t-and-f: USATF Results
http://www.raceberryjam.com/indexcc.html Masters CLASS ID# PLACEPLACEFINISHER TIME TEAM 506 11 M40 Danny Martinez, 42, Alhambra, CA26:36.0 281 22 M40 Brian Pope, 42, Oxford, MS 26:44.5 So Cal Track Club 462 33 M40 Daniel Gonzalez, 42, Mountain View, CA 26:49.5 303 44 M40 Peter Magill, 43, South Pasadena, CA26:54.7 Team Runners HighM4 254 55 M40 Lance Denning, 43, Boulder, CO 27:07.4 Running RepubBldrM4 302 66 M40 Andy DiConti, 42, Monrovia, CA 27:28.1 Team Runners HighM4 197 77 M40 Steven Cathcart, 40, Fort Collins, CO 27:46.2 Fort Collins TC 237 81 M45 Odis Sanders, 45, Eugene, OR27:47.7 Oregon TC MastersM4 200 92 M45 David O'Keeffe, 46, Orchard Park, NY27:49.5 GeneseeValHarriersM4 300108 M40 Andrew Atkeson, 43, Los Angeles, CO 27:56.0 Team Runners HighM4 125119 M40 Andrew Ames, 42, Boulder, CO28:02.0 Boulder Road RunrsM4 142123 M45 Chuck Coats, 45, Forest Grove, OR 28:06.0 Bowerman AC M4 30413 10 M40 David Olds, 43, Los Angeles, CA 28:11.6 Team Runners HighM4 89141 M50 Rick Becker, 50, Selah, WA 28:21.1 3 Rivers Road RunrsM5 12715 11 M40 Peter Hegelbach, 40, Boulder, CO28:26.9 Boulder Road RunrsM4 256164 M45 Ken Masarie, 45, Longmont, CO 28:31.2 Running RepubBldrM4 56017 12 M40 Brian Spangenberg, 40, Canyon Country, CA 28:41.5 23418 13 M40 Joseph Dudman, 40, Portland, OR 28:51.1 Oregon TC MastersM4 23519 14 M40 Jeff Fielding, 44, Mcminnville, OR 28:54.5 Oregon TC MastersM4 238205 M45 John Stolz, 49, Bend, OR28:59.2 Oregon TC MastersM4 23921 15 M40 Patrick Wagner, 43, Eugene, OR 29:05.1 Oregon TC MastersM4 233226 M45 Chris Clark, 45, Salem, OR 29:16.4 Oregon TC MastersM4 108237 M45 Tim Moran, 45, Spokane, WA 29:20.1 Bloomsday RRC M4 305248 M45 Dave Parsel, 49, Costa Mesa, CA 29:22.2 Team Runners HighM4 19825 16 M40 Robert Bolton, 44, Richland, NY 29:23.9 GeneseeValHarriersM4 410269 M45 Mac Allen, 47, Austin, TX 29:25.0 53927 10 M45 Richard Punches, 46, Portland, OR 29:25.9 301282 M50 Rich Burns, 50, Saugus, CA 29:38.3 Team Runners HighM4 38029 11 M45 Arno Sist, 46, Chula Vista, CA 29:44.3 *U.S. Navy M4 99303 M50 Thomas Cushman, 51, Chico, CA 29:45.0 Aggie Running Club 10331 17 M40 Mark Brady, 42, Spokane, WA 29:46.7 Bloomsday RRC M4 55032 18 M40 Kurt Schaefer, 44, Gig Harbor, WA 29:48.0 14833 12 M45 Eugenio Vidales, 45, Vancouver, WA 29:50.0 Bowerman AC M4 10434 19 M40 Irvin Daratha, 41, Spokane, WA 29:51.0 Bloomsday RRC M4 12635 13 M45 Timothy Dolen, 48, Boulder, CO 29:51.5 Boulder Road RunrsM4 202364 M50 James Robinson, 51, Rochester, NY 29:52.0 GeneseeValHarriersM4 24037 14 M45 Daniel Wojcik, 49, Eugene, OR 30:01.3 Oregon TC MastersM4 37638 20 M40 Loren Masuoka, 42, Port Orchard, WA 30:06.4 *U.S. Navy M4 24439 21 M40 Don Young, 41, Port Townsend, WA30:14.4 Port Townsend RC 61740 22 M40 David White-Espin, 43, Seattle, WA 30:18.6 14341 15 M45 Robert Conradt, 45, Portland, OR30:21.6 Bowerman AC M4 14742 16 M45 David Pearson, 48, Portland, OR 30:22.9 Bowerman AC M4 20343 17 M45 Mark Rybinski, 49, Manlius, NY 30:24.2 GeneseeValHarriersM4 42744 23 M40 Anthony Cantwell, 43, Ptld, OR 30:25.2 29145 24 M40 David Hatfield, 40, Portland, OR30:26.0 Team Red Lizard M4 432465 M50 Dave Clingan, 50, Portland, OR 30:26.6 14647 25 M40 Kevin Paulk, 44, Portland, OR 30:30.0 Bowerman AC M4 14148 26 M40 Charlie Case, 42, Lake Oswego, OR 30:31.3 Bowerman AC M4 20149 18 M45 Gary Radford, 48, Cicero, NY30:33.4 GeneseeValHarriersM4 592506 M50 Greg Wilson, 52, Chula Vista, CA30:37.8 11151 27 M40 Kevin Swaim, 40, Spokane, WA30:40.6 Bloomsday RRC M4 12852 19 M45 Mark Mathieu, 47, Niwot, CO 30:49.6 Boulder Road RunrsM4 50353 28 M40 Kirk Madgic, 40, Ft Campbell, KY30:56.1 10554 20 M45
t-and-f: How ready is London for the Olympics? Four days that could make or break the bid
Capital puts on its best face for crucial IOC commission visit Paul Kelso, sports correspondent Saturday February 12, 2005 The Guardian Next Thursday afternoon the tourist throng loitering in Horseguards Parade will be swollen by a distinctly well-heeled coach-load of overseas visitors. Outwardly this distinguished multinational group will resemble nothing more than another tour group taking in the capital's sights. To the team running London's bid for the 2012 Olympics, however, some of whom will be acting as attentive guides, they will be the city's most important visitors in 60 years. On Tuesday the International Olympic Committee's 14-strong evaluation commission (EC) begins a four-day visit to the capital during which it will examine London's plans for the 2012 games in minute detail. The visit to Horseguards Parade, putative site of the beach volleyball competition eight Augusts hence, will be one of a dozen the IOC team will make to London's proposed Olympic venues, both real and imagined. At sites stretching from Wimbledon in the west to the Lea Valley in the east, the commission members will be subjected to a barrage of presentations and social events intended to convince them that London is a live contender for the most hotly contested Olympic race for decades. http://sport.guardian.co.uk/london2012/story/0,14213,1411423,00.html
t-and-f: McIlroy in position to follow Coe
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml;sessionid=URM5I0DWDVO0NQFIQMFCM5OAVCBQYJVC?xml=/sport/2005/02/12/soaths12.xml&sSheet=/sport/2005/02/12/ixothspt.html&secureRefresh=true&_requestid=4356 By Tom Knight (Filed: 12/02/2005) Britain can boast the women's 800 metres champion but it has been a long time since the country had anyone to get excited about in the men's event. That could change next month when James McIlroy could be among the medal contenders at the European Indoor Championships in Madrid. McIlroy has left it late but, at 28, he ought to underline his potential at the championship trials which begin today in Sheffield. McIlroy lies third in the European rankings with the 1min 46.68sec he clocked last week in Germany. It was the fastest time by a Briton for 13 years and put him sixth on the UK all-time list headed by Sebastian Coe, a European champion in 1977. McIlroy's major competition in tomorrow's 800m final should come from Jimmy Watkins, the Welsh champion who squeezed inside the qualifying standard for Madrid with a 1min 48.97sec victory in Bratislava last month. The withdrawal through injury of Mark Lewis-Francis should ensure an easy win for the European champion, Jason Gardener, in the 60m. Long jumpers Chris Tomlinson and Nathan Morgan renew their rivalry in the men's event while Jade Johnson faces the Olympic heptathlon bronze medallist Kelly Sotherton in the women's competition. Meanwhile, athletics could find a permanent home in the capital if London wins the bid to host the 2012 Olympics. The London Marathon's charitable trust have promised to invest £3million to ensure an Olympic stadium is not lost to football in the same way as the Commonwealth Games stadium in Manchester was. It is a major boost for the London bid ahead of next week's visit by the International Olympic Committee's evaluation commission.
t-and-f: Holmes pays heavy price for pulling out of trials
By Mike Rowbottom 12 February 2005 It is a measure of Kelly Holmes's transformed status that she can equably contemplate a fine of £25,000 for missing this weekend's Norwich Union AAA Championships and European trials in Sheffield, which lost another Olympic gold medallist when Mark Lewis-Francis pulled out of the 60 metres as a precaution after his recent hamstring injury. Under a rule established last year following a series of damaging no-shows at national trials, athletes failing to turn up are deducted 25 per cent of their fees for either the indoor or outdoor season. The double Olympic champion, currently training in South Africa, is estimated to be receiving £100,000 for last month's appearance in Glasgow and her scheduled race in next Friday's Birmingham Grand Prix. http://sport.independent.co.uk/general/story.jsp?story=610220
t-and-f: Greek NC, Day 1
Konstantinos Zalagitis, the outdoor national record holder, returned after 2 years of injury problems and set a national indoor record jumping 16.95m on the first day of the Greek Indoor Champs. Georgia Kokloni was the expected winner of the 60m with 7.21, while the new blood of the country's sprint, Maria Karastamati set a personal best of 7.26 to take the second position. In the other events, Stella Pilatou won the long jump with 6.58m, followed by Panayota Koutsioumari and Ioanna Kafetzi, both at 6.40m., while Georgia Koumnaki clocked 54.22 in the 400m. Personal bests for Georgia Stoyannidou, winner of the 60mh in 8.16 and Alexandros Theofanov who dominated the men's race with 7.80 Full results at www.athletix.org Michalis Nikitaridis
Re: t-and-f: Tyson Results
Just missed the fastest run on American Soil. Eamonn Coghlan ran 3:49.78 on Feb. 27 1983 in East Rutherford, NJ Original Message Follows From: Dan Kaplan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: Dan Kaplan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: t-and-f@darkwing.uoregon.edu Subject: Re: t-and-f: Tyson Results Date: Fri, 11 Feb 2005 23:19:41 -0800 (PST) > Tyson Invitational - 2/11/2005 to 2/12/2005 > Men 1 Mile Run Tyson > 1, 849 Bernard Lagat, Nike, 3:49.89 Is that the fastest run on American soil, or had 3:50 been broken before? Dan = http://AbleDesign.com - Web Design & Custom Programming http://Run-Down.com - 10,000 Running Links, Fantasy T&F @o Dan Kaplan - [EMAIL PROTECTED] <|\/ <^- ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) _/ \ \/\ (503)370-9969 phone/fax / / __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail _ Is your PC infected? Get a FREE online computer virus scan from McAfee® Security. http://clinic.mcafee.com/clinic/ibuy/campaign.asp?cid=3963
