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Conway · Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 11:00 am Post subject:

And that was an awesome 1500 !!! Go Regina .... Was beginning to wonder about her season ..

Results
1500m Women
19.07.2002 20:45

World Record 3:50.46 Yunxia Qu CHN Beijing 11.09.1993
Meeting Record 3:56.97 Gabriela Szabo ROM 08.08.1998

rank BIB athlete nat finish time
1 243 JACOBS, Regina USA YB 4:01.01

2 241 TUROVA, Alesya BLR PB 4:01.02

3 248 PATTINSON, Helen GBR PB 4:01.10

4 247 VARGA, Judit HUN NR 4:01.38

5 255 GORELOVA, Natalya RUS SB 4:02.33

6 245 IAGAR, Elena ROM PB 4:02.90

7 256 SACRAMENTO, Carla POR SB 4:03.18

8 249 HENDRICKEN, Geraldine IRL PB 4:03.18

9 242 CIONCAN, Maria ROM 4:03.43

10 251 KOSENKOVA, Yuliya RUS PB 4:03.66

11 246 NELYUBOVA, Olga RUS 4:04.04

12 252 SCHWALD, Sarah USA SB 4:04.53

13 253 TULLETT, Hayley GBR SB 4:07.76

14 254 MARTINS, Maria FRA PB 4:08.99

250 KOMYAGINA, Olga RUS dnf

400 m 250 Komyagina, Olga RUS 1:02.21
800 m 250 Komyagina, Olga RUS 2:09.33
1200 m 250 Komyagina, Olga RUS 3:15.06

judge: Marcel Lorenzelli (FRA)

CandS · Water Boy Joined: 18 Jul 2002 Posts: 11 Location: Eugene

Oh man, they just switched 1st and 2nd in the W1500! Looks like Turova beat Jacobs--as you say, what a race.

CandS · Water Boy Joined: 18 Jul 2002 Posts: 11 Location: Eugene

TRD takes the Head-to-Head lead with Marion Jones stunning 190.55 pts to Chandra Sturrup's 81.89.

TRD 267.07_____FW 171.88

Enjoy it while you can -- a few minutes in the lead is better than none!

Conway · Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 11:28 am Post subject:

Krummenaker runs under 1:44 AND beats ALL but Kipketer !!!!!

Results
800m Men
19.07.2002 21:05

World Record 1:41.11 Wilson Kipketer DEN Köln 24.08.1997
Meeting Record 1:42.57 Wilson Kipketer DEN 04.08.1999

rank BIB athlete nat finish time
1 37 KIPKETER, Wilson DEN YB 1:43.76

2 38 KRUMMENACKER, David USA PB 1:43.95

3 41 SEPENG, Hezekiél RSA SB 1:44.39

4 35 CZAPIEWSKI, Pawel POL SB 1:44.56

5 36 KIMUTAI, Japheth KEN SB 1:45.12

6 32 BORZAKOVSKIY, Yuriy RUS 1:45.44

7 31 AISSAT, Nicolas FRA SB 1:45.53

8 34 BUNGEI, Wilfred KEN 1:45.69

9 42 SOM, Bram NED 1:46.25

10 33 BUCHER, André SUI 1:46.38

39 MARWA, Joel KEN dnf

43 YIAMPOY, William KEN dns

400 m 39 Marwa, Joel KEN 49.63

judge: Marcel Lorenzelli (FRA)

Like i keep saying ... Knowing how ot race is as important, or maybe more so, than being able to run fast !!!!!

Conway · Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 11:31 am Post subject:

Marion won the race, but wasn't able to put the kid (Lawrence) away !!! 10.84 to 10.95 ... When Marion and P-Block get together it is going to be one very interesting race !!!!

The track seems fast ... I look for Mo to go 9.85 Wink

CandS · Water Boy Joined: 18 Jul 2002 Posts: 11 Location: Eugene

Wow!!! Larry Wade beat Anier Garcia in the 110H.

Wade's 1st place 13.19 give TRD 182.9 needed pts and a final score of 449.97.

Extends the temporary lead to 278.09 over FW.

Dan · Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 12:08 pm Post subject:

Yeah, baby!!! Big points in the women's 100 and men's high hurdles, but I've got nothing coming in the men's vault, women's 3k, or men's 100... Micah's 1-2 finish in the women's 3k will surely bury me. Sad

Dang, Teter and AJ really let me down...

If I'm not mistaken, you're non-scorers are looking better...

Dan

CandS · Water Boy Joined: 18 Jul 2002 Posts: 11 Location: Eugene

Fantastic Women's 3000m --

Szabo's 1st of 8:21.42 beats Radcliffe's 8:22.20.

FW pick up a whopping 379 pts. Looks like the head-to-head is over--but Dan's team got ripped off when Teter didn't run. Congrats to Micah.

(Sorry if that was obnoxious, wanted to try a head-to-head running commentary once to see how it turned out.)

Dan · Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 1:06 pm Post subject:

Wow, did I call it or what?! Steve, you ended up moving a spot despite not catching Bruce. You and Omar might be the only 2 people that have moved up every week, but Pedro's consistency atop the leader board has been nothing short of amazing. Micah's strong showing today moved him up several spots and puts me in the position of needing some great performances over the last 4 meets to catch him... At least I only slipped 2 spots with my paltry 3 competitors. Conway ... my condolences. You had the people there, just in the wrong events...

Thanks for the "running" commentary, that was fun. Smile

Dan

Conway · Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 1:37 pm Post subject:

The commentary was nice ... Not obnoxious at all ... Wink

Micah Ward · Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 2:14 pm Post subject:

Outstanding commentary!!! Very Happy

Looks like the blind squirrel found another nut. That 3000 was the key race as far as points go.

Would K'nacher's race be considered the most significant performance of the meet? It could be that a lot of questions were answered there.

Paul · Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 6:06 pm Post subject:

Following the commentary has been fun. It even gets a non-participant like myself thinking about getting involved next year.

"on the sidelines" Paul Very Happy

Dan · Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 6:18 pm Post subject:

That's what we need more of!! Smile

Close to 400 signed up, but only 150 of those had valid email addresses and bothered to set up a roster...

Dan

Conway · Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 9:54 pm Post subject:

Somewhere along the line that blind squirrel found his eyesight !!!! Participation is what makes this fun ... Even when your team is down and out ... Like mine !!

Unfortunately the meets tend to be at a bad time for a lot of people ... I'm fortunate in that I use a computer for most of my work ... But not everyone is that fortunate ...

But this has been great so far ... And will only get better ... Thanks Dan ..

Dan · Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2002 10:03 pm Post subject:

You're welcome, and thanks to everyone that's participated. Smile

Good point about work-time, I hadn't really considered that. I'm so used to being at the computer all the time and not having a boss looking over my shoulder...

Dan

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