Runlongandhard wrote:
bkrunner wrote:
Lots of guys within 30-45 seconds of lead.
To bad we can't watch it!
Just saw a tweet from USATF that it will be on demand later today. So it was filmed but not shown live. Unbelievable.
Runlongandhard wrote:
bkrunner wrote:
Lots of guys within 30-45 seconds of lead.
To bad we can't watch it!
Just saw a tweet from USATF that it will be on demand later today. So it was filmed but not shown live. Unbelievable.
Olympic Trials Marathon Qualifiers
Sara Hall F 34Bib 101Redding, CA 02:28:10
Roberta Groner F 39Bib 107Randolph, NJ 02:30:38
Carrie Dimoff F 34Bib 111Portland, OR 02:30:54
Samantha Bluske F 26Bib 106Toledo, OH 02:31:55
Kaitlin Gregg Goodman F 30Bib 110Davis, CA 02:32:08
KELSEY BRUCE F 25Bib 105Dallas, TX 02:34:03
Janet Bawcom F 39Bib 102Flagstaff, AZ 02:35:19
Madeline Duhon F 28Bib 113Berkeley, CA 02:35:27
Lauren Totten F 27Bib 103Santa Barbara, CA 02:35:33
Dawn Grunnagle F 40Bib 130Dallas, TX 02:35:42
Nicole Dimercurio F 26Bib 124Blowing Rock, NC 02:36:01
Bridget Lyons F 29Bib 120Fairburn, GA 02:36:24
Gabi Anzalone F 24Bib 132Madison, WI 02:36:45
Meghan Peyton F 31Bib 119Minneapolis, MN 02:37:33
Lauren Masterson F 26Bib 158Alamosa, CO 02:37:41
Sarah Pease F 30Bib 116Bloomington, IN 02:38:19
Katie Matthews F 27Bib 108Belmont, MA 02:38:39
Lyndy Davis F 27Bib 142Portland, OR 02:39:06
Ashley Brasovan F 26Bib 125Westminster, CO 02:40:19
Heather Lieberg F 38Bib 104Helena, MT 02:40:38
Katie Kellner F 26Bib 146Boston, MA 02:41:06
Sabrina Lopez F 27Bib 136Alhambra, CA 02:41:16
Sallie Post F 30Bib 127Decatur, GA 02:41:26
Amy Schnittger F 27Bib 160Aptos, CA 02:41:32
Carla Bourque F 48Bib 509Fairfax, CA 02:41:51
Laura Paulsen F 28Bib 121Brookline, MA 02:41:54
Regina Lopez F 27Bib 156Alhambra, CA 02:42:06
Shawna McClain F 35Bib 149Broomfield, CO 02:42:15
Jennifer Bergman F 26Bib 126Portland, OR 02:42:30
Gina Rouse F 38Bib 152Knoxville, TN 02:42:38
Kate Landau F 41Bib 117Tacoma, WA 02:42:39
Kris Lawrence F 37Bib 287Virginia Beach, VA 02:42:42
Courtney Olsen F 30Bib 153Bellingham, WA 02:42:44
Ziyang (Sophia) Liu F 34Bib 289Kirkland, WA 02:42:50
Jenelle Deatherage F 40Bib 122Dunlap, IL 02:42:58
Christine Shaw F 32Bib 141Boulder, CO 02:43:01
Jeannette Faber F 35Bib 253Portland, OR 02:43:08
Autumn Ray F 37Bib 131Sedona, AZ 02:43:08
Kate DeProsperis F 38Bib 143Western Springs, IL 02:43:11
Lauren Philbrook F 30Bib 112Williamstown, MA 02:43:14
Lindsay Tollefson F 32Bib 134Mammoth Lakes, CA 02:43:16
Elizabeth Camy F 34Bib 161Simi Valley, CA 02:43:25
Lacey Krout F 28Bib 284Atlanta, GA 02:43:47
Jessica McGuire F 37Bib 300Arlington, VA 02:43:55
Molly Friel F 50Bib 133Fresno, CA 02:43:57
Julia Roman-Duval F 35Bib 129Columbia, MD 02:44:07
Theresa Hailey F 29Bib 150Portland, OR 02:44:15
Lauren Floris F 27Bib 256Chino Hills, CA 02:44:16
Amanda Cruise F 34Bib 358Livingston, TX 02:44:42
RAQUEL STUCKY F 42Bib 138Wichita, KS 02:44:49
Bryanne Lauck F 38Bib 286Phoenix, AZ 02:44:51
AnnMarie Kirkpatrick F 36Bib 157Fort Collins, CO 02:44:51
Jamie Vest F 30Bib 339Lebanon, MO 02:44:57
Krystalanne Curwood F 32Bib 163Boulder, CO 02:45:00
usatf . o r g /Events---Calendar/2020/U-S--Olympic-Team-Trials---Marathon/QualifyingStandards . a s p x
Women
Marathon 2:37:00 2:45:00
Half Marathon 1:13:00
Qualifying window:
Marathon: September 1, 2017 to January 19, 2020*
Half Marathon: September 1, 2018 to January 19, 2020*
Additional Opportunities:
Overall Champions of the 2018 and 2019 USATF Running Circuit will be considered as having met the “A” standard.
The top six (6) finishers in the 2019 USATF Marathon Championships (site and date TBD) will be considered as having met the “A” standard.
An athlete is eligible for “automatic qualification” (USATF Rule 8) if that athlete has accomplished the following. Athletes are not eligible to receive funding to the U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Marathon unless athlete has met Olympic Trials “A” Standard: Winners of the 2017 and 2018 USATF Marathon Championships or Earned an individual medal in the 2017 IAAF World Championships Marathon, or 2019 IAAF World Championships Marathon or All members of the 2016 U.S. Olympic Marathon Team
US Olympic Trials Marathon Qualifiers
usatf . o r g / Events---Calendar/2020/U-S--Olympic-Team-Trials---Marathon/QualifyingStandards.aspx
Men
Marathon 2:15:00 2:19:00
Half Marathon 1:04:00
Timothy Ritchie M 30 Bib 6 New Haven, CT 02:11:56
Tyler McCandless M 31Bib 12 Boulder, CO 02:12:28
Kiya Dandena M 28Bib 16 Flagstaff, AZ 02:12:56
Anthony Costales M 29Bib 33 Salt Lake City, UT 02:13:12
Samuel Kosgei M 33Bib 39 Colorado Springs, CO 02:13:25
Malcolm Richards M 35Bib 7 San Francisco, CA 02:13:28
Craig Leon M 33Bib 4 Eugene, OR 02:13:41
Christopher Zablocki M 29Bib 13 Essex, CT 02:13:45
Tim Young M 30Bib 5 Fredericksburg, VA 02:14:14
Nathan Martin M 27Bib 19 Jackson, MI 02:14:33
Colin Leak M 31Bib 28 Chadds Ford, PA 02:15:33
Johnny Crain M 25Bib 18 Blowing Rock, NC 02:15:46
David Sinclair M 25Bib 45 Flagstaff, AZ 02:16:17
Nico Montanez M 24Bib 40 Provo, UT 02:16:25
Eric Finan M 28Bib 24 Eugene, OR 02:16:42
Daniel Tapia M 31Bib 1 Mammoth Lakes, CA 02:16:44
Gregory Leak M 29Bib 48 Tacoma, WA 02:16:56
Will Nation M 25Bib 46 Austin, TX 02:16:59
Fernando Cabada M 35Bib 3 Denver, CO 02:17:07
Patrick Rizzo M 34Bib 17 Colorado Springs, CO 02:17:27
Jameson Mora M 33Bib 49 Paso Robles, CA 02:17:33
Ramiro Guillen M 35Bib 52 Goleta, CA 02:17:33
Mason Frank M 28Bib 31 Denver, CO 2:17:39
Matthew Fecht M 34Bib 30 Warren, MI 02:17:40
Kyle Stanton M 26Bib 47 Rockville, MD 02:17:48
Christian Thompson M 29Bib 56 Chattanooga, TN 02:17:59
Chris Chavez M 31Bib 26 Burlingame, CA 02:18:01
Parker Stinson M 25Bib 15 Boulder, CO 02:18:07
Brandon Johnson M 29Bib 68 Boulder, CO 02:18:13
Enoch Nadler M 32Bib 69 Gainesville, FL 02:18:17
Evan Schwartz M 24Bib 65 Columbus, OH 02:18:17
Steven Tyler Underwood M 30Bib 57 Chula Vista, CA 02:18:20
Craig Hunt M 26Bib 75 Champaign, IL 02:18:23
Matthew McDonald M 24Bib 70 Atlanta, GA 02:18:31
Sergio Reyes M 36Bib 11Palmdale, CA 02:18:50
Qualifying Guidelines:
Athletes must meet at least the “B” standard in order to enter the 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Marathon event.
The qualifying mark must be made on a USATF certified course, in an event sanctioned by USA Track & Field or a member federation of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF). The course must be USATF/IAAF/AIMS certified with an active course certification and have an elevation loss no greater than 3.25 meters/km. All course configurations will be accepted (no minimum separation).
The Men’s and Women’s Marathon qualifying standards must be met from September 1, 2017 to January 19, 2020*. The Men’s and Women’s Half Marathon qualifying standards must be met from September 1, 2017 to January 19, 2020*.
All qualifying performances are subject to verification
“Gun” time is the only acceptable method of timing. Chip/net times cannot be used for qualifying. Consideration may be given to “chip/tag” times for competitors with “gun” times extremely close to the above qualifying standards.
Athletes meeting the “A” standard will be provided funding support consisting of a minimum airfare and lodging. Details will be released at a later date.
Yeah the tracking via text is a joke. It's so delayed that the three athletes I was tacking are done, showered, mostly likely drinking a beer and yet I've only gotten updates thru 20 miles. (and when the 20 mile update came thru they were all done running!)
Two of my Strava buddies got sub-2:40 PR’s and one got his first BQ! Seems like a good marathon to run! I want to run it someday.
Probably cause most people are scared to try it....Have you ever tried it?
Probably cause most people are scared to try it....Have you ever tried it?
I kinda thought she might run better.
have there ever been FOURTY men otq at a marathon before? 53 women too
so nearly 100 OTQ from one race? is that a record?
that course was a ski slope, plus lots of tailwind today
men
https://i.imgur.com/a3MMNWn.png
women
Great run for the Americans, overall, I thought. Disappointment about PS.
Self-centered (and frankly, wholly expected) tweet of the day goes to:
CIMFan2 wrote:
Great run for the Americans, overall, I thought. Disappointment about PS.
Self-centered (and frankly, wholly expected) tweet of the day goes to:
https://twitter.com/RunPRizzo/status/937439404955648000
Why is this self-centered? I don't know much about Patrick Rizzo -- what's the context?
CIM has had the same timing mat locations for years, and unless USATF was going to pay for the extras, there was no reason to add more. It is very uncommon for a race with only ~10,000 runners to have more than 3 mid-race timing mats unless the course is subject to being cut. CIM is impossible to cut (on foot) so you don't need any extra timing mats.
This tread is a perfect example of why LRC posters are idiots. All the experts "educating" everyone as to why there is no tracking at CIM only to find out there is. The ultimate mic drop and the tread ends leaving a permanent record of all the know-it-alls and their made up "facts."
Idiots! wrote:
This tread is a perfect example of why LRC posters are idiots. All the experts "educating" everyone as to why there is no tracking at CIM only to find out there is. The ultimate mic drop and the tread ends leaving a permanent record of all the know-it-alls and their made up "facts."
Do you realize this thread is from 2017?
I didn't even realize this was a thread. I thought it was a "tread." I am so confused.
