HEPS Track and Field 2012-13

C/M Runner wrote:

Hey fun., do you know what their event marks are (not just the points)? Just curious. I love the comparison with the rankings.

The best one I recall was Sheldon's 7.9 in the 60HH (HT).

So all of the times were hand-held? Hmm. I guess we'll know for sure when they post the results online. They haven't been uploaded to TFRRS system yet.

Austin Hollimon is scheduled to run at Penn State this weekend - the 600m I believe.

I wonder if Hale will finally run an open event this weekend. She's only done relay legs so far this weekend.

C/M Runner wrote:

So all of the times were hand-held? Hmm. I guess we'll know for sure when they post the results online. They haven't been uploaded to TFRRS system yet.

Yes they were hand timed, TFRRS scores will be higher because the track is flat

Courtesy of HTC (q.v.), there's a link to the entries for Penn State's Sykes/Sabock Challenge, with Penn, Princeton, and Cornell.

Princeton is entered in force, and should be carrying the Ivy colors as far as the team-title races (which include PSU, UConn, and Liberty) are concerned. Somewhat atypically (given that it's a scoring meet), Cornell is skipping several events and keeping some big guns out. (Strategically, one hopes, rather than because of injury/illness!) We should see some high-quality marks from this meet: fine facility, excellent competition.

Which, I guess, answers the question as to whether this weekend will be a "quiet" one for the League: no! A substantial rewriting of the performance lists should be in store.

BRF - according to Cornell's sports website, some of the team will be making an appearance at Ithaca College for the Ithaca Bomber Invite tomorrow. There is supposed to be live results... but no heat sheets that I can see.

http://cornellbigred.com/news/2013/2/1/MTRACK_0201131413.aspx

Meanwhile, Harvard, Columbia, and Dartmouth have done a little bit at the Armory. Check out this page and click on the event to see results:

http://www.armorytrack.com/armory/aci-sked-2013

For maybe the first time ever, except for when they host outdoor Heps. live results for an event at Yale!

http://files.milesplit.us/live_results/133848/index.html

C/M Runner wrote:

BRF - according to Cornell's sports website, some of the team will be making an appearance at Ithaca College for the Ithaca Bomber Invite tomorrow. There is supposed to be live results... but no heat sheets that I can see.

Wow, good catch, C/M! In fact the start lists are up now, and it looks like maybe a *majority*--certainly a substantial group--of the Big Red are entered at IC:

Looks like a smart move to me, because in most (maybe not all) of those events the other teams will be able to give the CU entries solid competition--better for their development, compared to the top-heavy meet at PSU.

To answer a previous question (my own?), I'd say that anyone who's going to compete for the Big Red at indoor Heps will have competed by the end of this weekend. Evidently some folks are just not going to have an indoor season, whatever the reasons.

Ancient Ivy wrote:

For maybe the first time ever, except for when they host outdoor Heps. live results for an event at Yale!

http://files.milesplit.us/live_results/133848/index.html

Thanks for the link. Not bad...six Elis under 15:00 for 5,000m, and two more close!

C/M Runner wrote:

Meanwhile, Harvard, Columbia, and Dartmouth have done a little bit at the Armory. Check out this page and click on the event to see results:

http://www.armorytrack.com/armory/aci-sked-2013

Whoa--even with very partial results, it's obvious that the Harvard women are tremendous contenders this year

Yeah, overall I'd say this weekend does not belong in the "quiet" category. People are getting really serious...

Indeed, Harvard had the women sprint group to watch out for this year. I hope they will perform at heps.

Austin Hollimon ran today at PSU in the 600m. Finished 7th in 1:21.26.

1 Brennan, Ryan FR Penn State 1:19.76 5 10

2 Burton, Brandon SO Virginia 1:19.85 3 8

3 Arslain, Paul SR Liberty 1:20.73 4 6

4 DeSalvo, Paul SO Connecticut 1:20.82 3 5

5 Hamlett, Tim FR Penn 1:21.05 4 4

6 Schotzinger, Tommy FR Unc-Wilmington 1:21.25 2 3

7 Hollimon, Austin SR Princeton 1:21.26 5 2

8 Rhodes, Robert FR Connecticut 1:21.41 5 1

9 Cole, William SR Buffalo 1:21.66 4

10 Whyte, Chris SR Connecticut 1:21.72 4

I don't see any previous results for him in the 600m, so I guess it is a new best for him, but he has some work to do (particularly if a Penn frosh is beating him).,

UPDATE ON MY VIRTUAL MEET RANKINGS FEBRUARY 2ND EDITION

I took every athlete's PB from over the past 5 seasons 2011 IN, 2011 OU, 2012 IN, 2012 OU & 2013 IN and ranked the top 12 times/marks

The scoring is not counting 4x4, 4x8, or DMR:

170 Princeton (up 8 from last week)

112 Cornell (down 4.33 from last week)

73 Harvard (down 1.33 from last week)

60 Columbia (up 3.5 from last week)

38 Brown (down 6.5 from last week)

19 Dartmouth (down 0.3 from last week)

18 Penn (up 1 from last week)

6 Yale (same as last week)

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RNK EVENT NAME SCHOOL MARK PTS

1 60 Spooney, John Brown 6.79 7.00

1 60 Adarquah-Yiadon, Jedidiah Cornell 6.79 7.00

1 60 Bain, Chris Cornell 6.79 7.00

1 60 Wilson, Damani Harvard 6.79 7.00

5 60 Ojukwu, Kinsley Cornell 6.80 2.00

6 60 Ezekoye, Andrew Harvard 6.82 1.00

7 60 Reilly, Connor Dartmouth 6.83

8 60 Hortelano-Roig, Bruno Cornell 6.87

9 60 Hill, John Princeton 6.91

10 60 Buskey, Brett Dartmouth 6.92

10 60 Egi, William Princeton 6.92

12 60 McCarthy, Connor Harvard 6.93

1 400 Hopkins, Tom Princeton 46.23 10.00

2 400 Hollimon, Austin Princeton 46.47 8.00

3 400 Dinkins, Russell Princeton 46.95 6.00

4 400 Spooney, John Brown 47.71 4.00

5 400 Boyd, Kevin Columbia 47.88 2.00

6 400 Ojukwu, Kinsley Cornell 48.37 1.00

7 400 Miner, Sam Columbia 48.62

8 400 Rabbitt, Mike Cornell 48.77

9 400 Hortelano-Roig, Bruno Cornell 48.86

10 400 Bishop, Jalil Dartmouth 48.94

11 400 Hairston, Max Cornell 49.13

12 400 Howard, Samuel Brown 49.15

1 500 Dinkins, Russell Princeton 1:02.05 10.00

2 500 Kovalczyk, Billy Columbia 1:03.60 8.00

3 500 Claflin, Connor Columbia 1:03.73 6.00

4 500 Elder, Nathan Brown 1:03.76 3.00

4 500 McFann, Harry Columbia 1:03.76 3.00

6 500 Timmins, Tom Penn 1:04.13 1.00

7 500 Admirand, Rutger Cornell 1:04.23

8 500 Carey, Tim Penn 1:04.27

9 500 Wade, Nick Cornell 1:04.31

10 500 Hamlett, Tim Penn 1:04.35

11 500 Cahuzac, Thomas Columbia 1:04.43

12 500 Olloqui, Cisco Cornell 1:04.53

1 800 McFann, Harry Columbia 1:48.14 10.00

2 800 Dinkins, Russell Princeton 1:48.26 8.00

3 800 Callahan, Peter Princeton 1:48.66 6.00

4 800 Admirand, Rutger Cornell 1:48.84 4.00

5 800 Claflin, Connor Columbia 1:49.41 2.00

6 800 Williams, Michael Princeton 1:49.53 1.00

7 800 Fish, Brendon Columbia 1:49.72

8 800 Weinlandt, Will Cornell 1:49.76

9 800 Paternostro, Bradley Princeton 1:49.91

10 800 Wade, Nick Cornell 1:49.92

11 800 Zirngibl, Lukas Dartmouth 1:50.40

12 800 Tufnell, Henry Brown 1:50.42

1 1000 Callahan, Peter Princeton 2:20.78 10.00

2 1000 Willig, Ned Brown 2:22.96 8.00

3 1000 Berg, Erik Brown 2:23.39 6.00

4 1000 Wade, Nick Cornell 2:23.66 4.00

5 1000 Shirvell, James Yale 2:23.85 2.00

6 1000 Paternostro, Bradley Princeton 2:23.91 1.00

7 1000 Fish, Brendon Columbia 2:24.10

8 1000 Schilkowsky, John Cornell 2:24.35

9 1000 Jones, Byron Columbia 2:24.99

10 1000 Cooper, Kevin Brown 2:25.67

11 1000 Tansey, Liam Columbia 2:25.70

12 1000 Admirand, Rutger Cornell 2:25.96

1 3K Bleday, John Dartmouth 7:59.33 10.00

2 3K Frankin, Michael Princeton 8:04.59 8.00

3 3K Royer, Phil Dartmouth 8:06.96 6.00

4 3K Murphy, Mike Columbia 8:08.73 4.00

5 3K Bendtsen, Chris Princeton 8:09.25 2.00

6 3K Korolev, Maksim Harvard 8:09.54 1.00

7 3K Cooper, Kevin Brown 8:09.73

7 3K Veilleux, Ben Columbia 8:09.73

9 3K Composto, Nico Columbia 8:09.80

10 3K Arnold, Andy Cornell 8:10.26

11 3K Everett, Daniel Columbia 8:10.99

12 3K Hillas, Tim Yale 8:11.35

1 5K Leakos, James Harvard 13:56.93 10.00

2 5K Bendtsen, Chris Princeton 13:57.51 8.00

3 5K Arroyo Yamin, Alejandro Princeton 14:02.08 6.00

4 5K Udland, Tyler Princeton 14:05.78 4.00

5 5K Frankin, Michael Princeton 14:06.82 2.00

6 5K Murphy, Mike Columbia 14:07.00 1.00

7 5K Royer, Phil Dartmouth 14:07.48

8 5K Snyder, Paul Columbia 14:07.81

9 5K Bleday, John Dartmouth 14:07.89

10 5K Vitez, Jonathan Princeton 14:09.37

11 5K Composto, Nico Columbia 14:13.41

12 5K Groves, Max Cornell 14:15.72

1 60H Harris, Jarvis Harvard 8.02 10.00

2 60H Sheldon, Richard Princeton 8.10 8.00

3 60H Hairston, Max Cornell 8.12 6.00

4 60H Carey, Tim Penn 8.19 4.00

5 60H Evanter, Jacob Dartmouth 8.22 2.00

6 60H Mohr, Robert Princeton 8.24 1.00

7 60H Zeller, Zach Cornell 8.25

8 60H Barry, Seck Penn 8.28

9 60H Hanninen, Jon Cornell 8.29

10 60H Caldwell, Gregory Princeton 8.31

11 60H Hopkins, Tom Princeton 8.32

12 60H Brown, Michael Penn 8.39

1 HEP Soerens, Stephen Princeton 5118 10.00

2 HEP Sheldon, Richard Princeton 5102 8.00

3 HEP Hopkins, Tom Princeton 5086 6.00

4 HEP Rhodes, Peter Brown 5055 4.00

5 HEP Rabbitt, Mike Cornell 5037 2.00

6 HEP Pelisek, Brad Princeton 4943 1.00

7 HEP Weinstock, Evan Brown 4903

8 HEP Hynes, Ryan Cornell 4818

9 HEP Oslin, Brian Princeton 4813

10 HEP Athanasopoulos, Nick Cornell 4721

11 HEP Barjon, Jacques Harvard 4633

12 HEP Hanninen, Jon Cornell 4565

1 HJ Reynolds, Maalik Penn 2.28m 10.00

2 HJ Blair, Montez Cornell 2.27m 8.00

3 HJ Afadapa, Stephen Cornell 2.16m 6.00

4 HJ Butler, Tommy Cornell 2.14m 4.00

5 HJ Jarrett, Omar Princeton 2.07m 2.00

6 HJ Pitt, Thomas Penn 2.06m 1.00

7 HJ Stancil, Hercules Cornell 2.04m

7 HJ Birck, Jeremy Dartmouth 2.04m

7 HJ Sparks, Jonathan Harvard 2.04m

10 HJ Scott, Dan Cornell 2.03m

10 HJ Yoder, Sam Dartmouth 2.03m

12 HJ Soerens, Stephen Princeton 2.02m

1 LJ Bell, Steven Cornell 7.50m 10.00

2 LJ McLean, Damon Princeton 7.43m 7.00

2 LJ Hopkins, Tom Princeton 7.43m 7.00

4 LJ Soerens, Stephen Princeton 7.33m 4.00

5 LJ Stancil, Hercules Cornell 7.32m 2.00

6 LJ Blair, Montez Cornell 7.29m 1.00

7 LJ Chew, Han Wei Cornell 7.23m

8 LJ Molidor, Shane Princeton 7.20m

9 LJ Athanasopoulos, Nick Cornell 7.17m

9 LJ White, Jourdan Cornell 7.17m

11 LJ Lindberg, Dana Yale 7.05m

12 LJ Rabbitt, Mike Cornell 7.04m

1 MILE Callahan, Peter Princeton 3:58.76 10.00

2 MILE Everett, Daniel Columbia 4:00.42 8.00

3 MILE Feigen, Mark Columbia 4:00.74 6.00

4 MILE Gregorek, John Columbia 4:01.98 4.00

5 MILE Berg, Erik Brown 4:02.31 2.00

6 MILE Cooper, Kevin Brown 4:02.69 1.00

7 MILE Williams, Michael Princeton 4:02.74

8 MILE Wade, Nick Cornell 4:02.76

9 MILE Schilkowsky, John Cornell 4:02.91

10 MILE Jones, Byron Columbia 4:03.79

11 MILE Bleday, John Dartmouth 4:04.02

12 MILE McGowan, John Yale 4:04.70

1 PV Weiler, Nico Harvard 5.50m 10.00

2 PV Roach, Peter Cornell 5.17m 8.00

3 PV Bragg, Adam Princeton 5.06m 6.00

4 PV Garin, Fedor Harvard 5.01m 4.00

5 PV Rayburn, Keith Cornell 4.90m 2.00

6 PV Kim, David Cornell 4.85m 1.00

7 PV Pawlak, Steven Cornell 4.70m

7 PV Coneway, David Princeton 4.70m

7 PV Chandler, Paul Yale 4.70m

10 PV Cyphers, Josh Dartmouth 4.65m

11 PV Gilson, Brett Dartmouth 4.55m

12 PV Slovenski, Mike Harvard 4.50m

12 PV Hateley, Everett Penn 4.50m

12 PV Saitta, Evan Princeton 4.50m

12 PV Sullivan, Brendan Yale 4.50m

1 SP Mozia, Stephen Cornell 19.89m 10.00

2 SP Glauser, Ben Harvard 18.07m 8.00

3 SP Brode, Dustin Harvard 17.82m 6.00

4 SP Liokumovich, Igor Harvard 17.53m 4.00

5 SP Brenza, Jacob Penn 17.25m 2.00

6 SP Filiano, Dom Dartmouth 16.93m 1.00

7 SP Brucker, Edward Harvard 16.83m

8 SP Tenpas, Ben Cornell 16.34m

9 SP Rushton, Scott Princeton 16.15m

10 SP Braun, Jesse Cornell 15.90m

11 SP Mattis, Sam Penn 15.59m

12 SP Miller, Matthew Brown 15.27m

1 TJ McLean, Damon Princeton 16.03m 10.00

2 TJ Scott, Dan Cornell 15.51m 8.00

3 TJ Bell, Steven Cornell 15.16m 6.00

4 TJ Thompson, Kenneth Brown 15.00m 3.00

4 TJ Ojukwu, Kinsley Cornell 15.00m 3.00

6 TJ Harris, Jarvis Harvard 14.80m 1.00

7 TJ Padmore, Jonathan Brown 14.76m

7 TJ Owusu-Nyanteky, Nana Princeton 14.76m

9 TJ Chew, Han Wei Cornell 14.59m

10 TJ Blair, Montez Cornell 14.24m

11 TJ Straughn, Nick Penn 14.13m

12 TJ Athanasopoulos, Nick Cornell 13.97m

1 WT Rhodes, Bryan Cornell 18.62m 9.00

1 WT Glauser, Ben Harvard 18.62m 9.00

3 WT Dickerson, Duncan Columbia 18.15m 6.00

4 WT Levine, Michael Yale 17.96m 4.00

5 WT Brode, Dustin Harvard 17.94m 2.00

6 WT Mozia, Stephen Cornell 17.93m 1.00

7 WT Fiedler, Bob Cornell 17.70m

8 WT Polega, Matthew Harvard 17.02m

9 WT Servino, Thomas Dartmouth 16.79m

10 WT Filiano, Dom Dartmouth 16.42m

11 WT Liokumovich, Igor Harvard 16.18m

12 WT Mattis, Sam Penn 15.77m

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NOW TAKING INTO ACCOUNT IMPOSSIBLE DOUBLES 400/500, 500/800, 800/1000, 800/MILE etc I projected who would drop from the top 12 to compete in a different event.

400m Remove Dinkins (PRI)

+3 Columbia

+2 Brown

+1 Cornell

-6 Princeton

500m Remove McFann (COL); Admirand (COR); Wade (COR);

+2 Penn

+1 Brown

-3 Columbia

800m Remove Dinkins (PRI); Callahan (PRI); Claflin (COL); Paternostro (PRI); Wade (COR)

+6 Cornell

+2 Columbia

+1 Dartmouth

-9 Princeton

1000m Remove Berg (BRO); Cooper (BRO); Admirand (COR); Fish (COL)

+2 Yale

+3 Cornell

+1 Princeton

-6 Brown

MILE Remove Williams (PRI); Jones (COL);

NO CHANGE

3000m

NO CHANGE

5000m Remove Bleday (DAR)

NO CHANGE

Total Change to virtual scores based on removing athletes for impossible doubles

+10 Cornell

+2 Penn

+2 Columbia

+2 Yale

+1 Dartmouth

-3 Brown

-14 Princeton

THUS...

156 Princeton

122 Cornell

73 Harvard

62 Columbia

35 Brown

20 Dartmouth

20 Penn

8 Yale

(Not counting relays of course)

Once again, excellent work and much appreciated, fun. I hadn't even realized that all the weekend's results were posted!

My hometown Columbia Lions, still young in their season, continue to impress me. Their men may have too many holes in their event coverage to contend for team titles at Heps, but this weekend's 7:30 for a 4x8 and 9:40 DMR are no jokes. The women are making strong progress in almost every event category and should certainly be in the mix at Heps.

I also note the continuing progess of the Penn squads, including Maalik and the men's 4x4. The Quakers don't have enough top performers yet, but are showing excellent event coverage and, in three weeks' time, are likely to surprise people in several events.

9:40 should get into NC's, right?

What happens to top flight throwers when they go to Harvard? How do top level 70 foot shot putters, 200 foot hammer throwers and near 200 foot discus throwers become increasingly worse year after year? Brode threw 71feet in HS (rough equivalent of 61 with the 16#) and 198 in discus. He's now averaging about 56 feet into his junior year and never broke 60 feet. Glauser threw 60+ feet with 16#er his senior year in hs. He is now down to 53 feet and never broke 60 feet since attending Harvard. Mozia goes off to Cornell with so-so hs credentials (low 60s high 50s) and blows through 60feet his freshman year and is a consistent 60+ footer his Sophomore year and is ahead of guys like Vena in the college rankings. All kids are different of course; however, a 70 footer in hs is an exceptional and talented athlete and has mostly mastered the techniques of his craft. So, what gives at Harvard? Why can't they make their throwers better?

9:40 wont make it.

Sub 9:32 is in/bubble, sub 9:31 in but close, sub 9:30 safe

The weights for the shot put are heavier in college than they are in high school (12 lbs in HS vs 16 lbs in college)

Also, they have a new throwing coach for this indoor season, as their previous one is now the director of TF/XC at Northeastern.

But otherwise, I cannot say anything else.

Funny - Michael Franklin's 3k 8:04 is not within TFRSS and the Princeton heptathlon meet results aren't listed either.

fun. wrote:

9:40 wont make it.

Sub 9:32 is in/bubble, sub 9:31 in but close, sub 9:30 safe

9:40 is 5th in the nation right now.... Am I missing something?

342 wrote:

fun. wrote:

9:40 wont make it.

Sub 9:32 is in/bubble, sub 9:31 in but close, sub 9:30 safe

9:40 is 5th in the nation right now.... Am I missing something?

9:40 is a fine time, especially this early. But it has nearly zero chance of making it. The last two years it has taken closer to 9:31 or 9:32. The trend in recent years has been for a flurry of DMR performances in the low-9:30s at various last chance meets, in particular Notre Dame. A performance that is top five in the NCAA at this stage of the season (four weekends of qualifying remaining) might make it in some events... but a 9:40 DMR is highly unlikely to be one of them.