10k results

Did not expect Wejo to do so well.

Hell of a run. Wejo must have mixed it up with the best for the whole race. Nice new PR as well.

Any deeper results?

1 Alan Culpepper adidas 27:55.36

2 Meb Keflezighi NIKE 27:57.59

3 Daniel Browne NIKE 28:03.48

4 Weldon Johnson unattached 28:06.58

5 Abdi Abdirahman NIKE 28:07.20

6 Ian Dobson Stanford 28:20.51

7 Chris Graff Farm Team 28:21.41

8 Edwardo Torres Colorado 28:21.46

9 Ryan Kirkpatrick U.S. Army 28:23.29

10 Adam Tenforde Stanford 28:23.67

11 Matthew Gonzales unattached 28:48.21

12 Brian Sell Hansons Runn 28:55.01

13 James Carney unattached 29:05.82

14 Donovan Fellows Indiana Invaders 29:24.11

15 Nolan Swanson Asics 29:39.47

16 Shawn Found U.S. Army 29:48.81

17 Adam Wallace unattached 30:50.36

splits were 430, 859, 1116 for 4k, 1401-5k, 1758- fourmiles, 2340- 8400m...sorry for the random splits, rojo was pretty excited. Great race for wejo. I guess the leaders kept surging every 200 or so and then slow down. I heard a few 68 high laps even for the leaders...

Maybe it is time that WEJO tries to run the marathon seriously as 28:06 still stays home! Great Job on the PR WEJO!!

Road Racer XX

Looks like a nice breakthrough race for Dobson and Torres. Sweet running by Wejo, nice PR.

Impressive showing by Ed. Not so impressive by Gonzo. He said he wanted to run with the leaders, so maybe they pulled him out a bit too fast.

looks like wejo proved everyone wrong that said he shouldn't be in the race.....heck yeah man, a PR as well, always gotta be happy with that

Nice running by WEJO!!! Must be nice to finally be back, guess he proved he really belonged in the race. Another who impressed me is Dobson, wow a week after NCAA's runs another pr that's tough to do, makes you wonder if he was fresh like the others, also Teneforde did pretty well along with Torres bouncing back, Stanford is going to be tough to be beat come x-c.....

Found, US ARMY, nice job, maybe next time he can go under 29:30. How did he get into the race? Maybe Wells should have run too. I guess if you are from Boulder you can get into the meet just by your place of residence or by running for a Mexican Olympian!! What a waste of talent!

Track Fan

Ed Torres could have run better if the NCAA's were not so close to the USATF's.

Either one or both organizations should make a dilligent effort to allow at least 10 days - 2 weeks between competitions.....especially for next year.

There is usually more time before the Olympic Trials, so that should not be a problem in the Olympic Year.

UNM Fan

Kind of tough for NCAA to re-adjust to USATF after they set up the regionals stuff this year. NCAA will prioritize NCAA and vice-versa. Evidence the notable lack of much mention of world-class performances at NCAA on USATF website this week.

Congrats Wejo. Awesome. A few ticks from a place on the awards stand.

alright wejo! way to go! how come you show up as unattached instead of running for letsrun?

Does Browne have an "A" standard? 27:49. Does WeJo have a shot at going to WC? That would be Awesome WeJo, hope you try for it.

Must be really tough, Track Fan, having to take it up the ass all the time. Really, go buy a blow job. It might release some of the anger.

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Found, US ARMY, nice job, maybe next time he can go under 29:30. How did he get into the race? Maybe Wells should have run too. I guess if you are from Boulder you can get into the meet just by your place of residence or by running for a Mexican Olympian!! What a waste of talent!

Track Fan

Whatever! Browne has the standard at 27:47!

Track Fan

Big breakthrough for E. Torres (about a 20 second PR). Dobson and Tenforde ran well, especially only a week after NCAA's, where they also ran PRs. And of course, Wejo, who I thought was doomed to an injury shortened career, scoring a nice PR, taking 4th and acquiring some major scalps (Abdi in particular), great job.