creese raced, Cheserek time trialed. And penn State runners fizzle out, probably from all their speed work and lack of strength. 3:58 today if the weather holds out
creese raced, Cheserek time trialed. And penn State runners fizzle out, probably from all their speed work and lack of strength. 3:58 today if the weather holds out
The boy from Mass, Josh Lampron, will win the mile.
jcarroll wrote:
The boy from Mass, Josh Lampron, will win the mile.
Agreed
Bernie Montoya wins in 4:01
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MONTOYA Bernie
USA
4:01.32
2
BURCHAM Jacob
USA
4:02.73
PB
3
LAMPRON Josh
USA
4:02.98
PB
4
KIDDER Brannon
USA
4:03.12
PB
5
DICKSON Marcus
USA
4:03.18
PB
6
ENGELS Craig
USA
4:03.96
PB
7
BILE Ahmed
USA
4:04.11
PB
8
YORKS Izaic
USA
4:04.38
9
NYE Brad
USA
4:04.46
PB
10
ZEINASELLASSIE Futsum
USA
4:05.71
11
MALONE Benjamin
USA
4:07.02
PB
12
CHESEREK Edward
KEN
4:07.29
13
HANEY Blake
USA
4:09.43
14
NOWAK Craig
USA
4:16.16
PARSONS Sam
USA
DNF
Intermediate times:
400m
Parsons, Sam (USA)
59.66
The "Kenyan Comet" has fallen to earth.
Thanks for those results.
Wow, great time by Montoya!
Is that the junior class record?
Lots of depth in that field.
I wonder what happened to Nowak.
J.R. wrote:
Thanks for those results.
Wow, great time by Montoya!
Is that the junior class record?
Lots of depth in that field.
I wonder what happened to Nowak.
The junior class record is 3:59.0
J.R. wrote:
I wonder what happened to Nowak.
Long season. The Texas state meet was 4 weeks ago so he was running on the fumes of his peak.
someone had to do it wrote:
The junior class record is 3:59.0
I'm pretty sure that's definitely not the case for a high school mile race.
J.R. wrote:
I'm pretty sure that's definitely not the case for a high school mile race.
Ryun. He was good.
J.R. wrote:
I'm pretty sure that's definitely not the case for a high school mile race.
I'm pretty sure that is not what you said.
And I'm pretty sure no one cares what the record is for the junior-high-schoolers-only-mile race
The Arizona state meet was 4 weeks ago as well. You don't see Montoya making excuses, he just brings his A game.
3:10 to Yuma wrote:
Bernie Montoya for the win. Comes from near back of pack to close last lap in 52.
OK, the 52 was wrong but the general idea was correct - coming on hard on the last lap from way back in the pack to take the win. Always races this way. Gutsy. And just a junior. Go Bernie!
ha, see cheserek's start in that race. whoops! cost him maybe a second or so, big when he was trying to break 4.
Ignorant buffoon wrote:
So you're saying a 4:01/1:49 guy doesn't have sub 50 second speed? Lemme tell you something, I know teenage distance runners that can hit 51 in the open 400 that have mile/800 PR's nowhere close to Cheserek's. At the slowest, he runs 48 high on an all out effort.
However, I agree with you on the statement about Webb. He may have been the most ranged, most talented mid-d runner to have ever lived. His range in 2007 was just amazing.. 27:2x as a workout? 3:46 AR as a solo TT effort where he had no one to push him?
Are you stupid? This guy has absolutely not sub 50 speed for 400m. What he has in the mile is COMPLETELY irrellevant. It means nothing. As for the 800, maaaaaany sloooooow runners with good endurance have 1.49.
Jeezes, learn something.