Heusden meet has started! Results here!

Teg looked very smooth with a lap to go. I was convinced he would win. But he got boxed as you said. With his 3:34 1500m

speed, he has a shot a Kennebobdy's AR.

Rank Lane ID Name PB Team Cat Result Info Video

1 24 406 GONZALEZ JONAY MIGUEL 13:45.48 ESP Sen 13:21.65

2 27 387 KIBET MOSES UGA Jun 13:24.87

3 7 392 NELSON TIM 13:34.93 USA Sen 13:24.94

4 4 384 ABDIRAHMAN ABDI 13.13.32 USA Sen 13:26.27

5 12 393 VAUGHN BRENT 13:18.46 USA Sen 13:26.50

6 21 394 QUIGLEY SEAN 13:27.17 USA Sen 13:28.07

7 16 400 NAKAO YUSEI 13:31.81 JPN Sen 13:28.16

8 20 390 FORREST SHAWN 13:28.81 AUS Sen 13:28.31

9 17 407 GABIUS ARNE 13:26.69 GER Sen 13:28.45

10 8 402 TASAMA DAME 13:28.38 ETH Sen 13:28.92

11 2 389 GEZACHW YOSSEF 14:09.04 ISR Sen 13:30.86

12 15 381 OVERALL SCOTT 13:28.33 GBR Sen 13:31.45

13 19 401 SATO YUKI PACE JPN Sen 13:36.17

14 14 388 DAMIAO MANUEL 13:35.90 POR Sen 13:36.26

15 10 529 MATSUOKA YUKI 13:36.51 JPN Sen 13:36.66

16 22 405 RILEY JONATHON 13:19.92 USA Sen 13:36.90

17 3 382 VAN STEEN MAARTEN 13:59.10 BEL Sen 13:39.79

18 13 399 BANDI PHILIPPE 13:25.83 SUI Sen 13:41.85

19 11 383 SKOOG HENRIK 13:27.01 SWE Sen 13:46.28

20 25 386 WEERTS JEAN-PIERRE 13:55.80 BEL Sen 13:46.98

21 5 409 EL ASRI ABDERRAHIM x MAR Sen 13:48.28

22 23 404 GAHUNGU VITAL 13:38.19 BDI Sen 13:53.47

23 1 385 JANSSEN GUUS 14:02.03 NED Sen 14:05.82

24 9 546 TESFAI SIMON 13:48.26 ERI Sen 14:06.15

6 403 FAYS GUY 13:37.71 BEL Sen DNF

18 396 BAUHS SCOTTY 13:30.85 USA Sen DNF

26 397 JANSSENS HANS PACE BEL Sen DNF

Next time, take Philosophy. I've never had a student die or be seriously injured in class.

fawn leibowitz wrote:

Haven't been the same since the kiln explosion.

Bauhs did finish... the results are wrong. He was right behind quigley and finished with a 1328 and some odd hundredths of seconds.

Thanks! A PR. That would have made six guys within .76 of each other, and hence a mistake would be easy.

heusden spectator wrote:

Bauhs did finish... the results are wrong. He was right behind quigley and finished with a 1328 and some odd hundredths of seconds.

Bauhs confirms this.http://twitter.com/ScottyBauhs

Montesquieu wrote:

Thanks! A PR. That would have made six guys within .76 of each other, and hence a mistake would be easy.

heusden spectator wrote:

Bauhs did finish... the results are wrong. He was right behind quigley and finished with a 1328 and some odd hundredths of seconds.

These are the corrected standings, just posted. Riley won the race (!) and Bauhs ran 13:28.92.

1 22 405 RILEY JONATHON 13:19.92 USA Sen 13:21.65

2 7 392 NELSON TIM 13:34.93 USA Sen 13:24.87

3 27 387 KIBET MOSES UGA Jun 13:24.94

4 4 384 ABDIRAHMAN ABDI 13.13.32 USA Sen 13:26.27

5 12 393 VAUGHN BRENT 13:18.46 USA Sen 13:26.50

6 21 394 QUIGLEY SEAN 13:27.17 USA Sen 13:28.07

7 16 400 NAKAO YUSEI 13:31.81 JPN Sen 13:28.16

8 20 390 FORREST SHAWN 13:28.81 AUS Sen 13:28.31

9 17 407 GABIUS ARNE 13:26.69 GER Sen 13:28.45

10 18 396 BAUHS SCOTTY 13:30.85 USA Sen 13:28.92

11 8 402 TASAMA DAME 13:28.38 ETH Sen 13:30.86

12 2 389 GEZACHW YOSSEF 14:09.04 ISR Sen 13:31.45

13 15 381 OVERALL SCOTT 13:28.33 GBR Sen 13:36.17

14 19 401 SATO YUKI PACE JPN Sen 13:36.26

15 14 388 DAMIAO MANUEL 13:35.90 POR Sen 13:36.66

16 10 529 MATSUOKA YUKI 13:36.51 JPN Sen 13:36.90

17 24 406 GONZALEZ JONAY MIGUEL 13:45.48 ESP Sen 13:39.79

18 3 382 VAN STEEN MAARTEN 13:59.10 BEL Sen 13:41.85

19 13 399 BANDI PHILIPPE 13:25.83 SUI Sen 13:46.28

20 11 383 SKOOG HENRIK 13:27.01 SWE Sen 13:46.98

21 25 386 WEERTS JEAN-PIERRE 13:55.80 BEL Sen 13:48.28

22 5 409 EL ASRI ABDERRAHIM x MAR Sen 13:53.47

23 23 404 GAHUNGU VITAL 13:38.19 BDI Sen 14:05.82

24 1 385 JANSSEN GUUS 14:02.03 NED Sen 14:06.15

25 9 546 TESFAI SIMON 13:48.26 ERI Sen 14:34.13

26 397 JANSSENS HANS PACE BEL Sen DNF

6 403 FAYS GUY 13:37.71 BEL Sen DNF

The Israeli guy (GEZACHW YOSSEF) that someone mentioned dropped 38s from his PR. That's quite an accomplishment to go from 14:09 to 13:31 in one shot.

Montesquieu wrote:

These are the corrected standings, just posted. Riley won the race (!) and Bauhs ran 13:28.92.

1 22 405 RILEY JONATHON 13:19.92 USA Sen 13:21.65

2 7 392 NELSON TIM 13:34.93 USA Sen 13:24.87

3 27 387 KIBET MOSES UGA Jun 13:24.94

4 4 384 ABDIRAHMAN ABDI 13.13.32 USA Sen 13:26.27

5 12 393 VAUGHN BRENT 13:18.46 USA Sen 13:26.50

6 21 394 QUIGLEY SEAN 13:27.17 USA Sen 13:28.07

7 16 400 NAKAO YUSEI 13:31.81 JPN Sen 13:28.16

8 20 390 FORREST SHAWN 13:28.81 AUS Sen 13:28.31

9 17 407 GABIUS ARNE 13:26.69 GER Sen 13:28.45

10 18 396 BAUHS SCOTTY 13:30.85 USA Sen 13:28.92

Wow, how did they screw up the results so bad the first time!? I was quite disapointed in Riley's time when i saw teh results originally, especially after Teg and Solinsky talked like they expected him to be their 3rd guy not Jager. This makes a lot more sense, he's peaking great...unfortunatly not going to help him get to worlds.

And this is what i meant...these guys could have done this at an allcomers meet in USA. Going 1-2-4-5-6-10, and Forrest trains in America too yes? Oh well...i'm sure it's in conjunction with a few more races coming up hopefully. Would like to see Riley drop a 1315 or something for a new pr.

the700miler wrote:

The Israeli guy (GEZACHW YOSSEF) that someone mentioned dropped 38s from his PR. That's quite an accomplishment to go from 14:09 to 13:31 in one shot.

Not really relevant...he went 1409 in a winning effort in a nobody meet in May. He's gone 340/751 this year which is much more in line with 13:31, so not a surprise really...his 7:51 was 3 days ago. He just has never ran the 5k in a real race before.

I'm sure it helps them to be in the European track environment. Change of scenery always helps.

Kind of nice for Riley not having to worry about worlds. He can just find a well-rabbited race and focus on a PR.

slowpoke39999 wrote:

I'm sure it helps them to be in the European track environment. Change of scenery always helps.

Kind of nice for Riley not having to worry about worlds. He can just find a well-rabbited race and focus on a PR.

Maybe...although i'm sure it would have helped more if they weren't the last race of the day. I'm sure everyone walked out right after the A heat of the 5k. Maybe if they ran the B heat before the A heat.

Change of scenery always helps? A place you aren't familiar with, that involves long flights, new food, a bed that's not yours, jet lag, and unfamiliarity is not always a help...and quite often is given as a reason for poor performance when it's their first race...so i'd def have to 100% disagree with that one!

If Riley has a few more races lined up against real competition then that would make this worth while...which i'm sure he does...if he doesn't...well then this would just be silly.

Mrr82

you've obviously never raced in Europe. The mental aspect is much more important than any other problems you listed.

I'm pretty amazed by how consistent Riley has been over the years. He's always managed to run somewhere around 13:20 and always be in shape for these kinds of races.

Tegenkamp's 13:08(13:07.97) equates to averaging 63 sec/lap. If he could average 62's/lap, that would put him on pace for 12:55. It seems like he is rounding into form nicely, he should be in peak shape right around worlds i would imagine. It would be nice to see him make a go at sub-13 in a 5k sometime after worlds.

Does anyone have the splits from the mens 5k?