Commentary and photos provided by CSUC Distance Coach Gary Towne
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Event 21 Men 10000 Meter Run Section 3
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Ogwaro, Oscar SO East LA College 29:41.30
2 Majak, Guor FR Iowa State 29:42.76
3 Clark, Chris JR Cal U-Pa 29:47.76
4 Thibodeau, Seth JR Michigan 29:49.82
5 Cruz, Javier SO Florida State 29:56.46
6 Batres, Mark SR Cal Poly-Pomona 30:03.21
7 Gabart, Steeve SO Florida State 30:08.66
8 Venancio, Marco SR Concordia 30:09.92
9 Longmuir, Colin SO Portland 30:11.67
10 Fellows, Brandon FR Michigan 30:13.93
11 Puskar, Ondrej JR Arkansas Lit 30:26.82
12 Walker, Jake FR Notre Dame 30:33.90
13 Popejoy, Mike JR Notre Dame 30:39.07
14 Chaloner, Steve SO Brown 30:47.28
15 Miramontes, Antonio SR Chico State 30:49.79
16 Miller, Joe Gonzaga 30:56.74
17 Andrews, Trey SO Florida State 31:36.11
18 Olivera, Bobby JR Csu Stan 31:42.13
-- Chaves, Kevin JR Occidental DNF
-- Parsel, Patrick SO UC Davis DNF
-- Burris, Sean SR Florida State DNF
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Friday March 30, 2007 @8:30am:
Men’s 10k Heat III. Senior Antonio Miramontes cut nearly 30 seconds off his former PR in this run, despite not learning of his acceptance into the Stanford meet until the day before the race. Yours truly had e mailed the meet director on Tuesday asking that they consider allowing Miramontes, a graduating senior the opportunity to run in their added morning section of the 10k. Not knowing if the meet director would even consider such an option at this late date, Antonio did Tuesday’s prescribed 4 miles of tempo running on the CSUC track @ 5:05 pace. Had we known that he would indeed be allowed into the meet, the workout of course would not have been run. Miramontes, not one to shy away from challenges put the workout behind him and switched into competitive mode as soon as he found that he was indeed accepted into the meet. Given his modest 31:18 PR going into the event, and also knowing most others entered were shooting to run under 30 minutes, Antonio locked into his pace early and worked with competitors from Notre Dame and Florida State for the initial 5k which was reached in 15:15. Following the 5k Miramontes led the group of three for the next 8 laps, eventually dropping the F. State runner. With 2k remaining the Notre Dame runner bolted by Miramontes having used his energy to get close enough to the finish. Miramontes was unable to counter Mike Popejoy’s move and now ran alone, trying to keep the laps in the 73-74 range. Unfortunately Antonio’s pace slowed somewhat, but he fought hard to maintain damage control. A sub 70 final revolution gave Miramontes a 30:49 finish time and his first NCAA provisional track mark. His time replaces Stacy Van Horn a former NCAC 10k champ as #10 on the Wildcat All Time Top 10 List.
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Event 57 Women 800 Meter Run "B" Sections
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Egan, Amy SR Utah State 2:09.20
2 Goonetilleke, Jeanelle NA Puropro 2:10.54
3 Sandoval, Beth SR New Mexico State 2:10.76
4 Atkinson, Cassie JR Cal Poly-SLO 2:11.05
5 Heitkamp, Mary JR Boston College 2:11.21
6 Macdonald, Pippa Cal Berkeley 2:11.34
7 Pancoast, Kim SR Nebraska 2:11.40
8 Wallace, Lea FR Cal Poly-SLO 2:11.43
9 Lowder, Jenna Byu 2:11.62
10 Schmidt, Brianne SR Notre Dame 2:11.90
11 Houle, Heidi Byu 2:12.12
12 Wagner, Angela Byu 2:12.30
13 Sexton, Bridgette SR Cal Poly-SLO 2:12.43
14 Driscoll, Jessica FR Boston College 2:12.44
15 Moore, Cori FR Portland 2:12.44
16 Pancoast, Jennifer SO Nebraska 2:12.83
17 Sizer, Brittany SR Vanderbilt 2:13.08
18 Benvegnu, Kathryn FR Baylor 2:13.96
19 Sinclair, Danielle JR Cal Poly-SLO 2:13.96
20 Harer, Noelle JR Oregon St. 2:14.20
21 Sampson, Kelly Michigan 2:14.33
22 Antas, Becky JR Notre Dame 2:14.97
23 Garcia, Julie SR Oregon St. 2:15.22
24 Lister, Nichole SO Boston College 2:15.23
25 Creutz, Eileen Michigan 2:15.56
26 Sharpe, McKenzie SR Furman 2:15.57
27 Howell, Sarah JR Western Oregon 2:15.80
28 Brown, Lindsey JR Chico State 2:16.04
29 Murdoch, Alisha SR Idaho 2:16.20
30 Mullen, Rebecca JR Furman 2:16.93
31 Giuffre, Brooke SO Brown 2:17.15
32 Monfort, Ashley SR Hawaii 2:17.17
33 Beckwith, Molly JR Indiana 2:17.21
34 Carillo, Sharlene SR Hawaii 2:17.33
35 Montomgery, Linda Michigan 2:18.16
36 Tinglin, Patricia SO Laney 2:18.76
37 Hover, Leah FR Boise St. 2:18.92
38 Van Brunt, Katelyn FR Oregon St. 2:19.40
39 Montgomery, April SO Sonoma State 2:19.63
40 Carlson, Krinda FR St Martin's 2:20.12
41 Margules, Melissa SO Usc 2:20.79
42 Chipney, Breanna JR Idaho 2:21.11
43 Lordi, Vanessa NA Unattached 2:21.12
44 Sullivan, Molly FR Notre Dame 2:22.28
45 Bowers, Tanya SO Butte College 2:24.74
46 Jones, Christine NA Unattached 2:27.26
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| 800m Women’s “B Heats” Friday morning
Junior Lindsey Brown recorded a nice 2:16.04 PR for her season debut in the 800m on Friday. Brown’s time moves her into the #8 spot on the All Time CSUC list but appears to be far from where she’ll finish the season given the relative ease in which she recorded this mark.
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Lindsay Nelson and Mary Torres after finishing 10K under the lights
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Event 7 Men 800 Meter Run "B" Sections
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Storvick, Hans Minnesota 1:51.64
2 Jespersen, Lauren JR Stanford 1:51.88
3 Wickman, Michael SO Chico State 1:52.03
4 Evans, Jacob SO Stanford 1:52.07
5 Bies, Erik SR Western Washington 1:52.43
6 Eckert, Cameron FR Notre Dame 1:52.46
7 Perezchica, Andres Cal Berkeley 1:52.54
8 Morgan, Patrick SO Furman 1:52.72
9 Schmidt, Erwin FR Nebraska 1:52.73
10 Ballenger, Che FR Merritt College 1:52.87
11 Robertson, John SR Baylor 1:52.98
12 Hayes, Clinton FR Chico State 1:53.02
13 Notwell, Jim FR Notre Dame 1:53.04
14 Nelson, Brian JR Chico State 1:53.09
15 Catton, Chris SR Wake Forest 1:53.21
16 Choplin, Blake FR Notre Dame 1:53.28
17 Perez, Mike FR Cal Poly-SLO 1:53.32
18 Luebbe, Ethan FR Nebraska 1:53.37
19 Carrillo, Juan NA New York AC 1:53.46
20 Hewitt-Gaffney, Bob FR Washington State 1:53.47
21 Licsak, Andras FR Nebraska 1:53.51
22 Cramer, Nick SR Wyoming 1:53.51
23 Goulet, Adam JR E. Oregon 1:53.74
24 Steier, Rolf SR Stanford 1:53.75
25 O'Brien, Sean SO Brown 1:53.83
26 Greenburg, Alex SO Stanford 1:54.15
27 Campbell, Colin FR Usc 1:54.16
28 Richardson, Jared FR Illinois 1:54.18
29 Collins, Jon NA VS Athletics TC 1:54.39
30 Marzolf, Sean NA West Valley TC 1:54.40
31 Nelson, Drew SR Unattached 1:54.52
32 Romero-Clark, Martin SO Concordia (Or) 1:54.55
33 Sparks, Kenny JR U of San Francisco 1:54.59
34 Huddleston, Chris SR Usc 1:54.81
35 Marpole-Bird, Justin FR Stanford 1:55.05
36 Liu, Lucas FR CC San Francisco 1:55.11
37 Drake, Sean JR Stanford 1:55.23
38 Sickler, Vince JR Nebraska 1:55.33
39 Mahalick, Joe JR Loyola-Chicago 1:55.35
40 Deptula, Peter Cal Berkeley 1:55.65
41 Wai, Wai John JR Concordia 1:55.68
42 Clark, Cameron SO CC San Francisco 1:55.94
43 Murphy, Tim FR UC Irvine 1:56.51
44 Jabaz, Jorge JR Concordia 1:56.81
45 Heath, Zack SO E. Oregon 1:57.65
46 Lockard, Curt SO Warner Pacific 1:58.17
47 Nelson, Alex SO U of San Francisco 1:58.23
48 Daniels, Landry JR Unattached 1:58.54
49 Reese, Anthony FR East LA College 1:58.61
50 Hadley, Chris FR Stanford 2:02.09
51 Doughty, Adrian SR Concordia (Or) 2:03.92
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Men’s 800m B Heats Friday Morning: (3 Entrants, 3 PR’s, and a 1:52 average)
Three ‘Cats toed the line this morning and all three PR’d. With the NCAA provisional mark being 1:53.00, Clinton Hayes and Brian Nelson missed NCAA marks by a combined .11 seconds! Given that it was the first open 800m for all three, it’s very likely that each will finish their season @ the NCAA meet in North Carolina this Spring.
Clinton Hayes was placed in the fastest heat of the morning section, while teammates Michael Wickman and Brian Nelson were each entered in Heat II. Hayes who’d run the initial 200m of his Wildcat relay 800m leg MUCH too fast, started more conservative today, and enjoyed a very fast final 100m while passing several runners down the stretch. Wickman who’d been buried during the first lap of his heat rolled off the penultimate turn with 300m remaining in lane 3 with his eyes set on the leaders who’d made a break ahead. Using his trademark kick coming off the final turn Wickman rolled up everyone except Stanford’s Lauren Jespersen who he missed for the win by .18 seconds. Wickman’s finish time would have placed him second in the first and “faster” heat as well. Teammate Brian Nelson who’s enjoyed a great start to the season notched a 1:53.09 PR while missing the NCAA standard by a mere .09 seconds.
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Event 12 Men 3000 Meter Steeplechase Section 3
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Parr, Brian FR Nebraska 9:05.95
2 Grant, Alex JR Washington State 9:07.35
3 Ahlbeck, Sam FR Washington State 9:09.43
4 Vollmar, Curtis FR Eastern Michigan 9:09.67
5 Johnson, Nicholas NA U Oregon RC 9:11.12
6 Killian, John SO Northern Arizona 9:11.60
7 Mocko, Chris SO Stanford 9:11.69
8 Hearst, Tim JR UC Irvine 9:12.09
9 Tollefson, Tim JR Chico State 9:12.98
10 Peach, Jasper JR Humboldt St 9:14.92
11 Brancheau, Sam SR Western Washington 9:18.23
12 Too, Shadrack JR Wyoming 9:21.24
13 Wilson, James JR Washington 9:29.74
14 Ngeno, Frank SR North Texas 9:30.46
15 Christoffersen, Brandon JR Boise St. 9:34.72
16 Dargitz, Carl Cal Poly-SLO 9:42.94
17 Rasmussen, Kyle SR Iowa State 9:43.06
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Tim Tollefson stays out of trouble going wide at the barrier
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Men’s Steeplechase Heat III Friday Evening: (Tollefson runs NCAA 9:12 mark)
A year ago as a Soph, Tim Tollefson jumped onto the NCAA scene in a big way recording a 20+ second PR in the barrier event at the Stanford Invit. This year he wouldn’t quite improve this mark, but even on a “mediocre” day Tollefson the 2 time CCAA steeple champ, notched a very impressive 9:12 mark. Running among a physical and aggressive pack the entire race Tollefson spent some quality time learning how to run in lane II, and trying to keep out of trouble with the crowded barriers and water jumps. At one point while hurdling in a large group, Tollefson sustained a pretty deep cut to his trailing hand as he was in the air going over a hurdle. Apparently an opponent’s lead spike glanced his hand, which for some time took Tim’s mind off the normal pains that 7.5 laps of hurdling can cause. Thankfully Tim was able to find his way toward the front of the pack and with 2 laps remaining he ran in a great position to possibly win the race. Unfortunately the early jostling and running in the outside lanes, had taken it’s toll on the Junior from Rocklin, CA and Tim lost a few spots and seconds over the final 600m. Tim’s 9:12 time is his second fastest ever and is an NCAA provisional mark, that should be good enough to gain him entry in this year’s NCAA championships.
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Event 20 Men 10000 Meter Run Section 2
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Powers, Jeff SR Central Michigan 28:43.83
2 Khadraoui, Mohamed SO Iona 28:49.08
3 Rono, Aron SO Azusa Pacific 28:50.81
4 Bauhs, Scotty SO Chico State 28:54.55
5 Hoerr, Trent JR Illinois 28:55.22
6 Kinsella, David SO Portland 28:57.97
7 Dumm, Andrew U of Virginia 28:59.25
8 Batliner, Payton SR Colorado 29:00.33
9 Kirui, Barnabas SO Ole Miss 29:16.39
10 Moran, CW James Madison 29:16.62
11 Kilburg, Michael JR Portland 29:19.75
12 Simpson, Josh NA Unattached 29:23.64
13 Bostrom, Marten JR Northern Arizona 29:24.41
14 Greenless, Tommy FR Reebok. 29:38.19
15 Smith, Mike adidas 29:42.08
16 Biladeau, Andy U of Virginia 29:53.99
17 Ryan, Paul NA Unattached 29:54.72
18 Bartlebaugh, Matt SR Mich State 29:57.49
19 Ross, Tim SR Missouri 30:17.31
20 Mock, Dave JR William & Mary 30:18.82
21 Gasore, Serge JR Abilene Christian 30:19.38
22 Stansloski, Joel JR Tulsa 30:20.92
23 Shakleton, Kyle SO Ucla 30:33.16
24 Staples, Calvin NA Speed River Tfc 30:33.98
25 Ngirakamaro, Laurent JR Abilene Christian 30:36.94
26 Shimer, Adam JR Washington 30:43.85
27 Shay, Stephan SO Mich State 31:06.97
28 Romanoski, Sam SR Loyola-Chicago 31:23.96
29 Turowski, Brett JR Tulsa 31:32.37
-- Werhane, Patrick JR Oregon DNF
-- Korir, Mark SO Wyoming DNF
-- Boyd, Travis SR Washington DNF
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Scotty Bauhs takes his turn at the lead in cranking out 69s
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Men’s 10,000m Heat II: (Bauhs goes Sub 29 and how Torres collects an Assist)
In basketball assists are a big part of the game... In track... Well, there isn’t such a thing as an assist right? Well on Friday night, we did have an assist and it came from Aaron Torres a member of our men’s distance squad. Aaron who’d just returned from a short run around the Stanford campus had run into Scotty Bauhs who was warming up for his upcoming attempt at a sub 29 minute 10k. Upon returning to the track Torres noticed that there were only a few laps remaining in the 5k race that led up to Bauhs’ heat of the 10k. Aaron found yours truly and told me that he thought that Scotty might be under the impression that the women’s 10k was Before his and that he’d just run into him while running on the Stanford Campus. Looking at the clock on the scoreboard I realized that the current race had only 2-3 laps remaining, then the men’s 10k would take center stage. Given the fact that meet management had been behind schedule all evening, they were being quite prompt in starting races as soon as the final person crossed the line in the previous one. Scrambling for thoughts as to what to do from here, I made my way to the perimeter of the track stadium where the athletes who were warming up, would usually return to the track area. Thankfully I spotted the familiar gait of Bauhs trotting toward the stadium, completely unaware that his race would start in 5 minutes. I’ll spare the details, but words were exchanged and Scotty’s normal 35-40 minute routine that normally includes long strides, stretching, and a bathroom stop, was all condensed into a 5 minute span. Making my way to the check in area where the meet officials check out hip numbers I realized the staff had exited the area. Scott and I fumbled through hip numbers and managed to find one’s that matched his seed among the 30+ runners in the field. A few shake-out strides and a march to the start line, and Bauhs was off and running, chasing another Chico State record and landmark performance. Of course let’s credit this assist to Torres as no one else had realized that Bauhs was about to miss a pretty important race.
Thankfully the first few revolutions of the track were somewhat conservative... At least for this talented group, most of whom were chasing the DI NCAA 10k standard of 29:05 or better. Bauhs tucked into mid pack and recorded a 2:21 first 800m looking smooth and unaffected by the adjusted warm up routine. Lap three saw a change in the pace as the leaders notched things down into the sub 70 rhythm needed to go under 29 minutes. 1600m was reached in 4:39 with Bauhs having made his way toward the front of a surging pack. Mile 2, quicker than the first brought Bauhs through 3200m in 9:15 and to assure the wild Chico Crowd of how he was feeling Scotty flashed a smile to the “Chiiiiiccccoooo” cheering faithful. During the third mile Kenyan duo Barnabus Kirui and Aron Rono took the lead and put a few strides on a 10-man chase pack in which Bauhs was running. Looking back on Bauhs’ performance his only regret might be the move that he made in lap 11 to bridge from the group to the heels of Kirui. In less than a lap Kirui had tired of leading and moved into lane two, motioning to the Soph from Chico State, to take the lead. Bauhs obliged and ran a 67 second 12th lap separating himself from Kirui and the pack. Now Bauhs ran alone from the front passing 5k a few strides ahead of the field @ 14:26 (just a few seconds slower than his ‘06 5k best). After spending a bit more than a mile off the front, Bauhs was absorbed by the chase pack and the group hit the metric 4 miles in 18:30, and 8k in 23:07. With 1600m remaining Bauhs ran at the tail end of a 4 man group that was led by a powerful runner Jeff Powers of Central Michigan. Powers hammered the pace and within the next 400m Bauhs lost contact with the three ahead. Lap 23 (a 71.4) was Bauhs’ slowest of the race as he struggled to keep the form that had put him in position for a big PR. Bauhs hit the metric 6 mi (24 laps) in 27:48 with Illinois runner Trent Hoerr passing him and Portand’s Kinsella hot on his heels. Off the final turn Bauhs found another gear and re-passed Hoerr and sprinted to the finish stopping the clock at 28:54, thus becoming the first Wildcat to break the 29 minute barrier for the 10k distance.
The 28:54 was a full minute faster than the former DII best mark for the season coming into the weekend, but Scotty’s stay atop the DII leader-board was short lived given the blazing 28:06 winning time that DII XC champ Nicodemus Naimadu posted while defeating American 1/2 marathon record holder Ryan Hall in Saturday’s A Heat. Once again we’ll have our hands full at the NCAA championships w/ Naimadu.
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Event 69 Women 10000 Meter Run Section 2
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Bargiachi, Denise SO Arkansas 33:53.61
2 Sammons, Keara FR Oregon 33:54.55
3 Huss, Debbie JR Florida State 33:56.38
4 Harrison, Emily U of Virginia 33:59.52
5 Read, Katie U of Virginia 34:06.45
6 Guyette, Becky SR Boise St. 34:44.98
7 Maduza, Claire FR Wisconsin 34:57.82
8 Plank, McKayla FR Iona 35:05.30
9 Castillio, Bertha Austin Peay 35:07.27
10 Hjalmarsen, Tone FR OK State 35:14.03
11 Harper, Jennifer SO Arkansas 35:16.57
12 Bowerman, Laura SO Florida State 35:24.08
13 Kerth, Whitney SO Arkansas Lit 35:33.70
14 Williams, Kalli JR Eastern Michigan 35:34.01
15 Fahey, Beth JR Arkansas 35:39.09
16 Olson, Dee JR Idaho 35:43.13
17 Domich, Amanda SR Loyola-Chicago 35:46.04
18 Marston, Erin SR Colorado 35:58.54
19 Ritchey, Ashley SR Indiana-Purdue 36:01.80
20 Macalister, Mandy JR Idaho 36:10.74
21 Torres, Mary SR Chico State 36:29.82
22 Nelson, Lindsay JR Chico State 36:40.28
23 Trejo, Maria JR OK State 36:55.99
24 Braden, Meadow JR Boise St. 38:57.90
-- Post, Emily JR Wisconsin DNF
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Women’s 10,000m (Two more NCAA marks and #4 and #6 All-Time Best CSUC Performances)
Chico’s Mary Torres and Lindsay Nelson were the only Non-DI standouts allowed into the women’s 10k field on Friday evening. Torres took aim at the 36 minute barrier, while Nelson eyed the 36:30 mark as a goal. If the two could at least finish under 37 minutes they would surely punch their tickets to the NCAA meet, given the times it’s taken to qualify in the past. The difficult thing for each, would be the fact that most others entered were shooting for much quicker marks that it would take to gain entry into the DI championships. At the race began Torres locked into 85 seconds per lap rhythm working with athletes from Idaho, Loyola, and Purdue. The four hit 1600m in 5:42 and 3200m in 11:26 and would split the first 5k in 17:50. With two miles remaining Torres’ 85-86’s started to turn towards the 90 second per lap pace, and she lost contact with her small group. Clipping along mostly by herself at her own quick pace was Junior Lindsay Nelson a Chico Native and 11:50 HS two miler. Nelson who ran 25 laps a year ago in Eugene Or, completely solo, ran most of tonight’s race on her own as well. Hitting early splits of 5:55, 11:48, and 18:25 (5k) Nelson was picking up steam and looked awesome going into her second 5k of the night. Nelson hit a series of 87’s and 88’s in the final 5k and closed with an 81 final revolution to earn herself a substantial PR, and a time that should qualify her for this May’s NCAA meet in North Carolina. Nelson’s final 5k (18:15) highlighted a nice negative split effort. Torres, as strong and tough as any athlete that I’ve worked with, suffered through a difficult final 8 laps, but still managed a substantial PR of her own, clocking a 36:29. These times also ranked highly on the All Time CSUC list as Torres moves up to #4 and Nelson now at #6.
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Stanford Overflow Meet - Chabot College
Women 5000 Meter Run
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Montez, Sarah JR Chico State 17:47.43 -
2 Pape, Jessica JR Augustana (S.D.) 17:49.05 -
3 Reyes, Celene SO UC Riverside 17:49.07 -
4 Ties, Paige FR Iowa State 17:54.77 -
5 Fairley, Megan JR UC Irvine 17:55.62 -
6 Kim, erinn JR UC Irvine 18:00.53 -
7 Ross, Vera SO Diablo Valley 18:54.79 -
8 Hernandez, Sylvia FR East LA 19:19.70 -
9 Paredes, Veronica SO Hartnell 19:24.77 -
10 Leal, Jodie SO Modesto 19:41.99 -
11 Dyer, April SO Diablo Valley 19:44.07 -
12 McKean, Meredith Jr Iowa State 20:52.44 -
13 Benoy, Natalie FR Modesto 20:56.74 -
14 Armendariz, Queriza SO Modesto 21:08.74 -
15 Fairley, Laura Unattached 21:15.26 -
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Last year Chabot college started a Stanford Overflow meet for those who missed the Stanford entry marks, but still wanted to run fast times @ distance races. No Wildcats made the trip across the bay for the event the first year, but this year Junior Sarah Montez was sent to Chabot in search of her first sub 18 minute 5k. Montez achieve this and more, winning the event in with a nice 17:47 Pr. Sarah led the entire final mile, so it should be interesting to see her progress when she’s in a field where she can be pushed by a faster field. This mark just missed both the NCAA provisional minimum (17:43) and the #10 All time CSUC mark of 17:44.
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Event 15 Men 5000 Meter Run Section 2
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Ming Gu NA China AA 14:01.91
2 Matt Sheeks SR Portland 14:04.78
3 Matt Clark Clemson 14:05.35
4 Mike Chavez SR UC Santa Barbara 14:06.00
5 Cory Thorne SO Louisville 14:07.88
6 Trevor O'Brien Canada 14:08.09
7 Scott Wall SO Oregon 14:08.19
8 Jordan McNamara SO Lane CC 14:09.01
9 Troy Swier JR Cal Poly-SLO 14:09.05
10 John Butler La Salle 14:09.26
11 Bret Ferrier JR Weber State 14:11.74
12 Alex Hains SR Butler 14:12.66
13 Patrick Mellea JR Boston College 14:12.92
14 Moses Mpanga Arizona 14:13.07
15 Chris Ferren-Cirino SR UC Davis 14:16.01
16 Daniel Watts SO OK State 14:16.12
17 Mark Matusak Cal Berkeley 14:16.28
18 Art Siemers NA adidas- 14:17.03
19 Simo Kiplagat JR Louisville 14:17.22
20 Justin Scheid SR Georgetown 14:17.89
21 Peter Remien NA Brc-Adidas 14:20.53
22 Tibor Vegh JR NC State 14:24.02
23 Jesson Baumgartner SR Southern Utah 14:24.99
24 Ryan Foster U of Virginia 14:27.11
25 Charlie Serrano SR Chico State 14:27.39
26 Joey Heller SO Arizona State 14:41.12
27 Mark Buckingham JR Florida State 14:49.81
28 Ty Axtman SR Boise St. 14:53.51
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Saturday March 31st:
Senior Charlie Serrano who’d run 14:06 at last year’s Stanford Invit spent the Fall, Winter and early Spring months logging more miles than ever before, while hammering through difficult workout after difficult workout, all in an effort to break the 14 minute barrier for the 5k event. Everything was on track, until about 2.5 weeks ago when Serrano developed a stubborn case of IT band tendonitis which has put a serious dent in his training volume and intensities. Given the lack of training leading into the week of Stanford we’d decided that Charlie wouldn’t race, but would hopefully return for a late season attempt at the Cardinal Invit if good health was achieved in the meantime. Although still ailing last week Serrano decided to ramp up the training, and found that the pain was no worse than it had been before..... so it was decided at the last minute that Charlie would run Stanford with the goal of hopefully hitting at least a sub 14:30 mark that would hopefully secure his spot on the line at the NCAA’s later in the season. Struggling in a heat full of low 14 minute runners who hadn’t missed the training he had, Charlie stuck to the back of the main pack for as long as he could on Saturday passing the mile in 4:33, and 3200 in 9:14. The final mile was difficult and painful but Serrano held on to finish in 14:27. Although he wasn’t too happy with the performance, Charlie is full of fire and if the body will continue to work with him while he returns to consistent training, we can expect a good run at the Cardinal Invit at the end of the month.
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Event 9 Men 1500 Meter Run "B" Sections
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Name Year School Finals
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1 Andrew Ellerton SR Michigan 3:48.10
2 Chris Gomez NA RunFlagstaff 3:48.71
3 Ryan Ripley SR OK State 3:48.72
4 Will Leer SR Pomona Pitzer 3:48.90
5 Ryan Brown SR Washington 3:49.77
6 Evan Anderson SO Unattached 3:49.82
7 Jesse Luciano FR Iowa 3:49.99
8 Andrew Jesien U of Virginia 3:50.49
9 Larry McDaris SR Colorado Mines 3:50.65
10 James Withers SO Oregon 3:51.07
11 Jeffery Paneda JR Sacramento State 3:51.22
12 Sean McNamara FR Michigan 3:51.26
13 Darren Gausen JR Butler 3:51.63
14 Jacob Evans SO Stanford 3:51.79
15 Matt Owen SR Washington 3:51.96
16 Brad Osguthorpe SR Weber State 3:52.28
17 David Gott SO Arizona State 3:52.28
18 Dylan Fitzpatrick Arizona 3:52.28
19 Alexander Casteel JR Oregon 3:52.31
20 Laef Barnes SO Ucla 3:52.32
21 Brett Adams JR Notre Dame 3:52.70
22 Jack Mann SO Arizona State 3:52.74
23 Peter Doroshuk SO OK State 3:52.74
24 Donald Wasteney SO Oregon 3:52.84
25 Michael Coe Cal Berkeley 3:52.90
26 David VanOrsdel Minnesota 3:52.96
27 Michael Wickman SO Chico State 3:53.00
28 Mitch Sanders SR Baylor 3:53.02
29 Jeffry Grassmeyer SO Drake 3:53.06
30 Ciarn O'Lionaird FR Michigan 3:53.30
31 Brandon Rooney SO Iowa State 3:53.37
32 Dave Sheeran SO Southern Utah 3:53.39
33 Kenny Frank Arizona 3:53.43
34 Eric Lee Cal Berkeley 3:53.60
35 Leyden Tolhurst SO Drake 3:53.63
36 Trevor Palmer SR Southern Oregon 3:53.70
37 Luke Lemenager FR Washington State 3:53.70
38 John Loeser FR Brown 3:53.75
39 Julius Nyango JR Abilene Christian 3:54.11
40 Ian Cronin NA Team XO 3:54.12
41 Chris Concha JR Washington State 3:54.18
42 Brian Govier FR Washington 3:54.83
43 Josh Perrin SO Eastern Michigan 3:54.86
44 Steven Sodaro Cal Berkeley 3:54.87
44 Titus Koeh JR Alabama 3:54.87
46 Ben Kessen JR Utah State 3:55.07
47 Sean McCabe NA Unattached 3:55.14
48 Jacob Cosby FR Byu 3:55.20
49 Brian Fuller JR Penn State 3:55.26
50 Julian Matthews NA Unattached 3:55.30
51 Tony Jones FR Utah State 3:55.51
52 Curtis Vollmar FR Eastern Michigan 3:55.52
53 Chris Huddleston SR Usc 3:55.66
54 Alex Greenburg SO Stanford 3:56.08
55 Jeremy Zagorski Boston College 3:56.30
56 Dan Gerber SO Georgetown 3:56.40
57 Andrew Niccoli FR Utah State 3:56.56
58 Tim Johnson SO Penn State 3:56.60
59 Stephen Pottey SR Asics Aggies 3:56.94
60 Joe Churchill FR Unattached 3:57.08
61 Mike Thompson SR Idaho 3:57.31
62 Vince Sickler JR Nebraska 3:57.66
63 Tim Badley JR Concordia (Or) 3:57.85
64 Kenny Sparks JR U of San Francisco 3:57.92
65 Alex Nelson SO U of San Francisco 3:58.17
66 Kevin Merkling FR Idaho 3:58.25
67 Richard Newton FR Iowa State 3:58.49
68 Michael Huntington JR Wyoming 3:58.53
69 Jeremiah Johnston FR Idaho 3:58.87
70 Ethan Luebbe FR Nebraska 3:59.12
71 Justin Switzer FR Michigan 3:59.27
72 Jacob Dubois SO Eastern Michigan 3:59.57
73 Aaron Clements FR Utah State 3:59.80
74 Jeff Merrill FR Michigan 4:00.70
75 Brian Nelson JR Chico State 4:00.75
76 Vincent D'Onofrio NA Unattached 4:00.80
77 Bryon Williams FR U of San Francisco 4:00.82
78 Scott DeRoo SR Colgate 4:00.94
79 Brian Lopez SO UC Irvine 4:01.85
80 Jared Richardson FR Illinois 4:02.15
81 Eric Chavez Arizona 4:02.61
82 Martin Romero-Clark SO Concordia (Or) 4:02.64
83 Brandon Laan SR Hawaii Pacific 4:02.96
84 Josh Hernandez FR West Valley College 4:03.14
85 Sean Drake JR Stanford 4:03.24
86 Sean O'Brien SO Brown 4:03.56
87 Joe Mahalick JR Loyola-Chicago 4:04.99
88 Nick Crawford SR Western Oregon 4:06.29
89 Wes Walker FR Stanford 4:06.29
90 Solomon Tesfaye SO UC Irvine 4:06.50
91 Derek Wanders FR Boise St. 4:08.18
92 Nick Clinton JR Chico State 4:09.52
93 Carlos Suarez FR Sacramento CC 4:11.63
94 Raul Lara SO UC Riverside 4:13.45
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Saturday March 31st:
Men’s 1500m B Sections (Wickman rolls 3:53 and Nelson Pr’s again)
Michael Wickman and Brian Nelson would double back from yesterday’s 800m races with 1500 runs today. Also competing on Saturday would be Nick Clinton who’s coming off two weeks of sickness, which unfortunately is still hampering his performances. Wickman rolled even splits while recording his second best time ever for the metric mile distance. His 3:53.00 final time is an NCAA provisional mark and missed his PR by just .50 seconds. Nelson cut 3 seconds off his 15 pr with his 4:00.74 performance, leaving him just shy of the 4 minute barrier. Nick Clinton ran even 65 pace for three laps, before his body shut down, leaving him well short of his 3:56 Pr set last Spring. Note: Former North Section runner Kenny Frank placed 33rd
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