Official 2016 Penn Relay Discussion Thread

Bump. College women's DMR Championship of America starts in 10 minutes.

In the women’s DMR Championship of America, Villanova hands off in first, Gtown just behind. Siofra Cleirigh Buttner led off for Nova, Andrea Keklak for Georgetown

3:25.9 (68.9-73.8-63.2)

55.1 Gtown in the lead, gap to Nova, OK State and UConn

Gtown and Katrina Coogan have a six-second lead over OK State at final exchange.

Jonathan Gault wrote:

Gtown and Katrina Coogan have a six-second lead over OK State at final exchange.

I think I know how this plays out.Gtown the team that won indoors will win again.

rojo wrote:

Jonathan Gault wrote:

Gtown and Katrina Coogan have a six-second lead over OK State at final exchange.

I think I know how this plays out.Gtown the team that won indoors will win again.

Of course, Edwards is damn good. But six seconds is just enough to be enough in a DMR. if it's 3 seconds, you might as well get it behind.

Jonathan Gault wrote:

Could Georgetown sweep all three distance relays? They should win the 4x800 on Saturday. The question is whether they can win the 4x1500 tomorrow.

Triple is way easier on the women's side than the men's as you never have to run two races in one day. The year Columbia won the 4 x 800 they had the advantage of facing a tired Michigan team that had run the 4 x mile.

We were wrong to doubt Georgetown in our preview. The Hoyas crushed everyone and Katrina Coogan didn't even have to work hard on the anchor leg (she split around 4:44). OK State second, Nova third, Dartmouth fourth.

Splits for top teams

PL SCHOOL/AFFILIATION MARK ATHLETES ID

1 Georgetown 11:12.73 Andrea Keklak (3:28.33), Heather Martin (55.12), Sabrina Southerland (2:05.22), Katrina Coogan (4:44.07) AB

2 Oklahoma State 11:17.94 Savannah Camacho (3:31.00), Clara Nichols (55.11), Kaylee Dodd (2:08.34), Kaela Edwards (4:43.51) AC

3 Villanova 11:21.77 Siofra Cleirigh Buttner (3:28.14), Sidney Hayes (56.32), Rebecca Del Rossi (2:12.34), Sammy Bockoven (4:44.99) AA

4 Dartmouth 11:28.03 Helen Schlachtenhaufen (3:34.20), Marissa Evans (56.65), Bridget O'Neill (2:11.83), Dana Giordano (4:45.37) AF

5 UConn 11:30.92 Laura Williamson (3:30.47), Paris Taft (54.89), Lisa Zimmer (2:10.53), Alexis Panisse (4:55.05) AI

6 Duke 11:32.10 Liz Lansing (3:36.15), India Lowe (57.08), Kim Hallowes (2:10.51), Madison Granger (4:48.37) AJ

7 Indiana 11:32.52 Brenna Calder (3:30.98), Sydney Anderson (57.52), Kellie Davis (2:13.74), Brianna Johnson (4:50.30) AH

8 St. John's 11:47.45 Antonia Howard (3:41.12), Jasmine Burkett (56.91), Marlow Schulz (2:17.71), Stephanie Vanpelt (4:51.72) AT

9 American 12:00.89 AN

10 Lehigh 12:06.82 Hannah Leskow (3:40.41), Rachel Okun (59.71), Ann O'Connell (2:19.02), Marissa Karl (5:07.69) AR

11 Monmouth 12:09.17 AP

Could Georgetown sweep all three distance relays? They should win the 4x800 on Saturday. The question is whether they can win the 4x1500 tomorrow.

rojo wrote:

Jonathan Gault wrote:

Could Georgetown sweep all three distance relays? They should win the 4x800 on Saturday. The question is whether they can win the 4x1500 tomorrow.

Triple is way easier on the women's side than the men's as you never have to run two races in one day. The year Columbia won the 4 x 800 they had the advantage of facing a tired Michigan team that had run the 4 x mile.

I feel like the Relays' schedule is kinder to the women than the men. For example, the men have to do their 4x400 heats on Saturday morning and then turn around to run the finals at the end of the Saturday competition, while the women had their 4x400 heats today and race their finals at the end of day Saturday. Then there is distance double mentioned in the quote above.

Also, why don't the women do the 4xmile like the men? Why the 4x1500?

Is there a live stream available not through flotrack?

help a friend wrote:

Is there a live stream available not through flotrack?

No there is not.

In the girls HS DMR, Kate Murphy of Lake Braddock got the baton 8 seconds back but 4 minutes 37.65 seconds later she was the winner.

That's a pretty sick split. The Washington Post has an article on her run here:

RESULTS

PL SCHOOL/AFFILIATION MARK ATHLETES ID

1 Lake Braddock (Burke, VA) 11:36.52 Samantha Schwers (3:41.09), Skyla Davidson (59.88), Shannon Browning (2:17.90), Kate Murphy (4:37.65) A

2 Saratoga Springs (Saratoga Springs, NY) 11:46.84 Amelia Mahoney (3:38.27), Valentine Starnes (1:01.30), Keellyn Cummings (2:15.22), Kelsey Chmiel (4:52.05) B

3 Monroe-Woodbury (Central Valley, NY) 11:51.65 Kristin Kral (3:43.43), Kristin Lubeskie (59.30), Jessica Cueva-Scarpelli (2:17.98), Katie Munks (4:50.94) J

4 Unionville (Kennett Square, PA) 11:58.16 Kacie Breeding (3:37.54), Lyndsay Hastings (1:02.55), Camryn Rickenbach (2:22.21), Anna Juul (4:55.86) P

5 Southern Regional (Manahawkin, NJ) 12:00.32 Liz Chartier (3:39.41), Morgan Koeppen (1:00.01), Taylor Mulch (2:17.82), Kaitlyn Mooney (5:03.09) G

6 Ursuline School (New Rochelle, NY) 12:06.45 Lily Flynn (3:38.91), Keira Tobia (1:01.12), Sarah Flynn (2:21.04), Anna Flynn (5:05.39) F

7 Warwick Valley (Warwick, NY) 12:09.03 Jennie Prial (3:50.31), Jessica Savarese (1:01.36), Greer Liguori (2:25.96), Megan Reilly (4:51.42) D

8 Friends' Central (Wynnewood, PA) 12:09.58 Emily Burd (3:48.05), Nyssa Shoenfeld (1:01.95), Claire Szapary (2:26.10), Gabrielle Wilkinson (4:53.49) E

9 La Salle Academy (Providence, RI) 12:10.52 Emily Kane (3:44.15), Alyson Walsh (1:02.98), Karina Tavares (2:25.03), Eliza Rego (4:58.38) H

10 Pennsbury (Fairless Hills, PA) 12:12.45 Mary Webb (3:48.13), Dasia Pressley (58.37), Maddie Sauer (2:21.19), Olivia Sargent (5:04.77) M

11 Palos Verdes (Palos Verdes Estates, CA) 12:15.79 Camille Hines (3:44.39), Jessica Lazo (59.71), Morgan Irish (2:24.21), Jacquelyn Smith (5:07.50) C

12 Ridgewood (Ridgewood, NJ) 12:17.99 Samantha Halvorsen (3:40.81), Meghan Adams (1:02.69), Leah Rosenfeld (2:25.37), Olympia martin (5:09.14) K

13 Paint Branch (Burtonsville, MD) 12:18.37 Yasmine Kass (3:50.25), Precious Igwebuike (1:00.05), Kyra Badrian (2:23.94), Bethlehem Taye (5:04.14) O

14 Colonie Central (Albany, NY) 12:19.05 Bellame Bower (3:45.16), Allyson Oertel (1:00.28), Marilyn O'Brien (2:20.05), Amanda Chambers (5:13.57) I

15 Notre Dame (Staten Island, NY) 12:20.85 Keiana Mitchell (3:53.50), Ariella Garcia (1:01.07), Olivia Jaenicke (2:21.16), Sydney Rice (5:05.13) N

16 Concord-Carlisle (Concord, MA) 12:22.00 Meg Wilson (3:44.57), Valerie Reiling (1:00.24), Maggie Nickerson (2:25.67), Margot Ehrenthal (5:11.54) L

17 Pope John XXIII (Sparta, NJ) 12:32.25 Abigail Post (3:51.74), Stephanie Buck (1:00.68), Abby Keller (2:23.42), Anna Campbell (5:16.43)

Former FL champ Tessa Barrett was 2nd in the collegiate 5000:

FINAL ON TIME

PL ID ATHLETE SCHOOL/AFFILIATION MARK SEC

1 11 Taylor Tubbs Florida 16:07.55 1

2 3 Tessa Barrett Penn State 16:08.11 1

3 1 Chelsea Blaase Tennessee 16:13.22 1

4 10 Jillian Hunsberger Penn State 16:27.39 1

5 78 Kylene Cochrane Penn 16:33.00 1

6 33 Katie McMenamin Swarthmore 16:34.99 1

7 23 Megan Kellogg St. Lawrence 16:38.29 1

8 35 Chanli Mundy Indiana 16:41.63 1

Barrett's pb is 15:46 from indoors.

Mens OD 10ooo

Results

PL

ID

Athlete

School/Affiliation

Mark

1 64 Craig Lautenslager unattached 29:18.13

2 65 Ryan Mahalsky District TC 29:20.58

3 63 Brendan Martin New York AC 29:43.27

4 62 Thomas Toth N/A 29:57.21

5 69 Addison Monroe Unattached 30:12.78

6 70 Charles Murphy Philly Runner TC 30:21.36

7 66 Justin Garrard Kansas City Smoke 30:27.94

8 73 Dan Harper Boston Athletic Association 30:34.44

9 72 Jerry Faulkner New York AC 31:21.04

1 8 Liam Hillery Providence 29:22.38

2 18 Michael Crozier Georgetown 29:32.76

3 5 Glen Burkhardt Penn State 29:45.74

4 3 August Pappas Michigan 29:48.61

5 10 Andrew Tario Iona 29:52.75

6 19 Barrett Kemp Buffalo 29:55.52

7 34 Moses Aloiloi Tulane 30:02.99

8 26 Mohamed Hussein Amherst 30:05.88

9 17 Aaron Hanlon Providence 30:06.29

10 30 Mike O'Dowd Iona 30:17.69

11 45 Alfredo Mazzuca SUNY/Geneseo 30:20.51

12 27 Schaffer Ochstein Johns Hopkins 30:21.47

13 43 Anthony Lupia Oneonta State 30:25.32

14 40 Daniel Beamer Charlotte 30:25.96

15 36 Jeffrey Antolos Canisius 30:27.77

16 38 Stephan Listabarth Temple 30:28.97

17 35 Andrew Berge Buffalo 30:30.40

18 46 Alexis Lavoie Gilbert Laval 30:40.36

19 39 Tyler McLaren Southern New Hampshire 30:53.91

20 31 Spencer Johnson Marist 31:01.77

21 48 Robert Browning Indiana 31:06.22

21 48 Robert Browning Indiana 31:06.22

22 37 Ignatio Hernando Southern New Hampshire 31:25.69

23 47 Spencer Friske Swarthmore 31:27.36

24 33 Zach Greth Charlotte 31:36.48

25 9 Toby Loveridge Cincinnati 31:48.88

26 42 Dietrich Mosel Marist 32:00.66

I left out the 6th team . Nova.

Women's 4 x 1500 started a little early

1st leg is over. Top 5 teams are Richmond, Georgetown, Oregon, Indiana and Penn State. They are clear of the field. They said it was 425ish. I'm not sure it was quite that fast.

About 851-2 after two legs. Indiana and Oregon are 10 meters clear.

Halfway athough leg #3. Georgetown has caught up and gone into the lead. They are running Katrina Coogan on the leg. Announcers don't seem to realize it.

Oregon is going with them. Nova is with Indiana in 3rd and 4th about 10 meters back.

Close to 4:20 for Coogan probably. Georgetown and oregon are 10-15 meters clear at start of leg #4. Keklac and LeBlanc.