t-and-f: Harry Jerome results...
...are available at: http://harryjerome.com/Results.htm Some quick notes: --Brandon Rock in the men's 400; --2000 US Olympian Nick Rogers a DNF in the men's 10k; --Khadevis Robinson 1:45.97. Paul Merca
t-and-f: Fwd: Oregon-Washington Meet of Champions results
Forwarded for Paul Banta... Begin Forwarded Message Tommy Skipper set a new Oregon HS record at 17-7 1/2. He had a great attempt at a new high school record 18-3. Since he is just a junior, it may have a good shot at it. Oregon-Washington Meet of Champions Sunday, June 2, 2002 Mount Hood Community College, Gresham, Oregon Boys (Washington 96, Oregon 53) 100 Meters 1. Antwaun Sherman, Oregon, 10.85; 2. Mel Jenkins, Washington, 10.95; 3. T. Harris, Oregon, 11.02; 4. Jay West, Washington, 11.31 200 Meters 1. Mel Jenkins, Washington, 22.05; 2. Brandon Roosevelt, Oregon, 22.06; 3. T. Harris, Oregon, 22.07; 4. Reggie Kerney, Oregon, 22.58; 5. Nelacey Porter, Oregon, 22.65; 6. Brandon Huntley, Washington, 22.72. 400 Meters 1. Mel Jenkins, Washington, 48.41; 2. Darren Woods, Washington, 48.81; 3. Mike McGrath, Oregon, 49.70; 4. Nate Bumgartner, Oregon, 50.20; 5. Lief Peterson, Washington, 50.43; 6. Mike Rawlins, Washington, 51.86. 800 Meters 1. Tim Freeman, Washington, 1:54.64; 2. Colin Stark-Benz, Oregon, 1:54.92; 3. Tyler Gimenez, Washington, 1:55.77; 4. John Titterington, Oregon, 1:56.21; 5. Eli Nevarez, Oregon, 1:57.12; 6. Corey Nuro, Washington, 1:58.08. Mile 1. Carl Moe, Washington, 4:17.51; 2. Mike Sayernko, Washington, 4:20.35; 3. Cameron Schwehr, Washington, 4:21.37; 4. Kevin Jeffers, Oregon, 4:21.71; 5. Colin Stark-Benz, Oregon, 4:24.75; 6. Chris Jacobson, Oregon, 4:34.89. 3000 Meters 1. Spencer Paxton, Washington, 8:35.55; 2. Jon Marcus, Oregon, 8:36.26; 3. Patrick Chesser, Washington, 8:36.69; 4. Jon Gray, Washington, 8:37.37; 5. Ty Axtman, Washington, 8:38.47; 6. Mike Sayenko, Washington, 8:40.30; 7. Blake Flandsers, Oregon, 8:42.76; 8. Mike Devenport, Oregon, 8:50.34; 9. Mark Currell, Washington, 8:54.12; 10. Stuart Eagon, Oregon, 8:59.38; 11. Pat Werhane, Oregon, 9:04.18; 12. Brian Ehlis, Washington, 9:28.64. 110 Meter Hurdles 1. Samuel Hobbs, Oregon, 15.32; 2. Rob Bolton, Oregon, 15.41; 3. Josh Leyk, Washington, 15.44; 4. Matt Wuotila, Washington, 15.51; 5. Jeff Luckstead, Washington, 15.76; 6. Jordan Trump, Oregon, 16.08; 7. John Cassleman, Washington, 16.74. 300 Meter Hurdles 1. Josh Leyk, Washington, 37.88; 2. Kolby Hoover, Washington, 38.07; 3. John Cassleman, Washington, 38.75; 4. Samuel Hobbs, Oregon, 39.00; 5. Darrell Bradford, Washington, 39.29; 6. Everett Thomas, Oregon, 41.58. 1600 Meter Relay - 1. Washington, 3:18.30; 2. Oregon, 3:21.00. High Jump 1. Jeff Skiba, Washington, 6-8; 2. Norris Federick, Washington, 6-8; 3. Teddy Davis, Washington, 6-8; 4. Warren Eickhoff, Washington, 6-4; 5. Mica Durbin, Oregon, 6-0; 6. David Hovenden, Oregon, 6-0. Pole Vault 1. Tommy Skipper, Oregon, 17-7 ½ (new Oregon High School record); 2. Lee McKane, Washington, 16-0; 3. Sam Roberts, Washington, 15-6; 4. Jordan Trump, Oregon, 15-6; 5. Matt Banton, Oregon, 14-6; 6.(tie) Evan Whitehall, Washington, 14-0, Zeb McGarrell, Oregon, 14-0; 8. Bo Fisher, Washington, 14-0. Long Jump 1. Craig McAtee, Oregon, 22-6 ½; 2. Jermaine Turner, Oregon, 22-1 ¼; 3. Rick Moody, Washington, 21-1 ½; 4. Thomas Han, Washington, 20-10 ¼; 5. Mike Rawlins, Washington, 20-9 ¾; 6. Jonathan Stevens, Oregon, 20-3; 7. Sean Bresnahan, Washington, 19-10. Triple Jump 1. Will Robinson, Washington, 46-1 ¼; 2. Richard Owens, Oregon, 45-8 ½; 3. Ryan Thomas, Washington, 44-3 ½; 4. Jonathan Stevens, Oregon, 43-2 ½; 5. Rick Moody, Washington, 43-1 ¼; 6. Everett Thomas, Oregon, 40-11. Shot Put 1. David Paul, Washington, 60-5 ¾; 2. Jason Dixon, Washington, 59-11 ½; 3. Mark Matthey, Washington, 59-10 ½; 4. Jim Webster, Oregon, 57-3; 5. Dave Arndt, Oregon, 55-6; 6. Craig Kent, Washington, 54-8 ½; 7. Dave Bales, Oregon, 51-4. Discus 1. Derek Andriesan, Oregon, 169-1; 2. Jason Dixon, Washington, 164-3; 3. Jim Webster, Oregon, 162-5; 4. Landon Merrill, Washington, 159-10; 5. Nate Rolfe, Washington, 152-2; 6. Tim Bertram, Oregon, 147-9; 7. Adam Thoeny, Washington, 129-6. Hammer 1. Nick Owens, Washington, 186-2; 2. Kyle Cofield, Washington, 180-7; 3. Glen Bingisser, Washington, 156-6; 4. Landon Merrill, 152-2; 5. Tim Bertram, Oregon, 144-05; 6. Brian Renhard, Oregon, 108-10; 7. Matt Neiffer, Oregon, 91-5. Javelin 1. Dan Brant, Oregon, 194-2; 2. Tad Henley, Washington, 193-1; 3. Tommy Skipper, Oregon, 189-6; 4. Sean Sickles, Washington, 186-7; 5. Tyler Richardson, Oregon, 182-6; 6. Brian Harris, Oregon, 182-2; 7. Mike Aguuerro, Washington, 179-6; 8. Mike Wolfe, Washington, 156-10. Girls (Washington 88, Oregon 59) 100 Meters 1. Angel Davis, Washington, 12.20; 2. Sara Calier, Oregon, 12.59; 3. Chelsye Wika, Washington, 12.72; 4. Melantha Jenkins, Washington, 12.75; 5. Katelyn Waterhouse, Washington, 12.85; 6. Candance Rosenthal, Oregon, 12.96. 200 Meters 1. Deborah Jones, Oregon, 24.96; 2. Sara Calier, Oregon, 25.68; 3. Chelsye Wika, Washington, 26.00; 4. Christina Rainey, Washington, 26.27; 5. Melissa Hanson, Oregon, 26.37; 6. Melantha Jenkins, Washington, 26.
Re: t-and-f: time for a new nickname?
Unless there is a change, his problem is with the name the IAAF has given him : Juiced [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > In the wake of recent developments, one would think that Justin Gatlin might come up >with a nickname other than "juice" (no matter how long he has had it or how well it >plays off his real name). It was rather disconcerting in the stands to see a "juice" >to-shirt and hear people chanting "juice-juice." > > gh
t-and-f: Gebrselassie stops world record attempt
Agence France-Presse (June 2, 2002 03:10 PM EDT) - Ethiopian distance runner great Haile Gebrselassie halted his attempt to set two world records at the Fanny Blankers Koen Games in the Netherlands Sunday, when he stopped running after 40 minutes. http://sportserver.com/track_field/story/421657p-3363952c.html
t-and-f: Korir's second wind helps him breeze past competition at Rock 'n' Roll Marathon
By BERNIE WILSON, Associated Press SAN DIEGO (June 2, 2002 08:48 PM EDT) - Sammy Korir made his winning move in the Rock 'n' Roll Marathon not long after the lead pack ran by a band named 2nd Wind. Korir got his second wind and no else did, as he pulled away for an impressive win in 2 hours, 9 minutes, 1 second on Sunday. In leading a sweep of the top 10 places by Kenyans, he beat Stephen Ndungu by a whopping 1:23. http://sportserver.com/track_field/story/421877p-3365721c.html
t-and-f: time for a new nickname?
In the wake of recent developments, one would think that Justin Gatlin might come up with a nickname other than "juice" (no matter how long he has had it or how well it plays off his real name). It was rather disconcerting in the stands to see a "juice" to-shirt and hear people chanting "juice-juice." gh
Re: t-and-f: NCAA TV thoughts
> And it's the spot where there was a flag when Lena Nilsson knocked Heather Sagan out into the next lane as she tried to pass. Again, there was general unanimity that it was a nasty foul that couldn't go unpunished, but somehow it seems the flag got swallowed. It looked to me as if Nilsson moved out slightly as she was beginning her kick, at the same time Sagan began hers. For what it's worth, Sagan herself described it as "unintentional" and went on to say, "Lena would have got me anyway." -- | Bob Ramsak | *TRACK PROFILE News Service - Editor | http://www.trackprofile.com | *Race Results Weekly - Asst. Editor --- |Cleveland, Ohio USA |[EMAIL PROTECTED] |Tel - 216-731-9648 |Fax - 216-731-9675
Re: t-and-f: NCAA TV thoughts
> And speaking of holding them in Texas, if anybody from UT is reading > this, please make a bid for it! UT has such a nice stadium now, one > that's definitely worthy. Texas, Indiana and Ohio State have put in bids for 2004. I'm hoping for Ohio State and the new Jesse Owens Stadium. Terrific facility, AND, most importantly, within driving distance for me. -- | Bob Ramsak | *TRACK PROFILE News Service - Editor | http://www.trackprofile.com | *Race Results Weekly - Asst. Editor --- |Cleveland, Ohio USA |[EMAIL PROTECTED] |Tel - 216-731-9648 |Fax - 216-731-9675
Re: t-and-f: NCAA TV thoughts
I just want to see that men's 4x4 finish. The first five runners all within .67 of each other? Wow. I wish I could have been there this year. I swear, the next time the NCAAs are in Texas or an adjacent state (which I assume would be limited to Arkansas or Louisiana), I'm definitely going. It was pretty exciting just following those team races online. And speaking of holding them in Texas, if anybody from UT is reading this, please make a bid for it! UT has such a nice stadium now, one that's definitely worthy. Lee >It's going to be very interesting to watch (assuming the events are >part of the package) the men's 4x1 and women's 1500 from Baton >Rouge. Keep your eye on the track about 90m out in each case. > >That's the spot where there was no flag in the relay, but just about >everybody around me in the pressbox insisted that LSU was *clearly* >out of the zone. > >And it's the spot where there was a flag when Lena Nilsson knocked >Heather Sagan out into the next lane as she tried to pass. Again, >there was general unanimity that it was a nasty foul that couldn't >go unpunished, but somehow it seems the flag got swallowed. > >gh -- Lee Nichols Assistant News Editor The Austin Chronicle 512/454-5766 ext. 138 fax 512/458-6910 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: t-and-f: At least we're not the World Cup ...
Okay, I'm not sure what any of this has to do with track, but I think you're right, John. I switched over to Univision for a bit, and their video was a good 10-15 seconds ahead of ESPN's. >I dont think the problem is that they are calling the game off of a tape, I >think the audio track from the match is somehow comes too early. > >-Original Message- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Michael J. Roth >Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 5:52 PM >To: T&F Listserve >Subject: t-and-f: At least we're not the World Cup ... > > >Talking of TV, it is S obvious the commentators of the England/Sweden >match are >watching the tape and calling it after the fact. They call wide shots >before the ball >even leaves the players foot. Thankfully, we've got pros like Larry who >don't call crap >like that. > >MJR -- Lee Nichols Assistant News Editor The Austin Chronicle 512/454-5766 ext. 138 fax 512/458-6910 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: t-and-f: At least we're not the World Cup ...
I dont think the problem is that they are calling the game off of a tape, I think the audio track from the match is somehow comes too early. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Michael J. Roth Sent: Sunday, June 02, 2002 5:52 PM To: T&F Listserve Subject: t-and-f: At least we're not the World Cup ... Talking of TV, it is S obvious the commentators of the England/Sweden match are watching the tape and calling it after the fact. They call wide shots before the ball even leaves the players foot. Thankfully, we've got pros like Larry who don't call crap like that. MJR
t-and-f: At least we're not the World Cup ...
Talking of TV, it is S obvious the commentators of the England/Sweden match are watching the tape and calling it after the fact. They call wide shots before the ball even leaves the players foot. Thankfully, we've got pros like Larry who don't call crap like that. MJR
t-and-f: NCAA TV thoughts
It's going to be very interesting to watch (assuming the events are part of the package) the men's 4x1 and women's 1500 from Baton Rouge. Keep your eye on the track about 90m out in each case. That's the spot where there was no flag in the relay, but just about everybody around me in the pressbox insisted that LSU was *clearly* out of the zone. And it's the spot where there was a flag when Lena Nilsson knocked Heather Sagan out into the next lane as she tried to pass. Again, there was general unanimity that it was a nasty foul that couldn't go unpunished, but somehow it seems the flag got swallowed. gh
t-and-f: Adam Staier does it again!
Racewalking fans, Adam Staier does it again. Yesterday (6/1) at the Maine High School State Track and Field Championships at the University of Maine track in Orono, Maine, Adam Staier, from Farmington, ME, racewalked a 6:01.48 1600 meter (6:03.6-Mile conversion). This time lowers the unofficial National mark he set just one week ago of 6:04.59 at the Class A East Regional Championships. Adam's quest to break 6:00 for the mile will now move to the National Scholastic Track and Field Championships in Raleigh, NC on 14 June, 2002.
Re: t-and-f: Babes in the distances!
Actually no: Subject: t-and-f: Big Ten 800/1500 Date: Sun, 19 May 2002 19:38:00 -0400 From: "malmo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> In the two events: ELEVEN freshmen, FOUR sophomores, THREE juniors and TWO seniors The freshmen completely dominated the results. Bodes well. malmo Fred Finke wrote: > Am I the only one that noticed the youth in the men's distance races? Dawn > of a new running boom? > > 800 - 1 sr in top 9, and 4 freshmen > 1500 - 1 sr in top 8, and top 4 frosh/soph > 5000 - 2 srs in top 10 (7th and 8th) > 1 - 3 srs in top 8 (2-6-8) > > Fred > > *** > Fred Finke, LDR Men's Coach Selection Coordinator >--- O Men's Team Leader, World Cross, Morocco, 1998 >-- <^_ [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- \/\ Visit me at: www.Coachnet.net > *** -- Regards, Martin Martin J. Dixon, B. Math. (Hons), C.A., Partner Millard, Rouse & Rosebrugh LLP Chartered Accountants P.O. Box 367 96 Nelson Street Brantford, Ontario N3T 5N3 Direct Dial: (519) 759-3708 Ext. 231 Telephone: (519) 759-3511 Private Facsimile: (519) 759-8548 E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web site: www.millards.com Practice Areas: www.millards.com/htm/profs/m_mjdixo.htm IMPORTANT NOTICE: This email may be confidential, may be legally privileged, and is for the intended recipient only. Access, disclosure, copying, distribution or reliance on any of it by anyone else is prohibited and may be a criminal offence. Please delete if obtained in error and email confirmation to the sender.
t-and-f: Babes in the distances!
Am I the only one that noticed the youth in the men's distance races? Dawn of a new running boom? 800 - 1 sr in top 9, and 4 freshmen 1500 - 1 sr in top 8, and top 4 frosh/soph 5000 - 2 srs in top 10 (7th and 8th) 1 - 3 srs in top 8 (2-6-8) Fred *** Fred Finke, LDR Men's Coach Selection Coordinator --- O Men's Team Leader, World Cross, Morocco, 1998 -- <^_ [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- \/\ Visit me at: www.Coachnet.net ***
t-and-f: NJ Track...
Listers, I think NJ HS Track & Field should consider in the off season the way they conduct a state championship series. New Jersey is split into four groups (1,2,3,4) and two parochial groups (a&b) depending on the population of your school. The championships for all groups (including the parochial) should be held at the same site. Right now, the group meets and parochial are held at different sites. I'm still trying to rationalize why the Group 1, 2,3,4 schools conduct a two day meet (which allows athletes to triple and quad for points) while the parochial schools have a one day affair which allows for no such running. Yesterday was very windy in NJ, and depending where you ran, a 25.2 female 200m runner miraculously became a 24.44 runner, and a 24.3 200m runner turned into a 25.49 runner. I was at a youth meet, and in 20 minutes, a 13-14 girl's prelim ( places 1thru 3) went from 13.76, 14.64, 16.18 (into a blistering wind) to a final of 12.39, 13.01, 14.64 (wind switched). This poses a problem for the all-groups meet (which is a ridiculous, 1/2 day affair held on a Wednesday night). A person who was top 3 in the state the entire year may very well be relegated to an unseeded heat because of the wind. The 200m is run final on time at the all-groups (instead of having a qualifier on one day and the final on the next) I always felt that an athlete's consistancy in an event should prevail over the "one shot deal" mentality of track & field. Performance Lists are kept all year and an athlete should be able to use his/her best performance for seeding at a state championships (if there is no trial and final). Larry A. Morgan Elizabeth Heat TC
