lol they didn't even show the finish of heat 1 of the 3000m SC because of commercials...
lol they didn't even show the finish of heat 1 of the 3000m SC because of commercials...
Jdjdjdjdjdjd wrote:
Yes, and he communicated to us quite clearly that his education has failed him.
LIke umm you didn't get what s/he said. I mean, it's almost like that, if not totally.
THe big name not advancing in the 1500 was Kaela Edwards of Oklahoma State - the 2016 indoor mile champ - she just missed out. I know she wants to run pro and hope she gets picked up.
Our post-race interviews will be going to our youtube channel once we get time to upload them. You can access the channel here.
http://www.letsrun.com/news/2017/06/interviews-2017-ncaa-outdoor-track-field-championships/
Schlatenhauffen?
This Jill chick is rude.
Allie Ostrander is petite.
rojo wrote:
THe big name not advancing in the 1500 was Kaela Edwards of Oklahoma State - the 2016 indoor mile champ - she just missed out. I know she wants to run pro and hope she gets picked up.
Our post-race interviews will be going to our youtube channel once we get time to upload them. You can access the channel here.
http://www.letsrun.com/news/2017/06/interviews-2017-ncaa-outdoor-track-field-championships/
A big surprise, as she ran quite fast a number of weeks back (4:11?). However, she's been injured a lot, and maybe it has resulted in a lack of consistency.
She is very talented, with the required speed to compete with some big guns when fully fit. I hope she does get picked up, as she's got real potential.
Barefootie wrote:
lol they didn't even show the finish of heat 1 of the 3000m SC because of commercials...
Yes they did.
Is Allie the favorite to win the SC final? What does everyone think?
Sub 9:40 Saturday is an easy prediction, might take that to place.
rojo wrote:
Women's 1500 heats are in the books.
7 of the 8 fastest qualifiers moved on. The only casualty was #3 seed Helen Schlachtenhaufen who didn't advance.
Place Athlete Affiliation Time Semi (pl)
1 Dani JONES SO Colorado 4:10.74 Q 1 (1)
2 Nikki HILTZ JR Arkansas 4:10.80 Q 1 (2)
3 Annemarie SCHWANZ SR Fresno State 4:10.93 Q 1 (3)
4 Amy-Eloise NEALE JR Washington 4:11.00 Q 1 (4)
5 Jaimie PHELAN JR Michigan 4:11.92 Q 1 (5)
6 Rhianwedd PRICE JR Miss State 4:12.07 q 1 (6)
7 Jessica HARRIS SO Notre Dame 4:12.14 q 1 (7)
8 Megan MOYE SR North Carolina St. 4:14.00 1 (8)
9 Frances SCHMIEDE SR Yale 4:15.70 1 (9)
10 Karisa NELSON JR Samford 4:18.85 Q 2 (1)
11 Christina ARAGON FR Stanford 4:19.08 Q 2 (2)
12 Danielle ARAGON SR Notre Dame 4:19.13 Q 2 (3)
13 Katie RAINSBERGER FR Oregon 4:19.21 Q 2 (4)
14 Rebecca MEHRA SR Stanford 4:19.37 Q 2 (5)
15 Kaela EDWARDS SR Oklahoma State 4:19.40 2 (6)
16 Helen SCHLACHTENHAUFEN SR Dartmouth 4:20.43 2 (7)
17 Grace BARNETT JR Clemson 4:20.77 2 (8)
18 Nicole HUTCHINSON SO Villanova 4:21.01 2 (9)
19 Jenna HINKLE JR UC Santa Barbara 4:21.11 2 (10)
20 Whittni ORTON FR BYU 4:21.74 2 (11)
21 Millie PALADINO JR Providence 4:22.44 2 (12)
22 Therese HAISS SR Arkansas 4:23.53 1 (10)
23 Shannon HUGARD JR Cornell 4:23.82 1 (11)
24 Taryn RAWLINGS SO Portland 4:26.91 1 (12)
Would you not consider Edwards a casualty?
handelandj wrote:
Is Allie the favorite to win the SC final? What does everyone think?
However there are at least 5 who could win.
FredGSanford wrote:
This Jill chick is rude.
handelandj wrote:
Is Allie the favorite to win the SC final? What does everyone think?
Unless there is an XY posing as XX in the final, it is Allie O all the way. The only 'cloud of doubt' here is that she's missed a lot of base work due to injury recently.
I still think her sheer grit and talent will win the day. She reminds me of Muir, and you've got to admire the spirit and toughness in her. I think she'll kill it.
Predict 9.30-9.35?
Results: Women 3000 Meter Steeplechase (Semis)
3 Heats. Advance top 5 from each heat plus next best 2 to final
Place Athlete Affiliation Time Semi (pl)
1 Hope SCHMELZLE SR Northern Illinois 9:50.51 Q 2 (1)
2 Tori GERLACH SR Penn State 9:50.54 Q 2 (2)
3 Allie OSTRANDER FR Boise State 9:50.55 Q 2 (3)
4 Madison BOREMAN FR Colorado 9:51.00 Q 1 (1)
5 Elinor PURRIER JR New Hampshire 9:52.59 Q 1 (2)
6 Madeline STRANDEMO JR Minnesota 9:52.74 Q 2 (4)
7 Grayson MURPHY JR Utah 9:53.04 Q 1 (3)
8 Katy KUNC JR Kentucky 9:55.59 Q 2 (5)
9 Sarah EDWARDS FR Virginia Tech 9:56.00 q 2 (6)
10 Brianna ILARDA JR Providence 9:57.04 Q 1 (4)
11 Ellie ABRAHAMSON SR Wake Forest 10:00.02 (10:00.015) Q 1 (5)
12 Janelle LINCKS SR Colorado St. 10:00.02 (10:00.019) q 2 (7)
13 Emily MYERS SR Nevada 10:00.32 2 (8)
14 Kristi RUSH SR BYU 10:01.99 2 (9)
15 Paige STONER SO Syracuse 10:02.65 1 (6)
16 Nell CROSBY SO Columbia 10:05.84 1 (7)
17 Claire BORCHERS JR Michigan 10:07.35 2 (10)
18 Taylor AUSTIN JR Indiana State 10:11.63 2 (11)
19 Amy CASHIN JR West Virginia 10:11.86 1 (8)
20 Taylor JANSSEN SR N. Dakota St. 10:17.40 1 (9)
21 Audra DESTEFANO SR Wyoming 10:20.50 1 (10)
22 Sage HURTA FR Colorado 10:20.59 1 (11)
23 Shelby BROWN JR Ole Miss 10:24.05 1 (12)
24 Ellie CHILD SR Weber State 10:24.92 2 (12)
some of those steeplers (schmelze especially) pushed it to the end trying to get that 9:50.00 USATF qualifier.
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Interesting fact about schmelze, her HS teammate won the D3 steeple championship this year (erin herrmann). Both were part of the first sub 9:00 4x800 in IL history.
Lindon Victor needs a 4:44 in the 1500m (near-PR effort) to break the NCAA meet record for decathlon.
Anyone see that interview with LSU sprinter Aleia Hobbs?
All I can say without being too rude on so many levels is wow.
The two oregon girls didn't run well
The Oregon Woman have looked very shaky so far this meet. They may not pull off the team title at the rate they're going.
Who's that? wrote:
FredGSanford wrote:This Jill chick is rude.
The infield announcer.
my goodness wrote:
Anyone see that interview with LSU sprinter Aleia Hobbs?
All I can say without being too rude on so many levels is wow.
She goes by "Al."