........PSAC.......

PEESAC wrote:

loch Haven is no where near the top of the distance standings this season. From my understanding, they may bag the indoor season and just try to get healthy for outdoors.

Slippery Rock is looking decent as well as kutztown.

in the end though, whats it even matter if times at the conference meet dont count due to the mismeasured track.

From what I heard from Watts himself, the track has been remeasured this year. It was about 6 inches off per lap prior to this year.

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Prediction: Ship wins no individual mens distance events at PSACs. 800-5k

A Vet wrote:

Prediction: Ship wins no individual mens distance events at PSACs. 800-5k

And Doug Watts won't give out any red cards this year either...

A Vet wrote:

Prediction: Ship wins no individual mens distance events at PSACs. 800-5k

Ballsy prediction! With that said, I'd be really interested to hear your predictions for individual champions. I could understand the 800 - that race is stacked with people from other schools.. but a mile with Gillette/Beegle? 3k/5k with Schelander/Beegle? They're bound to win at least 2, if not all of those races.

A Vet wrote:

Prediction: ESU wins no individual mens distance events at PSACs. 800-5k

Fixed*

Prediction: Donkey is granted special permission to race the PSAC meet and dominates the 800. Kevin Jewel.. more like Kevin Tool.

Where has Alex Smith from Cal been? He is not entered at the D2 challenge.

Historically what would you say is the toughest event to place (top 6) at outdoor PSAC?

I say the 800 meters because you have speed guys moving up and talented distance runners moving down and this is the longest track event with qualifying heats....

thoughts?

Last year by far the deepest event was the 800. Almost every athlete in the final was on the national list and sub 1:53. None of the other events had anything similar in far as depth.

Seb Low wrote:

Historically what would you say is the toughest event to place (top 6) at outdoor PSAC?

The steeplechase.

Only people that suck at everything else run the steeple.

False, take Nick Hilton for example.

faxster wrote:

Only people that suck at everything else run the steeple.

No Alex smith? Who's supposed to have the fastest time in prelims and lose to jewl in the final?

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Bryan Beegle 406.7. All-Time Conference Record.

But Ship probably won't win any individual events at PSACs.

Any other fast times in distance events this weekend?

Schelander ran a 14:26.87 and placed 2nd in the Men's College 5K.

Crofford ran 16:51.75 for 4th and Spratford ran 16:56.45 for 5th in the Wimminz 5K.

Jake Sitler- 8:30 3k

Matt Gillette- 4:12

Ryan Spangler- 4:17

Brian Quintrell- 4:18

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