25:21 with 1K to go. Still on 28:10 pace.
25:21 with 1K to go. Still on 28:10 pace.
Thanks for the updates!!!
ftnc wrote:
German still in it and looking good!
Huge Deutschland fan wrote:
Thanks for the updates!!!
ftnc wrote:German still in it and looking good!
I was about to say the same thing.
German with a 28:06 for 5th. Looked great until 450 to go when he came off the leaders.
27:57ish for Korir, German back at 28:06, fable around 28 flat
GF 28:06 for 5th place
dunno who won, but 27:58 is the time
hoping it was Scott Fauble
HS German Fernandez could have run 28:06
Korrir won in 27:58
Kipchirchir 27:58
Fauble 28:00
German 28:06
German with a 28:06 for 5th. Looked great until 450 to go when he came off the leaders.
Excellent time! Is that German's debut 10,000m? Even if it isn't that is an outstanding time for someone new to the event.
Fauble misses the Olympic standard by 43/100 of a second!!!
AAARRRGGGHHH!!!
Now he'll have to place to place top three in the Trails AND run sub 28:00.
Damn. SO close.
He didn't even get the Olympic standard
Excellent debut! wrote:
German with a 28:06 for 5th. Looked great until 450 to go when he came off the leaders.Excellent time! Is that German's debut 10,000m? Even if it isn't that is an outstanding time for someone new to the event.
10K debut on the track. Great time considering all he's been through. Shame he was only 6 seconds off the olympic standard
Runczar wrote:
HS German Fernandez could have run 28:06
I think for his first race in April of an Olympic year, that's a pretty damn good showing. You have to assume he was not near peak fitness and this was just a rust buster. I'm excited to watch the Olympic trials!!
isn't the standard 28:15?
Now the question is when is his next 10k?
Fart nugget cheese fries wrote:
Runczar wrote:HS German Fernandez could have run 28:06
I think for his first race in April of an Olympic year, that's a pretty damn good showing. You have to assume he was not near peak fitness and this was just a rust buster. I'm excited to watch the Olympic trials!!
reed wrote:
isn't the standard 28:15?
That's the US trials standard. Olympic standard is 28:00
imarunr wrote:
Fauble misses the Olympic standard by 43/100 of a second!!!
AAARRRGGGHHH!!!
Now he'll have to place to place top three in the Trails AND run sub 28:00.
Damn. SO close.
Or he could just run Payton Jordan
imarunr wrote:
Now he'll have to place to place top three in the Trails AND run sub 28:00.
Which trails will he run?
Anybody have deeper results?
1 leonard korir Unattached 27:58.65
2 shadrack kipchirchir US Army WCAP 27:58.91
3 Scott Fauble Hoka/Lutz 28:00.43
4 LUIS FERNANDO OSTOS CRUZ FEDERACIÓN P 28:03.42
5 German Fernandez Nike 28:06.64
6 Alex Monroe Boulder Track Club 28:17.03
7 Aron Rono Unattached 28:22.32
8 Craig Lutz Hoka/Lutz 28:33.14
9 Aaron Nelson Washington 28:53.70
10 Gabe Gonzalez Arkansas 29:01.62
11 Joseph Stewart Miami (Ohio) 29:03.79
12 Brian Barraza Houston 29:04.11
13 Luke Traynor Tulsa 29:10.19
14 Tim Rackers Tulsa 29:10.99
15 Cory Glines Northern Arizona 29:11.99
16 Connor McMillan BYU 29:15.02
17 Ryan Rutherford Illinois State 29:15.86
18 John Whelan Washington St. 29:15.94
19 Antibahs Kosgei Alabama 29:19.63
20 Dan Lowry BAA 29:22.96
21 Tyler King Washington 29:28.15
22 Hayden Hawks Southern Utah 29:29.61
23 Henry Cheseto Alaska Anchorage 29:36.07
24 Frankline Tonui Arkansas 29:41.37
-- Ryan Dohner NAZ Elite DNF
-- Amos Kosgey Eastern Kentucky DNF