And, go.
And, go.
Top 3 from the 800 through DMR, who's it going to be?
We should probably see some of the usual names.. Sathre, some Haverford and NCC guys, Berube, Turlip/NYU DMR, Scheetz, Kramer, OshKosh DMR.
What about the women?
Middle distance events should be unbelievable just like outdoors. I think almost all the top guys are still around. 800/mile/DMR will be very competitive.
I'm picking drew for the win.
drewdrewdrew wrote:
I'm picking drew for the win.
i agree, drewdrewdrewdrewdrewdrewdrewdrewdrewdrewDrewdrew
can someone please confirm the rumors that senior mikael bernstine has transfered Centre College in Kentucky?
Thrice the college, thrice the knowledge?
I think NCC will win with 45 points over Central College, who will score 44 points.. oh wait..
Who is there this year in the 5k on the men's side? And how many are they taking to Nationals this year?
I appreciate the votes of confidence. That is all.
You guys are aware that there are no more qualifying standards, right? It's all going to be based off the Tffrs list and who is the top 15/17/18 in the country.
Interesting last chance meets.
what a waste of perfectly good eggs. i don't like this drew...
berube is going to dominate. Also i like that they go rid of the qualifying standards for indoor. Should make for a very interesting nationals
Also, WashU women vs. Middlebury rematch in the DMR?
what a waste of perfectly good eggs. i don't like this drew...[/quote]
this drew? I hope you realize that you are referring to the future of division III track and field.[quote]baxter? wrote:
drew for the win. DREW HAS WHAT IT TAKES
With Guarino gone, the mile field should be pretty wide open so I'm excited to see who steps up to take his title. Checking out the 1500 times from this past season, it should be tight and everyone is still eligible (including Turlip). Another thing to think about is who will pass up on the mile/800 to run the DMR since the trials are so close to the DMR finals.
With Spain gone, the 5k should be pretty tight and even deep and the 13 people at indoor nationals should really mke it a battle to even get there (which means entertaining last chance meets)... Any favorites or dark horses in the distance race?
What DMR teams are returning a full squad... off the top of my head:
MIT
Bowdoin
Bates
Middlebury
Geneseo
SLU
... from northeast so a little biased, but each of these teams are returing all their guys and all ran 9:58 --- off on exact times but still. My guess is it takes 9:54 at least to go this year with only 10 teams.
NYU also returns a full squad.
and they were a 9:54 team last year.