HEPS Track and Field 2013-14

And at Bucknell, freshman Kacie (sp?) Hargett moved (very temporarily, I'm sure) to second on the Ivy jav list with a win at 45.30/148-7.

Rob Robbins also won, adding another couple feet to his Ivy-list lead (and school record) with 75.88/248-11.

Kelsey Hay of Penn hits 160 in the Jav for school record and a solid #3 all time for Ivy female Jav throwers. An impressive series at George Mason Invitational.

Men's Projections v3.0 April 13th

Note Removed:

Rutger (Cornell) Not In School

Spooney (Brown) Football

Geohegan (Dartmouth) Injury

(# of athletes ranked 7th/8th)

178.25 Cornell (3)

131.50 Princeton (6)

093.00 Harvard (4)

051.00 Columbia (2)

044.75 Penn (5)

031.00 Brown (7)

030.00 Yale (2)

029.50 Dartmouth (2)

100 | 10 | 10.52 | Cornell | SR | Hortelano-Roig, Bruno

100 | 08 | 10.58 | Harvard | SR | McCarthy, Connor

100 | 06 | 10.61 | Cornell | SR | Ojukwu, Kinsley

100 | 04 | 10.65 | Princeton | JR | Akinlawon, Fiyinfoluwa

100 | 02 | 10.66 | Cornell | SR | Bain, Chris

100 | 01 | 10.73 | Brown | SO | Mazola, Anthony

100 | 00 | 10.74 | Princeton | SO | Hill, John

100 | 00 | 10.74 | Princeton | SO | Nelson, Lavondre

200 | 10 | 20.47 | Cornell | SR | Hortelano-Roig, Bruno

200 | 08 | 21.13 | Princeton | SR | Hopkins, Tom

200 | 06 | 21.37 | Cornell | SR | Ojukwu, Kinsley

200 | 04 | 21.55 | Harvard | SR | McCarthy, Connor

200 | 02 | 21.63 | Cornell | SO | Gibson, Larry

200 | 01 | 21.66 | Harvard | SR | Wilson, Damani

200 | 00 | 21.68 | Princeton | JR | McCord, Daniel

200 | 00 | 21.72 | Yale | FR | Alexandre, Marc-Andre

400 | 10 | 46.23 | Princeton | SR | Hopkins, Tom

400 | 08 | 46.31 | Cornell | SR | Hortelano-Roig, Bruno

400 | 06 | 47.40 | Cornell | SR | Ojukwu, Kinsley

400 | 04 | 47.45 | Yale | FR | Alexandre, Marc-Andre

400 | 02 | 47.88 | Columbia | JR | Boyd, Kevin

400 | 01 | 48.08 | Cornell | SO | Gibson, Larry

400 | 00 | 48.51 | Brown | SR | Brown, Ajani

400 | 00 | 48.53 | Harvard | FR | Heckendorn, James

800 | 10 | 1:47.91 | Columbia | SR | McFann, Harry

800 | 08 | 1:48.43 | Cornell | SR | Weinlandt, Will

800 | 06 | 1:48.64 | Columbia | JR | Fish, Brendon

800 | 04 | 1:48.68 | Columbia | JR | Claflin, Connor

800 | 02 | 1:49.20 | Princeton | JR | Paternostro, Bradley

800 | 01 | 1:49.53 | Princeton | SR | Williams, Michael

800 | 00 | 1:49.62 | Penn | JR | Bekelja, Mato

800 | 00 | 1:50.04 | Brown | SO | Willig, Ned

1500 | 10 | 3:41.09 | Yale | SR | Shirvell, James

1500 | 08 | 3:41.18 | Dartmouth | SR | Mangan, Steve

1500 | 06 | 3:41.46 | Columbia | SR | Gregorek, John

1500 | 04 | 3:41.70 | Princeton | SR | Williams, Michael

1500 | 02 | 3:42.82 | Columbia | JR | Everett, Daniel

1500 | 01 | 3:42.89 | Penn | SO | Awad, Thomas

1500 | 00 | 3:43.07 | Dartmouth | SR | Bleday, John

1500 | 00 | 3:43.95 | Dartmouth | SO | Gorman, Tim

3KSteeple | 10 | 8:52.85 | Columbia | SR | Gregorek, John

3KSteeple | 08 | 8:53.55 | Princeton | JR | Owens, Eddie

3KSteeple | 06 | 8:55.41 | Cornell | SO | Herr, Connor

3KSteeple | 04 | 8:55.59 | Columbia | SR | Kotran, Joe

3KSteeple | 02 | 8:56.29 | Dartmouth | SR | Sterling, Henry

3KSteeple | 01 | 8:57.61 | Princeton | JR | Martin, Connor

3KSteeple | 00 | 9:00.58 | Penn | SO | Smith, Brendan

3KSteeple | 00 | 9:07.71 | Brown | SR | Bush, Jeff

5K | 10 | 13:42.56 | Harvard | SR | Korolev, Maksim

5K | 08 | 13:48.90 | Penn | SO | Awad, Thomas

5K | 06 | 13:49.78 | Harvard | SR | Leakos, James

5K | 04 | 13:50.17 | Yale | SO | Dooney, Kevin

5K | 02 | 13:57.46 | Princeton | SR | Bendtsen, Chris

5K | 01 | 13:57.72 | Columbia | JR | Everett, Daniel

5K | 00 | 14:01.93 | Princeton | SR | Udland, Tyler

5K | 00 | 14:02.08 | Princeton | SR | Arroyo Yamin, Alejandro

10K | 10 | 28:49.08 | Princeton | SR | Bendtsen, Chris

10K | 08 | 28:57.25 | Princeton | SR | Udland, Tyler

10K | 06 | 29:10.13 | Yale | SO | Dooney, Kevin

10K | 04 | 29:13.80 | Harvard | SR | Korolev, Maksim

10K | 02 | 29:19.08 | Princeton | SR | Arroyo Yamin, Alejandro

10K | 01 | 29:37.17 | Harvard | SR | Leakos, James

10K | 00 | 29:42.77 | Columbia | SR | Composto, Nico

10K | 00 | 29:47.91 | Harvard | SR | Ruegg, Kurt

110H | 10 | 13.97 | Cornell | SO | Hairston, Max

110H | 08 | 14.13 | Harvard | JR | Harris, Jarvis

110H | 06 | 14.30 | Princeton | SO | Caldwell, Gregory

110H | 04 | 14.31 | Princeton | JR | Mohr, Robert

110H | 02 | 14.42 | Penn | SO | Bowers, Ben

110H | 01 | 14.62 | Brown | SR | Weinstock, Evan

110H | 00 | 14.64 | Penn | JR | Webster, Kyle

110H | 00 | 14.83 | Brown | JR | Rhodes, Peter

400H | 10 | 52.23 | Penn | JR | Timmins, Tom

400H | 08 | 52.35 | Cornell | SR | Anderson, Andre

400H | 06 | 52.40 | Dartmouth | SO | Wagner, Edward

400H | 04 | 52.78 | Harvard | JR | Harris, Jarvis

400H | 02 | 53.13 | Cornell | SO | Hairston, Max

400H | 01 | 53.20 | Brown | JR | Hwang, InSoo

400H | 00 | 53.55 | Yale | JR | Rowe, William

400H | 00 | 53.77 | Columbia | SO | Hammond, Corey

TJ | 10 | 16.11m | Princeton | SR | McLean, Damon

TJ | 08 | 15.71m | Harvard | JR | Rodriguez, Malcolm

TJ | 06 | 15.58m | Cornell | SR | Scott, Dan

TJ | 04 | 15.50m | Princeton | JR | Owusu-Nyanteky, Nana

TJ | 02 | 15.42m | Harvard | FR | Uwaifo, Efe

TJ | 01 | 15.16m | Cornell | SR | Bell, Steven

TJ | 00 | 15.00m | Cornell | FR | Plummer, Robert

TJ | 00 | 15.00m | Cornell | SR | Ojukwu, Kinsley

SP | 10 | 20.79m | Cornell | JR | Mozia, Stephen

SP | 08 | 18.51m | Harvard | SR | Brode, Dustin

SP | 06 | 18.07m | Harvard | JR | Glauser, Ben

SP | 04 | 17.69m | Princeton | JR | Rushton, Scott

SP | 02 | 17.56m | Harvard | JR | Liokumovich, Igor

SP | 01 | 17.42m | Princeton | FR | Cook, Chris

SP | 00 | 17.25m | Penn | SR | Brenza, Jacob

SP | 00 | 17.17m | Brown | JR | Clavette, Courtland

PV | 09 | 5.25m | Cornell | SR | Roach, Peter

PV | 09 | 5.25m | Princeton | JR | Bragg, Adam

PV | 06 | 5.10m | Cornell | FR | Sisserson, Grant

PV | 04 | 5.00m | Yale | SO | Sullivan, Brendan

PV | 0.75 | 4.95m | Cornell | JR | Rayburn, Keith

PV | 0.75 | 4.95m | Cornell | SR | Pawlak, Steven

PV | 0.75 | 4.95m | Dartmouth | SR | Cyphers, Josh

PV | 0.75 | 4.95m | Princeton | FR | Gaylord, Ben

LJ | 10 | 7.66m | Princeton | SR | Hopkins, Tom

LJ | 08 | 7.55m | Princeton | SR | McLean, Damon

LJ | 06 | 7.54m | Cornell | SR | Bell, Steven

LJ | 04 | 7.42m | Cornell | SR | Stancil, Hercules

LJ | 02 | 7.40m | Yale | SR | Lindberg, Dana

LJ | 01 | 7.33m | Princeton | JR | Soerens, Stephen

LJ | 00 | 7.25m | Cornell | SR | Blair, Montez

LJ | 00 | 7.23m | Princeton | SO | Scinto, Jake

JT | 10 | 75.88m | Cornell | JR | Robbins, Rob

JT | 08 | 67.66m | Brown | SR | Keeling, Nick

JT | 06 | 67.00m | Harvard | JR | Sullivan, Dean

JT | 04 | 63.37m | Dartmouth | SR | Budzinski, Jim

JT | 02 | 62.99m | Princeton | SR | Pelisek, Brad

JT | 01 | 62.75m | Penn | SR | Ingram, Karl

JT | 00 | 62.07m | Penn | JR | Tully, Jim

JT | 00 | 59.55m | Brown | FR | Buda, Mark

HT | 10 | 61.25m | Harvard | JR | Glauser, Ben

HT | 08 | 59.35m | Dartmouth | JR | Servino, Thomas

HT | 06 | 58.94m | Columbia | SR | Dickerson, Duncan

HT | 04 | 57.07m | Cornell | JR | Mozia, Stephen

HT | 02 | 56.57m | Cornell | SO | Rhodes, Bryan

HT | 0.50 | 56.12m | Harvard | FR | Whitener, Josh

HT | 0.50 | 56.12m | Harvard | SR | Brode, Dustin

HT | 00 | 55.11m | Brown | SO | O'Hara, Matthew

HJ | 10 | 2.28m | Penn | SR | Reynolds, Maalik

HJ | 08 | 2.27m | Cornell | SR | Blair, Montez

HJ | 05 | 2.16m | Cornell | SO | Afadapa, Stephen

HJ | 05 | 2.16m | Cornell | SR | Butler, Tommy

HJ | 0.75 | 2.08m | Cornell | FR | Mankovecky, Jozef

HJ | 0.75 | 2.08m | Dartmouth | JR | Birck, Jeremy

HJ | 0.75 | 2.08m | Penn | SO | Pitt, Thomas

HJ | 0.75 | 2.08m | Princeton | SR | Jarrett, Omar

DT | 10 | 60.50m | Penn | SO | Mattis, Sam

DT | 08 | 60.32m | Cornell | JR | Mozia, Stephen

DT | 06 | 57.38m | Brown | JR | Clavette, Courtland

DT | 04 | 52.87m | Harvard | JR | Liokumovich, Igor

DT | 02 | 51.92m | Penn | FR | Kennedy-White, Noah

DT | 01 | 51.03m | Princeton | FR | Cook, Chris

DT | 00 | 50.26m | Harvard | SR | Brode, Dustin

DT | 00 | 48.73m | Harvard | FR | Nunally, Julian

DEC | 10 | 7393 | Brown | SR | Weinstock, Evan

DEC | 08 | 7212 | Princeton | JR | Soerens, Stephen

DEC | 06 | 6928 | Cornell | SR | Rabbitt, Mike

DEC | 04 | 6894 | Brown | JR | Rhodes, Peter

DEC | 02 | 6771 | Princeton | SR | Pelisek, Brad

DEC | 01 | 6468 | Cornell | JR | Athanasopoulos, Nick

Much appreciated, fun.!

fun. wrote:

Men's Projections v3.0 April 13th

Note Removed:

Rutger (Cornell) Not In School

Spooney (Brown) Football

Geohegan (Dartmouth) Injury

Woah - is Geoghegan out for the season????? He ran at Sam Howell, barely edging out a Princeton frosh Will Paulson for the win in the 1500 by 0.02.

I don't know if I will be doing an updated projection for the women this week due to my schedule. If I have time, I can try, but no promises.

Also, does anyone know any potentially scoring women who are out for the season for various reasons, so I can take them out of my next round of projections? I've already taken out Columbia's Tara Richmond (HJ), Princeton's Cecelia Barowski (400), and Harvard's Martina Salander (hept., 100H, SP).

Also, fun., do your projections include the results of the Bucknell Invitational? I see they are not available yet on tfrrs, but they are available through the live results as PDFs...

I see that only six men show in the decathlon--presumably only that many current Ivy athletes have college marks in the event.

It's going to be interesting to see what Austin Jamerson, Cornell's frosh, can do. Rather atypically for them, Cornell has not had anyone run the event this season yet.

C/M Runner wrote:

Also, does anyone know any potentially scoring women who are out for the season for various reasons, so I can take them out of my next round of projections?

I don't believe that Cornell's Shearer, who ran 3,000m indoors in 9:11, has competed in any meet this outdoor season--no idea about injury/illness status, but I'd have expected her to open by now...

BRF wrote:

I see that only six men show in the decathlon--presumably only that many current Ivy athletes have college marks in the event.

It's going to be interesting to see what Austin Jamerson, Cornell's frosh, can do. Rather atypically for them, Cornell has not had anyone run the event this season yet.

I would say the decathlon will be interesting this year as no one has completed one yet this outdoor season (according to TFRRS). Similar with the women, as only two women have done a heptathlon to date this season.

Some good results at Larry Ellis:

1. Mattis over 60 meters twice. 60.04 and 61.87 (203")! Followed by fellow Quaker Freshman Noah Kennedy White at 170'10.

2. 4 kids over 55 feet in Shot put:

Cook, Chris Princeton 56-10.25

Liokumovich, Igor Harvard 55-11.25

Rushton, Scott Princeton 55-09.75

Brenza, Jacob Penn 55-03.50

3. Kelsey Hay of Penn over 150 again: 46.34m 152-00

4. Ratcliffe of Princeton launches a huge PR: 70.28m 230-07

5. Sullivan of Harvard tosses Sullivan, 64.00m 210-00

Nice progressions before Penn Relays and Heps.

Rachel Sorna ran 9:43 for the steeplechase at Princeton. That's a new Ivy record, no? She doubled back in the 1500 later that same evening--gotta wonder whether they're thinking about repeating the monster triple she ran last year at Heps. Anyway, I have to think they'd try at least the 10,000/SC double--I believe she's the fastest Ivy Leaguer (career marks) in both, by a good margin.

kibitzer wrote:

Rachel Sorna ran 9:43 for the steeplechase at Princeton. That's a new Ivy record, no? She doubled back in the 1500 later that same evening--gotta wonder whether they're thinking about repeating the monster triple she ran last year at Heps. Anyway, I have to think they'd try at least the 10,000/SC double--I believe she's the fastest Ivy Leaguer (career marks) in both, by a good margin.

New Ivy League record, NCAA Leader, Cornell school record, and I believe #11 on the NCAA all-time list (she's just outside of thee #10 spot).

And yes, she does have the best career mark in the 10k. She could also challenge in the 5k as well, although Neer is looking like she can repeat (provided that D'Ags focuses on her 1500/3k/4x8 triple like she's done the last 2 years) and Giordano could make an upset as she broke 16 this past weekend for the first time.

Updated my projections for the women - will share in separate post.

2014 Outdoor Women's Projections v2.0

Like fun., I removed wind-aided jumps and sprints, only wind-legal marks were used, also converted mile to 1500m by dividing by 1.079

Used PB collegiate marks. No relays in this scoring.

Team scoring:

Brown- 54.3333 (1 ranked #7 or #8) (down 3 points since v1.0)

Columbia - 74.5 (5 ranked #7 or #8) (down 4.5 points since v1.0)

Cornell - 129.5 (7 ranked #7 or #8) (up 4.5 points since v1.0)

Dartmouth - 97 (6 ranked #7 or #8) (up 5 points since v1.0)

Harvard - 122 (11 ranked #7 or #8) (up 9 points since v1.0)

Penn - 27 (2 ranked #7 or #8) (down 4 points since v1.0)

Princeton - 60 (7 ranked #7 or #8) (down 6 points since v1.0)

Yale - 26 (1 ranked #7 or #8) (down 1 point since v1.0)

Event | Rank | Name | School | Mark | Points

100 | 1 | Barbian, Danielle | Harvard | 11.65 | 10

100 | 2 | Iheukwumere, Marvellous | Columbia | 11.68 | 8

100 | 3 | Collinsworth, Ashley | Harvard | 11.79 | 6

100 | 4 | Bong , Heather | Penn | 11.83 | 4

100 | 5 | Whitehorn, Kaitlin | Dartmouth | 11.86 | 2

100 | 6 | Ali, Lydia | Penn | 11.9 | 1

100 | 7 | Woodford, Katie | Cornell | 11.99 | 0

100 | 8 | Jones, Adrian | Cornell | 11.99 | 0

200 | 1 | Iheukwumere, Marvellous | Columbia | 24.02 | 10

200 | 2 | Woodford, Katie | Cornell | 24.15 | 8

200 | 3 | Bong , Heather | Penn | 24.26 | 6

200 | 4 | Meech, Jennifer | Dartmouth | 24.27 | 4

200 | 5 | Airewele, Ebolutalese | Cornell | 24.29 | 2

200 | 6 | Cunningham, Ashley | Columbia | 24.29 | 1

200 | 7 | Whitehorn, Kaitlin | Dartmouth | 24.29 | 0

200 | 8 | Scott, Gabrielle | Dartmouth | 24.29 | 0

400 | 1 | Akpaete, Udeme | Cornell | 53.71 | 10

400 | 2 | Kolliesuah, Zena | Cornell | 54.19 | 8

400 | 3 | Scott, Gabrielle | Cornell | 54.19 | 6

400 | 4 | Miller, Jade | Harvard | 54.33 | 4

400 | 5 | Airewele, Ebolutalese | Harvard | 54.57 | 2

400 | 6 | Krumpoch, Megan | Cornell | 54.64 | 1

400 | 7 | Krumpoch, Megan | Dartmouth | 54.92 | 0

400 | 8 | Parker, Jaycee | Columbia | 55.01 | 0

800 | 1 | Krumpoch, Megan | Dartmouth | 2:04.13 | 10

800 | 2 | Veidis, Erika | Harvard | 2:04.69 | 8

800 | 3 | Bills, Trina | Columbia | 2:06.57 | 6

800 | 4 | Wilkinson, Elyse | Cornell | 2:06.94 | 4

800 | 5 | O'Neil, Kacie | Princeton | 2:07.06 | 2

800 | 6 | Lloyd, Lauren | Cornell | 2:07.18 | 1

800 | 7 | Donovan, Margaret | Dartmouth | 2:07.68 | 0

800 | 8 | Rathbun, Madeline | Columbia | 2:07.79 | 0

1500 | 1 | D'Agostino, Abbey | Dartmouth | 4:08.67 | 10

1500 | 2 | Renfer, Molly | Harvard | 4:19.82 | 8

1500 | 3 | Markowitz, Elizabeth | Dartmouth | 4:21.12 | 6

1500 | 4 | Neer, Waverly | Columbia | 4:21.28 | 4

1500 | 5 | Walsh, Lindsay | Dartmouth | 4:22.66 | 2

1500 | 6 | Vailas, Arianna | Dartmouth | 4:24.13 | 1

1500 | 7 | Higgins, Molly | Princeton | 4:24.24 | 0

1500 | 8 | Renfer, Molly | Harvard | 4:24.33 | 0

3000 | 1 | D'Agostino, Abbey | Dartmouth | 8:51.91 | 10

3000 | 2 | Neer, Waverly | Columbia | 9:08.72 | 8

3000 | 3 | Sorna, Rachel | Cornell | 9:12.97 | 6

3000 | 4 | Giordano, Dana | Dartmouth | 9:16.97 | 4

3000 | 5 | Curham, Megan | Princeton | 9:17.31 | 2

3000 | 6 | Kelly, Morgan | Harvard | 9:18.93 | 1

3000 | 7 | de La Bruyere, Emily | Princeton | 9:20.68 | 0

3000 | 8 | Williams, Caroline | Columbia | 9:22.73 | 0

5000 | 1 | D'Agostino, Abbey | Dartmouth | 15:11.35 | 10

5000 | 2 | Neer, Waverly | Columbia | 15:37.85 | 8

5000 | 3 | Sorna, Rachel | Cornell | 15:53.76 | 6

5000 | 4 | Giordano, Dana | Dartmouth | 15:53.96 | 4

5000 | 5 | Curham, Megan | Princeton | 16:00.71 | 2

5000 | 6 | Caldwell, Heidi | Brown | 16:05.84 | 1

5000 | 7 | Kelly, Morgan | Harvard | 16:11.05 | 0

5000 | 8 | Williams, Caroline | Columbia | 16:14.20 | 0

10k | 1 | Sorna, Rachel | Cornell | 33:34.59 | 10

10k | 2 | McMahon, Devin | Cornell | 34:03.20 | 8

10k | 3 | Kellner, Caroline | Cornell | 34:21.94 | 6

10k | 4 | Simpson, Elizabeth | Cornell | 34.38.32 | 4

10k | 5 | Szpak, Maggi | Cornell | 34:40.84 | 2

10k | 6 | Stark, Emily | Yale | 34:51.61 | 1

10k | 7 | Hanley, Viviana | Harvard | 34:52.72 | 0

10k | 8 | Curham, Megan | Princeton | 35:30.75 | 0

100HH | 1 | Franklin, Autumne | Harvard | 13.68 | 10

100HH | 2 | Piper , Gabrielle | Penn | 13.97 | 8

100HH | 3 | Abbate, Olivia | Harvard | 14.08 | 6

100HH | 4 | DeLoach, Jordan | Brown | 14.15 | 4

100HH | 5 | Chijioke, Iris | Columbia | 14.15 | 2

100HH | 6 | Daniels, Zaakirah | Cornell | 14.22 | 1

100HH | 7 | Amick-Alexis, Mina | Cornell | 14.34 | 0

100HH | 8 | McKenna, Elizabeth | Princeton | 14.37 | 0

400IH | 1 | Franklin, Autumne | Harvard | 58.30 | 10

400IH | 2 | Krumpoch, Megan | Dartmouth | 58.42 | 8

400IH | 3 | Miller, Jade | Harvard | 58.67 | 6

400IH | 4 | Stanton, Alexandra | Brown | 59.43 | 4

400IH | 5 | McMullin, Meghan | Princeton | 59.52 | 2

400IH | 6 | Woolley, Ryan | Cornell | 1:00.33 | 1

400IH | 7 | Modesett, Jackie | Harvard | 1:00.57 | 0

400IH | 8 | Sprout, Kathleen | Dartmouth | 1:01.37 | 0

SC | 1 | Sorna, Rachel | Cornell | 9:43.48 | 10

SC | 2 | Delozier, Sarah | Dartmouth | 10:16.38 | 8

SC | 3 | DeVoe, Claire | Cornell | 10:20.62 | 6

SC | 4 | Garry, Kira | Yale | 10:21.01 | 4

SC | 5 | Carrick, Chelsea | Columbia | 10:26.14 | 1.5

SC | 6 | DeVoe, Claire | Cornell | 10:26.14 | 1.5

SC | 7 | Mantilla, Leila | Columbia | 10:26.86 | 0

SC | 8 | Carrick, Chelsea | Columbia | 10:30.19 | 0

HJ | 1 | Whitehorn, Kaitlin | Dartmouth | 1.79m | 10

HJ | 2 | Morgan, Taylor | Princeton | 1.75m | 7

HJ | 3 | Nizdil, Raegan | Harvard | 1.75m | 7

HJ | 4 | Akande, Morayo | Brown | 1.73m | 1.3333

HJ | 5 | Busack, Inka | Princeton | 1.73m | 1.3333

HJ | 6 | Dunchack, Janae | Dartmouth | 1.73m | 1.3333

HJ | 7 | Giebelhaus, Ann | Harvard | 1.73m | 1.3333

HJ | 8 | Kennedy, Theresa | Princeton | 1.73m | 1.3333

PV | 1 | Harris, Allison | Princeton | 3.95m | 10

PV | 2 | Anderson, Samantha | Princeton | 3.90m | 8

PV | 3 | Centanaro, Gardenia | Columbia | 3.75m | 5

PV | 4 | Urciuoli, Emily | Yale | 3.75m | 5

PV | 5 | Harris, Allison | Princeton | 3.71m | 2

PV | 6 | Markin, Jennifer | Cornell | 3.65m | 0.5

PV | 7 | Bishop, Eve | Cornell | 3.65m | 0.5

PV | 8 | Bishop, Eve | Cornell | 3.65m | 0

LJ | 1 | Parnell, Anjelique | Cornell | 6.10m | 10

LJ | 2 | Holmes, Hillary | Cornell | 5.92m | 8

LJ | 3 | Eke, Nadia | Columbia | 5.89m | 6

LJ | 4 | Crimmins, Brienna | Brown | 5.86m | 4

LJ | 5 | Corley, Dominique | Cornell | 5.78m | 2

LJ | 6 | Parent, Teresa | Yale | 5.74m | 1

LJ | 7 | Dunchack, Janae | Dartmouth | 5.73m | 0

LJ | 8 | Gribbin, Mollie | Dartmouth | 5.70m | 0

TJ | 1 | Eke, Nadia | Columbia | 13.09m | 10

TJ | 2 | Oliver, Imani | Princeton | 12.91m | 8

TJ | 3 | Jordan, Alisha | Yale | 12.30m | 6

TJ | 4 | Jordan, Alisha | Yale | 12.30m | 4

TJ | 5 | Williams, Anna | Columbia | 12.20m | 2

TJ | 6 | Gribbin, Mollie | Dartmouth | 12.15m | 1

TJ | 7 | Sonaike, Addy | Columbia | 12.04m | 0

TJ | 8 | Holmes, Hillary | Cornell | 11.99m | 0

SP | 1 | Okwelogu, Nikki | Harvard | 15.31m | 10

SP | 2 | Darpolar, Josephine | Brown | 14.91m | 8

SP | 3 | Buhr, Victoria | Brown | 14.74m | 6

SP | 4 | Wilson, Karleh | Yale | 14.59m | 4

SP | 5 | Wilson, Karleh | Yale | 14.59m | 2

SP | 6 | Picciallo, Theresa | Penn | 14.47m | 1

SP | 7 | Berg, Emmaline | Dartmouth | 14.39m | 0

SP | 8 | Ekechukwu, Adabelle | Harvard | 14.34m | 0

DT | 1 | Buhr, Victoria | Brown | 51.94m | 10

DT | 2 | Darpolor, Kebbeh | Brown | 50.40m | 8

DT | 3 | Okwelogu, Nikki | Harvard | 49.33m | 6

DT | 4 | Wilson, Karleh | Yale | 46.49m | 4

DT | 5 | Hill, Nailah | Penn | 45.82m | 2

DT | 6 | Rowe, Brielle | Princeton | 44.26m | 1

DT | 7 | Cioffi, Chelsea | Princeton | 44.19m | 0

DT | 8 | Dunham, Melissa | Dartmouth | 43.83m | 0

HT | 1 | Ratcliffe, Julia | Princeton | 70.28m | 10

HT | 2 | Ekechukwu, Adabelle | Harvard | 58.49m | 8

HT | 3 | Liebowitz, Cathy | Dartmouth | 55.73m | 6

HT | 4 | Vermillion, Heather | Brown | 53.72m | 4

HT | 5 | Graf, Serena | Penn | 52.00m | 2

HT | 6 | Koronios, Joanna | Columbia | 51.46m | 1

HT | 7 | DuPont, Taylor | Harvard | 50.53m | 0

HT | 8 | Wilson, Karleh | Yale | 48.78m | 0

JV | 1 | Hay, Kelsey | Penn | 48.78m | 10

JV | 2 | Al-Hassan, Niina | Brown | 47.20m | 8

JV | 3 | Mayer, Hannah | Harvard | 46.88m | 6

JV | 4 | Jones, Kaci | Penn | 46.07m | 4

JV | 5 | Hargett, Kacie | Cornell | 45.30m | 2

JV | 6 | Gravitte, Ellie | Brown | 45.19m | 1

JV | 7 | Reid, Felicia | Cornell | 43.89m | 0

JV | 8 | McHugh, Meghan | Harvard | 43.88m | 0

Hept | 1 | Hansen, Madison | Harvard | 5152 | 10

Hept | 2 | Dunchack, Janae | Dartmouth | 5092 | 8

Hept | 3 | Hansen, Madison | Harvard | 5011 | 6

Hept | 4 | McKenna, Elizabeth | Princeton | 4912 | 4

Hept | 5 | Holmes, Hillary | Cornell | 4666 | 2

Hept | 6 | Snajder, Amanda | Yale | 4517 | 1

Hept | 7 | Nunez, Hannah | Harvard | 4457 | 0

Hept | 8 | Privott-Yeiser, Amira | Penn | 4428 | 0

Snapshots of the current season, heading into Penn Relays

This is a quick virtual "scoring" of the current season's Ivy marks as reported on

http://tfrrs.org/lists/1278.html

. I didn't include the 4x800s or multis. I rounded down to whole numbers.

For each squad, I've listed track points (individual), relay points, field points, and total--in that order. Apologies in advance for any arithmetic errors.

MEN

Cornell 66 + 20 +83 = 169

Princeton 78 + 5 + 59 = 142

Harvard 52 + 12 + 44 = 108

Penn 47 + 10 +34 = 91

Columbia 31 + 4 + 10 = 45

Brown 10 + 10 + 9 = 29

Dartmouth 16 + 1 + 8 = 25

Yale 10 + 0 + 1 = 11

WOMEN

Harvard 82 + 16 + 45 = 143

Cornell 96 + 20 + 24 = 140

Dartmouth 63 + 6 + 17 = 87 (roundings)

Columbia 47 + 3 + 22 = 72

Princeton 17 + 5 + 44 = 66

Brown 7 + 0 + 56 = 63

Penn 14 + 12 + 19 = 45

Yale 14 + 0 + 19 = 33

Obviously this weekend's competition should shake things up, and perhaps give us a sense of the teams' legitimate 4x8 potential. I'm aware that the Penn multis have already been contested; they still don't shed much light on potential scoring at Heps in those events, though.

Anyway, for the men the Heps currently shape up as a last-gasp affair...because from what I can see, some Cornell "scorers" have been out of action since the early season. (No word re illness/injury coming from Ithaca, or heard on the street here in NYC, however.) Princeton has by far the best event coverage; as indoors, the Big Red will be hoping that other teams will drain projected distance points from the Tigers. PS I note the continued rapid rise of the Penn men.

Meanwhile, the women's meet doesn't shape up nearly as close as the above scoring would suggest. Cornell currently projects a ton of points in the distance races, mostly because the 3,000 and 10,000 have been lightly contested so far. (Example: right now, Sorna's time for 3,000m over barriers is faster than anyone else's on the flat!) Harvard, with excellent event coverage, actually projects as a clear favorite at this point--but look out for Columbia. My hometown Lions also have good event coverage and could be in the thick of things by the second weekend of May.

I'll try to put together a final edition of these projections early in Heps week.

Welp, here it is Sunday night and only part of the Penn Relays results appear on tfrrs--not the first time that's happened, IIRC, but annoying nevertheless.

Anyway, a couple things show up right away: the Heps women's 3,000m list is completely rewritten, as we knew it would be; and the men's 4x800 list is now fairly representative (the women's, not so much).

I'm going to wait to do men's projections after next weekend.

1 pre entries announcement (sunday ish)

1 post entries announcement (night before meet)

HOWEVER, here is something interesting to look at in the mean time.

In response to Penn's Tommy Awad breaking 4 minutes at Penn Relays. I took a look at the Ivy League 800-10K among FR and SO to see how Coach Dolan has done at Penn with his own recruited guys

Here is a scored meet among collegiate PBs for Freshmen and Sophomores.

1500 conversion factor used 1.079 (tfrrs uses 1.08, I use 1.079)

49 Penn

22 Yale

20 Dartmouth

15 Columbia

14 Cornell

12 Brown

12 Princeton

11 Harvard

800 | 10 | 1:50.04 | BRO | SO | Willig, Ned

800 | 08 | 1:50.09 | PEN | SO | Magaha, Drew

800 | 06 | 1:52.52 | PRI | SO | Brahm, Luke

800 | 04 | 1:52.58 | COL | FR | Napolitano, Rob

800 | 02 | 1:53.01 | COL | SO | Click, Taylor

800 | 01 | 1:53.19 | COR | SO | Crawford, Matt

1500 | 10 | 3:40.89 | PEN | SO | Awad, Thomas

1500 | 08 | 3:43.95 | DAR | SO | Gorman, Tim

1500 | 06 | 3:44.15 | PRI | FR | Paulson, William

1500 | 04 | 3:45.45 | HAR | SO | Purnell, Tom

1500 | 02 | 3:45.53 | BRO | SO | Willig, Ned

1500 | 01 | 3:46.75 | COL | FR | Napolitano, Rob

3KSt | 10 | 8:53.42 | PEN | SO | Smith, Brendan

3KSt | 08 | 8:55.41 | COR | SO | Herr, Connor

3KSt | 06 | 9:00.53 | PEN | FR | Tuck, Nick

3KSt | 04 | 9:09.37 | YAL | SO | Tomlin, Duncan

3KSt | 02 | 9:09.84 | DAR | SO | Anzvino, Anthony

3KSt | 01 | 9:33.37 | HAR | SO | Surkont, Konrad

5K | 10 | 13:48.90 | PEN | SO | Awad, Thomas

5K | 08 | 13:50.17 | YAL | SO | Dooney, Kevin

5K | 06 | 13:59.42 | HAR | SO | Purnell, Tom

5K | 04 | 14:08.47 | DAR | SO | King, Curtis

5K | 02 | 14:13.64 | COR | SO | Eimstad, Brian

5K | 01 | 14:18.68 | PEN | SO | Smith, Brendan

10K | 10 | 29:10.13 | YAL | SO | Dooney, Kevin

10K | 08 | 29:35.83 | COL | FR | Boyle, Jack

10K | 06 | 29:48.32 | DAR | SO | King, Curtis

10K | 04 | 29:49.04 | PEN | FR | Shearn, Brendan

10K | 02 | 29:59.53 | COR | SO | Eimstad, Brian

10K | 01 | 30:13.68 | COR | FR | Tedder, Mark

Love your work, fun.! Yeah, as far as young MD/D runners are concerned, it looks like Penn and the seven dwarfs--makes this fall's Heps xc meet look interesting, dunnit?

After this past weekend, I just couldn't resist making a virtual scoring that included all the changes to the outdoor season's tfrrs listings. Maybe I'll still do another of these after next weekend, maybe not...

Snapshots of the current season, coming out of Penn Relays weekend

This is a quick virtual "scoring" of the current season's Ivy marks as reported on

http://tfrrs.org/lists/1278.html

. I included the 4x800s (despite the dearth of women's marks) and multis this time. I rounded down to whole numbers.

For each squad, I've listed track (individual), relay, field, multi, and total points--in that order. Apologies in advance for any arithmetic errors.

MEN

Cornell 66 + 22 + 71 + 7 = 166

Princeton 72 + 16 + 51 + 8 = 147

Harvard 50 + 11 + 67 + 0 = 128

Penn 46 + 15 + 31 + 0 = 92

Columbia 32 + 12 + 10 + 0 = 54

Brown 11 + 16 + 6 + 16 = 49

Dartmouth 22 + 1 + 11 + 0 = 34

Yale 11 + 0 + 0 + 0 = 11

WOMEN

Harvard 96 + 18 + 49 + 11 = 174

Cornell 81 + 26 + 35 + 0 = 142

Dartmouth 63 + 8 + 15 + 0 = 87 (roundings)

Princeton 19 + 13 + 42 + 12 = 86

Columbia 47 + 3 + 18 + 0 = 68

Brown 11 + 0 + 52 + 0 = 63

Penn 15 + 18 + 18 + 8 = 59

Yale 8 + 0 + 18 + 0= 26

For the men the Heps currently shape up as a even more of a last-gasp affair. If we remove projected points in the relays and decathlon (always iffy going into Heps, especially the latter), Cornell is up over Princeton by only 137-123. And notice that Harvard (117) definitely becomes part of the conversation!

The post-declaration analysis by fun. is going to be very, very interesting. (Health status of some major players may be key.) Last spring, Princeton did a great job in the longer races--if Penn's Awad is doubling, I'm sure a lot of his biggest fans will be wearing red!

Projected scoring for the women's meet now looks closer to what we might have expected. Much credit to Cornell, which still projects a worthy second despite being shut out in eight(!) events; but the meet is clearly Harvard's to lose, and with its fine event coverage that's not likely--not to mention that the Crimson haven't posted a 4x8 time yet!

Speaking of the 4x8, Dartmouth doesn't have a mark there either. If Abbey does her "usual" Heps stint, the Big Green should see a net gain of quite a few points--enough to get to triple digits?

Glad to see TFRRS has fixed their uploading errors with the Penn Relays field events (someone clearing 1,400m in the HJ? Yeah right, lol)

The women's race might not be as tight between Harvard and Cornell as Cornell has 4 of the 6 scoring positions on the TFRRS standings and usually a lot of the top-tier people make their 10k seasonal debut at Heps.

Speaking of the top-tier distance runners, no Maksim Korolev marks yet for outdoors that I see... think he'll debut at Heps or is he red-shirting the season?

I'm planning to do one more round of the projected women's scoring for early next week. I know there are a few smaller meets taking place this weekend (although, a number of Columbia studs are in the entry lists for Payton Jordan 800m and 1500m this weekend -

http://www.flotrack.org/coverage/251506-Payton-Jordan-Invitational-2014/article/26361-ENTRIES-Payton-Jordan-Invitational-2014#.U2EZqFWzHTp

) so I'll try to wait for those before I publish.

Ah, yes, do not forget about the Abbey factor for Dartmouth at Heps, particularly when it's looking like Dana Giordano can hold her own for the 5k.

Just a note.... None of the current Penn Track and Field athletes were recruited by Steve Dolan... Not that he hasn't done a heck of a job coaching since he's been there! There has been a ton or work done creating this Penn surge before his arrival. Kudos to the Penn staff on their work reviving the program!

GoPenn wrote:

Just a note.... None of the current Penn Track and Field athletes were recruited by Steve Dolan.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe Coach Dolan is in his second year at the helm of Penn xc/tf.

I suppose it's possible, but I find it difficult to believe that Steve had nothing to do with the recruiting of this year's freshmen. Yes, I'd bet that he did not *initiate* contact with most of them--that mostly takes place in a student-athlete's junior year of high school, if not earlier--but it's hard to imagine that he was not involved in "sealing the deal" with them in the winter and spring of 2012-2013.

I do completely agree that Penn has had *several* sound years of recruiting, and that Dolan walked into a nice situation with a lot of talent already on hand--a nice gift from his predecessor(s).