13:02 for third. Brian Fay 14 second PB for second, 13:01! Also the Norwegian Nordas runs 13:05 PB and Connor Burns runs 14:02 to miss the record again.
Results
13:02 for third. Brian Fay 14 second PB for second, 13:01! Also the Norwegian Nordas runs 13:05 PB and Connor Burns runs 14:02 to miss the record again.
Results
Nordas run 13:05!
Check out his progression:
17 - 2015 - 15:30.49
19 - 2017 - 14:23.58
20 - 2019 - 14:08.69
21 - 2020 - 13:33.39
22 - 2021 - 13:16.67
23 - 2022 - 13:15.82
24 - 2023 - 13:05.38
McGorty for president
Excited to see his continued progression now that he is focusing mostly on athletics. Major breakthrough in the 1500m this year for him, a result that was surprisingly even more competitive than this recent 5k. Looks like he'll be a force to be reckoned with in the 1500m as his endurance improves to ~12:50s for 5k.
Wonder if he’ll go for a 10k time trial as well?
Olin Hacker 13:09 in the b-heat too
Dudewhat? wrote:
Nordas run 13:05!
Check out his progression:
17 - 2015 - 15:30.49
19 - 2017 - 14:23.58
20 - 2019 - 14:08.69
21 - 2020 - 13:33.39
22 - 2021 - 13:16.67
23 - 2022 - 13:15.82
24 - 2023 - 13:05.38
Losing to McGorty and Fay by 3-4 seconds is almost surprisingly weak for a strength based 3:29.47 guy. I thought he was going to win.
jfareilla wrote:
13:02 for third. Brian Fay 14 second PB for second, 13:01! Also the Norwegian Nordas runs 13:05 PB and Connor Burns runs 14:02 to miss the record again.
He really is a man of steel
Virginia boi wrote:
McGorty for president
He really is a man of steel
Hugo Hay also, 13:02. Very impressive. Hay and Fay with big PBs. Great day for the ay's!
Wildschutt in 13.02 out of B heat.
its been fun watching Wildschutt compete in the NCAAs for several years & now he is still good for USA distance running as he's based in Flagstaff with Hoka NAZ Elite
ez_runner wrote:
its been fun watching Wildschutt compete in the NCAAs for several years & now he is still good for USA distance running as he's based in Flagstaff with Hoka NAZ Elite
Did Wildschutt become a U.S. Citizen?
Happy for McGorty. Great guy. Has managed to stay motivated through multiple injuries. must have had some dark days and second thoughts.
He stuck with it. Having wonderful results this recent season. Surrounded by supportive team mates and fierce personal motivation.
Way to go McGorty!
fghrunner wrote:
Wonder if he’ll go for a 10k time trial as well?
Probably not. He's currently ranked 28 for a field of 27, so he only needs 1 scratch. His teammate Fisher is next up and he has standard, assuming he could run.
Ghost1 wrote:
Did Wildschutt become a U.S. Citizen?
No. Unless he's a secret citizen like Lagat.