Ajee Wilson (1:59.26) and Clayton Murphy (1:45.92) both break flat track World Records at 2019 Camel City Elite meet!!

In other men's action, Patrick Tiernan (7:48.86) crushed everyone in the men's 3000 and Edward Cheserek (3:55.74) CRUSHED everyone in the men's mile.

Men's 3k

1 TIERNAN, Patrick Nike ! 7:48.86

29.86 30.78 33.55 31.54

(29.86) (1:00.63) (1:34.17) (2:05.71)

31.44 32.25 32.00 32.36

(2:37.15) (3:09.39) (3:41.39) (4:13.75)

31.64 30.84 30.47 30.57

(4:45.39) (5:16.22) (5:46.69) (6:17.25)

30.56 30.66 30.40

(6:47.81) (7:18.46) (7:48.86)

2 MASTERS, Riley Nike 7:54.43

30.47 31.21 32.68 31.84

(30.47) (1:01.68) (1:34.35) (2:06.19)

31.69 32.01 32.28 32.13

(2:37.88) (3:09.89) (3:42.16) (4:14.29)

31.63 30.89 30.73 31.33

(4:45.91) (5:16.79) (5:47.52) (6:18.84)

31.21 31.93 32.47

(6:50.04) (7:21.97) (7:54.43)

3 ERASSA, Kirubel American Distance Pr 7:57.77

4 SUGIRA , James Eastern Kentucky 7:58.19

5 KURGAT, Edwin Iowa State 7:59.22

6 COLEMAN, Jamaine Furman Elite 7:59.76

7 SEUFER, Peter Virginia Tech 7:59.90

8 REEDER, Troy Furman Elite 8:00.34

9 TEMPLETON, Aaron Unattached 8:04.69

10 SHANKLIN, Ian North Carolina St. 8:09.46

11 CHEMADI, Kigen Mid. Tenn. State 8:13.75

12 LONG, Zach Tennessee 8:14.53

13 LARA, Frank Furman 8:21.67

14 ONIZUKA, Shota Unattached 8:24.79

15 CHOGE, Jacob Mid. Tenn. State 8:30.29

16 KIPCHUMBA, Enock Eastern Kentucky 8:38.43

FINK, Willy VT Elite DNF

#30 Men's Camel City Elite Mile

1 CHESEREK, Edward Skechers ! 3:55.74

30.22 28.08 29.03 29.59

(30.22) (58.29) (1:27.32) (1:56.90)

29.65 29.70 30.18 29.32

(2:26.55) (2:56.24) (3:26.42) (3:55.74)

2 ZARATE, Diego Virginia Tech 4:03.37

31.10 29.51 30.19 31.50

(31.10) (1:00.60) (1:30.79) (2:02.29)

31.35 30.59 29.82 29.34

(2:33.63) (3:04.22) (3:34.03) (4:03.37)

3 HURT, Tripp Unattached 4:03.44

4 YOUNG, Benjamin Kentucky 4:04.11

5 LAGAT, Festus Iowa State 4:04.99

6 HEPPENSTALL, Robert Wake Forest 4:07.79

7 PAULSON, William Arizona State 4:08.36

8 TATEZAWA, Ryoji Tokai University 4:10.88

9 O'TOOLE, Garrett Unattached 4:13.53

10 ADAMS, Ryan Furman 4:14.92

11 SANCHEZ, Ryan Puerto Rico 4:29.16

NOWAK, Craig Furman Elite DNF

In the women's mile, Grace Barnett won comfortably in 4:33.94 as Abbey D now Abbey C returned to action with a 4:38.

In the women's 3k, Emily Lipari broke 9:00 to win.

Women's Mile

1 BARNETT, Grace Mammoth TC ! 4:33.94

34.87 33.73 34.31 34.69

(34.87) (1:08.60) (1:42.90) (2:17.58)

34.70 35.26 34.03 32.40

(2:52.27) (3:27.53) (4:01.55) (4:33.94)

2 POCRATSKY, Rachel Virginia Tech 4:36.49

35.09 33.75 34.22 34.75

(35.09) (1:08.84) (1:43.05) (2:17.79)

34.70 35.24 34.77 34.00

(2:52.49) (3:27.73) (4:02.49) (4:36.49)

3 EDWARDS, Sarah Virginia Tech 4:36.49

35.36 33.89 34.50 34.80

(35.36) (1:09.25) (1:43.74) (2:18.54)

34.84 35.51 34.34 33.29

(2:53.37) (3:28.87) (4:03.21) (4:36.49)

4 COOPER, Abbey New Balance 4:38.48

35.58 33.71 34.67 34.92

(35.58) (1:09.29) (1:43.95) (2:18.87)

34.56 35.78 35.04 34.24

(2:53.43) (3:29.21) (4:04.24) (4:38.48)

5 GARCIA, Stephanie New Balance 4:44.17

6 STARCHER, Tori Unattached 4:45.14

7 PICCIRILLO, Angel Juventus TC 4:47.28

8 HALLOWES, Kim Duke 4:48.26

9 MARENO, Nevada North Carolina St. 4:52.48

RICHARDS, Emily Hoka NJNY TC DNF

Women's 3000

1 LIPARI, Emily Adidas ! 8:59.96

35.00 37.19 35.09 35.69

(35.00) (1:12.18) (1:47.26) (2:22.94)

36.99 37.22 37.25 35.90

(2:59.93) (3:37.15) (4:14.40) (4:50.30)

35.54 35.87 35.75 36.63

(5:25.83) (6:01.69) (6:37.44) (7:14.07)

36.23 35.94 33.74

(7:50.29) (8:26.22) (8:59.96)

2 SUTHERLAND, Sara Saucony 9:01.76

34.82 37.58 35.45 35.35

(34.82) (1:12.39) (1:47.84) (2:23.19)

36.99 37.23 37.26 35.93

(3:00.17) (3:37.39) (4:14.65) (4:50.58)

35.55 35.85 35.69 36.63

(5:26.12) (6:01.97) (6:37.66) (7:14.28)

35.74 35.97 35.77

(7:50.02) (8:25.99) (9:01.76)

3 COOGAN, Katrina New Balance 9:03.83

35.10 37.67 35.58 35.77

(35.10) (1:12.76) (1:48.34) (2:24.10)

36.52 37.18 37.37 36.00

(3:00.62) (3:37.79) (4:15.16) (4:51.15)

35.68 36.50 36.48 36.91

(5:26.83) (6:03.32) (6:39.80) (7:16.71)

35.23 35.30 36.60

(7:51.94) (8:27.23) (9:03.83)

4 HILTZ, Nikki Adidas 9:04.32

35.32 37.69 35.48 35.81

(35.32) (1:13.00) (1:48.48) (2:24.29)

36.57 37.13 37.33 36.29

(3:00.85) (3:37.97) (4:15.30) (4:51.59)

36.23 36.24 36.39 37.29

(5:27.81) (6:04.05) (6:40.44) (7:17.73)

36.58 35.76 34.26

(7:54.30) (8:30.06) (9:04.32)

5 HENES, Elly North Carolina St. 9:06.36

6 STEELMAN , Hannah Wofford 9:07.87

7 ILSE, Morgan North Carolina 9:13.24

8 LAZARCHICK, Kathryn RunCCG 9:18.57

9 CLAIRMONTE, Dominique North Carolina St. 9:19.41

10 FREIX, Sara Virginia Tech 9:21.72

11 CARNAHAN, Savannah Furman 9:24.74

12 MORRIS, Logan Clemson 9:27.82

13 HANLE, Leah Mount Olive 9:33.31

14 CROSBY, Nell North Carolina St. 9:33.34

15 HURLEY, Emma Grace Furman 9:46.94

SEGRAVE, Hannah New Balance DNF

Plus high schooler Athing Mu (a junior I think?) with a 2:04. She's going to have a good shot at running close to 2:00 or even sub 2 this spring!

Retirement forthcoming?

5 GARCIA, Stephanie New Balance 4:44.17

Yikes, that must be one fast track?? Really??

Not 65 yet! wrote:

Retirement forthcoming?

5 GARCIA, Stephanie New Balance 4:44.17

New coach and training plan. Just needs some more time to adapt.

Seriously? No one cares. No one in the world apart from the ones beating the records and the ones who had their records beaten. Oh, and you.

Flat track world record? Ridiculous.

rtyuhjg wrote:

Seriously? No one cares. No one in the world apart from the ones beating the records and the ones who had their records beaten. Oh, and you.

Flat track world record? Ridiculous.

have you ever run at 52/400 pace on a 200m flat track?

clearly not

Murphy's time converts to 1:45.1 banked, according to the NCAA conversion of .9923x for undersized to flat tracks.

He is close to ready to break the US indoor record at 800m.

http://www.ustfccca.org/assets/NCAA-Indoor-Track-Size-Conversion-Charts.pdf

Seriously? No one cares. No one in the world apart from the ones beating the records and the ones who had their records beaten. Oh, and you.

Flat track world record? Ridiculous.

+1

rtyuhjg wrote:

Seriously? No one cares. No one in the world apart from the ones beating the records and the ones who had their records beaten. Oh, and you.

Flat track world record? Ridiculous.

An entire generation has never run on tracks that weren't perfectly tuned and engineered for fast times. You just don't get it. Ignorance is no substitute for a rational analysis. Those times are insane!

malmo wrote:

rtyuhjg wrote:

Seriously? No one cares. No one in the world apart from the ones beating the records and the ones who had their records beaten. Oh, and you.

Flat track world record? Ridiculous.

An entire generation has never run on tracks that weren't perfectly tuned and engineered for fast times. You just don't get it. Ignorance is no substitute for a rational analysis. Those times are insane!

They are - Murphy was just as impressive last week when he lost simply because he hasn't put in anywhere near the level fast / speed training Brazier has put in so far. It's going to be an interesting summer.

Did Nick Willis scratch?

She must have had a few of those “special” burgers pre race.

Michiganrunner50 wrote:

Did Nick Willis scratch?

Yes, the other thread said he had back spasms.

200m track?

Brazier started running January 1st

Dr. Rosahermens wrote:

malmo wrote:

An entire generation has never run on tracks that weren't perfectly tuned and engineered for fast times. You just don't get it. Ignorance is no substitute for a rational analysis. Those times are insane!

They are - Murphy was just as impressive last week when he lost simply because he hasn't put in anywhere near the level fast / speed training Brazier has put in so far. It's going to be an interesting summer.

Are you serious?

Brazier has only been running for a month