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Should be a good one.
Our preview is here:
Live results can be found here:
https://results.armorytrack.com/meets/468/events
Heat sheets are here:
http://www.armorytrack.com/gprofile.php?mgroup_id=45586&do=news&news_id=507569
In other news, I guess there were was a B mile already as a bunch of Oregon Ducks have broken 4.
Two Ducks who had never broken four got under - Mick Stanovsek ran 3:57.90 and Cooper Teare ran 3:59.29
B Mile in NY Results
1 Mick Stanovsek UO 3:57.90 Year SO
2 Alfredo Santana Neptune X3:58.03
3 Reed Brown UO 3:59.05 Year FR
4 Cooper Teare UO 3:59.29 Year FR
5 Logan Wetzel Villanova 4:04.08 Year SO
6 Spencer Brown Georgetown 4:05.73 Year JR
7 Michael O'Donnell Connecticut 4:07.97
Plus Indiana's Kyle Mau has just gone sub-4 at home so we now have 497 sub-4 Americans in history. Bring Back the Mile is paying out $500 to the 500th person. Also you can win some free Saucony gear if you guess who it is.
http://bringbackthemile.com/news/detail/500_for_500th_u.s._sub_4_mile
Here is some video from Oregon.
https://twitter.com/OregonTF/status/957296727702192128
mORE INFO:
Lauren Paquette just won the 3k. I wasn't watching it until the last lap. Did they mention that while a PB her 8:53 time is not under the 8:50.00 world indoor standard?
Meet (9:16.59)
1 Lauren Paquette Brooks X8:53.09
2 Sarah Pagano adidas X8:58.42
3 Jessica Hull Oregon 9:11.03
4 Paige Stoner Syracuse 9:12.73
More results here:
Indoor Erik strikes again.
FitzyXC wrote:
Indoor Erik strikes again.
Yep. No one else even was close to him. The rabbit had gapped everyone at 200 but between 200 and 400 Sowinski closed the gap and no one else did.
I had heard rumors that things weren't going well for Murphy in the NOP and this seems to confirm it.
1 Erik Sowinski Nike X1:46.98
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 25.577 26.755 27.286 27.362
Split 25.577 52.331 1:19.617 1:46.979
2 Abraham Alvarado BYU2 1:48.70
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 26.043 27.890 28.220 26.540
Split 26.043 53.933 1:22.152 1:48.692
3 Jesse Garn Hoka NJ-NY TC X1:48.87
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 25.865 27.834 28.223 26.945
Split 25.865 53.699 1:21.921 1:48.865
4 Cas Loxsom USA X1:49.05
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 25.670 27.731 28.364 27.279
Split 25.670 53.400 1:21.764 1:49.042
5 Robby Andrews adidas X1:50.02
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 25.965 28.007 28.867 27.173
Split 25.965 53.972 1:22.838 1:50.011
Heat 6
6 Chris Giesting Hoka NJ-NY TC X1:50.08
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 25.851 27.876 28.781 27.568
Split 25.851 53.727 1:22.507 1:50.075
Heat 6
7 Clayton Murphy NIKE Oregon Project X1:50.47
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 25.741 27.782 28.678 28.262
Split 25.741 53.523 1:22.200 1:50.462
8 Wesley Vazquez Juventus TC X1:50.59
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 25.428 27.688 28.998 28.478
Split 25.428 53.115 1:22.112 1:50.589
Heat 6
https://twitter.com/letsrundotcom/status/957323985217314817Two guys in another heat ran faster than a lot of the guys in the top heat.
Quamel Prince Nashville Track Club X1:48.01
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 25.089 26.626 27.993 28.303
Split 25.089 51.714 1:19.706 1:48.008
6 Joe McAsey Hoka NJ-NY TC X1:49.37
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 25.761 26.792 27.431 29.384
Split 25.761 52.553 1:19.983 1:49.367
Heat 5
Women's mile. Rabbit takes it through 809 in 2:14.
rojo wrote:
Two Ducks who had never broken four got under - Mick Stanovsek ran 3:57.90 and Cooper Teare ran 3:59.29
B Mile in NY Results
1 Mick Stanovsek UO 3:57.90 Year SO
2 Alfredo Santana Neptune X3:58.03
3 Reed Brown UO 3:59.05 Year FR
4 Cooper Teare UO 3:59.29 Year FR
5 Logan Wetzel Villanova 4:04.08 Year SO
6 Spencer Brown Georgetown 4:05.73 Year JR
7 Michael O'Donnell Connecticut 4:07.97
https://twitter.com/OregonTF/status/957298554539622401
I wonder how Cooper Teare feels about being arguably (between him and Worley) the most dominant HS distance guy on the track and still getting having his mile PR slightly overshadowed by Reed Brown
Women's mile:
3:24 at 1209. 5 racers together at bell. Van Buskirk, 30, was the best of everyone over the last lap and wins in a big new PB. Her previous pb was 4:28.08 outdoors and 4:30.14 indoors.
Here are the top 5 results.
Meet (4:37.48)
1 Kate Van Buskirk Canada X4:26.92
# 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Lap 33.314 33.746 33.909 34.131 34.605 34.700 31.782 30.735
Split 33.314 1:07.060 1:40.969 2:15.099 2:49.704 3:24.403 3:56.184 4:26.919
2 Rachel Schneider Under Armour X4:27.30
3 Karissa Schweizer Missouri 4:27.54
4 Shannon Osika Nike X4:27.55
5 Gabriela Stafford Brooks/Univ of Toronto TC 4:28.88
Schweizer now #4 all time on the NCAA mile list (actually higher up than on the 5k list, where she is 5th). Great run for her, especially off a negative split.
Engels bemoaning the fact that they didnt go out faster, but yet he did nothing to push the pace...
In the MEN'S mile, I had heard Craig Engels - who may run the 800 next week at Camel City (his home state) as there is huge prize money - might hammer it through 1500 to try to pick up the 1500 qualifier for Worlds as the 1500 time (3:39.50) is way easier than the mile (3:55). But that didn't happen as no one went with the rabbit.
They were 2:03.15 at 809. Oakley was up front.
1209 - Oakley, Engels, Napolitano, 3:01.90. Engels to lead at 1300.
3 man race at bell. Engels and Oakley pulled clear over the final lap and Engels got the win.
Post-race, Engels was smiling but didn't seem to care that he won. He said after the first lap he realized he wouldn't run 3:55 but was still hoping to get the 3:39.50 time. That didn't happen. Engels said his coaches told him not to worry about time and Craig Masback agreed - getting the win was key.
It's so stupid the IAAF makes these guys get standards. They should just give the US 2. I mean if you are Engels. What do you do now? Run the 800 next week or do you scrap that idea and run the mile so you pick up the time?
The HSer Hasty was back 3rd of the field the whole time.
It's worth noting that the Oregon guys in this race ran way slower than the guys in the slow heat as they got out so slow.
Meet (4:01.42)
1 Craig Engels NIKE Oregon Project X3:57.35
Splits>
Lap 31.152 31.077 30.847 30.572 29.535 28.931 27.718 27.518
Split 31.152 1:02.228 1:33.074 2:03.646 2:33.181 3:02.111 3:29.829 3:57.347
2 Julian Oakley Ocean State AC X3:57.45
3 Charlie Grice Nike X3:58.31
4 Pat Casey Under Armour X3:59.13
5 Sam Prakel Oregon 3:59.56
6 Brannon Kidder Brooks Beasts X4:01.74
7 Blake Haney Oregon 4:01.87
8 Drew Piazza USA X4:03.14
9 Brodey Hasty Brentwood Track Club X4:03.26
10 Rob Napolitano Hoka NJ-NY TC X4:03.29
Anyone know what Clayton Murphy got surgery on two months ago?
Women's 800.
Wilson to the lead - no rabbit 28.22. Lipsey right behind her then Goule.
59.61 at 400 and Wilson starts to gap the field a little bit. 2-3 meters at 500. 600, Wilson leads by 4-5 meters in 1:29.73 with Lipsey 2nd at 1:30.33. Just when it looked like it would be utter domination by Wilson she started to tie up.
Ajee tied up and Goule came on big time and got close to her but Wilson wins.
Wilson post-race said she's hoping to get the indoor record later this winter.
Ajee Wilson adidas X2:00.90
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 28.215 31.390 30.116 31.172
Split 28.215 59.605 1:29.721 2:00.892
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2 Natoya Goule adidas X2:01.07
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 28.436 31.297 31.160 30.179
Split 28.436 59.732 1:30.892 2:01.070
3 Jenna Westaway Brooks X2:01.50
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 28.417 31.620 30.392 31.071
Split 28.417 1:00.037 1:30.429 2:01.499
4 Ce'aira Brown Hoka NJ-NY TC X2:02.27
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 28.719 31.816 31.267 30.468
Split 28.719 1:00.535 1:31.801 2:02.269
5 Hanna Hermansson Sweden X2:02.80
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 29.083 31.583 31.402 30.732
Split 29.083 1:00.666 1:32.067 2:02.799
6 Charlene Lipsey adidas X2:03.74
# 1 2 3 4
Lap 28.345 31.609 30.370 33.417
Split 28.345 59.953 1:30.323 2:03.740
7 Siofra Cleirigh Buttner Villanova 2:04.16
8 Chrishuna Williams Nike X2:04.62
fanagan wrote:
Anyone know what Clayton Murphy got surgery on two months ago?
His knee, they said
fanagan wrote:
Anyone know what Clayton Murphy got surgery on two months ago?
Looks like he may need another later to repair his confidence and broken ego. Salazar and Julian have already ruined him?
Men's 3000.
Leader hits 1600 in 4:12.74 - Bruchet. Buchanan was 4:13.00. Gap to 3rd.
rojo wrote:
FitzyXC wrote:
Indoor Erik strikes again.
I had heard rumors that things weren't going well for Murphy in the NOP and this seems to confirm it.
Can you elaborate on the Murphy rumors?
Lots of our very best are basically putting all their hopes in achieving the Worlds standard at Millrose. Bowerman Babes May still have secret qualifying meet; where else though?
Rumorman wrote:
Can you elaborate on the Murphy rumors?
No I can't. That's why I called them rumors.
Men's 3k. Buchanan works hard and gets rewarded with an World INdoor qualifier by .02!! Mahoney came from way off the pace to nearly get the win.
Reid Buchanan Sketchers Performance X7:51.98
# 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Lap 31.882 31.643 31.028 31.364 31.569 31.803 32.087 31.623 31.396 31.563 31.343 31.432 31.888 31.819 29.540
Split 31.882 1:03.525 1:34.553 2:05.917 2:37.486 3:09.288 3:41.374 4:12.996 4:44.392 5:15.955 5:47.297 6:18.729 6:50.616 7:22.434 7:51.974
Heat 4
2 Travis Mahoney Hoka NJ-NY TC X7:52.15
3 Luc Bruchet Asics X7:54.18
4 Sam Parsons adidas/Tinman Elite X7:54.82
5 Oliver Hoare Wisconsin 7:54.91
6 Rory Linkletter BYU2 7:55.10
7 Joe Hardy Wisconsin 7:57.11
8 Eric Avila USA X7:58.23
9 James West Oregon 7:58.26
10 Chad Noelle Asics X7:59.79
As a fan, I would be devastated if Murphy never raced better than his 2016 season. Really hope his recent performances are due to a lack of fitness although I don't think NOP would race him if they didn't think he was fit.