Northeast Regional - men at 1 mile
Top 52 runners are withing 5 seconds of each other as the first mile was covered in 5:03. Syracuse is the early team leader with 118, followed by Vermont 133. Will Lacroix (Vermont) was designated as the leader at mile 1.
Syracuse 118
Vermont 133
UMass Lowell 155
Iona 190
Army West Point 196
Dartmouth 202
Columbia 207
Buffaalo 248
Brown 258
Harvard 271
C/M Runner wrote:
Northeast Regional - men at 1 mile
Top 52 runners are withing 5 seconds of each other as the first mile was covered in 5:03. Syracuse is the early team leader with 118, followed by Vermont 133. Will Lacroix (Vermont) was designated as the leader at mile 1.
Syracuse 118
Vermont 133
UMass Lowell 155
Iona 190
Army West Point 196
Dartmouth 202
Columbia 207
Buffaalo 248
Brown 258
Harvard 271
Great updates; thanks
Northeast Regional - men at 3km
Paul Hogan (UMass Lowell) leads at the 3k with 9:38.8 time, but the top 28 are within 5 seconds of him.
Syracuse still leads overall, but Iona has jumped up to #2
Syracuse 111
Iona 147
Dartmouth 160
Army 165
Brown 203
Umass Lowell 210
Stony Brook 243
Columbia 250
Harvard 269
Vermont 270
Northeast Regional - men at 5.8km
Hogan (UMass Lowell) still the overall leader, and the pack is starting to spread out as the top 20 are within 4.8 seconds of him (21st is 7 sec back). Hugo Milner and Kieran Tuntivate (both of Harvard) are 2nd and 3rd overall right now.
Iona leads the team scoring.
Iona 74
Syracuse 88
Army 165
Dartmouth 169
Brown 195
Stony Brook 217
UMass Lowell 228
Columbia 244
Buffalo 282
Harvard 294
9min into GL men:
Cincinnati and University of Detroit Mercy runners with 15m gap, then about 100 guys packed in a 3 sec total bunch running 12 wide. Eastern Michigan has best top 5 right now but really there are about 5 top 5s within a second of each other.
Northeast Regional - men at 7.8km
Hogan (UMass Lowell), Tuntivate (Harvard), Roman Ollar (Army) and Milner (Harvard) are top 4 pack with 23:47.3 time, with Ehab El-Sandali (iona) just a few steps back. Syrcause's Aidan Tooker and Dominic Hockenbury are 6th and 7th, followed by Iona's Jamie Dee and Jack O'Leary. Top 9 are within 8 seconds of the leader.
Syracuse got 3 in the top 10 but it appears Iona still leads the team race.
Iona 69
Syracuse 95
Army 151
Dartmouth 163
Brown 185
Stony Brook 225
UMass Lowell 230
Columbia 241
Buffalo 284
Harvard 294
Annie Heffernan, their 2/3 runner, has been battling injuries all year. Did not run today. Don't know if she will run Nationals. They could have used her today.
Let's go Ben Kendall of UDM (Great Lakes Region)!
MidAtlantic Women final results:
http://runhigh.com/2018RESULTS/R110918AB.html
Looks like Villanova and Princeton got the autos. Villanova went 1-3-5-9-15, led by Rachel McArthur (21:03)
Correction on my last post: It wasn't EMU leading, that's Notre Dame. Not used to their new jerseys.
At 5k, UD Mercy's Ben Kendall with a 16 sec lead at 15:41, then 2-7 is Notre Dame at 15:56 looking great
Northeast Men Results
Paul Hogan (UMass Lowell) gets the individual win in 32:30.9. Kieran Tuntivate (Harvard) gets 2nd in 32:32.4. Roman Ollar (Army) 3rd in 32:36.6.
Teamwise, it looks like Syracuse may have pulled off the win over Iona, but not all runners are in yet. Syracuse got 3 in the top 10 (6-7-8) while Iona got 2 (4-9). Harvard also got 2 in the top 10 (2-5) but the rest of their team had a REALLY bad day and appear to finish outside of the team top 10.
Northeast Regional men team scores:
Syracuse 79
Iona 88
Army 133
Dartmouth 144
Brown 172
UMass Lowell 218
Buffalo 241
Columbia 268
Stony Brook 270
Northeastern 288
Horizon Leaguer about to get smacked hard after 8K! Maybe he and his coach figure he needs to run time x to get through to nationals and can only get there from running even pace, but he has to run all alone into the wind to do that.
Rojo, what were your and Wejo's finishes at the big dance back in the day?
Baby Nationals wrote:
Horizon Leaguer about to get smacked hard after 8K! Maybe he and his coach figure he needs to run time x to get through to nationals and can only get there from running even pace, but he has to run all alone into the wind to do that.
He has no kick, that's why he needs that lead. I think he will make nationals though.
Star of that race was Ben Kendall of UD Mercy. I'm assuming he and his coach knew running "easy" with the pack wouldn't work out too well as he'd be running with a group of 14:00 and under 5k runners/sub 4 milers, leads whole thing and only finishes 2nd by 1 second. Has to be Mercy's highest ind. finish in the race ever, at the very least in the last 10 years!
Team:
Wisco- 49
ND- 91
UM- 109
Purd- 121
Ind- 124
MSU- 173
Will all 6 go?
Could Army get a team bid for getting third as Harvard blows up?
Gnarly race in Buffalo.
Am I reading the GL results right?...Wisco men had 4 guys DNF?
Great Lakes wrote:
Star of that race was Ben Kendall of UD Mercy. I'm assuming he and his coach knew running "easy" with the pack wouldn't work out too well as he'd be running with a group of 14:00 and under 5k runners/sub 4 milers, leads whole thing and only finishes 2nd by 1 second. Has to be Mercy's highest ind. finish in the race ever, at the very least in the last 10 years!
Team:
Wisco- 49
ND- 91
UM- 109
Purd- 121
Ind- 124
MSU- 173
Will all 6 go?
UDM grad here...that is correct, and it is the highest finish ever and we have never had anyone make it to nationals. Very, very exciting!
asby wrote:
Am I reading the GL results right?...Wisco men had 4 guys DNF?
Pretty sure the timing mats/splits got messed up. Some 5K splits were really 8K splits, and so on. The results from that site aren't working right yet.