Official 2017 Wisco / Pre-Nats Discussion Thread- Who you got?

400 to go. Purrier has caught up to Schweizer. 2 woman raace with Jones behind them.

Top 5 teams at 5k

5 / 5 scorers 69

2Katie Rainsberger 16:28.90

8Lilli Burdon 16:40.20

13Jessica Hull 16:48.10

16Carmela Cardama Baez 16:54.30

29Emma Abrahamson 17:02.30

116Judy Pendergast 17:49.80

2 Colorado

5 / 5 scorers 99

5Dani Jones 16:29.60

15Makena Morley 16:52.70

17Sage Hurta 16:55.00

22Kaitlyn Benner 16:59.00

40Tabor Scholl 17:09.30

43Madison Boreman 17:13.50

77Brianna Schwartz 17:33.70

3 Arkansas

5 / 5 scorers 162

23Therese Haiss 17:00.30

27Nikki Hiltz 17:01.70

28Carina Viljoen 17:02.10

33Lauren Gregory 17:07.00

50Taylor Werner 17:18.70

52Devin Clark 17:19.60

60Ashton Endsley 17:22.80

4 Michigan

5 / 5 scorers 219

20Jamie Morrissey 16:57.90

20Gina Sereno 16:57.90

39Claire Borchers 17:09.00

45Madeline Trevisan 17:15.60

94Avery Evenson 17:40.00

5 Utah State

5 / 5 scorers 236

11Alyssa Snyder 16:44.80

53Kashley Carter 17:20.50

54Tori Parkinson 17:20.70

54Cierra Simmons 17:20.70

63Tylee Newman 17:25.20

118Kelsey Yamauchi 17:50.00

119Presli Hutchison 17:50.50

Wow! There's a 5th dog in the fight.

Purrier. "I'm super excited," she says. Her coach told her to "use her mile speed."

TOp 10.

1 Oregon 72

4Katie Rainsberger 19:42.02

7Lilli Burdon 20:00.56

15Carmela Cardama Baez 20:09.06

16Jessica Hull 20:09.92

30Emma Abrahamson 20:26.55

112Judy Pendergast 21:33.59

2 Colorado 100

3Dani Jones 19:33.62

17Sage Hurta 20:13.10

21Makena Morley 20:17.13

23Kaitlyn Benner 20:19.62

36Madison Boreman 20:31.96

38Tabor Scholl 20:32.58

74Brianna Schwartz 20:58.39

3 Arkansas 158

20Nikki Hiltz 20:15.12

25Therese Haiss 20:21.31

31Carina Viljoen 20:27.96

39Lauren Gregory 20:32.65

43Taylor Werner 20:39.44

55Devin Clark 20:47.84

56Ashton Endsley 20:48.64

4 Utah State 224

9Alyssa Snyder 20:02.99

46Kashley Carter 20:42.64

49Tori Parkinson 20:43.97

51Cierra Simmons 20:45.82

69Tylee Newman 20:55.37

95Kelsey Yamauchi 21:10.72

5 Michigan 245

12Jamie Morrissey 20:05.97

22Gina Sereno 20:18.40

33Claire Borchers 20:28.87

85Madeline Trevisan 21:03.20

93Avery Evenson 21:10.17

143Sophie Linn 21:51.52

145Haley Meier 21:53.82

6 Georgia 246

13Samantha Drop 20:06.41

14Jessica Drop 20:08.19

64Hailey Branch 20:51.09

73Grace Tavani 20:57.01

82Addy Lippitt 21:01.99

7 BYU 272

24Laura Young 20:19.83

42Courtney Wayment 20:37.96

52Olivia Hoj 20:46.19

53Kristi Rush 20:46.92

101Ashleigh Warner 21:27.19

8 Eastern Kentucky 338

5Charlotte Imer 19:48.90

44Luisa Boschan 20:41.21

66Lilian Kiborus 20:52.73

88Ciara Scott 21:06.82

135Gladys Cheruiyot 21:47.35

9 Ole Miss 370

63Clio Ozanne-Jaques 20:51.02

65Hannah Christen 20:51.99

67Shelby Brown 20:53.41

86Nicole Rice 21:03.61

89Anna Braswell 21:07.14

10 N. Arizona 386

27Mikayla Malaspina 20:23.66

40Paige Gilchrist 20:36.25

83Kylie Goo 21:02.02

103Pipi Eitel 21:28.19

133Emily Roughan 21:46.94

HUGE gap between Oregon's #5 and #6. No room for error unless they are holding someone out or Pendergrast gets better.

I think they had someone else with Baez at dellinger. Also haven't seen cash yet.

Run 7 or just 6? If seven who dropped? (Oregon)

They have Susan Ejore who was 5th at Bill Dellinger which she ran (it was reported) after coming off a week where she was sick. She was 10 seconds behind Cardama (#4 today) and 10 seconds in front of Abrahamson (#5 today) at Dellinger.

Also, they still have Ali Cash if she is healthy.

Rory isn't American... he's Canadian.

rojo wrote:

Americans go 1-2 as they catch up and get the job done.

https://twitter.com/letsrundotcom/status/919207239742836736

Looks like Schweizer went a bit early and Purrier made her pay for it. Great racing.

Nice to see vlogger Emma Abrahmson scoring for the Ducks, not to mention cutie Lilli Burdon.

Oregon JUST spanked "number1" Colorado without it's number 2 and the 14th place finisher in last years NCAA Alli Cash not sure where Oregon transfer from Kenya showed up or even raced I think she will be Oregon 3 or 4 later in the year and still won yeah my favorite team Oregon got it done :)

Piss on Oregon

Scrooge McDuck wrote:

Piss on Oregon

What trenchant insight.

Right up there w/Rojo whose comment after #2 thumps #1 is "not a lot of room for error" as opposed to "Oregon wins handily running at less than full strength"

Jealousy and bias - at least some things are still predictable on LosersRant.com

Did Louisville use the exact same course as two weeks ago, people who ran both are way faster today than just two weeks back.

Androgello Biafra wrote:

Looks like Schweizer went a bit early and Purrier made her pay for it.

Schweizer ran away from everyone, except Purrier who outkicked her.

Canadian Eh wrote:

Rory isn't American... he's Canadian.

rojo wrote:

Americans go 1-2 as they catch up and get the job done.

https://twitter.com/letsrundotcom/status/919207239742836736

I'm pretty sure Canada is in America, North America.

Am I wrong? Has it been relocated to Europe, Asia or Africa?

The one thing I see kinda misleading with the comparison of UNM vs Oregon and the Colorado vs Oregon based on yesterday and todays results is that it discounts the fact that Oregon didn't even field a full squad. If Colorado gets each of their runners to run 10 seconds better that is really great and very possible since we are talking about Colorado here. However Oregon still has two runners in Ali Cash and Susan Ejoree that have ran better than the runner that was their 5th today. So the real question is that if Cash and Ejoree get inserted back in what does that leave for the other teams? I will be fair in that Cash has not run yet this season so even removing her from the equation you have Ejoree who was Oregon's 5th at Dellinger who was 10 seconds ahead of today's 5th runner so that still leaves a tough task. As far as UNM I think their 5th runner is really going to be an issue for them at Nationals. If their 5th runner cannot get in the top 75 (placed 60th at Wisconsin yesterday and if you add in teams that ran at Pre Nats that can spell a possible 100th place finish for their 5th at NCs') that can negate anything they will do up front in the top 4.

The top 3 BYU runners in the B race would have taken 53, 55, and 65 in the A race based on times. That is some good depth!