The LetsRun critics will be milking the losses in this season until he wins his next XC title.
The LetsRun critics will be milking the losses in this season until he wins his next XC title.
On the upside and an unrelated note, Matthew Maton ran 3:42.68 tonight. Good mark for him after some debatably underwhelming college races in his first year.
He ran 7:57 3k, behind a Lewis and Clark athlete at 7:56. Third was about eight seconds behind Cheserek.
Maton won in 3:42.68, getting close to another sub 4 equivalent>>rounding into shape. Against a faster field, maybe he'll run 3:40 or under this month.
loknh wrote:
The LetsRun critics will be milking the losses in this season until he wins his next XC title.
Lewis and Clark STATE in Idaho not Lewis and Clark in Portland.
loknh wrote:
On the upside and an unrelated note, Matthew Maton ran 3:42.68 tonight. Good mark for him after some debatably underwhelming college races in his first year.
Not bad for a 20 year old.
They were a bit slow pacing wise and Maton finished strong. He move to the front between 400 and 300 to go(passing on the corner), ran around 42.5-.6 for final 300.
loknh wrote:
On the upside and an unrelated note, Matthew Maton ran 3:42.68 tonight. Good mark for him after some debatably underwhelming college races in his first year.
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Waterfall start.
Athlete with hip #1 placed on the inside.
#1 - #11 on waterfall, #12 and higher on alley
Meet: # 7:37.7h 1979 Rudy Chapa, Oregon
UO: ! 7:37.70 1979 Rudy Chapa, Oregon
Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Sam Atkin Lewis-Clark 7:56.70
2 Edward Cheserek Oregon 7:57.26
3 Eric Avila Team Run Eugene 8:05.24
4 Matthew Clowes Unattached 8:10.71
5 Tanner Anderson Unattached 8:11.72
6 DJ Flores Team Run Eugene 8:21.28
7 Brody Smith Unattached 8:22.36
8 Walter Vail Unattached 8:22.81
9 Andy Monroe Unattached 8:32.75
10 Doug Benson Team Run Eugene 8:33.97
11 Mitchell Butler Unattached 8:54.85
-- Bryan Fernandez Oregon DNF
-- John Ricardi Club NW DNF
-- Brendan Scanlon Team Run Eugene DNF
-- Matthew Melancon Oregon DNF
Here is a video of the finish.
https://twitter.com/Pac12Network/status/728762293354430464?lang=en
This bloke's gonna be famous.
Thanks
The guy who won the meet is a 23-year old Brit.
He has pbs of 3:46.12 , 7:56.70, 13:57.28, 29:44.33.
And to think I almost went to school at Lewis Clark
Oregon over-raced him and now hes injured
French Dawg wrote:
And to think I almost went to school at Lewis Clark
Yeah, their coach sucks and not the best school in the NAIA. They always peak too early. This kid is talented and nothing more.
LetsRun.com wrote:
Here is a video of the finish.
https://twitter.com/Pac12Network/status/728762293354430464?lang=en
Did this kid live in a cabin all winter? This race is literally the 3k equivalent of Once a Runner.
Lewis Clark State College is an NAIA school in Lewiston, Idaho.
Atkin has had solid results for a couple of years now. He won the "B" 1500 at the Oregon Twilight Meet in 2014 in 3:46.12.
He's the only NAIA runner to break 14:00 for 5K this year. He ran 13:57.28 at Whitworth on April 14 and 13:57.54 at Payton Jordan.
LCSC cross country is consistently ranked in the top 10 in the NAIA. Mike Collins has done a great job with the program.
Why can't you still? I have heard coach Collins has an open door policy, is pretty no nonsense, and from what I can tell, has consistently produced good teams on a yearly basis. Sounds like a good place to develop your running, and who knows, maybe you can be the next to "bring down a king". State school....can't be too expensive even if you had to cover all of it. Opportunity to run at a national level and in big meets like Stanford and Oregon.
Silent obsever wrote:
Why can't you still? I have heard coach Collins has an open door policy, is pretty no nonsense, and from what I can tell, has consistently produced good teams on a yearly basis. Sounds like a good place to develop your running, and who knows, maybe you can be the next to "bring down a king". State school....can't be too expensive even if you had to cover all of it. Opportunity to run at a national level and in big meets like Stanford and Oregon.
No, he's actually a crap coach. I know someone who went there- speed out the ass early on. Coach doesn't know how to develop kids to peak for Nationals. They always run these lights-out times early on, and then they underperform at Nationals. No excuses for consistently underperforming when it matters.
truth be told. wrote:
No, he's actually a crap coach. I know someone who went there- speed out the ass early on. Coach doesn't know how to develop kids to peak for Nationals. They always run these lights-out times early on, and then they underperform at Nationals. No excuses for consistently underperforming when it matters.
Did you know that the LCSC women's XC team has been on the podium at nationals 2 out of the last 3 year; both times placing higher than their end of regular season ranking?
Did you know that the LCSC men's XC team has placed higher than their end of regular season ranking 4 out of the last 5 years?
Did you know that the LCSC home XC course, where these lights-out times are run early on (well mid-October) has consistently been one of the fastest courses in the country and almost every runner from every school that races there produces personal bests?
