Leading US Distance Track Results For 1/17-19: Pat Casey Opens At 3:58, Alan Webb at 4:02, Shannon Rowbury 2:07, Jordan Hasay And Katrina Coogan 2:08, Robby Creese 2:20 And Tyler Mulder 2:21
by LetsRun.com
January 18, 2014
The time chasing on the oversized track in Washington began in earnest today with 2014 UW Indoor Preview in Washington. Below we give you the leading distance from that meet and others this weekend.
In Washington, American mile record holder Alan Webb began his 2014 campaign with a 4:02.81 fifth place showing in the mile in a race won by the Oregon Track Club’s Pat Casey who dominated his first race as a pro by running 3:58.06 – the world’s first sub-4 of 2014.
Webb confirmed what many suspected was the case. He’s no longer being paid by Nike although he did race for the Bowerman AC in a Nike singlet.
“My training has actually changed quite a bit. I’m no longer with Nike anymore. I’m being coached by Jon Marcus who is the coach at Portland State,” said Webb after the race. “I’ve made some changes to my training just so I can stay healthy. It’s not fun when you get hurt. That’s not how I fell in love with running – sitting around and waiting for something to heal up. I’m doing a lot more cross training.”
In women’ s action, Shannon Rowbury made her debut for Alberto Salazar and the Nike Oregon Project and we found out why she wasn’t in the 1000 in Boston on Thursday – she’s far from American record shape. Rowbury, who has a 2:00.47 pb, ran just 2:07.72 for 4th. Her teammate Jordan Hasay made her indoor pro debut in the same race in fifth in 2:08.85, but that’s relatively a much better showing for Hasay as Hasay’s 800 pb is just 2:08.32. The 2:08.85 pb was an indoor pb for Hasay (2:10.04 previous pb indoors).
We present to you the leading results from the selected meets across the country below.
More: Messageboard discussion: WEBB IS BACK BABY!!! *2014 Openers: Hasay 2:08.85 800M – Rowbury 2:07.72 *Webb confirms he’s no longer being paid by Nike – is now being coach by Jon Marcus
*All Collegiate from TFRRS website *Full college schedule
Dempsey Meet *Full Dempsey Results
Women’s 600
Section 3 1 Leinert, Shannon Oregon Track Club 1:29.35 2 Saunders, Claudia Stanford 1:30.82 3 Williams, Kaitlyn Stanford 1:31.94 4 Smith, Cassandra Washington 1:36.17 5 Moore, Jenica U. of Victoria 1:37.68 6 Johnson, Jasmine Seattle Pacific 1:38.25 7 McCann, Jordan Gonzaga 1:39.67 8 Beeson, Bailey Western Oregon 1:39.97
Men’s 600
Section 4 1 Lefebure, Luke Stanford 1:18.39 2 Smith, Tyler U. of Victoria 1:18.63 3 Pratt, John U. of Victoria 1:18.71 4 Hornsby, Russell Oregon 1:19.01 5 Paul-Morris, Adam Coastal Track Club 1:19.50 6 Abda, Harun Oregon Track Club 1:19.93 7 Mulder, Tyler Nike O T C Elite 1:20.02
Men’s 800
Section 3 1 Abbott, Joe Unattached 1:49.85 2 Masters, Riley Brooks Beasts 1:52.51 3 Keane, Sean Unattached 1:52.72 4 Smith, Alec Oregon 1:53.55 5 Collins, Austin Unattached 1:53.93 6 Clowes, Matthew Concordia (Ore.) 1:54.17 7 Andrews, Myles U S C 1:55.58
Women’s 800: MB: 2014 Openers: Hasay 2:08.85 800M – Rowbury 2:07.72
Section 3 1 Wallace, Lauren Oiselle 2:05.24 2 Conley, Kim New Balance/SRA 2:05.92 3 Kesselring, Anne Oregon Track Club 2:06.59 4 Rowbury, Shannon Nike Oregon Project 2:07.72 5 Hasay, Jordan Nike Oregon Project 2:08.85 6 Sawatzky, Sarah Simon Fraser 2:09.42 7 Pahkala, Jessica Alaska Anchorage 2:18.34 8 Bick, Susan Alaska Anchorage 2:22.35
Women’s 1000: 2013 NCAA 800 3rd placer Justine Fedronic got the win.
Section 2 1 Fedronic, Justine Stanford 2:42.26 2 Weissenbach, Amy Stanford 2:44.93 3 Mehra, Rebecca Stanford 2:46.67 4 Fulton, Eleanor Washington 2:47.28 5 Cantine, Sophie Unattached 2:47.64 6 Neale, Amy-Eloise Washington 2:47.88 7 Fricker, McKayla Seattle Pacific 2:48.32 8 Chapus, Cami Stanford 2:50.08 9 McNamara, Molly Stanford 2:50.14 10 Ibarzabal, Lorea Portland 2:52.61
Men’s 1000: Oregon Track Club’s Tyler Mulder ran what was at the time a US leading 2:21.77 1000 (the world leader if 2:20.59 by Russia’s Stephan Poistogoy) but Penn State’s Robbie Creese ran faster later in the day (see below).
Section 2 1 Mulder, Tyler Nike O T C Elite 2:21.77 2 Yorks, Izaic Washington 2:22.14 3 Bertolotti, Marco Stanford 2:22.17 4 Atchoo, Michael Stanford 2:22.32 5 Buttinger, Scott Stanford 2:22.58 6 Nelson, Blake Washington 2:23.13 7 Simon, Meron Washington 2:27.57 8 Cameron, James Washington 2:29.04 9 Ferris, Dylan Unattached 2:33.03
Women’s mile: Oregon’s Laura Roesler ran the NCAA’s #2 time of the year at 4:40.63.
Section 4 1 Roesler, Laura Oregon 4:40.63 2 Johnson, Lauren Nike O T C Elite 4:41.16 3 Kroeger, Kathy Stanford 4:42.46 4 Feldman, Greta Nike O T C Elite 4:44.05 5 Drake, Lindsey Bowerman Ath 4:51.72 6 Murray, Tate Stanford 4:52.82 7 Evans, Skylar Oregon 4:54.40 8 Lacy, Megan Stanford 4:55.37 9 Curatilo, Sophie Seattle U. 4:58.83 10 Gil-Echevarria, Paula Eastern Washington 4:59.48 11 Fonk, Julia Portland 5:01.34 12 Allen, Kirsten Simon Fraser 5:03.97 13 Decker, Lynelle Seattle Pacific 5:11.14 -- Picchetti, Natalie Unattached DNF
Men’s Mile: Patrick Casey began his professional career with a world leading 3:58.06 win – the first sub-4 in the world for 2014. MB: WEBB IS BACK BABY!!!
Section 5 1 Casey, Patrick Oregon Track Club 3:58.06 2 Rosa, Joe Stanford 4:01.72 3 Olson, Erik Stanford 4:02.12 4 Webb, Alan Bowerman A C 4:02.81 5 Schmitz, Tommy Speed Factory At 4:02.89 6 Irvine, Kyle U. of Victoria 4:04.35 7 Schilit, Jordan Oregon Track Club 4:04.42 8 Clowes, Matthew Concordia (Ore.) 4:04.74 9 Guyota, Boru Oregon 4:05.84 10 Mathabane, Nathan Oregon 4:06.46 11 Warren, Trent Unattached 4:06.48 12 Welling, Jordan Bowerman AC 4:06.86 13 Weiczorek, Mark Brooks Beasts 4:07.61 14 Smith, Jacob Washington 4:12.80 15 Perri, Matthew Unattached 4:13.98
Penn State *Full Results
Women’s 800 – Katrina Coogan – daughter of two Olympians – runs 2:08.23 meet record (coming into the weekend it would be the #2 time in NCAA).
Finals 1 Coogan, Katrina SO Georgetown 2:08.23M 2 Neczypor, Hannah JR Georgetown 2:09.46 3 Cordell, Taneisha JR Miami 2:09.80 4 Ritter, Abby JR South Florida 2:16.01 5 Sellers, Joslin FR Pittsburgh 2:16.14 6 Kocjancic, Julie FR Penn State 2:21.80 7 Novak, Natalie FR South Florida 2:22.11 8 Lavender, Kayleigh FR Cornell 2:29.86
Men’s 800: Edward Kemboi of Iowa State run NCAA leading 1:48.14.
Finals 1 Kemboi, Edward JR Iowa State 1:48.14 2 Kidder, Brannon SO Penn State 1:48.34 3 Watkins, Za'Von SO Penn State 1:49.47 4 Manahan, Ryan FR Georgetown 1:49.88 5 Williams, Cole SO Georgetown 1:50.46 6 Bartelsmeyer, Amos FR Georgetown 1:50.50 7 Barnes, Brandon JR Iowa State 1:56.02 8 Hoffman, Alex SO South Florida 1:56.39 9 Gordon, Nate FR Georgetown 1:56.57 10 Trzeciak, Josh FR Pittsburgh 2:01.65 11 Sheppard, Shamaal FR Pittsburgh 2:03.59 -- Brennan, Ryan JR Penn State DNF
Women’s 1000: Georgetown freshman Sabrina Southerland, who ran the second fastest HS indoor 800 ever last year at 2:03.79, showed she’s going to be a college stud by runnign an impressive at 2:43.76.
Finals 1 Southerland, Sabrina FR Georgetown 2:43.76 2 Keklak, Andrea JR Georgetown 2:45.40 3 Klebe, Marta SR Penn State 2:47.28 4 Underwood, Sarah Jane SO Penn State 2:48.17 5 Lloyd, Lauren SR Cornell 2:49.92 6 Martin, Heather SO Georgetown 2:53.20 7 Niedrach, Kristen SO Cornell 2:55.77 8 Naeher, Kathleen FR Cornell 3:04.30 -- Maag, Annamarie JR Georgetown DNF
Men’s 1000: Penn State’s Robby Creese runs US leadingg 2:20.65.
Event 13 Men 1000 Meter Run
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Facility: F 2:19.53 2012 Robby Creese, P S U
PSU: P 2:19.53 2012 Robby Creese
Meet: M 2:19.53 2012 Robby Creese, Penn State
Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Creese, Robby JR Penn State 2:20.65
2 Bile, Ahmed SO Georgetown 2:21.42
3 Ledder, Billy JR Georgetown 2:21.77
4 Dawson, Owen Unattached 2:22.94
5 Peavey, Bobby SR Georgetown 2:23.87
6 Dillenbeck, Alex JR Iowa State 2:25.96
7 Sorensen, Dylan SR Georgetown 2:26.54
8 Gioielli, Joseph SO Iowa State 2:27.33
9 Baldwin, Alec SO Iowa State 2:27.52
10 Reher, Michael JR Georgetown 2:28.46
11 Seitzer, Dominik FR Ohio State 2:28.98
12 Kinnare, Kieran JR Cornell 2:30.79
13 Castelli, Tyler SO Pittsburgh 2:31.90
14 Dawson, Kyle Unattached 2:32.95
-- Zingsheim, Zach FR Georgetown DNF
Texas-Arkansas Dual Meet- Women’s Mile (Friday night): Arkansas junior Dominique Scott, who was 28th at NCAA cross, ran a huge 6+ second pb to become the NCAA leader.
| Place | Name | Year | Team | Time | Score | |
| 1. | Scott, Dominique | JR-3 | Arkansas | 4:38.49 | 5 | |
| 2. | Brown, Stephanie | SR-4 | Arkansas | 4:41.26 | 3 | |
| 3. | Hall, Marielle | SR-4 | Texas | 4:49.17 | 2 | |
| 4. | Reina, Valerie | FR-1 | Arkansas | 4:52.64 | – | |
| 5. | Ward, Connor | JR-3 | Texas | 5:05.37 | 1 | |
| 6. | Shea, Meghan | FR-1 | Texas | 5:15.34 | – | |
| 7. | Perez, Alaina | JR-3 | Texas | 5:25.37 | – |
Texas A&M 12-Team Invitational: Lamar’s runs NCAA leader in men’s 3000
| Place | Name | Year | Team | Time | Score | Heat(Pl) | |
| 1. | Stabler, Sam | JR-3 | Lamar | 8:01.29 | 10 | 1(1) | |
| 2. | Taylor, Troy | SO-2 | North Texas | 8:19.30 | 8 | 1(2) | |
| 3. | Coleman, James | FR-1 | North Texas | 8:20.03 | 6 | 1(3) | |
| 4. | Baar, Philipp | JR-3 | Texas A&M-CC | 8:23.24 | 5 | 1(4) | |
| 5. | Makevic, Dusan | SO-2 | UL-Monroe | 8:23.87 | 4 | 1(5) | |
| 6. | VanPuyvelde, Vinnie | FR-1 | UL-Monroe | 8:28.01 | 3 | 1(6) | |
| 7. | Valencia, Alejandro | JR-3 | North Texas | 8:29.52 | 2 | 1(7) |