1 Dannemiller, Adrien Cornell 8:47.80 8:46.66N
1 Mahoney, Travis Temple 9:00.68 8:46.66N
3 Soroko, Mike Rider 8:53.00 8:52.22N
4 Richards, Nathan Yale 8:52.50 8:54.15N
5 Dupont, Pat Syracuse 9:00.00 8:54.29N
6 Bogdan, Matt Yale 9:03.21 8:58.09N
7 Owens, Eddie Unattached 9:04.00 8:59.53N
8 Darrah, Max Georgetown 9:04.00 9:00.38N
9 Quinn, Adam Binghamton 8:59.00 9:01.08N
10 Davies, Jack Middlebury 8:52.00 9:01.28N
HS'er Eddie Owens 8:59.53 3k STEEPLE
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What are his flat times?
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are there updating results anywhere?
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1000-2:34
1600-4:26
2mile-9:08
5,000-14:49
2,000m Steeplechase - 6:00
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A 9:08 two mile might indicate that this guy is a steepler, although note that his 2000SC was exactly on pace with his 3000SC, so may be some PRs are 'long in the tooth'
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Thanks!
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26mi235 wrote:
A 9:08 two mile might indicate that this guy is a steepler, although note that his 2000SC was exactly on pace with his 3000SC, so may be some PRs are 'long in the tooth'
This is the perfect example of what constitutes a steeplechaser. Sign em up. -
Has high school outdoor track started in NJ and the NE? I haven't seen any news about the Rosas, Cheserek, Elkaim and all the other distance guys from over there.
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Talk about a strength runner. Sick run.
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Daniel Komen ran 8:54 steeple at age 17. So - hey he's keeping good company!
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Cheserek is on the start list for the 5000m at that same meet (Larry Ellis at Princeton) later tonight.
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When was the last time a high schooler broke 9 in the steeple?
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jflakdsieow wrote:
When was the last time a high schooler broke 9 in the steeple?
According to this http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/lists/display_list.php?list_id=34&sex_id=M&year=2008 it was 1979
But they're definitely not fully current as I see Finnerty's mile is missing from the list -
I think the last sub 9:00 HS steepler was Karl Van Calcar the national record holder around 1982 or 83.
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8:50.1 Jeff Hess (South, Eugene, Oregon) 1979
8:52.6 Jim Shields (Chaminade, Mineola, New York) 1976
8:56.9 John Gregorek (St Anthony, Smithtown, New York) 1978
8:59.53 Eddie Owens, Packer Collegiate, NY, NY)
9:02.56 Noel Bateman (Aquinas Institute, Rochester, New York) 2006
9:03.79 *Andy Martin (North Hunterdon, Annandale, New Jersey) 1984
9:05.6 Karl VanCalcar (Edmonds, Washington) 1983
9:06.2 John Gustafson (South, Eugene, Oregon) 1976
9:06.60 John Martinez (North Rockland, Thiells, New York) 2005
9:07.02 Pat DuPont (Fairport, New York) 2008
9:07.1 Garth Morrisette (Springfield, Oregon) 1982
The way I see it, he's not your typical high school Manchild that is the result of precocious puberty. This one is still a kid. Lot's of upside for him, in a big way.
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/high_school/more_sports/packer_owens_eager_to_step_on_national_xnB0vAAhqgOUGaZC1Z6h3H -
break it up wrote:
I think the last sub 9:00 HS steepler was Karl Van Calcar the national record holder around 1982 or 83.
The T&FN website lists him at 9:05 in 1983... Not sure what criteria they use to determine what counts since Finnerty's mile (post-season w/rabbits) apparently doesn't count, but Webb's mile (mid-season w/rabbits) and German's 2mile (post-season w/out rabbits) both do. So maybe Van Calcar ran that in a race that T&FN doesn't recognize as a high school race for record-keeping purposes? -
malmo wrote:
8:50.1 Jeff Hess (South, Eugene, Oregon) 1979
8:52.6 Jim Shields (Chaminade, Mineola, New York) 1976
8:56.9 John Gregorek (St Anthony, Smithtown, New York) 1978
8:59.53 Eddie Owens, Packer Collegiate, NY, NY)
9:00.11 Edward Cheserek (St. Benedict's, Newark, NJ)
9:02.56 Noel Bateman (Aquinas Institute, Rochester, New York) 2006
9:03.79 *Andy Martin (North Hunterdon, Annandale, New Jersey) 1984
9:05.6 Karl VanCalcar (Edmonds, Washington) 1983
9:06.2 John Gustafson (South, Eugene, Oregon) 1976
9:06.60 John Martinez (North Rockland, Thiells, New York) 2005
9:07.02 Pat DuPont (Fairport, New York) 2008
9:07.1 Garth Morrisette (Springfield, Oregon) 1982
The way I see it, he's not your typical high school Manchild that is the result of precocious puberty. This one is still a kid. Lot's of upside for him, in a big way.
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/high_school/more_sports/packer_owens_eager_to_step_on_national_xnB0vAAhqgOUGaZC1Z6h3H
List fixed for yet another high schooler throwing down on Princeton's track this year. -
Looks like a Princeton guy lost to one of their recruits. EMBARRASSING.
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The funny thing is, I bet the OP wouldn't have said anything if he had run 9:00.
