CIM in twelve days: here are 36 profiles, three per day

Good luck with this one. There’s going to be a ton of people seeded worse than they’re expecting to perform, and a lot of people with PBs that’ll show they’ll place higher than they actually will.

forcerunner wrote:

Good luck with this one. There’s going to be a ton of people seeded worse than they’re expecting to perform, and a lot of people with PBs that’ll show they’ll place higher than they actually will.

Let’s see how I go. I’ll be trying to give some younger athletes the first shot at being the ones on potential to strip a few minutes off first or second attempts at the classic distance. As you say, there will be surprises.

3 per day or one every 3 days?

Coming. Been a bit busy. That all changes in seven hours.

As with the men, it looks like the quickest woman is a small class step above the rest. Jane Kibii is 34yo and ranked 440. Her best of 2.30.01 was in winning at St Paul in 2016. Was fifth just this last March in LA in 2.32.14. I can’t seriously see others getting within two min of that. Jane has also been third here in 2015 and second the before in 2.32.24. Best at the half way back in 2011: 4th in Philly in 70.25. Won a ten mile in 2016 in Sacramento in 53.21. Another effort that makes it look like she will be hardly challenged.

The Josphat Boit running here should get second but if it was his namesake: it could be all different. This Boit is 36yo and not ranked. His last result recorded was a DNF at Berlin last year. His previous marathon was his best: Boston 2014, tenth in 2.12.52. His best on a record eligible course is 2.13.14 at St Paul’s in 2013. Best half was 21st at a w/champs in Copenhagen in 2014 in 61.33. Oh, his namesake is born 95 and has paced Kipchoge and has a 2.07.20 to his name.

A debutant at the classic distance could be second female. Kaitlyn Peale is 30yo and ranked 182 as a 5000 track runner. Peale was 21st in the Copenhagen half in sept in 73.09 and was only 20 sec slower in Columbus last year finishing second. Had no recorded results 2012-16.

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Sunday, December 8, 2019 California International Marathon Elite Field

Men’s Elite Field

Elisha Barno, 2:09:32

Josphat Boit, 2:12:52

Andrew Lemoncello, 2:13:40

Patrick Rizzo, 2:13:42

Denis Chirchir, 2:13:50

Blair Morgan, 2:14:22

Max King, 2:14:34

CJ Albertson, 2:14:49

Colin Mickow, 2:14:55

Patrick Smyth, 2:15:00

Jake Schmitt, 2:15:09

Craig Hunt, 2:15:26

Zachary Hine, 2:16:40

Dylan Belles, 2:16:59

Brett Lustgarten, 2:17:17

Dan Harper, 2:17:30

Matthew Dewald, 2:17:42

Jarred Iacovelli, 2:18:15

Jacob Puzey, 2:18:17

Joseph Moore, 2:18:21

Mike Morgan, 2:18:29

Kenneth Kosgei, 2:18:31

Benjamin Zywicki, 2:18:35

Ruben Sanca, 2:18:47

Anthony Tomsich, 2:18:49

Grayson Hough, 2:18:59

Sean Swift, 2:19:08

Brandon Wolfe, 2:19:10

Argeo Cruz, 2:19:18

Alexander Diltz, 2:19:26

Adam Bohach, 2:19:28

Mizael Carrera, 2:19:29

Ethan Coffey, 2:19:34

Jason Ayr, 2:19:35

Peter Bromka, 2:19:40

Kenneth Foster, 2:19:49

Adam Schroer, 2:19:50

Matt Hensley, 2:19:51

Tanner Fruit, 2:19:52

Ian Carter, 2:20:00

Jonathan Briskman, 2:20:18

John Busque, 2:20:24

Patrick Hearn, 2:20:27

Blake Jorgensen, 2:21:00

Nathan Peters, 2:21:02

Eric Noel, 2:21:05

Clint Wells, 2:21:27

Charlie Hurt, 2:21:29

Scott Leslie, 2:21:39

David Marley, 2:21:55

Christopher Yates, 2:21:57

Jorge Maravilla, 2:21:57

Kristoffer Mugrage, 2:21:57

Michael Roda, 2:22:00

Chris Retzlaff, 2:22:01

Tate Schienbein, 2:22:01

Vincent Hamilton, 2:22:07

Justin Wiens, 2:22:13

Jason McLeod, 2:22:22

Kallin Khan, 2:22:28

Josh Baden, 2:22:32

Nicholas Spector, 2:22:44

Brian Finnel, 2:22:48

Jaydn Asay, 2:22:49

Benjamin Heck, 2:22:55

Joshua Hibbs, 2:22:56

Ryan Place, 2:23:05

Matt Barrett, 2:23:09

Arturs Bareikis, 2:23:15

James Stevenson, 2:23:17

Brent Martin, 2:23:19

Niko Jeftich, 2:23:44

Samuel Mueller, 2:23:46

David Kiplagat, 2:23:51

Mark Messmer, 2:23:59

Juan Paredes, 2:24:00

Matt McWilliams, 2:24:04

Michael Morris, 2:24:04

Everett Hackett, 2:24:05

Clint McKelvey, 2:24:22

Jonathan McGinnis, 2:24:52

Caleb Hoover, 2:24:58

Christopher Sloane, 2:25:05

Thomas Rivers Puzey, 2:25:05

Isidore Herrera, 2:25:32

Brandon Krage, DEBUT

Chris Melgares, DEBUT

Dave Marks, DEBUT

David Melly, DEBUT

Duriel Hardy, DEBUT

Mike Hardy, DEBUT

Nicholas Scarpello, DEBUT

Nick Golebiowski, DEBUT

Nick Ross, DEBUT

Sean Davidson, DEBUT

Tom Slattery, DEBUT

Trevor Halsted, DEBUT

Tyler Morse, DEBUT

Women’s Elite Field

Jane Kibii, 2:30:01

Stephanie Pezzullo, 2:32:42

Katja Goldring, 2:35:21

Obsie Birru, 2:35:51

Ashlee Powers, 2:39:04

Julia Budniak, 2:39:10

Christine Ramsey, 2:39:31

Jen Rock, 2:39:46

Heather Cappello, 2:40:00

Aubrey Lemine, 2:40:14

Brittany Moran, 2:40:46

Lindsay Tollefson, 2:41:31

Phebe Ko, 2:41:42

Jo Butler, 2:41:57

Shaluinn Fullove, 2:41:57

Andrea Toppin, 2:42:12

Heather Tanner, 2:42:19

Allison (Ali) Drynan, 2:42:46

Taylor Bickford, 2:42:50

Tonya Nero, 2:43:12

Leanne Klassen, 2:44:07

Kari Hamilton, 2:44:14

Ailsa MacDonald, 2:44:56

Elizabeth Wasserman, 2:45:00

Kristin Johansen, 2:45:08

Elle Ellender, 2:45:12

Mary Schneider, 2:45:12

Angela Moll, 2:45:16

Holly Davis, 2:45:17

Kayla Lampe, 2:45:19

Shannon Bain, 2:45:21

Liza Howard, 2:45:22

Caroline Williams, 2:45:26

Elizabeth Berkholtz, 2:45:27

Kinjal Parikh, 2:45:31

Maria Malone, 2:45:32

Maggie Shearer, 2:45:33

Carter Norbo, 2:45:34

Susie Rivard, 2:45:39

Amber Morrison, 2:45:45

Ayisha Mitchell, 2:45:49

Amber Zimmerman, 2:45:54

Anne Marie Everhart, 2:45:56

Kati Snyder, 2:46:13

Meriah Earle, 2:46:14

Hayley Germack, 2:46:17

Rachel Mitchell, 2:46:19

Chandler Carreon, 2:46:21

Bridget End, 2:46:22

Leilani Rios, 2:46:47

Nicole Esplin, 2:47:05

Starla Garcia, 2:47:08

Morgan Lingar, 2:47:15

Sara Ibbetson, 2:47:17

Jen Maranzano, 2:47:33

Lauren Coury, 2:47:35

Katie Layman, 2:47:46

Alison Sukolsky, 2:47:47

Sarah Kasabian-Larson, 2:47:55

Allison Grace Morgan, DEBUT

Andrea Masterson, DEBUT

Chelsey Albertson, DEBUT

Cristina McKnight, DEBUT

Danielle Thiel, DEBUT

Emma Huston, DEBUT

Heather Bates, DEBUT

Ivette Mejia, DEBUT

Kaitlyn Peale, DEBUT

Katrina Spratford, DEBUT

Mackenzie Caldwell, DEBUT

Peyton Thomas, DEBUT

Savannah Berry, DEBUT

Shannon Porter, DEBUT

Stephanie Reich, DEBUT

Tara Welling, DEBUT

Weslie Pearce, DEBUT

https://runningusa.org/RUSA/News/2019/Marathon-Veterans-and-Olympic-Trials-Hopefuls-Set-to-Compete-at-California-International-Marathon.aspx

An extra interesting name will be Philip Richert 2.23 ,10 years ago, now qualified in the mens elite race.

coached by the magic wizard , coach js. You can check his preparation at the other thread ' Below average - 2:19 on 70 -80

miles per week'

Third finisher might be CJ Albertson, 26yo and ranked 554 as a 10000 track runner. Five weeks ago, ran 2.14.51 at two cities, Fresno, Cal. In March won Modesto in 2.16.45.

Next woman may be another debutant, Ivette Mejia. 29yo and ranked 460. Six weeks before this was 14th at Valencia in the half in 73.36. That took 6.18 off her previous time from 2016 when 23rd in New York. Last year in the ten miles US champs, was 22nd in 57.46.

Next male should be Colin Mickow, 29yo and not ranked. Was 26th in Chicago from outside the elite list, bib 572. 2.14.55 was between Milan and Peterson.

Fourth female could be Obsie Birru, 29yo and not ranked. 6th October was fourth in Minneapolis in 2.35.51. In 2017 was fifth in the US champs 25k in 1.31.03. 2015 was fifth in St Paul in 2.36.53.

Bro your schtick is kinda over

Nlack Driday wrote:

Bro your schtick is kinda over

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You clicked on this to complain?? wrote:

Nlack Driday wrote:

Bro your schtick is kinda over

Bro Bro. Don't click on it, go back to tiky toking all of the complaints about living in your mom's basement.

Lol

CIMFan wrote:

3 per day or one every 3 days?

Catching up later today.

You clicked on this to complain?? wrote:

Nlack Driday wrote:

Bro your schtick is kinda over

Bro Bro. Don't click on it, go back to tiky toking all of the complaints about living in your mom's basement.

Stalkers don’t bother me. Say whatever they want. Doesn’t touch my self worth and what I want to achieve.

"Brittany Moran, 2:40:46"

Lol