Jonathan Gault wrote:
Gotta bee wrote:
WCC men about to start
hear Portland is sitting some of their top guys
Why would they rest guys at their conference meet? That's so dumb. NCAA coaches already rest their top guys plenty. Now we're saying conference meets don't matter?
Totally agree Jon. BYU now sitting with eight in the lead pack, Portland with four and San Fran with one.
Jonathan Gault wrote:
Gotta bee wrote:
WCC men about to start
hear Portland is sitting some of their top guys
Why would they rest guys at their conference meet? That's so dumb. NCAA coaches already rest their top guys plenty. Now we're saying conference meets don't matter?
it sucks, Portland coach thinks he is playing some mind games with BYU though haha
Colorado, Oregon and Stanford all with about 5 in the lead pack
Gotta bee wrote:
Colorado, Oregon and Stanford all with about 5 in the lead pack
Oregon 56, Colorado 61, Stanford 87 Unofficial
3 BYU, 3 Portland, 1 USF, 4 BYU in order in the lead pack now.
What happened to linkletter?
BYU 15 points!!
Linkletter lets McMillan go, BYU sweep 1-5. Their second through fifth finish in a wall together!
Hggjxdcjj wrote:
What happened to linkletter?
don't think he cared to much about winning
BYU 1-2-3-4-5-8-9
Yeah, when Connor McMillan made his move they just let him go. They didn't even try to catch him.
BYU
5 / 5 scorers 15
1Connor McMillan 23:22.78
2Daniel Carney 23:28.86
3Rory Linkletter 23:28.94
3Casey Clinger 23:28.94
5Clayton Young 23:29.05
9Kramer Morton 23:35.90
10Jonathan Harper 23:35.91
13Brayden McLelland 24:09.75
14Clayson Shumway 24:12.22
2 Portland
5 / 5 scorers 58
6Jeff Thies 23:31.37
7Nick Hauger 23:31.53
11Reuben Kiprono 23:50.86
16Gabriel Haughey 24:18.42
22Tristan Peloquin 24:29.71
31Joe Horen 24:55.26
34Riley Osen 25:00.43
40Cobie Chavez-Killinger 25:22.95
48Henry Hayes 25:38.82
3 San Francisco
5 / 5 scorers 75
8Mohamed Aziz 23:34.18
12Jack Rowe 24:03.43
18Hugh Nicklason 24:23.68
19Jacob Allen 24:24.90
24Alexander Howard 24:33.99
35Scott Halsted 25:00.75
45Isaias DeLeon 25:30.83
47Leo Donlea 25:33.85
55Caleb McClain 26:04.13
4 Gonzaga
5 / 5 scorers 100
17Max Kaderabek 24:21.09
20Jake Perrin 24:25.65
21Sumner Goodwin 24:27.05
25Phillip Fishburn 24:36.83
27Peter Hogan 24:43.14
36Kellen Manley 25:01.22
42Kyle Thompson 25:26.55
44Dillon Quintana 25:30.22
56Bennett Gagnon 26:08.69
5 Santa Clara
5 / 5 scorers 165
28Joey Berriatua 24:46.24
29Jack Davidson 24:48.90
32Zach Litoff 24:57.97
39Noah Westfall 25:15.47
51Benjamin Davidson 25:46.36
62James Konugres 26:23.71
64Will Burschinger 26:27.95
70Christian Raslowsky 26:44.94
6 Loyola Marymount
5 / 5 scorers 166
23Jack Polerecky 24:31.56
30Patrick Gibson 24:54.47
38Koby Pederson 25:14.85
41Simeon Paul 25:24.87
49Christopher Fredlund 25:39.92
53Branden Estrada 25:55.63
63Harry Loasby 26:26.93
7 St. Mary's (Cal.)
5 / 5 scorers 187
26Noah McDermott 24:38.67
37Raymond Boffman 25:01.51
43Moses Bojorquez 25:29.87
46Josh Spooner 25:31.94
52Nolan Dozier 25:53.31
60Brady Lance 26:16.23
8 Pepperdine
5 / 5 scorers 198
15Nick Heath 24:16.97
33Kevin Maeda 25:00.10
58Jalen Frantal 26:08.84
59Preston Gromer 26:11.11
61Justin Touhey 26:22.12
65Kyle Johnson 26:32.54
67Alex Egan 26:42.31
69Tim Wells 26:43.63
9 San Diego
5 / 5 scorers 259
Dani Jones wins the pac-12 title, Katie 2nd, Neal 3rd
looks like Colorado wins the team title, waiting for results
Gotta bee wrote:
Gotta bee wrote:
Colorado, Oregon and Stanford all with about 5 in the lead pack
Oregon 56, Colorado 61, Stanford 87 Unofficial
Definitely unofficial. CU beats Oregon on their home course:
CU 53
Stanford 71
Oregon 71
Stanford ahead of Oregon by 6th runner
Damn I think Colorado beat Oregon the Ducks really need their 2 and 5 runners Cash and Ejore to run at NCAA'S. Even without them Colorado barely beat Oregon. I saw Cash warming up but she didn't race :( Oregon could really use another 14th place finish from her come NCAA's GO DUCKS
Colorado 53
Stanford 71 tie breaker
Oregon 71
unofficial
Women Pac 12 Conference
Unofficial Team Scores
Place Team Score
1 Colorado
1-8-9-15-20-28-31 53
2 1 Stanford
4-7-16-19-25-30-36 71
3 1 Oregon
2-6-11-23-29-39 71
4 Washington
3-26-27-35-37-40-42 128
5 California
10-12-21-43-46-50-53 132
6 Utah
5-18-34-44-45-57-58 146
7 Arizona
17-24-33-52-60-72-76 186
8 UCLA
22-41-47-49-62-63-68 221
9 Arizona State
14-48-55-56-59-64-71 232
10 Washington St.
13-38-66-69-73-74-75 259
11 Oregon State
32-51-54-61-65-67-70 263
So the BYU men just perfect-scored the #3 team in the country (Portland).
Granted, Portland rested a few guys from the squad that got 2nd at Wisconsin...but they ran their #1 and #2 from that race. I don't know that adding in their 3rd or 4th man from that race would have made a difference.
Jonathan Gault wrote:
So the BYU men just perfect-scored the #3 team in the country (Portland).
Granted, Portland rested a few guys from the squad that got 2nd at Wisconsin...but they ran their #1 and #2 from that race. I don't know that adding in their 3rd or 4th man from that race would have made a difference.
This is big. Very impressive. It seemed almost unfair watching the race- like men among boys.
Gotta bee wrote:
Dani Jones wins the pac-12 title, Katie 2nd, Neal 3rd
looks like Colorado wins the team title, waiting for results
Neale and Neal are different people. Neale was 3rd. Neal was 26th.
Jonathan Gault wrote:
Gotta bee wrote:
WCC men about to start
hear Portland is sitting some of their top guys
Why would they rest guys at their conference meet? That's so dumb. NCAA coaches already rest their top guys plenty. Now we're saying conference meets don't matter?
Well, do the conference meets matter? How dumb is it really? I honestly don't know the answer to that.