Men's team standings... does anybody know where the triple jump stands?
Right now Oregon leads USC by 29.5, with the 4x400 and the triple jump still unresolved. USC has the fastest 4x4 seed, but Oregon should get some points.
At this point I'm only worried about USC winning the 4x4, sweeping the TJ or close to it, and Oregon DNFing in the 4x4.
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Oregon women's 4x400 team was the "we've got this in the bag" squad... meaning the team standings, not the relay. Bunch of freshman middle distance girls, 7th place. Kind of an anti-climax but I don't blame Vin.
Event 32 Women 4x400 Meter Relay
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School Finals H# Points
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Finals
1 UCLA 'A' 3:34.82 2 10
1) Joy Eaton JR 2) Turquoise Thompson FR
3) Krishna Curry SR 4) Ashlea McLaughlin JR
2 Arizona State 'A' 3:36.31 2 8
1) Dominique' Maloy JR 2) Keia Pinnick FR
3) Kayla Sanchez SO 4) Jasmine Chaney JR
3 Arizona 'A' 3:37.61 2 6
1) Christina Rodgers JR 2) Echos Blevins SO
3) Deanna Sullivan JR 4) Georganne Moline SO
4 California 'A' 3:40.58 1 5
1) Jasmine Joseph FR 2) Angelica Weaver FR
3) Kayla Dixon JR 4) Alima Kamara FR
5 Washington St. 'A' 3:41.19 1 4
1) Shawna Fermin FR 2) Anna Layman JR
3) Veronica Elseroad-Wall JR 4) Princess Joy Griffey SR
6 Washington 'A' 3:46.35 1 3
1) Falesha Ankton SR 2) Nikki Codd SO
3) Amber Finley SO 4) Jordan Carlson SO
7 Oregon 'A' 3:47.26 2 2
1) Alexandria Davidson FR 2) Becca Friday FR
3) Chloe Steinbeck FR 4) Anne Kesselring FR
8 Stanford 'A' 3:48.57 1 1
1) Brittni Dixon-Smith JR 2) Arantxa King JR
3) Kala Stepter FR 4) Sarah Matthew SR
-- USC 'A' DQ 2
1) Shalina Clarke SR 2) Elizabeth Olear SR
3) Myra Hasson SR 4) Dalilah Muhammad SO
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Women - Team Rankings - 21 Events Scored
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1) Oregon 215 2) Arizona 109
3) Arizona State 89.50 4) USC 89
5) Stanford 88 6) UCLA 71.50
7) California 55.50 8) Washington St. 52 -
Oregonlive t&f blog reports the TJ is over, and though he doesn't have results, it looks like USC didn't get enough points for the 4x400 to matter. The men have wrapped up the P10 title to go along with the women who have already done so.
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Pac 10 Conference
Track & Field Championship
University of California Berkeley - 5/8/2010 to 5/16/2010
Event 32 Women 4x400 Meter Relay
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School Finals H# Points
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Finals
1 UCLA 'A' 3:34.82 2 10
1) Joy Eaton JR 2) Turquoise Thompson FR
3) Krishna Curry SR 4) Ashlea McLaughlin JR
2 Arizona State 'A' 3:36.31 2 8
1) Dominique' Maloy JR 2) Keia Pinnick FR
3) Kayla Sanchez SO 4) Jasmine Chaney JR
3 Arizona 'A' 3:37.61 2 6
1) Christina Rodgers JR 2) Echos Blevins SO
3) Deanna Sullivan JR 4) Georganne Moline SO
4 California 'A' 3:40.58 1 5
1) Jasmine Joseph FR 2) Angelica Weaver FR
3) Kayla Dixon JR 4) Alima Kamara FR
5 Washington St. 'A' 3:41.19 1 4
1) Shawna Fermin FR 2) Anna Layman JR
3) Veronica Elseroad-Wall JR 4) Princess Joy Griffey SR
6 Washington 'A' 3:46.35 1 3
1) Falesha Ankton SR 2) Nikki Codd SO
3) Amber Finley SO 4) Jordan Carlson SO
7 Oregon 'A' 3:47.26 2 2
1) Alexandria Davidson FR 2) Becca Friday FR
3) Chloe Steinbeck FR 4) Anne Kesselring FR
8 Stanford 'A' 3:48.57 1 1
1) Brittni Dixon-Smith JR 2) Arantxa King JR
3) Kala Stepter FR 4) Sarah Matthew SR
-- USC 'A' DQ 2
1) Shalina Clarke SR 2) Elizabeth Olear SR
3) Myra Hasson SR 4) Dalilah Muhammad SO
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Women - Team Rankings - 21 Events Scored
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1) Oregon 215 2) Arizona 109
3) Arizona State 89.50 4) USC 89
5) Stanford 88 6) UCLA 71.50
7) California 55.50 8) Washington St. 52
9) Washington 47.50 -
WOOHOO!
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It's official... pretty close score.
Event 12 Men 4x400 Meter Relay
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School Finals Points
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Finals
1 USC 'A' 3:06.07 10
1) Bryshon Nellum JR 2) Jason Price SR
3) Joey Hughes SO 4) Reggie Wyatt FR
2 Arizona State 'A' 3:06.80 8
1) Justin Kremer SR 2) Allante Battle SO
3) Donald Sanford SR 4) Joel Phillip SR
3 Stanford 'A' 3:09.59 6
1) Durell Coleman SR 2) Spencer Chase FR
3) Zach Chandy JR 4) Amaechi Morton SO
4 Oregon 'A' 3:10.13 5
1) Travis Thompson JR 2) Andrew Wheating SR
3) Elijah Greer FR 4) Chad Barlow SR
5 Washington St. 'A' 3:10.83 4
1) Reny Follett SR 2) Jeshua Anderson JR
3) Joe Abbott SO 4) Luke Lemenager SR
6 UCLA 'A' 3:16.20 3
1) Trent Perez SO 2) Scott Crawford SR
3) Jonathan Simmons SO 4) Cory Primm JR
7 Washington 'A' 3:17.35 2
1) Sam Rucker SO 2) Ryan Styrk SO
3) Miles Timpe JR 4) Colton Dunn FR
8 Arizona 'A' 3:21.00 1
1) Armand Rhone SO 2) Dylan Fitzpatrick SR
3) Jordan Mara JR 4) Abdi Hassan SO
-- California 'A' SCR
1) Ryan Holmes SO 2) Sebastian Sam SO
3) Tojsh Kennedy JR 4) Tom Blocker FR
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Men - Team Rankings - 21 Events Scored
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1) Oregon 168.50 2) USC 156
3) Stanford 92 4) Arizona State 85
4) UCLA 85 6) Washington 68
7) Washington St. 67 8) California 59
9) Arizona 26 10) Oregon State 6.50 -
Pac 10 Conference
Track & Field Championship
University of California Berkeley - 5/8/2010 to 5/16/2010
Event 12 Men 4x400 Meter Relay
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School Finals Points
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Finals
1 USC 'A' 3:06.07 10
1) Bryshon Nellum JR 2) Jason Price SR
3) Joey Hughes SO 4) Reggie Wyatt FR
2 Arizona State 'A' 3:06.80 8
1) Justin Kremer SR 2) Allante Battle SO
3) Donald Sanford SR 4) Joel Phillip SR
3 Stanford 'A' 3:09.59 6
1) Durell Coleman SR 2) Spencer Chase FR
3) Zach Chandy JR 4) Amaechi Morton SO
4 Oregon 'A' 3:10.13 5
1) Travis Thompson JR 2) Andrew Wheating SR
3) Elijah Greer FR 4) Chad Barlow SR
5 Washington St. 'A' 3:10.83 4
1) Reny Follett SR 2) Jeshua Anderson JR
3) Joe Abbott SO 4) Luke Lemenager SR
6 UCLA 'A' 3:16.20 3
1) Trent Perez SO 2) Scott Crawford SR
3) Jonathan Simmons SO 4) Cory Primm JR
7 Washington 'A' 3:17.35 2
1) Sam Rucker SO 2) Ryan Styrk SO
3) Miles Timpe JR 4) Colton Dunn FR
8 Arizona 'A' 3:21.00 1
1) Armand Rhone SO 2) Dylan Fitzpatrick SR
3) Jordan Mara JR 4) Abdi Hassan SO
-- California 'A' SCR
1) Ryan Holmes SO 2) Sebastian Sam SO
3) Tojsh Kennedy JR 4) Tom Blocker FR
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Men - Team Rankings - 21 Events Scored
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1) Oregon 168.50 2) USC 156
3) Stanford 92 4) Arizona State 85
4) UCLA 85 6) Washington 68
7) Washington St. 67 8) California 59
9) Arizona 26 10) Oregon State 6.50 -
USC's TJers got 1, 4, 9, 15 (there were 4 of 'em, not 3) and Oregon's guy got 6th. I was a little worried about USC getting 1-3-4 or something.
Great job, Duck men and women!
It's hard not to call Eaton the MVP but I'd almost give it to AJ, because he exceeded expectations by such a wide margin. -
Co-MVA's?
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Anybody catch a split on the oregon md guys (wheating and greer) on the 4x4?
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4x4 wrote:
Anybody catch a split on the oregon md guys (wheating and greer) on the 4x4?
Nope, but my guess is 48 - 47 - 48 - 46 (plus a few tenths here and there) -
Centro was WAY back before he stepped off. McNamara was back off the lead pack too but not as far as Centro.
SubOneForty wrote:
Heard through the grapevine wrote:
SubOneForty wrote:
Matt Centro DNF? was he a rabbit?
I have a feeling Vin told Jordan McNamera and Matt C. to step off after he finished doing a little quick math on the points.
ah, sounds reasonable. i wanted to see how Matt would have fared at 5k. -
wqrersfadtrwaertqwer wrote:
Centro was WAY back before he stepped off. McNamara was back off the lead pack too but not as far as Centro.
SubOneForty wrote:
Heard through the grapevine wrote:
SubOneForty wrote:
Matt Centro DNF? was he a rabbit?
I have a feeling Vin told Jordan McNamera and Matt C. to step off after he finished doing a little quick math on the points.
ah, sounds reasonable. i wanted to see how Matt would have fared at 5k.
Vin has run guys like that before, told them to basically dog it while the points are added and then pulls them. They're only there if the points don't add up right in which case he'd tell him to start reeling in the last few point spots. With a guy like centro (major 1500 threat at NCAA's and not a super strength guy) no point having him run hard for 8 or 9 laps to drop out when NCAA's is coming right up. Notice wheatings light load. The most important guys had the easiest loads this meet. Acosta was the exception but he's out to prove he's got someting right now. I wouldn't be surprised to see fleet bounce back for NCAA's. May be a little flat after the Penn relay meet mid-season. -
Heard through the grapevine wrote:
I have a feeling Vin told Jordan McNamera and Matt C. to step off after he finished doing a little quick math on the points.
What makes you think that? In Duck World is Lannana the only one who can figure that the Ducks could score 0 points in the 5k and relay and still win?
You guys are geniuses. -
Albert Einstein wrote:
Heard through the grapevine wrote:
I have a feeling Vin told Jordan McNamera and Matt C. to step off after he finished doing a little quick math on the points.
What makes you think that? In Duck World is Lannana the only one who can figure that the Ducks could score 0 points in the 5k and relay and still win?
You guys are geniuses.
The triple jump results were not in when Vin had to tell guys to warm up and toe the line; also it is good mental prep for these guys for other meets, next year etc.
