2018 Lignano Results: Elinor Purrier PRs again (4:07.79)as Neil Gourley runs massive 3+ second pb of 3:36.54

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    rojo

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    5 years ago 07/11/2018 10:52pm EDT

    The 2018 NCAA indoor mile champ, Eli Purrier, went into NCAAs with a 4:10 pb. It's now down to 4:07.79. But she didn't have the biggest PB of the night. That honor went to form Virginia Tech man Neil Gourley. Before tonight, his pb was 3:39.77 - now it's 3:36.54 as he got the win and huge PB.

    Women's 1500

    1 31 PURRIER Elinor 1995 W USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 4:07.79

    2 29 EFRAIMSON Alexa 1997 W USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 4:08.39

    3 32 ARAGON Danielle 1994 W USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 4:09.03

    4 37 MANSY Megan 1994 W USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 4:09.81

    5 39 REEKIE Jemma 1998 W GBR GREAT BRITAIN & N. IRELAND 4:10.25

    6 40 HILLS Madeline 1992 W AUS AUSTRALIA 4:12.02

    7 33 BELLO' Elena 1997 W ITA ITALY 4:12.31

    G.S. FIAMME AZZURRE

    8 30 LIPARI Emily 1992 W USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 4:12.74

    9 38 ENGLAND Hannah 1987 W GBR GREAT BRITAIN & N. IRELAND 4:12.92

    10 34 MATTAGLIANO Joyce 1994 W ITA ITALY 4:16.14

    C.S. ESERCITO

    11 28 MISCHCHENKO Anna 1983 W35 UKR UKRAINE 4:20.70

    12 36 DALLA MONTA' Laura 1993 W ITA ITALY 4:22.05

    ASSINDUSTRIA SPORT PADOVA

    35 TVERDOSTUP Tamara 1979 W35 UKR UKRAINE DNF

    27 APRILE Giulia 1995 W ITA ITALY DNF

    C.S. ESERCITO

    Intermediate: m. 400 : 1.06.6 - m. 800 : 2.14.5 - m. 1000: 2.47.1 - m. 1200: 3.20.8

    Women's 800

    1 5I 22 BELL Alexandra 1992 W GBR GREAT BRITAIN & N. IRELAND 2:00.13

    2 1I 17 JOHNSON Lauren 1987 W USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2:00.87

    3 4I 21 SANTIUSTI CABALLERO Yus 1984 W ITA ITALY 2:01.80

    ASSINDUSTRIA SPORT PADOVA

    4 2I 14 MCGOWAN Brittany 1991 W AUS AUSTRALIA 2:01.99

    5 3I 18 BUTTERWORTH Lindsey 1992 W CAN CANADA 2:02.21

    6 2E 16 BAROWSKI Cecilia 1992 W USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2:02.76

    7 4E 15 BALDESSARI Irene 1993 W ITA ITALY 2:04.69

    C.S. ESERCITO

    8 3E 19 PICCIRILLO Angel 1994 W USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2:06.63

    6I 20 KERI Bianca 1994 W HUN HUNGARY DNF

    Intermediate: m. 400: 58.8

    Men's 1500

    1 43 GOURLEY Neil 1995 M GBR GREAT BRITAIN & N. IRELAND 3:36.54

    2 44 WILLIAMSZ Jordan 1992 M AUS AUSTRALIA 3:36.62

    3 49 AVILA Eric 1989 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3:36.95

    4 47 COLBY Alexander 1991 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3:37.11

    5 50 PARSONS Sam 1992 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3:38.18

    6 46 BUSSOTTI NEVES JUNIOR J 1993 M ITA ITALY 3:38.40

    C.S. ESERCITO

    7 51 KIPTANUI Jeremiah 2000 M KEN KENYA 3:38.54

    8 52 SAWE Jonathan 1995 M KEN KENYA 3:38.63

    9 45 RAMSDEN Matt 1997 M AUS AUSTRALIA 3:40.22

    10 48 ANDREWS Robby 1991 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3:45.26

    11 53 CIATTEI Vince 1995 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 3:51.11

    54 GHENDA Stefano 1993 M ITA ITALY DNF

    ATL.BIOTEKNA MARCON

    55 KOMBICH Ismael 1985 M KEN KENYA DNF

    Intermediate: m. 400 : 57.2 - m. 800 : 1.56.1 - m. 1000: 2.26.6 - m. 1200: 2.55.7

    Men's 800

    1 4I 1 RALPH Joshua 1991 M AUS AUSTRALIA 1:46.68

    2 5I 3 SOWINSKI Erik 1989 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1:46.75

    3 2I 9 WINDLE Drew 1992 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1:46.88

    4 3E 4 GIESTING Chris 1992 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1:46.88

    5 2E 2 MUJEZINOVIC Abedin 1993 M BIH BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA 1:46.90

    6 3I 5 PIAZZA Drew 1995 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1:46.97

    7 1I 6 ABDA Harun 1990 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1:47.19

    8 6E 10 MIGLIORATI Stefano 1994 M ITA ITALY 1:47.53

    C.S. S.ROCCHINO

    6I 11 BARNES Andrew 1988 M RSA SOUTH AFRICA DNF

    Intermediate: m. 400: 51.6

    Men's 400

    1 4 224 KORIR Emmanuel 1995 M KEN KENYA (MR) 44.52

    2 4 216 NORWOOD Vernon 1992 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 45.56

    3 3 223 CHAMBERS Marcus 1994 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 45.57

    4 5 214 LYLES Josephus 1998 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 45.70

    5 3 203 GALVAN Matteo 1988 M ITA ITALY 45.75

    G.A. FIAMME GIALLE

    6 2 221 AMOS Nijel 1993 M BOT BOTSWANA 45.82

    7 6 219 ACETI Vladimir 1998 M ITA ITALY 46.26

    G.A. FIAMME GIALLE

    8 5 218 TRICCA Michele 1993 M ITA ITALY 46.45

    G.A. FIAMME GIALLE

    9 2 217 MCQUAY Tony 1990 M USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 46.83

    10 6 215 LEONARDI Giuseppe 1996 M ITA ITALY 47.43

    C.S. CARABINIERI SEZ. ATLETICA

    11 1 222 RICCARDI Ciro 1992 M ITA ITALY 47.82

    ASD ENTERPRISE SPORT & SERVICE

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    rojo

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    5 years ago 07/11/2018 10:55pm EDT
    re: rojo

    Full results can be found here:

    http://www.fidal.it/risultati/2018/COD6932/RESULTSBYEVENT1.htm

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    Jeffy

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    5 years ago 07/11/2018 11:07pm EDT
    re: rojo

    Emmanuel Korir of Kenya won the 400m by almost a second over Vernon Norwood? Wow another 44 400m in prep for a fast 800m I guess.

  • bix

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    5 years ago 07/12/2018 1:03am EDT
    re: rojo

    Robby Andrews 10th in 3:45?

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    toomanyspikes

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    5 years ago 07/12/2018 7:53am EDT
    re: rojo

    rojo wrote:

    The 2018 NCAA indoor mile champ, Eli Purrier, went into NCAAs with a 4:10 pb. It's now down to 4:07.79. But she didn't have the biggest PB of the night. That honor went to form Virginia Tech man Neil Gourley. Before tonight, his pb was 3:39.77 - now it's 3:36.54 as he got the win and huge PB.

    Tinman Elite's instagram says that Sam Parson's 3:38 was a 6 second PR

  • Expiration date

    Anonymous Poster

    5 years ago 07/12/2018 7:55am EDT
    re: bix

    bix wrote:

    Robby Andrews 10th in 3:45?

    Sheesh. Waste of talent. Sad.

  • ThatAverageRunner

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    5 years ago 07/12/2018 8:08am EDT
    re: toomanyspikes

    toomanyspikes wrote:

    rojo wrote:

    The 2018 NCAA indoor mile champ, Eli Purrier, went into NCAAs with a 4:10 pb. It's now down to 4:07.79. But she didn't have the biggest PB of the night. That honor went to form Virginia Tech man Neil Gourley. Before tonight, his pb was 3:39.77 - now it's 3:36.54 as he got the win and huge PB.

    Tinman Elite's instagram says that Sam Parson's 3:38 was a 6 second PR

    Yeet.

  • Phantasy Star

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    5 years ago 07/12/2018 8:20am EDT
    re: rojo

    What the hell, Korir should be able to utterly annihilate the 600 WR right this second. Probs in 1:42 800 shape too.

  • Question about korir

    Anonymous Poster

    5 years ago 07/12/2018 9:44am EDT
    re: Phantasy Star

    Anybody know why he’s not running in Monaco? Also did saruni turn pro?

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    FlyingScotsman

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    5 years ago 07/12/2018 9:48am EDT
    re: rojo

    Giesting (essentially) tying Windle @ 1:46.88 is interesting. A nice step forward for him (he did run 1:46.4 last season, but mixed it up with some of the top guys in the US ).

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    bleu

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    5 years ago 07/12/2018 11:00am EDT
    re: Expiration date

    Robbie should go train with Gourley at Virginia Tech and get out of NJ.

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    MakwalaFan

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    5 years ago 07/12/2018 11:03am EDT
    re: Jeffy
    http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=8882865

    thin air up there wrote:

    Poosos wrote:

    Please correct the headline to 44.21

    He came within 0.03 of the Kenyan record of 44.18

    He is therefore faster than Juantorena.

    Not at sea level lol. Korir's time is worth about 45.1 at sea level.

    Where is the guy from that thread now? Korir has a 44.5 "at sea level" (ok, actually the elevation in Lignano is 7ft, according to wikipedia). I also see Amos in 6th with a 45.82. He ran 45.55 in Lignano last year ... going back to 2012, Amos is very consistent in the 45.5 - 45.9 range

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    Jeffy

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    5 years ago 07/12/2018 11:31am EDT
    re: bleu

    I am glad that Korir ran a 44.5 at sea level so that no one discredits his altitude times and projecting him to be somewhere in the 45s and not a sub 45 400m man

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    toomanyspikes

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    5 years ago 07/12/2018 8:18pm EDT
    re: Phantasy Star

    Phantasy Star wrote:

    What the hell, Korir should be able to utterly annihilate the 600 WR right this second. Probs in 1:42 800 shape too.

    As much as I would hate for Johnny Gray’s record to go down, man that would be great to watch. I totally agree that he should take a shot

  • Dr No

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    5 years ago 07/12/2018 9:08pm EDT
    re: rojo

    She said at NCAA’s her 1500 PR was soft . 407 is not a surprise

  • Hdhehfg

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    5 years ago 07/13/2018 8:13am EDT
    re: rojo

    Any videos of the races? Or the Barcelona races?

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    MakwalaFan

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    5 years ago 07/13/2018 1:09pm EDT
    re: Hdhehfg

    Hdhehfg wrote:

    Any videos of the races? Or the Barcelona races?

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CvSjDLEAfQs

    Replay of the Lignano meet is here, but with Italian commentary.

  • Mersin R. Rhee

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    5 years ago 07/13/2018 1:42pm EDT
    re: MakwalaFan

    what is the prize money breakdown for Lignano? U$ 3ooo First place

  • Bungo

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    5 years ago 07/13/2018 2:22pm EDT
    re: MakwalaFan

    Pretty good results from American milers in Europe on Wednesday. We get so accustomed to great miling around the world that we sometimes forget these American milers, because they are not named Centro, are running pretty fast.

    We had 6 guys run 3:54 to 3:55 mile equivalents in Spain and Italy on Wed. With Eric Avila and Colby Alexander leading the way. Pretty darn good.

    Avila 3:36.95 Italy

    Alexander 3:37.11 Italy

    Prakel 3:37.26 Spain

    Gregorek 3:37.76 Spain

    Engels 3:37.82 Spain

    Hunter 3:38.68 Spain

  • Forget me not

    Anonymous Poster

    5 years ago 07/13/2018 2:26pm EDT
    re: Bungo

    Bungo wrote:

    Pretty good results from American milers in Europe on Wednesday. We get so accustomed to great miling around the world that we sometimes forget these American milers, because they are not named Centro, are running pretty fast.

    We had 6 guys run 3:54 to 3:55 mile equivalents in Spain and Italy on Wed. With Eric Avila and Colby Alexander leading the way. Pretty darn good.

    Avila 3:36.95 Italy

    Alexander 3:37.11 Italy

    Prakel 3:37.26 Spain

    Gregorek 3:37.76 Spain

    Engels 3:37.82 Spain

    Hunter 3:38.68 Spain

    Forgot about Sam Parsons. He was in that race in Italy and ran 3:38.18......Had to be a massive PR.

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