jog |
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This is a great day by his standards. His career at Oregon has mostly been a disappointment up to now. By the way, the two guys who finished in front of him were both doubling back from the 10,000. They were using this as a cool down. |
| Heard through the grapevine |
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AJ scored more total points than Heath. Plus he got his shoes wet. |
| NCAA Fan |
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Wow, Derrick runs great holy cow. AJ Nation not bad! |
| max runs |
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mens 400 m hurdle results?? |
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Naw, AJ didn't run that one. |
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Pretty $hitty only two 48's |
| Poster Formerly Known asGoober |
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This is seriously impressive. By far his best weekend to date. 5000m PR after a 3:46, 8:52, 3:41? Top notch. I guess the real question is which double does he do at NCAAs now? He can obviously handle the high workload. |
| Hobby Jog |
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La nacion de AJ will next reek plunder on Arizona. |
| i think the 1600 |
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Ok..... That is good. I give him some credit now. |
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Nicole Blood scored 20! |
| LeFraud |
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Only could be a considered a disappointment in XC. On the track AJ has been a good, consistent performer. Whether he takes the next big step and runs either 13:3x or sub 3:39 remains to be seen. He's beaten a ton of guys who have done stuff like that in conference races and even at NCAA's, but just hasn't done it in a fast race. |
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Way to go, AJ! You can score points in a Pac-10 meet. Lets see how this transitions to the NCAA Championships...if he even makes the finals of anything there. Lame. |
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tons of cats do the 10K sit and kick / 5K double at conference. almost nobody does the 1500(with a heat and final)/steeple/5K triple (which is a quadruple) period. those who may try it would not likely get top 4 in all events, especially in the pac-10 conference. not only that, but aj was mowing it down in the end on both finals today. |
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Does anyone know what the Cal runners were going for in that race? Sodaro and Jarvis were doing some kind of pacemaking but I didn't really get why if their guys weren't going to line up behind them. Seemed like Sodaro was thinking the same thing as he almost totally turned around during the race to see where everyone else was. Strange race. |
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The Pac 10 is the best distance conference in the nation by FAR |