29:30?
Should be interesting.
Cool beans
Dnf
29 flat
Should be good for sub-29, but his mileage might be on the low side.
Will he go out in under 55 for the 1st 400?
1 Schilit, Jordan Haverford 29:30.00
2 Cheserek, Edward Graybee Trac 29:39.00
3 Marantz, Cameron Unattached 29:45.00
4 Kamyszek, Reed Syracuse 29:50.00
5 Molke, Robert Syracuse 29:50.00
6 Hausherr, David La Salle 29:55.00
7 Arroyo Yamin, Alejandro Princeton 30:00.00
8 Frankin, Michael Princeton 30:00.00
9 Hibbs, Joshua Central Park 30:00.00
10 Udland, Tyler Princeton 30:00.00
11 Leung, Brian Princeton 30:00.00
12 Vitez, Jonathan Princeton 30:00.00
13 Geoghegan, Patrick Syracuse 30:00.00
14 McDonald, Matt Princeton 30:00.00
15 Dialynas, Thomas Princeton 30:00.00
16 Composto, Nico Columbia 30:10.00
17 Beveridge, Joe La Salle 30:10.50
18 Spencer, Leighton Columbia 30:15.00
19 Sienko, Jake Columbia 30:15.00
20 Massam, Ben Unattached 30:16.83
21 Sohail, Faraz Haverford 30:20.00
22 Kissin, Peter Haverford 30:20.00
23 Sturner, Andrew Haverford 30:20.00
24 Brownell, Gary Columbia 30:20.00
25 Sokas, Brian Haverford 30:20.00
26 Wilson, David Syracuse 30:20.00
27 Squeri, Jon Syracuse 30:20.00
28 Snyder, Paul Columbia 30:20.00
those are seed times
26:16
I would not expect anything too fast since he is training for the mile/2-mile. I would guess around 29:20.
comastamina wrote:
1 Schilit, Jordan Haverford 29:30.00
2 Cheserek, Edward Graybee Trac 29:39.00
3 Marantz, Cameron Unattached 29:45.00
4 Kamyszek, Reed Syracuse 29:50.00
5 Molke, Robert Syracuse 29:50.00
6 Hausherr, David La Salle 29:55.00
7 Arroyo Yamin, Alejandro Princeton 30:00.00
8 Frankin, Michael Princeton 30:00.00
9 Hibbs, Joshua Central Park 30:00.00
10 Udland, Tyler Princeton 30:00.00
11 Leung, Brian Princeton 30:00.00
12 Vitez, Jonathan Princeton 30:00.00
13 Geoghegan, Patrick Syracuse 30:00.00
14 McDonald, Matt Princeton 30:00.00
15 Dialynas, Thomas Princeton 30:00.00
16 Composto, Nico Columbia 30:10.00
17 Beveridge, Joe La Salle 30:10.50
18 Spencer, Leighton Columbia 30:15.00
19 Sienko, Jake Columbia 30:15.00
20 Massam, Ben Unattached 30:16.83
21 Sohail, Faraz Haverford 30:20.00
22 Kissin, Peter Haverford 30:20.00
23 Sturner, Andrew Haverford 30:20.00
24 Brownell, Gary Columbia 30:20.00
25 Sokas, Brian Haverford 30:20.00
26 Wilson, David Syracuse 30:20.00
27 Squeri, Jon Syracuse 30:20.00
28 Snyder, Paul Columbia 30:20.00
Does nobody here actually HAVE a seed time...?
Seyta wrote:
Does nobody here actually HAVE a seed time...?
That one unattached dude does.
1 Arroyo Yamin, Alejand PRIN 29:27.00
2 Leung, Brian PRIN 29:34.72
3 Molke, Robert SYR 29:35.72
4 Udland, Tyler PRIN 29:39.81
5 Marantz, Cameron UNA 29:40.65
6 Dialynas, Thomas PRIN 29:41.22
7 Cheserek, Edward GRAY 29:42.31
8 Composto, Nico COLU 29:42.77
9 Schilit, Jordan HAVE 29:46.07
10 Frankin, Michael PRIN 29:50.80
11 Brownell, Gary COLU 29:54.00
12 Kamyszek, Reed SYR 29:58.18
13 Spencer, Leighton COLU 30:09.25
14 Geoghegan, Patrick SYR 30:10.74
15 Snyder, Paul COLU 30:19.37
16 Vitez, Jonathan PRIN 30:24.22
17 Sokas, Brian HAVE 30:25.55
18 Sohail, Faraz HAVE 30:26.81
19 Sturner, Andrew HAVE 30:28.10
20 Squeri, Jon SYR 30:29.25
21 Kissin, Peter HAVE 30:46.51
22 Wilson, David SYR 31:15.62
No offense to Ed, but not real impressive. Like others said, it's too far out of his training/racing comfort zone. He's probably capable of under 13:50 for 5k, and usually someone that fast is under 29:00 if they're trained for it.
#8 all-time, but when you consider someone who was much slower at other distances - Parker Stinson - is ahead at 29:23 then it doesn't seem as impressive.
He's faster than Chapa at every distance, that should
work in his favor. Main issue is the pacing.
dsrunner has the day off wrote:
He's faster than Chapa at every distance, that should
work in his favor. Main issue is the pacing.
Sorry he is 1:10 slower than Chapa, pacing ain't gonna do it, unless you mean he just needs to run a faster pace.
Maybe his balls aren't as big as Chapa's? Takes real balls for a HS kid to do what Chapa did.
If I read one more post about a Kenyan interloper, Cheserek or otherwise, age indeterminate, recruited in by unethical coaches to get an advantage over native American runners, I am going straight to officials at the NCAA and USATF levels. We are now learning that Sam Chelanga, running as a college level runner through last year, is now running professionally at his real age, 27!!!! This is nothing less than an outrage, a crisis in the American college, and increasingly high school, running scenes, and a slap in the face to every American high school and college runner who plays by the rules. Serious comments only, please.
It Ain't What It Is wrote:
If I read one more post about a Kenyan interloper, Cheserek or otherwise, age indeterminate, recruited in by unethical coaches to get an advantage over native American runners, I am going straight to officials at the NCAA and USATF levels. We are now learning that Sam Chelanga, running as a college level runner through last year, is now running professionally at his real age, 27!!!! This is nothing less than an outrage, a crisis in the American college, and increasingly high school, running scenes, and a slap in the face to every American high school and college runner who plays by the rules. Serious comments only, please.
I hope you realize that Sam Chelanga never actually falsified his age when enrolled in college... He was either 24 or 25 when he graduated
hello? wrote:
dsrunner has the day off wrote:He's faster than Chapa at every distance, that should
work in his favor. Main issue is the pacing.
Sorry he is 1:10 slower than Chapa, pacing ain't gonna do it, unless you mean he just needs to run a faster pace.
Maybe his balls aren't as big as Chapa's? Takes real balls for a HS kid to do what Chapa did.
Pace went out at 72s (30:00 pace) for 8K. Top 15 or so were all with the rabbit until he stepped off. So Cheserek closed in 2:42 for his last K. That's definitely an impressive close, but he's a long way off Chapa. In a more evenly-run race I give him about a 29:20.
Ok. Lets lower the competition level and only let american students run in college. What a joke. This should push americans to train harder if they want to compete.