In a stunning development tonight at the 2013 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships West Preliminary Round in Austin, Texas, Oregon senior Jordan Hasay, the fourth fastest NCAA 10,000 runner in history, failed to advance to the NCAA finals.

The following tweet from Oregon says it all:

NCAA west: women’s 10k- Jordan Hasay finishes in the middle of the field on a hot night. She will not advance, but has 5k on Saturday.

— OregonT&F (@OregonTF) May 24, 2013

Four years ago, Hasay entered Oregon amidst a ton of hype after a phenomenal prep career. The fact that she might not even make NCAA finals as a senior is truly stunning.

The former 1,500 runner seemed to have found her niche this year in the 10,000 as she ran 32:06.64 at Payton Jordan.

It certainly was hot this evening in Austin. The women’s 10,000 was scheduled to start at 9:00 pm Central. At 10:00 pm Central time, it was still 83 degrees with71% humidity in Austin, TX. That being said, you’d think a runner who had 1:33 on the 13th qualifier in a race where the top 12 advance would easily advance.

Jordan Hasay was on top of the world at the 2011 NCAA indoors

Hasay, however, only finished 18th in 35:51.20 in race where 12th was 35:14.54.

Event 28  Women 10000 Meter Run
 Heat 1 of 1 - Preliminaries
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    Name                 Year School      Prelims
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  1 Saina, Betsy           SR IAST       34:52.34
  2 Tuliamuk-Bolton, Alip  SR WICU       34:52.71
  3 Goethals, Megan        JR UWA        34:58.86
  4 Soethout, Jana         JR USF        34:59.17
  5 Bates, Emma            SO BOIS       35:01.18
  6 Bergman, Jennifer      SR UAZ        35:02.21
  7 Tesfaye, Semehar       SR UAR        35:03.05
  8 Comfort, Caitlin       SR UWI        35:03.91
  9 Nelson, Meaghan        SR IAST       35:04.96
 10 Kimaiyo, Risper        SR UTEP       35:08.85
 11 Kanuho, Rochelle       SR NAU        35:13.15
 12 Stack, Dani            SR IAST       35:14.54
 13 Sarah, Sumpter         SR UCD        35:18.55
 14 Moreno, Daniella       JR UCSB       35:22.48
 15 Goldring, Katja        SR UCLA       35:24.77
 16 Valgoi, Gina           SR LOYI       35:30.45
 17 Bluske, Samantha       JR IAST       35:47.40
 18 Hasay, Jordan          SR UOR        35:51.20
 19 Thomas, Emily          JR GONZ       36:01.23
 20 Houser, Kellie         SR PORT       36:01.63
 21 Mugnaini, Lauren       JR CSUS       36:02.23
 22 Flanagan, Lindsay      SR UWA        36:06.77
 23 Tiyouri, Maor          JR USF        36:07.34
 24 Shea, Sheree           JR LOYM       36:23.05
 25 Berkholtz, Liz         FR UMN        36:24.61
 26 McMahon, Sarah         SO BRAD       36:27.22
 27 Bulder, Stephanie      SO UAZ        36:37.84
 28 Hurst, Susannah        SO UUT        36:42.37
 29 Moen, Katy             SO IAST       36:42.67
 30 Hoefert, Jessica       JR SLOU       36:43.70
 31 Aubert, Kristina       SO ARST       36:52.35
 32 Venegas, Sandra        SR TXST       36:53.85
 33 Montgomery, Hillary    SO TXAM       36:58.88
 34 Nielsen, Nicole        JR BYU        37:05.90
 35 Anzalone, Gabi         FR UWI        37:11.70
 36 Skatteboe, Karoline    FR SMU        37:14.03
 37 Schultz, Courtney      SR NMST       37:17.55
 38 Winterton, Rebekah     SO UUT        37:19.54
 39 Mayfield, Camelia      JR POST       37:24.79
 40 Davis, Lyndy           SR PORT       37:28.76
 41 Yaeger, Courtney       SR UIL        37:35.57
 42 Jumbo, Rolonda         FR NAU        37:36.39
 43 Draper, Caroline       SR LOYM       37:40.47
 44 Diaz, Alyssa           JR TXSA       38:10.04
 45 Thompson, Marie        SR RICE       38:12.07
 46 Golick, Bronte         SO UCLA       38:18.59
 47 Hutchison, Bradi       SR IDST       38:44.92
 48 Heuer, Sarah           SR COST       38:58.19

Hasay’s college career isn’t over yet as she still could advance in the 5000 where she is seeded 13th in the West at 16:01.54.

We’re sure more is to come out on this later tonight in the Oregon papers (Oregonian, Eugene Register-Guard). In the meantime, see what is being said about it on the messageboard:

MB: Jordan Hasay 10k – did she not make it??
MB: Day 1 of 2013 NCAA Preliminary Rounds – What happened big? Anything stunning?
MB: 99% sure Jordan Hasay is joining Salazar’s group after graduation
MB: I think i hear Alexi Pappas

Press Release from Pre Classic
May 22, 2013

Eugene, Oregon – The iconic Bowerman Mile annually closes the Prefontaine Classic on the highest of notes, but this year’s finale seems destined to send Eugene’s fans into orbit.  Not only is every London Olympic 1500-meter medalist confirmed, but so is each of the IAAF Diamond League’s previous winners.

It doesn’t stop there.  Also confirmed are every one of the top 10 in the world as ranked by Track & Field News, as well as all 11 currently top-rated by All-Athletics.com, which combines 2012 accomplishments with current-year performances.

The Bowerman Mile is a cornerstone of the Pre Classic, the 39^th edition to be held June 1.  It annually holds the best men’s mile race in the world, and since 2000 has been named in honor of legendary Oregon coach and Nike co-founder Bill Bowerman.

Two Olympic 1500-meter gold medalists are among this year’s headliners. Taoufik Makhloufi of Algeria stunned the world with his London gold, having never previously ranked among the world’s top 10. The 25-year-old has never raced the classic mile distance, nor any race in the U.S.

But the 2008 Olympic champ has.  Asbel Kiprop of Kenya, the Beijing gold medalist, has ranked no lower in the world than No. 2 since 2008, including three No. 1 rankings.  Kiprop is a Hayward Field legend, winning the Bowerman Mile three times out of four, all since 2009.  Every one of his four Hayward Field performances has been sub-3:50.  He was the first Diamond League winner in 2010, and is currently rated No. 1 in the world by All-Athletics.com.

Another young Kenyan in the field was last year’s best.  Silas Kiplagat earned the 2012 No. 1 ranking by T&FN, after having been No. 2 in 2011 and No. 3 in 2010.  He has twice raced in the Bowerman Mile, finishing as runner-up in a sub 3:50 in 2011.  Kiplagat capped last year’s campaign by winning the Diamond League title.

Three Americans in the field have experienced memorable victories at Hayward Field.  Matthew Centrowitz, an Oregon grad, was the 2011 NCAA champion and won the bronze medal at the 2011 World Championships.  He just missed a medal in London, finishing 4^th.  His numerous Hayward Field victories include the 2011 USATF 1500-meter title.  Centrowitz was ranked No. 5 in the world last year by T&FN.

Leo Manzano surprised many with his London silver in the 1500.  None of the Texas grad’s four NCAA indoor/outdoor titles occurred in Eugene, but winning last year’s Olympic Trials 1500 did.  He won his first race at Hayward Field in the 2005 Oregon Relays.

Northern Arizona grad Lopez Lomong, the Olympic flag bearer for the U.S. in Beijing, has made the World Championships final at 1500 meters and now owns the American Record in the indoor 5k at 13:07.00.  He ran a scorching 3:51.21 indoors this February.

Mekonnen Gebremedhin, is Ethiopia’s 2^nd fastest ever in the 1500 and the mile.  He was runner-up in last year’s Bowerman Mile and was bronze medalist in last year’s World Indoor Championships and was ranked No. 3 in the world last year byT&FN.  Gebremedhin is currently rated No. 3 by All-Athletics.com.

Rated No. 4 in the world is Kenya’s Bethwell Birgen,  4^th in last year’s Bowerman Mile.  Countryman Nixon Chepseba will be running in Eugene for the first time.  The third member of Kenya’s Olympic 1500-meter team (joining Kiprop and Kiplagat), he won the 2011 Diamond League title as a 20-year-old.  They are rated No. 4 and No. 5 in the world by All-Athletics.com.

While there are only three spots on the Kenyan Olympic team, the Pre Classic accepts the best in the world, with no limits by country.  Also lining up will be two more from the East African powerhouse: Collins Cheboi, the 2011 All-Africa Games silver medalist, and Caleb Ndiku, winner of the 2010 World Junior Championships.  As an 18-year-old Ndiku was 5^th in the 2011 Bowerman Mile, running 3:49.77, the fastest ever for that age.  He was 5^th again last year, just ahead of Cheboi, who was 6^th.  All-Athletics.com currently has Cheboi No. 8 and Ndiku No. 10 in the world.

East Africa has another young entrant in Ayanleh Souleiman.  Only 20 years old, he owns Djibouti’s national records in the 800, 1500, and 3000.  He was 3^rd in last year’s Bowerman Mile in 3:50.21, another national best.  Last year’s African Championships silver medalist, he is rated No. 9 in the world by All-Athletics.com.

Abdelaati Iguider of Morocco has much more experience, earning the bronze medal in London as well as reaching the final in the 5000.  His career includes a gold medal in the 2004 World Junior Championships.  Last year’s World Indoor Championships gold medalist at 1500, Iguider is rated No. 11 in the world by All-Athletics.com.

Nick Willis of New Zealand was the 2008 Olympic silver medalist and won the 2005 NCAA Indoor mile while at Michigan.  Ryan Gregson of Australia is a two-time winner of the Pre Classic’s International Mile.

With 15 fields announced, the Pre Classic now numbers 75 major medalists, of whom 36 own major gold medals, and more still to come.  With 12 of the announced events featuring the London gold medalist, nine include a sweep of medalists, including the Bowerman Mile.

Fans can follow the event lineups as all announced fields are posted atPreClassic.com.  The direct link to current start/entry lists is HERE and includes updates to previously announced fields.

Tickets for the 39^th annual edition of the Prefontaine Classic, to be held May 31-June 1 at Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore., are available now from PreClassic.com and from 1-800-WEBFOOT.  Sponsored by NIKE continuously since 1984, the Prefontaine Classic will be shown live to an international audience and by NBC Sports from 1:30 till 3:00 p.m. PT on June 1^st.

The Prefontaine Classic is the longest-running outdoor invitational track and field meet in America and is part of the elite IAAF Diamond League of meets held worldwide annually.  Last year’s Pre Classic presented the most 2012 Olympic gold medalists (20) of any invitational meet in the world.

Steve Prefontaine is a legend in the sport of track & field and is perhaps the most inspirational distance runner in American history.  Many call him the greatest ever.  He set a national high school 2-Mile record while at Coos Bay High School that lasted nearly two decades.  While competing for the University of Oregon, he won national cross country championships (3) and outdoor track 3-Mile/5000-meter championships (4) every time he competed, and never lost a collegiate race at any distance.  As a collegiate junior, he made the 1972 U.S. Olympic Team and nearly won an Olympic medal, finishing 4^th in the 5K at the 1972 Munich Olympics, at age 22.  After finishing college in 1973 and preparing for a return to the Olympics in 1976, he continued to improve, setting many American records.  His life ended tragically on May 30, 1975, the result of an auto accident, at age 24.  The Pre Classic began soon after and has been held every year since.

In the history of the United States, only four Americans have gone sub-4 in the mile while in high school, and only has done so in the last 36 years - Alan Webb.

The 4 Americans Who Have Gone Sub-4 Minute HS Milers
2001 – Alan Webb: 3:53.4
1967 – Marty Liquori: 3:59.8
1966 - Tim Danielson: 3:59.4
1965 – Jim Ryun: 3:55.3

*Lukas Verzbicas has a truly incredible story (now representing the US in triathlon) and ran 3:59.71 in 2011 as a student at a US high school but not as an American citizen.

Ever since last year’s adidas High School Boys Dream Mile, when a pair of juniors, Bernie Montoya of Arizona and Jacob Burchman of West Virginia, finished first and second in 4:01.32 and 4:02.73, there’s been a lot of wondering as to whether a fifth name might by added to that list this year on Saturday when the 2013 adidas High School Boys Dream mile takes place in New York.

It’s certainly a possibility as the assembled field is a very strong one as it includes Montoya (Burcham is not running this year), two high schoolers who have gone sub 4:05 in their careers in Edward Cheserek (4:02.21, the Kenyan is hoping to join the list with an asterisk * like Verzbicas as a non-American attending a US high school) and Penn Relays champ Sean McGorty (4:04.47), plus 1:47.79 800 man Andres Arroyo, 2013 indoor mile champ Henry Wynne (4:08.15, hasn’t lost a race since finishing second last year at last year’s New Balance nationals outdoors), and the top 3200 runner of the year in Ben Saarel.

Those are the six key guys that you should focus on. However, the field is full of quality and as a result we give you info on everyone entered below. We’ve bolded the six guys we think are the ones to watch and also have added in the runner’s college choices as it’s way more interesting if runner’s have allegiances that make you pull for/against them just as is the case with teams in the professional sports.

The Big Six – Do Any Have A Shot At Sub-4?

Now, let’s talk about the ‘Big six.’ Could any of them break 4:00.00?

We’ll start by saying it’s not going to be easy. There is a reason why so few high schoolers in the US have gone sub-4. It’s very hard. As good as these guys are, none of them have run 8:37 flat for 2 miles which is basically the equivalent time in the deuce according to John Kellogg’s conversion chart.

If you don’t have that type of great endurance, and it’s understandably why these guys might at their young age be better at the mile than the two-mile, then you need great speed to do it. Probably sub-1:50 speed.

With that in mind, we’ll tell you who we dont think will break-4.

1. Edward Cheserek. 

You may be surprised that we are writing Cheserek off first as has obviously been the most dominant throughout his high school career but  it seems like he may have peaked indoors this year when he ran 8:39.15 for the deuce as he recently was beat convincingly by Penn Relays runner-up Ben Malone at the Loucks Games, 4:09.73 to 4:11.19. We thought real hard about putting Malone in as a guy in bold as he’s very good and one of just three guys with the sub-1:50 800 pr that we’d like to see but Malone was beat convincingly by McGorty at Penn (4:04.47 to 4:05.59).

Henry Wynner en route to a New Balance Grand Prix mile win indoors

2. Henry Wynne (Stanford Advocate feature on him here)

We are big fans of Wynne’s as the kid hasn’t lost a race all year. Admittedly, he skipped Foot Lockers in the fall to get ready for track but we like guys that a) win and b) aren’t afraid to buck the system a little bit. There are just too many high profile meets for high schoolers.

That being said, he just has no times behind him that make us think a sub-4:00 is coming. At indoor nationals, his 4:08.15 narrow win over Texas’ Trevor Gilley with a 57-last 440 was impressive but if you are going to go sub-4, you’d likely be killing other high school runners  in that race.

If he does go sub-4, then his lack of times are just the results of the fact that he doesn’t travel all over the country to ‘big race’ after big race which in our minds is a good thing at that age.

3. Sean McGorty

In case McGorty’s reading this, let us pump him up as we write off his chances for sub-4. Watching this guy race honestly makes us think of Steve Prefontaine. He’s fearless and just goes for it. Watch his Penn Relays 4:04 mile win embedded below, and you’ll see that he goes out in 58 with no rabbits.

A week before that he solo’d an 8:46.07 3200 in windy conditions that impressed the hell out of us. Again, very old school. There is no need to get on a plane, have rabbits and perfect conditions to run fast.

Considering he ran 4:04 from the front at Penn, he could get close to 4 in New York, but again he reminds us of Pre. Look at his 800 pb – 1:54. The mile’s not his event. He’s just not speedy enough. Since he’s going to Stanford and was the Foot Locker runner-up to Cheserek, he seems to be more in the Chris Derrick mold.

If he goes sub-4, it will be because he’s in sub-8:40 shape, but even if he does that, we don’t see him winning this race.

So we had six, and now we’ve eliminated three, so that means we have three remaining.

The Three Who We Intellectually Can Make A Case for Breaking 4

Montoya was on his game last year

1. Bernie Montoya 

The Arizona legend (state record holder at 800, mile and 3200) ran 4:01.32 last year at adidas when his 800 pb was 1:52.49 and his 3200 pb was 8:48.25. Well after running an 8:47.07 for 3200 at Arcadia, he just ran a big 800 pr of 1:50.19.

He thus seems better than he was last year. If you are better than you were last year when you ran ran 4:01.32, then you’ve got a good chance.

That being said, he’s lost twice this year to Ben Saarrel, once in the 3200 at Arcadia (8:45.74 to 8:47.07) and in the mile at Mt. Sac (4:08.55 to 4:09.18).

We’re not writing Montoya off though because of those two losses. Last year, he lost at Arcadia last year to Futzum Zeinasellassie and then turned the tables on him at adidas.

2. Ben Saarel

We know he’s only seeded 9th in terms of mile prs, but times are overrated. In our minds, there is little to not like about Saarel. Yes, we’ll admit his 800/mile personal bests (1:52.64 and 4:08.55) are less than impressive for guys at this level, but have you been paying attention to what he’s been winning this spring? He won the Arcadia 3200 over Montoya as well as the Mt. Sac mile.

Can you say undefeated at 1600 and 3200 on the year?

And while his 800 pb is just 1:52.64, we know it would be much faster if he raced it more often as that PR also came at Mt. Sac where he was just .24 behind Montoya who just ran 1:50.19.

One more thing. His 1600 and 3200 times also are very misleading. He’s definitely got way more in the tank. More impressive than his wins this spring has been the way they’ve been achieved.

At Mt. Sac, he closed in 54.35 in the mile. At Arcadia, he closed in 55 in a 3200. He certainly seems to definitely be in sub 8:40 3200 shape as he also ran an 8:49 3200 at 4,500 feet of altitude.

Colorado coach Mark Wetmore is going to be a very happy man next year as he may never have had an endurance guy this good with these type of wheels.

More: *2013 Arcadia Invitational – 18 Boys Go Sub-9
*Ben Saarel over Bernie Montoya again in Mt Sac mile. 54-mid last lap
*Ben Saarel Arcadia Champ – 8:45 with 55 last lap, 4:14 second mile
*HSer Ben Saarel runs 8:49 at 4,500 feet of elevation

Andres Arroyo earlier this year at the New Balance Nationals

3. Andres Arroyo

The Florida 800, 1600, 3200 champion put himself in some elite company when he ran 1:47.79 for earlier this spring, #6 all-time at the high school level. That was just a short-while after a solo 4:04.65 1600.

He’s clearly got great wheels and that’s why we’ve got him a possible sub-4. But a 4:04.65 1600 is only equal to a 4:06.13 mile. Six seconds is a lot. In fact, we bet some of the guys in this field don’t improve by six seconds in the mile for the rest of their careers.

That being said, it’s very possible that he’s much better than his 1600 and 3200 prs of 4:04.65 and 8:51.47 as he’s another guy that hasn’t traveled all over the country to race this spring.

With his 1:47 800 speed, Arroyo very well may be the guy many college coaches would want most as he might be the most talented. Because of his great speed, we are listing him as a potential sub-4 guy for Saturday. That being said, indoors he was more than six seconds back of Wynne at the New Balance Nationals. As raw of a talent this guy is, we just find it hard to believe that a guy who was 14th indoors in 4:16.04 is going sub-4 outdoors.

More: *Andres Arroyo: Florida Prep Runs 1:47.79 for 800 Meters
*Andres Arroyo “I’m going to break four, and I’m going to win the …
*Andres Arroyo wins 800, 1600, 3200 at states – LetsRun.com
*Andres Arroyo Does 6x600m at 4:00 pace to prep for sub 4:00
*Andres Arroyo (FL) on Fire the Year – 1:47.79 at Florida Relays after 4:04 1600 two weeks ago!!!
*HS standout : Andres Arroyo

Predictions from LetsRun.com and our mystery High School Coach

So what happens?

We reached out to a top high school coach that we respect, Chris Catton, who coached Craig Engels to a 4:03.96 in the dream mile last year (and Catton is the only guy we know of who has coach three sub-9 guys in three straight years – Jake Hurysz 8:49 in 2010, Scott Morgan in 2011, Engels 8:55 in 2012), and asked him to rank our ‘Big Six’ in order 1-6. He came up with the following order:

1. Montoya
2. Saarel
3. Arroyo
4. McGorty
5. Cheserek
6. Wynne

That’s a good starting point for us. We agree on the top three, just not necessarily in that order. In terms of winning the race, here is our rankings of the guys with a brief justification (Note: we don’t think they’ll finish in this order (some guys like maybe Arroyo will go for it and either get it or die trying).

1. Saarel* - beaten Montoya twice this spring.
2. Montoya* - we’re nervous about picking him 2nd since he just PRd big-time at 800 and ran 4:01 last year. Maybe he should be our #1 pick.
3. Arroyo* - 1:47.79 is all we need to type.
4. Wynne - undefeated as a senior, hard to bet against that.
5. McGorty - gutsy runner might be our pick if it was a deuce.
6. Cheserek - seems to be past his peak.

* = potential sub-4.

As for whether anyone actually breaks-4, give us a day or two to think about and we’ll let you know before the race starts. We want to check the forecast. That’s probably the most important thing. Also it’s critical that the rabbiting is done correctly. If they go 56-61, then we don’t see it happening.

One Last Thought: We know a lot of people instinctively think, “A bunch of these guys have run sub 4:05- even some last year – so someone will go sub-4. But that’s not the way things work.

We don’t spend a lot of time analyzing the high school ranks but hope that a lot of high schoolers are reading this. One thing that is very hard for people to understand is that often after high school it gets a lot harder to improve a lot year by year, and it’s getting harder and harder nowadays considering many high schoolers are basically training like and racing like (ideal conditions under the lights) collegians.

In that light, we decided to look at the seniors who all ran-under 4:05 last year at this race. Surely, in college with great teammates to train with and super smart coaches, they must all be killing it and under 4, right? Far from it.

We’d say only one of them is significantly improved from last year.

Last Year’s Sub-4:05 adidas Seniors and Where They Are Now

3. Josh Lampron (4:02.98) – Villanova red-shirt has run 3:46.09 1500.
4. Brannon Kidder (4:03.12) – Penn St. frosh has run 3:59.48 indoors and 3:42.07 outdoors.
5. Marcus Dickson (4:03.18) – BYU frosh has run 3:45.63.
6. Craig Engels (4:03.96) – NC State red-shirt has run 3:45.51.
7. Ahmed Bile (4:04.11) – Georgetown frosh ran 1:51/2:26 indoors.
8. Izaic Yorks (4:04.38) – Portland frosh ran 4:06.15 indoors and 3:49.10 outdoors.
9. Brad Nye (4:04.46) – BYU frosh has run 1:52.27 and 3:52.13 in 1500.

Let’s forget about college for now. This should be one of the better high school races of the year with the possibility of a sub 4.

Who you got? Forget about our predictions, tell us here who you think will win.

More adidas GP: LRC Women’s Preview: Abeba Aregawi Makes Her US Debut As Americans Rowbury, Uceny, Grace Hope To Contend. Will Brenda Martinez Get Closer To 4:00?

LRC 2013 adidas Grand Prix Men’s Preview: David Rudisha Set To Shine Again As Hagos Gebrhiwet And Dejen Gebremeskel Prepare To Clash

Editor’s note: The adidas Grand Prix is an advertiser on LetsRun.com. They and LRC want you to get your butts in the stands. This piece is not part of any advertising package.

Below you will see links to the start lists/meet program for the competitors declared and accepted for the NCAA Division I 2013 Outdoor Track & Field Championships West Preliminary round which will be held this week in Texas.

• West Preliminary Round Women’s Start Lists
• West Preliminary Round Men’s Start Lists

Below you will see the men’s start lists/meet program for the competitors declared and accepted for the NCAA Division I 2013 Outdoor Track & Field Championships East Preliminary round which will be held this week in North Carolina. The top 12 finishers in each event will advance to the NCAA finals in Eugene, Oregon.

For the women go here: East Preliminary Round Women’s Start Lists

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                         NCAA Division I 2013 Outdoor                          
                 Track & Field Championships -East Preliminary                 
      North Carolina A&T State -Greensboro, NC  - 5/23/2013 to 5/25/2013       
                                 Meet Program                                  

Event 1  Men 100 Meter Dash
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 6 Heats. Advance top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times to qtr.
 Advance top 3 from each qtr. plus next best 3 times to Eugene
           Name                        Year School                 Seed           
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Heat 1  Prelims
  1    197 Khyran Shank                  SO Charlotte             10.32 
  2    230 Reggie Lewis                  SO Clemson               10.37 
  3    166 Marcus Thompson               JR Campbell              10.42 
  4    408 Ifrish Alberg                 SR East Tenn. S          10.29 
  5    893 Aaron Ernest                  SO LSU                   10.04 
  6     54 Akeem Haynes                  JR Alabama               10.37 
  7   1126 Desmond Lawrence              JR N. Carolina           10.42 
  8   1486 Kendall Kee                   FR South Caroli          10.47 
Heat 2  Prelims
  1   1450 Kenshard Hamilton             FR Savannah Sta          10.47 
  2   1213 Justin Walker                 JR Northwestern          10.25 
  3   1558 Jamol James                   SO Tennessee             10.38 
  4    842 Dennis Richardson             JR Louisiana Te          10.32 
  5   1581 Benjamin Martin               SO Troy                  10.44 
  6    189 Anthony Bynum                 FR Charlotte             10.41 
  7     45 Diondre Batson                JR Alabama               10.06 
  8    131 John Spooney                  JR Brown                 10.37 
Heat 3  Prelims
  1    608 Kameron Cowan                 SO Grambling             10.42 
  2    606 Broderick Snoddy              FR Georgia Tech          10.32 
  3   1102 Isiah Young                   SR Mississippi           10.05 
  4    151 Miles Lewis                   JR Buffalo               10.37 
  5     49 Dushane Farrier               SR Alabama               10.47 
  6    228 Warren Fraser                 SR Clemson               10.29 
  7   1508 Devin Jenkins                 FR Southern              10.38 
  8   1561 Jarael Nelvis                 JR Tennessee             10.42 
Heat 4  Prelims
  1   1487 Chris Royster                 JR South Caroli          10.32 
  2    810 Tucker Peabody                JR Lipscomb              10.36 
  3    898 Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake      FR LSU                   10.40 
  4   1058 Tahir Walsh                   FR Mid. Tenn. S          10.46 
  5   1448 Darrius Baker                 SR Savannah Sta          10.39 
  6    513 Dentarius Locke               JR Florida Stat          10.08 
  7    229 Tevin Hester                  FR Clemson               10.22 
  8    290 Jesse Drinks                  SR Connecticut           10.44 
Heat 5  Prelims
  1    677 Cornelius Strickland          FR Indiana               10.35 
  2    313 Jedidiah Adarquah-Yiadom      SR Cornell               10.45 
  3     94 Harry Adams                   SR Auburn                10.17 
  4   1710 Darrell Wesh                  JR Virginia Tec          10.14 
  5   1619 Dennison Long                 JR UMBC                  10.39 
  6     99 Jeremy Hardy                  SR Auburn                10.34 
  7    946 Diontae Spencer               SO McNeese Stat          10.45 
  8    886 Shermund Allsop               JR LSU                   10.39 
Heat 6  Prelims
  1   1534 Jaquan Holland                JR Syracuse              10.39 
  2    717 Brent Lee                     SR Jackson Stat          10.33 
  3     58 Alex Sanders                  JR Alabama               10.46 
  4    589 Johnathan Smith               JR Georgia               10.20 
  5    714 Anaso Jobodwana               SO Jackson Stat          10.13 
  6   1261 Timothy Faust                 SO Ohio State            10.44 
  7     95 Keenan Brock                  JR Auburn                10.35 
  8   1578 Neko Freeman                  SR Troy                  10.40 

Event 2  Men 200 Meter Dash
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 6 Heats. Advance top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times to qtr.
 Advance top 3 from each qtr. plus next best 3 times to Eugene
           Name                        Year School                 Seed           
===============================================================================
Heat 1  Prelims
  1    120 R.J. Page                     SR Boston U.             21.07 
  2   1392 Eric Harris                   JR Purdue                20.97 
  3    589 Johnathan Smith               JR Georgia               20.87 
  4   1448 Darrius Baker                 SR Savannah Sta          20.73 
  5   1102 Isiah Young                   SR Mississippi           20.20 
  6    677 Cornelius Strickland          FR Indiana               20.96 
  7    131 John Spooney                  JR Brown                 20.85 
  8   1710 Darrell Wesh                  JR Virginia Tec          20.70 
Heat 2  Prelims
  1    714 Anaso Jobodwana               SO Jackson Stat          20.75 
  2    839 Trey Hadnot                   JR Louisiana Te          20.49 
  3    886 Shermund Allsop               JR LSU                   20.91 
  4    184 Rozzie Johnson                JR Charleston S          21.03 
  5   1487 Chris Royster                 JR South Caroli          20.98 
  6    540 Adrian Vaughn                 JR George Mason          20.82 
  7    608 Kameron Cowan                 SO Grambling             20.89 
  8    189 Anthony Bynum                 FR Charlotte             20.67 
Heat 3  Prelims
  1    738 Sadio Diallo                  JR Kennesaw Sta          21.07 
  2   1342 Carvin Nkanata                JR Pittsburgh            20.32 
  3    646 Evan Emery                    JR High Point            20.84 
  4    609 Akeem Williams                SR Grambling             20.98 
  5   1704 Jonathan McCants              SR Virginia Tec          20.87 
  6    810 Tucker Peabody                JR Lipscomb              20.68 
  7   1410 Tyler Oliveira                SO Rhode Island          20.95 
  8    469 Leonardo Seymore              SR Florida               20.74 
Heat 4  Prelims
  1     94 Harry Adams                   SR Auburn                20.90 
  2    893 Aaron Ernest                  SO LSU                   20.78 
  3   1401 Joseph Betts                  SO Radford               20.99 
  4   1261 Timothy Faust                 SO Ohio State            20.80 
  5    228 Warren Fraser                 SR Clemson               20.99 
  6    821 Brendon Rodney                SO LIU Brooklyn          20.60 
  7    356 Ryan Carter                   SR Delaware Sta          20.54 
  8    229 Tevin Hester                  FR Clemson               20.90 
Heat 5  Prelims
  1   1153 James Taylor                  SO Norfolk Stat          20.78 
  2    843 Niko Richey                   SR Louisiana Te          20.89 
  3    166 Marcus Thompson               JR Campbell              20.91 
  4    758 Wayne Gordon                  FR Kent State            21.00 
  5    898 Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake      FR LSU                   20.98 
  6    513 Dentarius Locke               JR Florida Stat          20.63 
  7     45 Diondre Batson                JR Alabama               20.52 
  8   1052 Noah Akwu                     SR Mid. Tenn. S          20.80 
Heat 6  Prelims
  1    230 Reggie Lewis                  SO Clemson               20.84 
  2   1508 Devin Jenkins                 FR Southern              20.92 
  3    457 Dedric Dukes                  SO Florida               20.38 
  4    624 Chidi Okezie                  SO Hampton               21.06 
  5   1209 Hanoj Carter                  FR Northwestern          20.67 
  6    783 Kadeem Kushimo                SO Kentucky              20.88 
  7   1534 Jaquan Holland                JR Syracuse              20.98 
  8    322 Bruno Hortelano-Roig          JR Cornell               20.75 

Event 3  Men 400 Meter Dash
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 6 Heats. Advance top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times to qtr.
 Advance top 3 from each qtr. plus next best 3 times to Eugene
           Name                        Year School                 Seed           
===============================================================================
Heat 1  Prelims
  1   1057 Emmanuel Tugumisirize         JR Mid. Tenn. S          45.90 
  2    620 Je'von Hutchison              JR Hampton               46.38 
  3   1560 Terrance Livingston           JR Tennessee             47.04 
  4    233 Brunson Miller                SR Clemson               45.88 
  5   1407 Anthony Davidson              JR Rhode Island          47.27 
  6   1071 Daundre Barnaby               SR Miss State            46.32 
  7   1151 Damian Smith                  FR Norfolk Stat          47.28 
  8   1323 Aaron Nadolsky                JR Penn State            47.09 
Heat 2  Prelims
  1   1233 Patrick Feeney                JR Notre Dame            46.23 
  2     69 Taariq Jones                  FR Albany                47.35 
  3   1414 Jalen Young                   SO Rhode Island          47.17 
  4   1309 Bernard Bennett-Green         JR Penn State            47.24 
  5    458 Najee Glass                   FR Florida               45.71 
  6   1361 Tom Hopkins                   JR Princeton             46.66 
  7    518 Alonzo Russell                JR Florida Stat          46.14 
  8   1232 Brendan Dougherty             SR Notre Dame            47.00 
Heat 3  Prelims
  1    482 Troy Pollard                  JR Florida A&M           46.78 
  2   1310 Brandon Bennett-Green         JR Penn State            46.78 
  3    736 Reagan Beal                   JR Kennesaw Sta          47.22 
  4   1734 Brandon Hairston              SR Western Caro          47.40 
  5    511 James Harris                  JR Florida Stat          45.25 
  6   1741 Elvyonn Bailey                JR Western Kent          46.17 
  7   1680 Payton Hazzard                SO Virginia              46.18 
  8    755 Brandon Bailey                SR Kent State            47.21 
Heat 4  Prelims
  1    356 Ryan Carter                   SR Delaware Sta          46.20 
  2    737 Zac Davis                     FR Kennesaw Sta          47.39 
  3   1078 Tavaris Tate                  SR Miss State            46.95 
  4    795 Devin Monroe                  SR Lehigh                47.17 
  5    460 Arman Hall                    FR Florida               45.57 
  6     60 Quincy Smith                  FR Alabama               46.72 
  7    888 Darrell Bush                  FR LSU                   46.15 
  8   1742 Christopher Chamness          JR Western Kent          47.23 
Heat 5  Prelims
  1   1341 Micah Murray                  JR Pittsburgh            47.18 
  2    609 Akeem Williams                SR Grambling             46.19 
  3    541 David Verburg                 SR George Mason          45.34 
  4   1268 Champ Page                    FR Ohio State            46.94 
  5    985 Jahquil Hargrove              JR Miami (Ohio)          47.23 
  6    678 Chris Vaughn                  SR Indiana               46.75 
  7    119 Tewado Latty                  SR Boston U.             46.15 
  8    354 Stephen Bowe                  JR Delaware Sta          47.39 
Heat 6  Prelims
  1    624 Chidi Okezie                  SO Hampton               47.02 
  2   1345 Brycen Spratling              SR Pittsburgh            45.94 
  3    890 Quincy Downing                SO LSU                   46.27 
  4    297 Rosen Daniel                  FR Coppin State          47.25 
  5   1580 Jordan Landburg               JR Troy                  47.16 
  6    459 Hugh Graham, Jr               SO Florida               45.86 
  7   1511 Derrick Johnson               FR Southern Mis          47.32 
  8   1173 Clayton Parros                SR North Caroli          46.58 

Event 4  Men 800 Meter Run
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 6 Heats. Advance top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times to qtr.
 Advance top 3 from each qtr. plus next best 3 times to Eugene
           Name                        Year School                 Seed           
===============================================================================
Heat 1  Prelims
  1    464 Sean Obinwa                   JR Florida             1:47.66 
  2   1055 Eliud Rutto                   FR Mid. Tenn. S        1:49.13 
  3   1444 Brandon Hazouri               FR Samford             1:49.00 
  4   1666 Dusty Solis                   SO Villanova           1:50.03 
  5    380 Michael Filipczak             FR Duke                1:49.74 
  6    468 Ryan Schnulle                 FR Florida             1:49.50 
  7    275 Harry McFann                  JR Columbia            1:48.22 
  8   1135 Joshua Kingsland              SO Navy                1:50.10 
Heat 2  Prelims
  1    348 Andrew Lantz                  JR Davidson            1:50.23 
  2   1180 O'Neal Wanliss                SO North Caroli        1:48.28 
  3   1048 Austin Wissler                SO Michigan Sta        1:49.89 
  4    621 Edose Ibadin                  SO Hampton             1:49.44 
  5   1747 David Mokone                  JR Western Kent        1:47.51 
  6   1434 Monroe Kearns                 SR Rutgers             1:49.80 
  7   1037 Joe Banyai                    SR Michigan Sta        1:49.25 
  8    267 Connor Claflin                SO Columbia            1:48.68 
Heat 3  Prelims
  1   1320 Casimir Loxsom                SR Penn State          1:46.77 
  2   1663 Samuel Ellison                JR Villanova           1:49.29 
  3   1631 Cameron Thomas                SR USC Upstate         1:49.29 
  4    333 Will Weinlandt                JR Cornell             1:48.43 
  5   1328 Ricky West                    SR Penn State          1:48.49 
  6    651 Giovani Mowatt                SO Howard              1:50.26 
  7   1716 Thomas Bojanowski             JR Wake Forest         1:49.81 
  8     27 Gabriel Genovesi              JR Akron               1:49.82 
Heat 4  Prelims
  1   1391 Kevin Griffith                JR Purdue              1:50.06 
  2    557 Billy Ledder                  SO Georgetown          1:48.14 
  3   1327 Za'Von Watkins                FR Penn State          1:49.50 
  4   1282 Mato Bekelja                  SO Penn                1:49.62 
  5   1700 Tihut Degfae                  SR Virginia Tec        1:49.05 
  6   1681 Anthony Kostelac              JR Virginia            1:48.13 
  7    509 Darrin Gibson                 SR Florida Stat        1:49.03 
  8    590 Kisean Smith                  FR Georgia             1:50.05 
Heat 5  Prelims
  1    604 Brandon Lasater               SO Georgia Tech        1:48.34 
  2   1311 Ryan Brennan                  SO Penn State          1:49.28 
  3     85 Clyde Wilson                  SO Army                1:49.81 
  4    603 Cole Jackob                   JR Georgia Tech        1:49.36 
  5     61 Ken Taylor                    JR Alabama             1:49.87 
  6   1318 Brannon Kidder                FR Penn State          1:47.23 
  7   1370 Michael Williams              JR Princeton           1:50.24 
  8    272 Brendon Fish                  SO Columbia            1:48.64 
Heat 6  Prelims
  1   1358 Russell Dinkins               SR Princeton           1:48.24 
  2   1125 Christian Harrison            SO N. Carolina         1:49.74 
  3    600 Zack Fanelty                  SO Georgia Tech        1:48.75 
  4    584 Charles Grethen               SO Georgia             1:47.56 
  5    763 Jacob Swords                  SO Kent State          1:49.93 
  6    583 Daniel Grass                  SR Georgia             1:49.46 
  7   1075 Brandon McBride               FR Miss State          1:50.17 
  8   1367 Bradley Paternostro           SO Princeton           1:49.20 

Event 5  Men 1500 Meter Run
===============================================================================
 4 Heats.  Advance top 5 from each ht. plus next 4 times to qtr.
 Advance top 5 from each qtr. plus next best 2 times to Eugene
           Name                        Year School                 Seed           
===============================================================================
Heat 1  Prelims
  1    667 Adam Behnke                   SR Indiana             3:45.66 
  2    602 Jeremy Greenwald              SO Georgia Tech        3:45.84 
  3   1722 Alexander Rose                JR Wake Forest         3:47.00 
  4    109 Jesse Garn                    SO Binghamton          3:44.76 
  5   1193 Graham Crawford               FR North Caroli        3:43.30 
  6   1439 Patrick Peterson              JR Sacred Heart        3:44.39 
  7    558 Bobby Peavey                  JR Georgetown          3:44.92 
  8     80 Alex Taylor                   SR Appalachian         3:46.69 
  9    384 Nate McClafferty              SO Duke                3:46.06 
 10   1313 Robby Creese                  SO Penn State          3:41.32 
 11   1662 Robert Denault                FR Villanova           3:42.08 
 12   1762 John Muller                   SR William and         3:46.22 
Heat 2  Prelims
  1   1665 Sam McEntee                   SO Villanova           3:44.53 
  2   1040 Josh McAlary                  SR Michigan Sta        3:42.25 
  3    347 Silas Talbot                  SO Dartmouth           3:47.35 
  4   1312 Tyler Corkedale               SR Penn State          3:45.93 
  5     48 Robbie Farnham-Rose           FR Alabama             3:45.47 
  6    780 Matt Hillenbrand              JR Kentucky            3:44.66 
  7    271 Mark Feigen                   SR Columbia            3:45.42 
  8    121 Rich Peters                   SR Boston U.           3:40.05 
  9   1697 Juan Campos                   SO Virginia Tec        3:46.24 
 10   1632 Andrey Dmitriev               JR Va. Military        3:46.25 
 11    781 Adam Kahleifeh                JR Kentucky            3:45.99 
 12   1174 Isaac Presson                 JR North Caroli        3:42.28 
Heat 3  Prelims
  1    165 Chris Schulist                JR Campbell            3:45.92 
  2    343 Steve Mangan                  JR Dartmouth           3:46.32 
  3   1194 Ryan Hill                     SR North Caroli        3:42.24 
  4   1701 Ryan Hagen                    SR Virginia Tec        3:45.12 
  5   1260 Christopher Fallon            SR Ohio State          3:41.13 
  6    129 Erik Berg                     SR Brown               3:47.05 
  7    945 Jarrett LeBlanc               SR McNeese Stat        3:46.23 
  8    784 Keffri Neal                   SO Kentucky            3:44.68 
  9   1201 John Spencer Wolfe            SO North Caroli        3:46.06 
 10     96 Niklas Buhner                 JR Auburn              3:45.50 
 11   1667 Jordan Williamsz              FR Villanova           3:44.43 
 12    162 Tom Curr                      SO Butler              3:42.79 
Heat 4  Prelims
  1    428 Grzegorz Kalinowski           JR Eastern Mich        3:46.10 
  2    671 Rorey Hunter                  SO Indiana             3:46.94 
  3   1239 Jeremy Rae                    SR Notre Dame          3:41.45 
  4   1111 Ford Palmer                   SR Monmouth            3:44.90 
  5    984 Jarrod Eick                   SR Miami (Ohio)        3:46.07 
  6    807 Isaac Wendland                SR Liberty             3:46.79 
  7   1706 Grant Pollock                 JR Virginia Tec        3:43.54 
  8   1679 Taylor Gilland                SR Virginia            3:45.79 
  9   1771 James Shirvell                JR Yale                3:44.84 
 10   1718 Kyle Graves                   SO Wake Forest         3:45.77 
 11    161 Ross Clarke                   JR Butler              3:43.94 
 12    666 Andrew Bayer                  SR Indiana             3:41.52 

Event 6  Men 3000 Meter Steeplechase
===============================================================================
 One round. 3 heats. Single waterfall, random draw
 Advance top 3 from each ht. plus next best 3 times to Eugene
           Name                        Year School                 Seed           
===============================================================================
Heat 1  Prelims
  1   1682 Colin Mearns                  SO Virginia            9:00.36 
  2    465 Mark Parrish                  JR Florida             8:42.38 
  3    346 Henry Sterling                JR Dartmouth           8:56.29 
  4    387 Shaun Thompson                SO Duke                8:58.04 
  5    785 Luis Orta                     SR Kentucky            8:56.32 
  6     81 Mark Castelli                 SR Army                9:00.25 
  7    669 Nolan Fife                    SO Indiana             8:57.97 
  8    705 Matt Bayley                   SR Iona                8:53.61 
  9    524 Wilkerson Given               SR Furman              8:59.05 
 10    163 Kodi Mullins                  SO Butler              8:51.58 
 11    861 Mattias Wolter                JR Louisville          8:43.73 
 12   1758 Liam Anastasia-Murphy         SR William and         9:01.48 
 13   1766 Thomas Ohlman                 JR Xavier (Ohio        9:02.40 
 14   1014 Mason Ferlic                  FR Michigan            8:51.55 
 15    675 Robby Nierman                 JR Indiana             8:53.71 
 16    167 Brian Biekert                 SO Central Conn        8:59.11 
Heat 2  Prelims
  1   1195 Brian Himelright              SR North Caroli        8:38.96 
  2   1265 Jackson Neff                  SO Ohio State          9:00.82 
  3    555 Ryan Gil                      FR Georgetown          8:53.59 
  4    787 MacKay Wilson                 FR Kentucky            8:58.79 
  5    676 Joshua Roche                  FR Indiana             8:53.80 
  6    274 Joe Kotran                    JR Columbia            8:56.01 
  7    232 Ty McCormack                  JR Clemson             8:50.81 
  8     77 Josh Cox                      JR Appalachian         9:02.77 
  9    942 Alex Bruce-Littlewood         SR McNeese Stat        9:00.52 
 10   1363 Connor Martin                 SO Princeton           8:59.50 
 11    647 Dakota Peachee                SR High Point          8:46.69 
 12    559 Dylan Sorensen                JR Georgetown          8:52.29 
 13   1539 Matthew Kacyon                SO Temple              8:58.14 
 14   1171 Steve Magnuson                JR North Caroli        8:57.29 
 15    692 Dustin Betz                   SR Indiana Stat        8:56.49 
 16   1042 Ben Miller                    JR Michigan Sta        9:00.19 
Heat 3  Prelims
  1    317 Teddy Brinkofski              SR Cornell             8:57.07 
  2    804 Josh MacDonald                JR Liberty             8:49.14 
  3   1286 Brendan Smith                 FR Penn                9:00.58 
  4   1695 Jared Berman                  JR Virginia Tec        8:56.63 
  5    554 Max Darrah                    SO Georgetown          8:58.25 
  6    415 Ole Hesselbjerg               SO Eastern Kent        8:47.52 
  7   1521 Logan Mohn                    SO St. Joseph's        8:53.10 
  8    519 Zak Seddon                    FR Florida Stat        8:34.42 
  9    321 Connor Herr                   FR Cornell             8:55.41 
 10    173 Ethan Lievense                SO Central Mich        9:00.61 
 11    273 John Gregorek                 JR Columbia            8:52.85 
 12     78 Chris Moen                    SR Appalachian         8:59.67 
 13    178 Ben Wynsma                    SO Central Mich        9:02.84 
 14   1140 John Prizzi                   JR New Hampshir        8:59.99 
 15    115 Tyler King                    SR Boston Colle        8:58.48 
 16    649 Benji Szalai                  FR High Point          8:55.16 

Event 7  Men 5000 Meter Run
===============================================================================
 One round. 2 heats
 Advance top 5 from each ht. plus next best 2 times to Eugene
 Double waterfall start. 2/3 on main start line. Random draw
           Name                        Year School                 Seed           
===============================================================================
Heat 1  Prelims
  1    789 Alfredo Santana               JR La Salle           14:00.93 
  2    708 Matthew Gillespie             JR Iona               14:10.21 
  3   1314 Matt Fischer                  SO Penn State         14:01.23 
  4   1359 Michael Franklin              SR Princeton          14:10.85 
  5    643 Tom Purnell                   FR Harvard            14:12.90 
  6   1394 Matt McClintock               FR Purdue             14:06.25 
  7   1759 Radford Gunzenhauser          JR William and        14:13.56 
  8    640 James Leakos                  JR Harvard            13:57.24 
  9   1199 Matt Sonnenfeldt              JR North Caroli       13:59.10 
 10   1203 Brian Doyle                   JR Northeastern       14:05.55 
 11   1677 Mark Amirault                 SR Virginia           13:59.21 
 12   1761 Alex McGrath                  SR William and        13:55.37 
 13    709 Mitch Goose                   SR Iona               13:50.11 
 14   1047 Caleb Rhynard                 FR Michigan Sta       13:57.99 
 15    781 Adam Kahleifeh                JR Kentucky           14:12.84 
 16   1176 John Raneri                   JR North Caroli       14:07.22 
 17   1008 Bobby Aprill                  SR Michigan           13:49.67 
 18   1623 Paul Chelimo                  JR UNC-Greensbo       13:36.27 
 19   1533 Martin Hehir                  SO Syracuse           13:53.65 
 20   1192 Andrew Colley                 JR North Caroli       13:45.69 
 21    639 Maksim Korolev                JR Harvard            13:58.51 
 22   1321 Sam Masters                   SR Penn State         13:57.33 
 23   1281 Thomas Awad                   FR Penn               14:04.75 
 24   1722 Alexander Rose                JR Wake Forest        14:13.38 
Heat 2  Prelims
  1   1699 Leoule Degfae                 JR Virginia Tec       14:08.03 
  2    707 Daniel Clorley                JR Iona               14:03.98 
  3    383 James Kostelnik               SR Duke               13:59.02 
  4   1368 Sam Pons                      SO Princeton          14:14.55 
  5   1193 Graham Crawford               FR North Caroli       14:06.14 
  6    344 Phil Royer                    JR Dartmouth          14:09.94 
  7   1237 J.P. Malette                  SR Notre Dame         14:13.03 
  8   1204 Eric Jenkins                  JR Northeastern       13:18.57 
  9    341 Will Geoghegan                SO Dartmouth          13:55.92 
 10    377 Brian Atkinson                JR Duke               14:12.64 
 11    270 Daniel Everett                SO Columbia           13:57.72 
 12    560 Andrew Springer               JR Georgetown         13:46.05 
 13   1377 Shane Quinn                   SO Providence         13:48.90 
 14    706 Kieran Clements               FR Iona               14:11.44 
 15    339 John Bleday                   JR Dartmouth          14:13.01 
 16    271 Mark Feigen                   SR Columbia           14:00.63 
 17    801 Caleb Edmonds                 JR Liberty            13:57.09 
 18     71 Mark Allen                    SR American           14:05.64 
 19   1683 Thomas Porter                 JR Virginia           14:03.06 
 20   1357 Chris Bendtsen                JR Princeton          13:57.46 
 21   1376 Dominic Channon               SR Providence         14:00.89 
 22    416 Wade Meddles                  JR Eastern Kent       13:52.16 
 23   1698 Thomas Curtin                 SO Virginia Tec       13:58.77 
 24    232 Ty McCormack                  JR Clemson            13:52.59 

Event 8  Men 10000 Meter Run
===============================================================================
 One round. 1 heat. Advance top 12 to Eugene
 Double waterfall start.Random lanes.Top 18 in front row on main
 Next 9 in front on staggered. Next 18 in 2nd row of main
 Remainder on second stagger
           Name                        Year School                 Seed           
===============================================================================
Heat 1  Prelims
  1    639 Maksim Korolev                JR Harvard            29:13.80 
  2    516 Breandan O'Neill              SR Florida Stat       28:57.44 
  3   1629 Gilbert Kemboi                SR USC Upstate        29:15.69 
  4   1520 Kevin McDonnell               SR St. Joseph's       29:16.01 
  5    324 Brett Kelly                   SR Cornell            29:14.85 
  6    508 Michael Fout                  SR Florida Stat       28:52.77 
  7   1235 Martin Grady                  JR Notre Dame         29:14.21 
  8    673 Zachary Mayhew                SR Indiana            29:28.36 
  9   1743 Joseph Chebet                 SR Western Kent       29:01.44 
 10    560 Andrew Springer               JR Georgetown         29:28.64 
 11    697 John Mascari                  FR Indiana Stat       29:19.74 
 12    276 Mike Murphy                   SR Columbia           29:03.33 
 13   1760 Josh Hardin                   JR William and        29:29.37 
 14    461 Josh Izewski                  SR Florida            29:21.41 
 15   1359 Michael Franklin              SR Princeton          29:27.89 
 16   1624 Paul Katam                    JR UNC-Greensbo       29:21.87 
 17    454 Jimmy Clark                   FR Florida            29:08.32 
 18   1236 Jake Kildoo                   SO Notre Dame         29:26.20 
 19    160 Tom Anderson                  JR Butler             29:36.42 
 20   1357 Chris Bendtsen                JR Princeton          29:32.15 
 21     72 Mark Leininger                SR American           29:30.97 
 22   1384 Cale Allen                    SR Purdue             29:33.68 
 23    349 Demetrios Pagonis             SR Davidson           29:32.58 
 24   1134 Christopher Galvin            SR Navy               29:34.31 
 25    710 Andrew Kowalsky               SO Iona               29:35.04 
 26   1683 Thomas Porter                 JR Virginia           29:34.15 
 27   1010 Mark Beams                    JR Michigan           29:36.49 
 28    340 Jon Gault                     SR Dartmouth          29:43.35 
 29   1699 Leoule Degfae                 JR Virginia Tec       29:45.70 
 30   1203 Brian Doyle                   JR Northeastern       29:40.21 
 31    417 Thijs Nijhuis                 SO Eastern Kent       29:42.01 
 32   1179 Matt Valeriani                JR North Caroli       29:42.25 
 33    556 Brian King                    SO Georgetown         29:49.56 
 34   1664 Matthew Kane                  SR Villanova          29:45.83 
 35   1356 Alejandro Arroyo Yamin        JR Princeton          29:47.66 
 36    106 Matt Miller                   JR Belmont            29:44.51 
 37   1007 Scotty Albaugh                FR Michigan           29:48.77 
 38    385 Mike Moverman                 JR Duke               29:39.49 
 39    325 Matt McCullough               SR Cornell            29:46.41 
 40   1535 Reed Kamyszek                 SO Syracuse           29:45.90 
 41    254 Christopher Johnson           SR Colgate            29:37.80 
 42    945 Jarrett LeBlanc               SR McNeese Stat       29:46.26 
 43    855 Tyler Byrne                   SO Louisville         29:46.08 
 44    393 Alex Woodrow                  SO Duquesne           29:44.27 
 45   1369 Tyler Udland                  JR Princeton          29:44.86 
 46   1176 John Raneri                   JR North Caroli       29:48.19 
 47    268 Nico Composto                 JR Columbia           29:49.30 
 48   1536 Tito Medrano                  SR Syracuse           29:43.47 

Event 9  Men 110 Meter Hurdles
===============================================================================
 6 Heats. Advance top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times to qtr.
 Advance top 3 from each qtr. plus next best 3 times to Eugene
           Name                        Year School                 Seed           
===============================================================================
Heat 1  Prelims
  1    122 Zachary Ray                   SR Boston U.             14.01 
  2    463 Eddie Lovett                  JR Florida               13.46 
  3   1577 Thaddeus Curtis               JR Troy                  14.09 
  4   1694 Jeff Artis-Gray               SR Virginia Tec          13.82 
  5   1418 David Hightower               SR Rider                 14.10 
  6   1015 Erick Gavin                   JR Michigan              14.13 
  7    619 Trey Holloway                 FR Hampton               13.85 
  8     83 Kyler Martin                  SR Army                  14.00 
Heat 2  Prelims
  1    652 Wallace Spencer               JR Howard                14.00 
  2   1482 Dondre Echols                 FR South Caroli          14.00 
  3   1167 Devon Carter                  JR North Caroli          14.09 
  4    542 Anthony Williams              SO George Mason          14.09 
  5    819 Brian Richards                SR LIU Brooklyn          14.16 
  6    696 Maurice Lyke                  JR Indiana Stat          13.83 
  7   1020 Herman Washington             JR Michigan              13.82 
  8    225 Spencer Adams                 SR Clemson               13.40 
Heat 3  Prelims
  1   1537 Donald Pollitt                SO Syracuse              13.64 
  2    174 Renaldo Powell                JR Central Mich          14.06 
  3    226 Elijah Britton                SO Clemson               14.06 
  4     76 Stanley Broaden               SO Appalachian           14.11 
  5   1512 Randy McCoy                   JR Southern Mis          13.94 
  6    974 Christian Cook                SO Miami                 13.94 
  7    779 Keith Hayes                   SR Kentucky              13.66 
  8   1627 David Lindsay                 SR UNC-Wilmingt          14.11 
Heat 4  Prelims
  1   1100 Robert Semien                 SO Mississippi           14.10 
  2   1400 Brandon Winters               JR Purdue                14.03 
  3    668 Derek Drouin                  SR Indiana               13.87 
  4   1258 Demoye Bogle                  JR Ohio State            14.06 
  5    931 Ackeem Smith                  SR Maryland-Eas          13.98 
  6    638 Jarvis Harris                 SO Harvard               14.13 
  7    209 Terrence Somerville           SR Cincinnati            13.48 
  8   1532 Amadou Gueye                  JR Syracuse              13.79 
Heat 5  Prelims
  1    718 Bentrell McGee                SO Jackson Stat          13.96 
  2    320 Max Hairston                  FR Cornell               14.10 
  3   1449 Cameron Hall                  SO Savannah Sta          13.90 
  4    426 Darrell Butler                SO Eastern Mich          14.13 
  5    207 Dailyn Moore                  SR Cincinnati            14.03 
  6    700 Greggmar Swift                JR Indiana Stat          13.52 
  7   1403 Vincent Wyatt                 SO Radford               13.79 
  8   1270 Donovan Robertson             FR Ohio State            14.06 
Heat 6  Prelims
  1    231 Marcus Maxey                  SR Clemson               13.67 
  2    147 Ryan Billian                  FR Buffalo               14.05 
  3    135 Christian Lupica              SO Bucknell              13.96 
  4    510 Tremaine Grant                JR Florida Stat          14.10 
  5   1150 Keith Nkrumah                 SR Norfolk Stat          13.60 
  6   1620 Trae Proctor                  JR UMBC                  14.12 
  7   1481 Jermaine Collier              FR South Caroli          14.06 
  8    294 Selwyn Maxwell                SO Connecticut           13.93 

Event 10  Men 400 Meter Hurdles
===============================================================================
 6 Heats. Advance top 3 from each heat plus next 6 times to qtr.
 Advance top 3 from each qtr. plus next best 3 times to Eugene
           Name                        Year School                 Seed           
===============================================================================
Heat 1  Prelims
  1    779 Keith Hayes                   SR Kentucky              52.55 
  2   1267 Luke Norris                   SO Ohio State            52.60 
  3    148 William Cole                  SR Buffalo               52.22 
  4   1397 Andre' Peart                  JR Purdue                50.78 
  5   1481 Jermaine Collier              FR South Caroli          51.91 
  6    853 Calvin Arsenault              SO Louisville            51.90 
  7    122 Zachary Ray                   SR Boston U.             51.16 
  8     76 Stanley Broaden               SO Appalachian           52.21 
Heat 2  Prelims
  1     32 Sean Weems                    FR Akron                 51.96 
  2    400 Quinton Harley                SR East Carolin          52.04 
  3    580 Drew Branch                   SO Georgia               50.60 
  4    699 Arqeil Shaw                   SO Indiana Stat          52.63 
  5   1018 Troy Sneller                  JR Michigan              52.45 
  6    467 Kadesh Roberts                FR Florida               52.35 
  7    231 Marcus Maxey                  SR Clemson               51.80 
  8   1041 Keenan Michael                SR Michigan Sta          51.44 
Heat 3  Prelims
  1   1720 Sean Lunkenheimer             SR Wake Forest           52.39 
  2    175 Parker Scott                  JR Central Mich          51.77 
  3   1009 Ali Arastu                    JR Michigan              50.27 
  4   1360 Austin Hollimon               SR Princeton             52.01 
  5    234 Michael Smith                 FR Clemson               52.65 
  6    962 Brandon Williams              JR Memphis               51.99 
  7   1175 Reynaldo Radlin               SR North Caroli          51.68 
  8    818 Mica-Jonathan Petit-Homme     FR LIU Brooklyn          52.43 
Heat 4  Prelims
  1   1613 Jamel Sams                    SO UL-Monroe             51.98 
  2    314 Andre Anderson                JR Cornell               52.35 
  3   1746 Kamohelo Mangojeane           FR Western Kent          52.03 
  4    357 Kevaughn Laviea               SR Delaware Sta          52.65 
  5    756 Miles Dunlap                  SO Kent State            52.43 
  6   1166 Rilwan Alowonle               FR North Caroli          51.48 
  7    695 Jonathan Jackson              SO Indiana Stat          51.78 
  8   1073 Scottie Hearns                FR Miss State            50.56 
Heat 5  Prelims
  1   1070 Nathan Arnett                 SR Miss State            51.19 
  2   1489 Barry Bethea                  JR South Caroli          51.84 
  3   1231 Jarrod Buchanon               JR Notre Dame            52.13 
  4   1287 Tom Timmins                   SO Penn                  52.23 
  5    974 Christian Cook                SO Miami                 52.51 
  6   1499 Paul Barrett                  FR South Florid          51.94 
  7    299 Jibri Victorian               SR Coppin State          50.77 
  8   1269 Jordan Rispress               JR Ohio State            52.61 
Heat 6  Prelims
  1    806 Andre Washington              SR Liberty               51.95 
  2    483 Dennis Pugh                   SO Florida A&M           52.63 
  3   1614 Martin Solomon                JR UL-Monroe             52.47 
  4    841 Yusuf Muhammad                JR Louisiana Te          50.75 
  5   1257 Antonio Blanks                SO Ohio State            51.44 
  6    701 Max Tuttle                    JR Indiana Stat          51.82 
  7    426 Darrell Butler                SO Eastern Mich          52.12 
  8   1678 Brandon Burton                SO Virginia              52.34 

Event 11  Men 4x100 Meter Relay
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 One round. 3 heats. Random lanes
 Advance top 3 from each ht. plus next best 3 times to Eugene
     School                                                  Seed           
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Heat 1  Prelims
  1  Michigan                                               40.25 
  2  Norfolk State                                          40.48 
  3  Northwestern St.                                       40.08 
  4  Mississippi                                            39.69 
  5  Georgia                                                40.23 
  6  Virginia Tech                                          40.07 
  7  Alabama                                                38.97 
  8  Ohio State                                             39.72 
Heat 2  Prelims
  1  Florida                                                38.99 
  2  Louisiana Tech                                         39.87 
  3  Maryland-Eastern Shore                                 40.43 
  4  South Carolina                                         40.11 
  5  Florida State                                          39.32 
  6  Clemson                                                39.84 
  7  Kennesaw State                                         40.38 
  8  Savannah State                                         40.10 
Heat 3  Prelims
  1  Eastern Michigan                                       40.47 
  2  Tennessee                                              39.75 
  3  Auburn                                                 39.48 
  4  Charlotte                                              40.36 
  5  Jackson State                                          40.06 
  6  LSU                                                    38.98 
  7  Cornell                                                40.19 
  8  LIU Brooklyn                                           40.10 

Event 12  Men 4x400 Meter Relay
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 One round. 3 heats. Random lanes
 Advance top 3 from each ht. plus next best 3 times to Eugene
     School                                                  Seed           
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Heat 1  Prelims
  1  Jackson State                                        3:10.29 
  2  Mississippi                                          3:08.25 
  3  Notre Dame                                           3:05.87 
  4  Delaware State                                       3:07.39 
  5  Penn State                                           3:06.21 
  6  Hampton                                              3:08.42 
  7  Pittsburgh                                           3:04.16 
  8  Georgia                                              3:09.83 
Heat 2  Prelims
  1  Princeton                                            3:06.26 
  2  LSU                                                  3:05.27 
  3  Miss State                                           3:05.15 
  4  Mid. Tenn. State                                     3:06.68 
  5  Purdue                                               3:10.21 
  6  George Mason                                         3:08.28 
  7  South Carolina                                       3:08.37 
  8  Coastal Carolina                                     3:09.98 
Heat 3  Prelims
  1  Florida                                              3:02.65 
  2  Ohio State                                           3:07.92 
  3  North Carolina                                       3:08.99 
  4  Tennessee                                            3:08.20 
  5  Alabama                                              3:06.04 
  6  Grambling                                            3:10.65 
  7  LIU Brooklyn                                         3:09.33 
  8  Western Kentucky                                     3:06.09 

Event 13  Men High Jump
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 Progression: 2.00 - 2.05 - 2.10 - 2.14 -2.17 -then 3cm
 Random draw for pit and order. Simultaneous bar raise
 5-alive until fewer than 9 at a given height
 Advance top 12 overall placers to Eugene. Jump off # 12
           Name                        Year School            Seed Mark           
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Flight 1  Prelims
  1    599 Mykhail Chambers              SR Georgia Tech          2.13m 
  2    192 Trey McRae                    SO Charlotte             2.14m 
  3    760 Cody Jones                    FR Kent State            2.10m 
  4    808 Kyle Wheeler                  SO Liberty               2.10m 
  5    582 Maurice Freeman               FR Georgia               2.10m 
  6    155 Chris Reape                   SO Buffalo               2.14m 
  7    793 Adeolu Adesida                SO Lehigh                2.12m 
  8    252 Reggie Nelson                 SO Coastal Caro          2.09m 
  9    523 David Fajoyomi                JR Fordham               2.08m 
 10    794 Patrick Ciez                  JR Lehigh                2.08m 
 11    857 Chrisjaan Smith               FR Louisville            2.14m 
 12    814 Kemar Lewis                   SO LIU Brooklyn          2.09m 
 13   1430 Adam Bergo                    SR Rutgers               2.09m 
 14    891 Fitzroy Dunkley               FR LSU                   2.10m 
 15   1572 Daryl Rice                    SO Tennessee St          2.08m 
 16    987 Peter Stefanski               FR Miami (Ohio)          2.10m 
 17   1129 Willie Calvin                 SR N.C. Central          2.11m 
 18   1141 Brandon Knight                SR New Orleans           2.10m 
 19    906 Mohamed Koita                 JR Manhattan             2.20m 
 20   1443 Bob Elliott II                SO Samford               2.09m 
 21   1579 Larry Henry                   SR Troy                  2.10m 
 22    975 John-Patrick Friday           FR Miami                 2.08m 
 23   1612 Clint Broussard               SR UL-Monroe             2.13m 
 24   1745 Derrick Hill                  JR Western Kent          2.11m 
Flight 2  Prelims
  1    672 Darius King                   JR Indiana               2.18m 
  2     50 Justin Fondren                FR Alabama               2.19m 
  3     68 Alexander Bowen Jr.           SO Albany                2.22m 
  4    811 Gemikal Prude                 FR Lipscomb              2.15m 
  5    236 Torian Ware                   SO Clemson               2.16m 
  6    958 Darius Lynwood                JR Memphis               2.15m 
  7   1285 Maalik Reynolds               JR Penn                  2.20m 
  8    735 Bilal Abdullah                FR Kennesaw Sta          2.16m 
  9   1316 Jon Hendershot                JR Penn State            2.22m 
 10    511 James Harris                  JR Florida Stat          2.24m 
 11     26 Martel Durant                 SO Akron                 2.15m 
 12    376 Tanner Anderson               JR Duke                  2.19m 
 13    103 DJ Smith                      JR Auburn                2.21m 
 14    739 Andre Dorsey                  SO Kennesaw Sta          2.10m 
 15   1388 Geoff Davis                   SR Purdue                2.24m 
 16   1074 Marcus Jackson                JR Miss State            2.27m 
 17    668 Derek Drouin                  SR Indiana               2.33m 
 18    318 Tommy Butler                  JR Cornell               2.15m 
 19   1522 Isaiah Harris                 JR St. Peter's           2.15m 
 20   1324 Sean Reilly                   SR Penn State            2.19m 
 21    316 Montez Blair                  JR Cornell               2.24m 
 22   1503 Chase Meyers                  SO South Florid          2.15m 
 23   1196 Kris Kornegay-Gober           SR North Caroli          2.17m 
 24   1696 Ronnie Black                  SR Virginia Tec          2.23m 

Event 14  Men Pole Vault
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 Progression: 4.75 - 4.90 - 5.05 - 5.15 -5.20 -then 5cm
 Random draw for pit and order. Simultaneous bar raise
 5-alive until fewer than 9 at a given height
 Advance top 12 overall placers to Eugene. Jump off # 12
           Name                        Year School            Seed Mark           
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Flight 1  Prelims
  1    386 Ian Rock                      SO Duke                  5.00m 
  2    291 Cory Duggan                   JR Connecticut           5.15m 
  3    328 Steven Pawlak                 SO Cornell               4.95m 
  4   1045 Derik Peterman                SR Michigan Sta          5.08m 
  5    378 Curtis Beach                  JR Duke                  5.10m 
  6   1468 Connor Smith                  JR South Alabam          5.03m 
  7    473 Jared Watkins                 FR Florida               5.00m 
  8   1044 James Nixon                   SR Michigan Sta          5.11m 
  9    674 Derek Messmer                 SR Indiana               5.01m 
 10    956 Austin Crenshaw               JR Memphis               5.08m 
 11   1445 Owen Wagoner                  JR Samford               5.05m 
 12    954 Nate Arnold                   SR Memphis               4.98m 
 13   1562 Tyler Porter                  JR Tennessee             5.31m 
 14    670 Scott Houston                 SR Indiana               5.06m 
 15    329 Peter Roach                   JR Cornell               5.10m 
 16   1553 Chase Brannon                 JR Tennessee             5.41m 
 17    960 Pauls Pujats                  SO Memphis               5.18m 
 18    762 Jesse Oxley                   FR Kent State            5.10m 
 19   1436 Chris Wyckoff                 JR Rutgers               5.15m 
 20   1552 Jake Blankenship              FR Tennessee             5.61m 
 21   1466 Nick Farrell                  JR South Alabam          4.95m 
 22   1043 Cliff Miller                  SR Michigan Sta          5.10m 
 23    375 Justin Amezquita              JR Duke                  5.21m 
 24   1764 Austin Vegas                  FR William and           5.01m 
Flight 2  Prelims
  1     24 Shawn Barber                  FR Akron                 5.71m 
  2    607 Aaron Unterberger             SR Georgia Tech          5.35m 
  3     33 Joseph Wesley                 SR Akron                 5.25m 
  4     70 Alfonso Scannapieco           JR Albany                5.35m 
  5    892 Andreas Duplantis             SO LSU                   5.36m 
  6   1502 Wyatt Metzger                 JR South Florid          5.03m 
  7    424 Max Babits                    JR Eastern Mich          5.30m 
  8    800 Cody Bingham                  FR Liberty               5.00m 
  9   1709 Chris Uhle                    SO Virginia Tec          5.20m 
 10    896 Jaora Johnson                 JR LSU                   5.21m 
 11   1505 Drew Volz                     SO South Florid          5.21m 
 12    889 Joseph Caraway                SR LSU                   5.31m 
 13    514 Drew Marcello                 JR Florida Stat          5.21m 
 14     30 Shawn Light                   JR Akron                 5.31m 
 15    900 Thomas Reinecke               SR LSU                   5.41m 
 16    907 Brian McGovern                SR Manhattan             5.36m 
 17    206 Josh Dangel                   JR Cincinnati            5.35m 
 18   1095 Sam Kendricks                 SO Mississippi           5.81m 
 19   1266 Heath Nickles                 SR Ohio State            5.01m 
 20   1138 Mark Vetere                   SO Navy                  5.27m 
 21    512 Andrew LaHaye                 SR Florida Stat          5.31m 
 22    644 Nico Weiler                   SR Harvard               5.25m 
 23     31 Alex McCune                   SO Akron                 5.05m 
 24   1136 Ryan Kochert                  JR Navy                  5.10m 

Event 15  Men Long Jump
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 Four seeded flights. Worst to best. Random jump order
 Advance top 16 to final for 3 more attempts. Reverse order
 30 minute flight specific warm-up. Single pit final
 Advance top 12 placers from final to Eugene. No ties
           Name                        Year School            Seed Mark           
===============================================================================
Flight 1  Prelims
  1   1272 Korbin Smith                  SR Ohio State            7.38m 
  2     28 Bryan Jones                   JR Akron                 7.36m 
  3    411 Diego Lawrence                JR East Tenn. S          7.36m 
  4    134 Kevin Keller                  SO Bucknell              7.40m 
  5     62 Nathan Vardaman               FR Alabama               7.37m 
  6    739 Andre Dorsey                  SO Kennesaw Sta          7.40m 
  7    198 Elias Still                   JR Charlotte             7.38m 
  8    819 Brian Richards                SR LIU Brooklyn          7.35m 
  9   1053 Cordairo Golden               JR Mid. Tenn. S          7.36m 
 10    152 Donald McCann                 SO Buffalo               7.36m 
 11    802 Aaron Johnson                 SR Liberty               7.35m 
 12    176 Diavonte Smith                FR Central Mich          7.37m 
Flight 2  Prelims
  1   1770 Dana Lindberg                 JR Yale                  7.40m 
  2    741 Rasmus Rooks                  SO Kennesaw Sta          7.49m 
  3    146 Austin Ashby                  FR Buffalo               7.45m 
  4    332 Hercules Stancil              JR Cornell               7.42m 
  5   1460 Phillippe Moore               JR SE Louisiana          7.43m 
  6    605 Myles Mcdavid                 FR Georgia Tech          7.40m 
  7    696 Maurice Lyke                  JR Indiana Stat          7.46m 
  8    986 Sam Spallinger                SR Miami (Ohio)          7.43m 
  9   1571 Royce Dates                   JR Tennessee St          7.43m 
 10   1092 Malcolm Davis                 JR Mississippi           7.44m 
 11   1628 Cameron Walton                SO UNC-Wilmingt          7.46m 
 12    183 Braxton Drummond              SO Charleston S          7.47m 
Flight 3  Prelims
  1   1433 Corey Crawford                SO Rutgers               7.53m 
  2    957 Luis Hanssler                 FR Memphis               7.49m 
  3   1238 Keith Mesidor                 SO Notre Dame            7.53m 
  4    409 Ryan Beaver                   JR East Tenn. S          7.51m 
  5    378 Curtis Beach                  JR Duke                  7.57m 
  6    983 John Cantwell                 SR Miami (Ohio)          7.58m 
  7   1240 Logan Renwick                 JR Notre Dame            7.62m 
  8   1216 Emmanuel Williams             SO Northwestern          7.53m 
  9   1585 Devon Breaux                  FR Tulane                7.55m 
 10    401 Cameron Hudson                FR East Carolin          7.61m 
 11    315 Steven Bell                   JR Cornell               7.54m 
 12    976 Timonthy Richardson           SO Miami                 7.55m 
Flight 4  Prelims
  1    412 Tyler Stepp                   JR East Tenn. S          7.80m 
  2   1694 Jeff Artis-Gray               SR Virginia Tec          7.94m 
  3    456 Marquis Dendy                 SO Florida               8.29m 
  4    224 Jameel Abdul-Mateen           SO Clemson               7.67m 
  5   1500 Kevin Bell                    JR South Florid          7.63m 
  6     51 Kamal Fuller                  JR Alabama               7.65m 
  7   1484 Jarrod Hutchen                SR South Caroli          7.75m 
  8    182 Lavon Allen                   SR Charleston S          7.64m 
  9    506 Stefan Brits                  SO Florida Stat          8.05m 
 10    894 Damar Forbes                  SR LSU                   8.34m 
 11   1506 Neamen Wise                   SR South Florid          7.78m 
 12   1263 Mike Hartfield                SR Ohio State            8.15m 

Event 16  Men Triple Jump
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 Four seeded flights. Worst to best. Random jump order
 Advance top 16 to final for 3 more attempts. Reverse order
 30 minute flight specific warm-up. Single pit final
 Advance top 12 placers from final to Eugene. No ties
           Name                        Year School            Seed Mark           
===============================================================================
Flight 1  Prelims
  1   1485 Dorian Johnson                SR South Caroli         15.26m 
  2    507 Owen Cain                     JR Florida Stat         15.27m 
  3    553 Eghosa Aghayere               JR Georgetown           15.21m 
  4    331 Dan Scott                     JR Cornell              15.27m 
  5    399 Miles Coats                   JR East Carolin         15.15m 
  6    486 Aubrey Smith                  SR Florida Int'         15.21m 
  7   1240 Logan Renwick                 JR Notre Dame           15.12m 
  8   1413 Ronald Woodley                SR Rhode Island         15.19m 
  9   1626 Aerial Chatman                JR UNC-Wilmingt         15.18m 
 10    398 Allen Bordley                 FR East Carolin         15.15m 
 11    891 Fitzroy Dunkley               FR LSU                  15.14m 
 12    227 Shai Carpenter                SO Clemson              15.18m 
Flight 2  Prelims
  1    539 Jimi Tele                     FR George Mason         15.33m 
  2   1540 Gabriel Pickett               JR Temple               15.36m 
  3   1038 Jarred Gambrell               SO Michigan Sta         15.34m 
  4    190 Anthony Campbell              FR Charlotte            15.36m 
  5    298 Shane Green                   SO Coppin State         15.30m 
  6   1366 Nana Owusu-Nyanteky           SO Princeton            15.29m 
  7    803 Chris Johnson                 SR Liberty              15.31m 
  8   1522 Isaiah Harris                 JR St. Peter's          15.33m 
  9   1215 Aaron Williams                SO Northwestern         15.35m 
 10   1684 Ryan Satchell                 SO Virginia             15.32m 
 11    840 Devin Henderson               SO Louisiana Te         15.30m 
 12     46 Imani Brown                   FR Alabama              15.35m 
Flight 3  Prelims
  1    963 Manuel Ziegler                SO Memphis              15.49m 
  2    154 Austin Price                  FR Buffalo              15.55m 
  3   1210 Reginald Douglas              SR Northwestern         15.40m 
  4    132 Kenneth Thompson              SR Brown                15.44m 
  5    208 Michael Nwankwo               SO Cincinnati           15.36m 
  6   1127 Keenan Smith                  JR N. Carolina          15.61m 
  7   1216 Emmanuel Williams             SO Northwestern         15.51m 
  8   1431 Kevin Bostick                 SR Rutgers              15.46m 
  9    410 Jason Johnson                 SR East Tenn. S         15.69m 
 10   1501 Shane Lewis                   JR South Florid         15.42m 
 11   1319 Brian Leap                    SO Penn State           15.37m 
 12     56 Jonathan Reid                 SO Alabama              15.63m 
Flight 4  Prelims
  1   1504 Matthew Oneal                 FR South Florid         16.10m 
  2    455 Omar Craddock                 SR Florida              16.46m 
  3   1053 Cordairo Golden               JR Mid. Tenn. S         15.77m 
  4   1263 Mike Hartfield                SR Ohio State           15.84m 
  5    601 Jonathan Gardner              JR Georgia Tech         15.79m 
  6    642 Malcolm Mason Rodriguez       SO Harvard              15.71m 
  7   1430 Adam Bergo                    SR Rutgers              15.73m 
  8   1365 Damon McLean                  JR Princeton            15.86m 
  9    456 Marquis Dendy                 SO Florida              16.03m 
 10    739 Andre Dorsey                  SO Kennesaw Sta         15.92m 
 11   1072 Jason Harper                  JR Miss State           15.92m 
 12   1096 Morris Kersh                  SR Mississippi          15.77m 

Event 17  Men Shot Put
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 Four seeded flights. Worst to best. Random throw order
 Advance top 16 to final for 3 more attempts. Reverse order
 30 minute flight specific warm-up. Single ring final
 Advance top 12 placers from final to Eugene. No ties
           Name                        Year School            Seed Mark           
===============================================================================
Flight 1  Prelims
  1    168 Rashad Williams               SR Central Conn         17.15m 
  2   1422 Collin Ray                    SR Robert Morri         17.17m 
  3   1168 Chris DiLorenzo               JR North Caroli         17.31m 
  4    693 Derek Bunch                   FR Indiana Stat         17.33m 
  5   1283 Jacob Brenza                  JR Penn                 17.13m 
  6    761 Michael King                  FR Kent State           17.13m 
  7    293 Eric Masington                JR Connecticut          17.38m 
  8    587 Petr Novotny                  SR Georgia              17.18m 
  9    525 Alex Young                    FR Gardner-Webb         17.18m 
 10    943 Thomas Canchola               SR McNeese Stat         17.30m 
 11   1099 Afoaku Onyinyechukwu          FR Mississippi          17.34m 
 12    694 Chris Fields                  JR Indiana Stat         16.95m 
Flight 2  Prelims
  1    930 Dillon Simon                  SO Maryland-Eas         17.47m 
  2   1264 JC Murasky                    FR Ohio State           17.52m 
  3   1421 Stephen Mitchell              JR Robert Morri         17.43m 
  4   1389 Chukwuebuka Enekwechi         FR Purdue               17.68m 
  5    782 Isiah Kent                    JR Kentucky             17.63m 
  6   1610 Myles Melancon                SR UL-Lafayette         17.73m 
  7   1773 John Seaver                   JR Youngstown S         17.74m 
  8    961 Yannik Schaly                 FR Memphis              17.64m 
  9    379 Stephen Boals                 FR Duke                 17.61m 
 10    641 Igor Liokumovich              SO Harvard              17.56m 
 11   1399 Jordan Roos                   FR Purdue               17.38m 
 12    235 Cory Thalheimer               SR Clemson              17.51m 
Flight 3  Prelims
  1    636 Dustin Brode                  JR Harvard              18.20m 
  2   1386 Coy Blair                     FR Purdue               18.33m 
  3   1507 D'Wayne Houston               JR Southern             17.80m 
  4    637 Ben Glauser                   SO Harvard              17.87m 
  5     23 Nicholas Banke                SR Akron                17.88m 
  6    191 Jake Deaton                   SR Charlotte            18.05m 
  7    786 Brad Szypka                   SO Kentucky             18.15m 
  8    858 Brad Vivace                   SO Louisville           17.79m 
  9   1109 Errol Jeffrey                 JR Monmouth             18.10m 
 10   1039 Antonio James                 SO Michigan Sta         18.17m 
 11    522 Stargell Williams             JR Florida Stat         17.90m 
 12   1551 Tavis Bailey                  SO Tennessee            18.03m 
Flight 4  Prelims
  1    805 Ryan Smith                    SR Liberty              18.44m 
  2    591 Nick Vena                     SO Georgia              19.03m 
  3    101 Marcus Popenfoose             JR Auburn               18.95m 
  4    586 Ashinia Miller                FR Georgia              19.05m 
  5   1557 Matthew Hoty                  SO Tennessee            19.12m 
  6    326 Stephen Mozia                 SO Cornell              19.20m 
  7    593 Caleb Whitener                JR Georgia              19.09m 
  8    150 Jonathan Jones                SO Buffalo              19.09m 
  9   1390 Jakob Engel                   SR Purdue               18.69m 
 10   1017 Cody Riffle                   SO Michigan             18.80m 
 11   1317 Darrell Hill                  SO Penn State           19.13m 
 12    977 Isaiah Simmons                FR Miami                18.89m 

Event 18  Men Discus Throw
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 Three seeded flights. Worst to best. Random throw order
 Advance top 16 to final for 3 more attempts. Reverse order
 30 minute flight specific warm-up
 Advance top 12 placers from final to Eugene. No ties
           Name                        Year School            Seed Mark           
===============================================================================
Flight 1  Prelims
  1   1198 Jule Rich                     SO North Caroli         52.64m 
  2   1721 Steve Michaelsen              FR Wake Forest          51.84m 
  3    641 Igor Liokumovich              SO Harvard              52.87m 
  4   1094 Hunter Harrison               FR Mississippi          51.83m 
  5    698 Brandon Pounds                SR Indiana Stat         52.00m 
  6    153 Evan Palmer                   JR Buffalo              51.89m 
  7   1398 Caleb Reiff                   FR Purdue               51.58m 
  8     79 Jared Stalling                SR Appalachian          52.73m 
  9    136 Luke Webster                  SR Bucknell             52.51m 
 10   1411 Andrew Piscitelli             SR Rhode Island         51.66m 
 11   1172 Dontrevious Ousley            FR North Caroli         52.71m 
 12    177 Cole Walderzak                FR Central Mich         52.31m 
 13   1586 Thomas Lynch                  SO Tulane               51.81m 
 14   1197 Grant Pearce                  SR North Caroli         51.75m 
 15    859 Steve Wade                    FR Louisville           52.50m 
 16   1170 AJ Hicks                      SO North Caroli         52.52m 
Flight 2  Prelims
  1    379 Stephen Boals                 FR Duke                 53.74m 
  2    517 Jeff Pelage                   SR Florida Stat         56.19m 
  3    977 Isaiah Simmons                FR Miami                54.41m 
  4   1109 Errol Jeffrey                 JR Monmouth             53.44m 
  5     23 Nicholas Banke                SR Akron                56.15m 
  6   1308 Will Barr                     JR Penn State           55.34m 
  7    988 Robert Stein                  JR Miami (Ohio)         55.79m 
  8   1099 Afoaku Onyinyechukwu          FR Mississippi          54.63m 
  9   1412 Sam Snyder                    SO Rhode Island         53.49m 
 10    759 Reginald Jagers               FR Kent State           55.99m 
 11    585 Burke McCarty                 JR Georgia              55.11m 
 12   1769 Michael Levine                SR Yale                 55.61m 
 13    930 Dillon Simon                  SO Maryland-Eas         53.65m 
 14    293 Eric Masington                JR Connecticut          56.46m 
 15   1346 Andrew Wells                  SO Pittsburgh           54.50m 
 16    782 Isiah Kent                    JR Kentucky             54.77m 
Flight 3  Prelims
  1   1435 James Plummer                 SR Rutgers              60.85m 
  2   1046 Lonnie Pugh                   SR Michigan Sta         56.65m 
  3   1284 Sam Mattis                    FR Penn                 58.34m 
  4    778 Andrew Evans                  JR Kentucky             60.12m 
  5    382 Austin Gamble                 JR Duke                 58.07m 
  6    326 Stephen Mozia                 SO Cornell              59.91m 
  7   1551 Tavis Bailey                  SO Tennessee            59.51m 
  8    130 Courtland Clavette            SO Brown                57.04m 
  9   1039 Antonio James                 SO Michigan Sta         59.78m 
 10    764 Matthias Tayala               SO Kent State           56.57m 
 11   1467 Jan-Louw Kotze                FR South Alabam         57.60m 
 12   1133 Zachary Duncavage             JR Navy                 58.74m 
 13   1459 Jeff Milliron                 JR SE Louisiana         57.08m 
 14    887 Rodney Brown                  SO LSU                  62.88m 
 15    191 Jake Deaton                   SR Charlotte            56.78m 
 16   1200 Nathaniel Williams            JR North Caroli         56.63m 

Event 19  Men Hammer Throw
===============================================================================
 Three seeded flights. Worst to best. Random throw order
 Advance top 16 to final for 3 more attempts. Reverse order
 30 minute flight specific warm-up
 Advance top 12 placers from final to Eugene. No ties
           Name                        Year School            Seed Mark           
===============================================================================
Flight 1  Prelims
  1    856 Sebastian Lenz                FR Louisville           59.77m 
  2    118 Reuben Horace                 SO Boston U.            57.54m 
  3    520 Markindey Sineus              SO Florida Stat         59.07m 
  4    805 Ryan Smith                    SR Liberty              59.71m 
  5    637 Ben Glauser                   SO Harvard              59.77m 
  6    691 Justin Applegate              JR Indiana Stat         58.01m 
  7   1554 Cameron Brown                 FR Tennessee            57.31m 
  8    959 Andrew Miller                 SR Memphis              58.71m 
  9    381 Michael Foley                 FR Duke                 57.72m 
 10    269 Duncan Dickerson              SR Columbia             58.94m 
 11    345 Thomas Servino                SO Dartmouth            59.35m 
 12   1409 Thaddeus Kusiak               SR Rhode Island         59.27m 
 13   1622 Thor Serafenas                SO UMBC                 57.26m 
 14   1402 Curtis Hodge                  SR Radford              58.83m 
 15   1262 Bill Gehring                  SR Ohio State           60.10m 
 16    462 David Levin                   SO Florida              59.59m 
Flight 2  Prelims
  1    943 Thomas Canchola               SR McNeese Stat         60.14m 
  2   1564 Drew Thomas                   SR Tennessee            60.37m 
  3   1630 Kenneth Sugishita             SR USC Upstate          60.34m 
  4     57 Charodd Richardson            SO Alabama              60.40m 
  5    525 Alex Young                    FR Gardner-Webb         62.09m 
  6   1611 Justin Victor                 JR UL-Lafayette         60.73m 
  7    292 Joshua Faboyede               SR Connecticut          60.63m 
  8    901 Jeremy Tuttle                 SO LSU                  61.26m 
  9   1274 Joseph Velez                  FR Ohio State           62.07m 
 10     23 Nicholas Banke                SR Akron                62.11m 
 11    289 Chris Ackell                  SO Connecticut          60.73m 
 12    860 Nils Westrich                 FR Louisville           61.45m 
 13    472 David Triassi                 SR Florida              61.54m 
 14   1458 Jonathan Kinchen              SO SE Louisiana         62.00m 
 15    153 Evan Palmer                   JR Buffalo              60.10m 
 16   1408 William Janes                 SR Rhode Island         61.54m 
Flight 3  Prelims
  1     52 Elias Hakansson               FR Alabama              65.50m 
  2   1308 Will Barr                     JR Penn State           63.35m 
  3    742 Martynas Sedys                FR Kennesaw Sta         62.55m 
  4   1389 Chukwuebuka Enekwechi         FR Purdue               64.94m 
  5     84 Nicholas Snoad                SR Army                 62.80m 
  6   1205 Max Milder                    JR Northeastern         62.50m 
  7    470 Kyle Strawn                   SO Florida              66.90m 
  8    854 Sam Bombaugh                  JR Louisville           62.94m 
  9   1576 Nicolo Bolla                  SR Troy                 65.78m 
 10    698 Brandon Pounds                SR Indiana Stat         65.58m 
 11    764 Matthias Tayala               SO Kent State           66.37m 
 12   1703 Denis Mahmic                  SR Virginia Tec         63.46m 
 13    133 Leonard Joseph                SR Bucknell             63.98m 
 14    466 Jeremy Postin                 SR Florida              68.68m 
 15   1013 Ethan Dennis                  JR Michigan             64.98m 
 16   1702 Tomas Kruzliak                FR Virginia Tec         70.84m 

Event 20  Men Javelin Throw
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 Three seeded flights. Worst to best. Random throw order
 Advance top 16 to final for 3 more attempts. Reverse order
 30 minute flight specific warm-up
 Advance top 12 placers from final to Eugene. No ties
           Name                        Year School            Seed Mark           
===============================================================================
Flight 1  Prelims
  1     59 Kevin Shannon                 FR Alabama              63.18m 
  2     29 Bryce Lemon                   SO Akron                64.80m 
  3    149 Casey Garbaty                 SR Buffalo              63.39m 
  4   1717 Patrick Donelan               SO Wake Forest          65.32m 
  5   1119 Keith Davis                   SO Morgan State         64.31m 
  6   1110 McLean Lipschutz              FR Monmouth             64.76m 
  7    989 Tyler Yee                     SO Miami (Ohio)         64.35m 
  8   1621 Vincent Rentzsch              FR UMBC                 65.40m 
  9   1121 Jon Fernandez                 SR Mount St. Ma         65.13m 
 10    955 Kyle Bynum                    SO Memphis              64.17m 
 11   1633 Jeremy Getz                   SO Valparaiso           63.48m 
 12    901 Jeremy Tuttle                 SO LSU                  63.80m 
 13    100 Tyler Kennedy                 SR Auburn               62.79m 
 14     25 Bryan Dowdell                 JR Akron                63.44m 
 15    897 Philip LeBlanc                JR LSU                  62.83m 
 16   1461 Casey Revere                  SR SE Louisiana         64.01m 
Flight 2  Prelims
  1    342 Brett Gilson                  SR Dartmouth            67.65m 
  2    247 Jordan Entwistle              FR Coastal Caro         65.78m 
  3    648 Christian Spaulding           SO High Point           66.65m 
  4   1513 Ethan Rich                    SO Southern Mis         66.48m 
  5    623 Stefano Nardini               SO Hampton              65.62m 
  6     82 Jacob Drozd                   SO Army                 67.93m 
  7   1108 Kevin Gilhuly                 JR Monmouth             66.16m 
  8   1137 Jay Stell                     FR Navy                 67.02m 
  9    944 Stephen Eccles                SO McNeese Stat         66.85m 
 10   1097 Ben Lapane                    JR Mississippi          66.78m 
 11   1177 Houston Summers               FR North Caroli         67.79m 
 12   1432 Thomas Carr                   FR Rutgers              65.71m 
 13    246 Jackson Corcoran              SO Coastal Caro         68.17m 
 14    757 Brian Florek                  SR Kent State           68.10m 
 15   1763 Robert Smutsky                FR William and          66.02m 
 16    156 Jacob Sunday                  JR Buffalo              67.96m 
Flight 3  Prelims
  1   1514 Kyle Smith                    SR Southern Mis         72.05m 
  2   1563 Kyle Quinn                    FR Tennessee            69.35m 
  3    515 Morne Moolman                 FR Florida Stat         73.83m 
  4    330 Rob Robbins                   SO Cornell              71.11m 
  5    777 Raymond Dykstra               SO Kentucky             71.68m 
  6   1420 Chris Carper                  JR Robert Morri         70.87m 
  7   1142 Matti Mortimore               FR New Orleans          70.66m 
  8   1719 Ben Lincoln                   SR Wake Forest          75.36m 
  9   1457 Derek Hampton                 SO SE Louisiana         68.67m 
 10   1340 Robert Millar                 JR Pittsburgh           69.31m 
 11   1708 Matthias Treff                SR Virginia Tec         75.92m 
 12   1273 Bill Stanley                  FR Ohio State           75.23m 
 13   1069 Piotr Antosik                 FR Miss State           68.29m 
 14   1744 Tomas Guerra                  FR Western Kent         70.33m 
 15    837 Joshua Cox                    SO Louisiana Te         68.26m 
 16   1326 Michael Shuey                 FR Penn State           69.47m

We are delighted to announce that triple World Champion and 2012 Laureus Sportswoman of the Year Vivian Cheruiyot is expecting her first child later this year.

Quote from Vivian, “I am very happy to announce that I will take some time off from athletics this year as I am pregnant with my first child. I have been running for many years and at 29 feel that now is the right time to start a family. Unfortunately I will not be able to defend my World Championships 5000m and 10,000m titles in Moscow but I will be back for the 2014 season and the 2015 World T&F Championships in Beijing. I have already spoken to some of my colleagues who had babies to get advice about when to return to training after giving birth. My long term goal is the 2016 Olympic Games in Beijing and to finally win Olympic gold”.

After getting silver in the 5000m in the 2007 World T&F Championships in Osaka the diminutive Kenyan runner went on to win gold in the 2009 World T&F Championships in Berlin, 2010 African Championships in Nairobi and 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi. In 2011 she won the Word Championships triple – World Cross Country in Punta Umbria and World 5000m and 10,000m Championships in Daegu. In 2012 she won silver in the 5000m and bronze in the 10,0000m in the Olympic Games in London. On the IAAF Diamond League circuit Vivian has won the 5000m Diamond Race for the past three years.

NEW YORK CITY—Forty-six of the top high school athletes in the country make up the final rosters for the adidas Dream 100 and Dream Mile, to be contested at the adidas Grand Prix in NYC on Saturday.

The roster includes eight athletes ranked #1 in the country, with several leading the way at more than one distance. Athletes will travel to NYC from 20 states, as well as from Ontario, Canada. The races will be streamed live online at www.adidasgoldenstripes.com at 12:35 p.m. for the 100s and 3:00 p.m. for the Miles.

The adidas Dream 100 and Dream Mile are again destined to be among the highlights of the adidas Grand Prix. One of the top track-and-field events in the world, the event at Icahn Stadium on Randall’s Island will feature dozens of international superstars, including 2012 Olympic medalists David Rudisha, Jenn Suhr, Veronica Campbell-Brown, Sanya Richards-Ross, Brittney Reese, Michael Tinsley, Javier Culson, Francena McCorory, and Bianca Knight. Tickets are available at www.adidasgrandprix.com or by calling 1-877-849-8722.

BOYS’ DREAM 100

Trayvon Bromell, Gibbs, FL, US #1 100m (10.27)

Cameron Burrell, Ridge Point, TX, 100m state champion, 10.07w fastest 100m in 2013

Kenzo Cotton, Omaha, NE, 2012-2013 Kansas Relays and state 100m champion

Trentavis Friday, Cherryville, NC, US #5 100m, state champion 100m, 200m 400m

Kyle Fulks, Katy, TX, 2012, 2013 state 5A 100m runner-up

Elijah Hall-Thompson, Katy, TX, 2013 state champion 5A 100m and 200m, US #1 200m (20.60)

Ceolamar Ways, Jacksonville, FL, US #3 200m, US #7 100m, NB indoor nationals champ 200m

Kendal Williams, Jacksonville, FL, #2(t) US 100m (10.28) and #2 200m

Levonte Whitfield, Orlando, FL, defending Dream 100 champion, US #2(t) 100m (10.28)

GIRLS’ DREAM 100

Aaliyah Brown, Frankfurt, IL, three-time Dream 100 entrant and 2012 runner-up, 2013 indoor nationals 60m runner-up

Mikiah Brown, Baton Rouge, LA, US #7 100m, 3-time 5A state champ 100m, 200m

Kali Davis-White, Lauderdale Lakes, FL, 3-time 2013 state 4A champion (100m 200m, 4x100m), US #4 100m

Deanna Hill, Orlando, FL, 2013 state champion 2A 100m, 2013 Golden South Classic champion

Akeyla Mitchell, Corpus Christi, TX, US #9 100m, Conference 3A state champ 100m, 200m

Javianne Oliver, Monroe, GA, two-time AAA state champ 100m, 200m

Marybeth Sant, Highlands Ranch, CO, US #2 100m, #1 US 60m indoor

Ky Westbrook, Chandler, AZ, 2012 national champion 100m and 200m, US #3 100m

Kaylin Whitney, East Ridge, FL, first freshman ever invited to Dream 100, US #6 100m, US #5 200m (23.40)

BOYS’ DREAM MILE

Andres Arroyo, Orlando, FL, 1:47.79 800m this season #1 US and #6 all-time, US #1 1600m (4:04.45)

Edward Cheserek, Newark, NJ, national indoor HS 2-mile (8:39.15) and indoor HS 5000m (13:57.04) record-holder

Robert Domanic, Lewisville, TX, 2013 state champion 1600m and 3200m, US #3 1600m

Trevor Gilley, Southlake, TX, US #5 1600m, NB indoor nationals runner-up, Mile

Blake Haney, Bakersfield, CA, 2-time Dream Miler, US #4 1600m and 3200m

Ben Malone, River Vale, NJ, #2 US Mile as runner-up to McGorty at Penn Relays

Sean McGorty, Chantilly, VA, US #1 Mile (4:04.47) in setting Penn Relays record, #2 3200m

Bernie Montoya, Yuma, AZ, defending Dream Mile champion, 4:01.32 PB; US #3 1600m

Connor Mora, Cedar Springs, MI, US #1 1500m (3:49.36)

James Randon, Townsend, MA, US #2 1500m

Ben Saarel, Park City, UT, US #1 3000m (8:18.98) and 3200m (8:45.74)

Jacob Thomson, Louisville, KY, 10-time State Champion, US #4 Mile, US #5 3200m

Henry Wynne, Westport, CT, 2013 HS indoor national mile champion

Cameron Villarreal, Arlington, TX, US #6 Mile, 2013 Golden South Classic champion

GIRLS’ DREAM MILE

Reagan Anderson, Wilmington, DE, US #4 Mile as Penn Relays runner-up

Sydney Badger, Las Vegas, NV, US #10 Mile, 2013 state champion 800m, 1600m, 3200m, 4x400m

Madie Boreman, Leander, TX, US #7 1600m, 2013 State Champ 1600m, runner-up 3200m

Carmen Carlos, Mobile, AL, 3-time 2013 6A state champion (800m, 1600m, 3200m), US #8 1600m, #9 Mile and 3200m

Sarah Feeney, Provo, UT, US #11 1600m, state 3A 1600m record-holder

Erin Finn, West Bloomfield, MI, 2012 HS national indoor champion and #2 all-time 5000m

Wesley Frazier, Raleigh, NC, U.S. indoor HS 5000m national record-holder and NC state record-holder (4:42.78) in mile; US #5 1600m

Stephanie Jenks, Marion, IA, US #10 1500m, state champ and Drake Relays champ, 1500m and 3000m, member Team USA, Jr. Pan Am Triathlon Championships

Shea Martinez, Kaysville, UT, US #6 800m, 2013 Arcadia 800m and Mile champion

Haley Meier, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI, US #4 indoors in Mile for 2013

Hannah Meier, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI, US 4 indoors Mile 2013 and the national indoor runner-up; competed at 1500m for USA team at 2012 World Junior Championships

Jaimie Phelan, Kitchener, ON, 2013 Penn Relays 100m champion, 2012 3000m Canadian Junior National Champion

Arin Rice, Canyon, TX, 2013 800m state champion, 2012 1600m state champion, US #10 1600m

Sabrina Southerland, Queens, NY, 2013 HS indoor national champion 800m, US #2 Mile (4:47.23)

The third stop on the international IAAF Diamond League circuit, the adidas Grand Prix is in its ninth year at Icahn Stadium, in conjunction with the Randall’s Island Sports Alliance. The latest news, photos and information on the event can be found at www.adidasgrandprix.com; on Facebook; onTwitter; and on Tumblr.

Reigning world 5000m and 10,000m champion Vivian Cheruiyot of Kenya has announced that she is pregnant with her first child and will be taking some time off from her athletics career.

“I am very happy to announce that I will take some time off from athletics this year as I am pregnant with my first child,” Cheruiyot said through a statement provided by her agent, Ricky Simms.  ”I have been running for many years and at 29 feel that now is the right time to start a family.  Unfortunately I will not be able to defend my World Championships 5000m and 10,000m titles in Moscow but I will be back for the 2014 season and the 2015 World T&F Championships in Beijing.”

Cheruiyot, who won the silver medal at 5000m and the bronze at 10,000m at last summer’s London Olympics, is coached by her husband, Moses.  She has won two world 5000m titles and the 10,000m once, but has yet to win an Olympic gold medal.  She said today that she is not done with her quest for Olympic gold.

“I have already spoken to some of my colleagues who had babies to get advice about when to return to training after giving birth,” she continued.  ”My long term goal is the 2016 Olympic Games in Beijing and to finally win Olympic gold.”

In addition to her medals, Cheruiyot is the Kenyan record holder for 5000m (14:20.87) and 3000m indoors (8:30.53).

by LetsRun.com
May 21, 2013

The third stop of the 2013 IAAF Diamond League season is Saturday at Randall’s Island in New York City where the 2013 adidas Grand Prix takes place. Internet/television coverage is from 1 pm to 3 pm ET on Saturday afternoon and the meet will be on live on NBC: 2013 adidas Grand Prix: Schedule, Results and Streaming Information.

Today, we break down the the two women’s professional mid-d/distance events scheduled for this year. The highlight is certainly the 1500 which is serving as the US debut for Sweden’s Abebe Aregawi, the 2013 world #1 at 3:56.60, and also features US stars Shannon Rowbury and Morgan Uceny as well as up and comers Kate Grace and Brenda Martinez. There also is a women’s steeple where the top two runners from Doha in Lidya Chepkurui and Sofia Assefa will battle it out yet again as four Americans including Olympian Bridget Franek chase the ‘A’ standard of 9:43.00.

Yesterday, we analyzed the men’s mid-d/pro-action for you – LRC 2013 adidas Grand Prix Men’s Preview: David Rudisha Set To Shine Again as Hagos Gebrhiwet and Dejen Gebremeskel Prepare To Clash - and on Thursday we’ll preview the high school boys mile where a number of guys will be trying to become just the fifth American sub-4 minute HS miler in history and second in 36 years.

The 4 American Sub-4 Minute Milers
2001 – Alan Webb: 3:53.4
1967 – Marty Liquori: 3:59.8
1966 - Tim Danielson: 3:59.4
1965 – Jim Ryun: 3:55.3

(Note: Lukas Verzbicas ran 3:59.71 in 2011 while a student at a US high school but he was not an American citizen).

1:41 pm ET Women’s 1500: Abebe Aregawi Makes Her US Debut 

The NYRR women’s 1500 won’t have any win/loss drama up front but we’re happy with that. This race will be won by Sweden’s Abeba Aregawi. The former Ethiopian, who opened her 2013 outdoor season with a spectacular 3:56.60 in Doha, is making her US debut in this race and there is no one in this field that stands a chance of touching her barring a fall. So if you are attending, consider yourself lucky to get to watch Aregawi in person in the US as no one else has had the privilege.

The real drama in this race for us is, “Does Aregawi get the US all-comers record of 3:58.92 that convicted drug cheat Mary Slaney set in 1988 (the all-comers mark is the fastest time ever run on US soil)?” and ”Who gets second?” and “How do the Americans stack up?”

We’ll address the all-comers question at the end of this piece.

We’ll address “who gets second” and “how do the Americans stack up” now together as there are six women in the field with PRs in the 3:59-4:00 range including two Americans.

Ibtissam LAKHOUAD 3:59.35
Hellen OBIRI 3:59.68
Morgan UCENY 4:00.06
Nancy Jebet LANGAT 4:00.13
Shannon ROWBURY4:00.33
Kalkidan GEZAHEGNE 4:00.97

We’ll break down all six of their chances in order of their PRs.

Lakhhouad - The 32-year old Moroccan was fourth at the World Champs in 2011 and has gone sub-4 in two of the last three years. Last year, she was DNF in the Olympics. This year, she was DNF in Doha so we doubt she contends here.

Obiri - The 23-year old Kenyan will be making her individual 2013 debut in this race (she split a 2:02.8 at Penn Relays on the 4 x 800). Obiri enjoyed an incredible 2012 as she was the world indoor 3000 champion, ran 3:59.68 in Rome (when Aregawi ran her 3:56.54 pb) and was an Olympic finalist last year. Since Obiri didn’t run indoors, she’s probably not as sharp as she was last year when she ran 3:59 in Rome on May 31st. That’s a good thing for her long term (but maybe not here).

Morgan Uceny is looking to kick start her post-London comeback in New York
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Uceny - The 28-year old world #1 from 2011 is trying to bounce back after suffering the nearly unimaginable despair of falling at the 2011 world champs (where she was the favorite) and 2012 Olympics. She clearly wasn’t in shape a month ago in Iowa (4:17 at Drake on April 20) so there seems to be no reason to think she can contend for second here. The question is, “Does she take a big step forward so there is optimism that she can challenge for a Moscow spot when she returns to Iowa in a month for the US champs (June 19-23)?”

Langat - The 2008 Olympic champ of Kenya, who is 31, dominated the Penn Relays mile earlier this year (4:28.50 2nd was 4:38.06) and appears to be in better shape than she was in all of last year, when she only managed a 4:09.10 1,500. However, that’s not saying a whole lot as last year she wasn’t higher than seventh at any Diamond League event. That being said she is the Olympic champion and has a ton of talent.

Rowbury - The results on paper so far in 2013 don’t look good for Rowbury, the 2009 world championship bronze medalist. They show a 16:08 5k at Carlsbad and a 4:09 fourth place 1500 at Drake. However, she had food poisoning at Carlsbad and ran gutsy at Drake as she tried to go with Jenny Simpson and ended up losing out on a lot of cash as a result as she was sniped at the end in a race where third place paid $10,000.

At Drake, she finished well ahead of both Gabriele Anderson and Mary Cain and they’ve gone on to to run 4:05 and 4:04 respectively so we think Rowbury is in pretty good shape. There is a reason why she was sixth at the London Olympics after all.

Gezahegne – The 22-year old, who was world indoor champ in 2010 and fifth at the 2011 worlds outdoors, is on the comeback trail after not competing at all in 2012. Her comeback got off to a slow start at the road mile in Boston last month as she was only fifth there so we don’t expect her to be ready to contend for runner-up honors here.

Of the above six, none of them really jump out at you as a clear second to Aregawi. We guess we’d go with Obiri if forced to make a pick with Rowbury maybe as our second choice.

Can Brenda Martinez Approach 4:00?

Brenda Martinez Tearing it Up in 2013

There are two other Americans in the field who we think will do well. Brenda Martinez has been on fire so far this year, definitely the best American not named Jenny Simpson – and actually one could argue she’s been just as good as Simpson.

Already this year, Martinez has won the BAA road mile, run a solo 4:04.86 1500 at Mt. Sac, been on an American record 4X800 team and also run 1:59.59 800, which would be the 2013 world leader had the ReRun meet in San Diego had a curb on the track as that is the only sub-2 in the world on the year.  Based on her 2013 campaign so far,  she has to be considered the American to beat at this race. She’s been on fire. In her 4:04.86 at Mt. Sac she not only won by over 5 seconds, but she set a pr by over 2 seconds.

Let’s pause to realize that despite being on fire in 2013, Brenda’s pr is .26 slower than high schooler Mary Cain. That’s how good Cain was last weekend.

Former Yale runner Kate Grace played it a bit safer than Rowbury at Drake and ended up third and $10,000 richer thanks to her 4:08.24 pb. Grace has also won the US Road mile champs over Anderson and Rowbury this year as well. As a result, we think an Olympic ‘A’ time of sub 4:05.50 is well within her reach.

Former Villanova NCAA star Sheila Reid, who now runs for Canada, was the runner-up at Drake ahead of Grace and Rowbury and certainly could contend for top non-African born honors.

LRC Prediction: Aregawi obviously wins. We also say she gets the US all-comers record of 3:58.92.

Top American: We’ll say Martinez but if Grace and Rowbury end up as the #1 American we won’t be shocked. We’ll also go out on a limb and pick Martinez for runner-up overall. No one else stands out so we will be a homer and pick her for second. Can she get close to the 4:00 barrier?

As for Uceny, we’ve got our fingers crossed that she does well here. We know you aren’t supposed to cheer in the press box – but there aren’t two more deserving people of success this year than her and Julia Lucas in the 5000 as both suffered huge heartbreak last year.

1:11 pm ET Women’s 3000 Steeplechase: Sofia Assefa and Lidya Chepkurui

The IAAF opener in Doha featured five of the top six from the 2012 Olympics and the surprise winner was 27-year old Lyda Chepkurui of Kenya. The non-Olympian got the victory in a new personal best of 9:13.75 (previous pb of 9:14.98) after a blistering last 1 km of 2:57.32 (last lap 67 low). Chepkurui, the 6th placer at the Kenyan Trials last year, will be New York and is the woman to beat.

Lydiah Lidya Chepkurui after the biggest win of her career

On paper there only seems to be one woman with a shot of beating her and that’s Doha runner-up and 2012 Olympic bronze medallist Sofia Assefa.

Assefa, the 25-year old Ethiopian national record holder, is really good at finishing second in Diamond League races. It’s something she’s done seven times since the start of 2011. How many wins does she have in that time frame on the DL circuit? One (although she did win the 2012 ISTAF Berlin meet as well).

She’s got a very good shot of getting victory #2 here though as this field isn’t nearly as deep up front as the one in Doha. If anyone besides Assefa or Chepkurui wins, we’d expect it to be one of two youngsters in Olympic fifth placer Etenesh Diro of Ethiopia or 2010 world junior champ Purity Kirui of Kenya.

Diro was 4th in Doha (9:17.78) on her 22nd second birthday whereas the 21-year old Kirui had a huge PB in Doha to lower her PB from 9:35.61 to 9:19.42 to finish sixth, but six seconds is a lot to make up in the span of two weeks.

Top American?

There are four American women in the field and all are in need of the coveted IAAF ‘A’ standard time of 9:43.00. 2010 NCAA champ and 2012 US Olympian Bridget Franek (formerly of Penn State) is the fastest of the four Americans for her career (9:29.53) and won the only steeple of the year she’s done (a 9:46.99 in Eugene). Considering that and that she made the 2011 World Champs team and 2012 Olympics, she has to be considered the one to beat.

Olympic Trials fourth placer Ashley Higginson (formerly of Princeton) has the best 2013 seasonal best as she won in Oxy last week in 9:45.83. Former UVA star Stephanie Garcia has lowered her 1500 pb from 4:17.01 to 4:14.47 this year and ran 9:50.79 in Puerto Rico last weekend after disappointing with a 10:07 at Stanford. Former Stanford runner Sara Hall, who turned 30 last month, has run 10:11 and 10:06 in her two steeples so far this year.

LRC Prediction: Assefa actually wins a DL event again and Franek is top American.

Quick Take #1: Can someone tell us how the sport is supposed to marketed to the masses when the names of the runners actually change from meet to meet or even at the same meet. In Doha, Chepkurui’s first name was listed as Lidya on the meet website but when the IAAF emailed out the official meet results to journalits her name was spelled  Lydiah so we called her Lydiah in our Doha recap but it looks like she’s back to Lidya this week.

More: *2013 adidas Grand Prix: Schedule, Results and Streaming Information
*LRC 2013 adidas Grand Prix Men’s Preview: David Rudisha Set To Shine Again as Hagos Gebrhiwet and Dejen Gebremeskel Prepare To Clash

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