PAC 12 championship

M_Splits**Split 1 Leaders**

1)Lalang-ARIZONA-2:42.9 ,

2)Sambu-ARIZONA-2:43.1 ,

2)Dunbar-OREGON-2:43.1 ,

M_Splits **Split 1 Score**

1)COLORADO-54,

2)OREGON-85,

3)ARIZONA STATE-97,

-M_Splits**Split

Ah Ha wrote:

Koppenberg wrote:Unofficial

1. Kroeger

2. Hasay

3. Kibet

1. Oregon

2. Stanford

3. Arizona

Amazing Kroeger beathing Hasay.

...not really, Kroeger is in the ascendency; appears not so for Hasay.

M_Splits**Split 2 Leaders**

1)Lalang-ARIZONA-6:35.8 ,

2)Sambu-ARIZONA-6:36.0 ,

3)Stinson-OREGON-6:36.4 ,

-M_Splits **Split 1

Hasay VS Kroger ....back and forth for six or seven years

both Footlocker champs

Cayla Hatton was stepped on at the start...ran the whole race with one shoe and one sock. Very tough young lady.

She can tell that story for the rest of her life:

"You think YOU'VE got it hard kids, let me tell you about the time I ran the Pac-12 (yes it was just the Pac-12 back then) championships with one shoe on and one shoe off."

Men's results up yet?

Backstory wrote:

Cayla Hatton was stepped on at the start...ran the whole race with one shoe and one sock. Very tough young lady.

There's an example of a girl with a big bush. Props to her for the toughness. Who will win the big balls award for the guys?

furry woman trader wrote:

Backstory wrote:

Cayla Hatton was stepped on at the start...ran the whole race with one shoe and one sock. Very tough young lady.

There's an example of a girl with a big bush. Props to her for the toughness. Who will win the big balls award for the guys?

I just laughed.

sillyness wrote:

Pfff, it's not like it was an XC course. No elevation change and running on golf course fairways and greens...

Koppenberg wrote:

She can tell that story for the rest of her life:

"You think YOU'VE got it hard kids, let me tell you about the time I ran the Pac-12 (yes it was just the Pac-12 back then) championships with one shoe on and one shoe off."

What the heck are you talking about? It was uphill the entire time on mountainous terrain through mud that was knee deep in places and the wind howling against you both ways.

You must not have been there so don't even bother.

Update for the lazy folks wrote:

I'm kind of glad that Kathy is finally having her day in the sun. She's had a nice, slow, steady, relatively quiet progression.

That was a kinda steamy and seductive way to describe a person's running career. Phew, I need to go take a shower

yay

CU men won (as tweeted by emma Coburn)

Men's results posted: http://rtspt.com/events/pac12/xc12/m_8k_res.htm

"are going to get obliterated".

And I greatly doubt it.

Really? You must be a guy who just posted that, because I'm a girl and I wasn't even thinking along those lines...lol!

yowzers wrote:

Update for the lazy folks wrote:

I'm kind of glad that Kathy is finally having her day in the sun. She's had a nice, slow, steady, relatively quiet progression.

That was a kinda steamy and seductive way to describe a person's running career. Phew, I need to go take a shower

Ben DeJarnette didn't score for Oregon

1 3 122 Trevor Dunbar 23:28

2 4 135 Parker Stinson 23:28

3 30 130 Matthew Melancon 24:19

4 31 134 Ryan Pickering 24:22

5 37 137 Cole Watson 24:31

6 ( 47) 138 Daniel Winn 25:03

7 ( 52) 119 Chris Brewer 25:08

59 121 Ben DeJarnette OREGON 25:12 5:05

I wonder if there's a story there.

Looks like a solid effort by CU - Can they take it to the next level? We'll see.

I wouldn't bet against them, but we'll see.

In other news: Portland is back from the dead, knocks off BYU at WCC champs. New streak started?

http://www.wccsports.com/sports/c-xc/spec-rel/102712aaf.html