2000m
1. Quiggle 58.2
2. Jenkins 56.1
3. Boucher 56.3
4. Dougherty 56.7
5. Waterman 57.0
6. Horgan 55.5
7. Koehler 56.0
8. Hodgins 58.3
9. Emmanuel 56.1
10. Yannacone 55.8
11. Wiseman 53.4
12. Ferris 56.7
13. Nole 56.1
14. Mercado 55.7
15. Harkins 57.9
16. Fitzgerald 58.2
17. Carroll 58.0
2400m (third exchange)
1. Jenkins 1:54.1 (5:48.3)
2. Waterman 1:54.7 (5:49.1)
3. Wiseman 1:49.9 (5:49.6)
4. Dougherty 1:55.2 (5:49.7)
5. Boucher 1:55.6 (5:49.8)
6. Kohler 1:54.1 (5:50.1)
7. Quiggle 1:58.1 (5:50.1)
8. Yannacone 1:53.1 (5:50.3)
9. Horgan 1:53.9 (5:50.3)
10. Emmanuel 1:54.1 (5:50.5)
11. Mercado 1:53.0 (5:51.2)
12. Nole 1:54.1 (5:51.7)
13. Ferris 1:55.1 (5:52.0)
14. Hodgins 1:58.6 (5:52.7)
15. Harkins 1:57.8 (5:55.0)
16. Fitzgerald 1:57.7 (5:56.4)
17. Carroll 1:58.1 (5:58.8)
2800m
1. Barnhill 63.3
2. Aziz 62.6
3. Logue 62.2
4. Garfield 62.8
5. Izewski 62.9
6. Kolor 62.9
7. Tellin 63.4
8. Kelly 62.1
9. Israel 63.1
10. Burkhardt 63.4
11. Kazanjian 63.7
12. Ayers 63.3
13. Marston 63.4
14. Dollago 62.9
15. Schrom 62.0
16. Caldwell 62.2
17. Brehm 61.1
3200m
1. Logue 2:05.3
2. Aziz 2:06.9
3. Barnhill 2:07.8
4. Garfield 2:06.9
5. Izewski 2:07.0
6. Kelly 2:05.9
7. Burkhardt 2:06.9
8. Israel 2:06.9
9. Kolor 2:07.7
10. Tellin 2:08.3
11. Kazanjian 2:07.8
12. Ayers 2:07.0
13. Dollago 2:06.3
14. Marston 2:07.2
15. Schrom 2:04.8
16. Caldwell 2:05.6
17. Brehm 2:03.7
3600m
1. Logue 3:11.4
2. Barnhill 3:14.2
3. Izewski 3:13.2
4. Aziz 3:14.0
5. Kelly 3:12.6
6. Burkhardt 3:13.8
7. Ayers 3:13.0
8. Kolor 3:14.6
9. Schrom 3:10.0
10. Dollago 3:12.8
11. Kazanjian 3:15.0
12. Marston 3:14.1
13. Garfield 3:16.8
14. Brehm 3:07.7
15. Caldwell 3:10.6
16. Israel 3:16.9
17. Tellin 3:17.9
4000m
1. Logue 4:13.7 (10:03.8)
2. Burkhardt 4:14.8 (10:05.1)
3. Brehm 4:07.3 (10:06.1)
4. Aziz 4:17.1 (10:06.2)
5. Barnhill 4:17.9 (10:06.2)
6. Izewski 4:17.8 (10:07.6)
7. Ayers 4:16.7 (10:08.4)
8. Kelly 4:17.2 (10:08.4)
9. Caldwell 4:12.2 (10:08.6)
10. Dollago 4:15.9 (10:08.6)
11. Kazanjian 4:18.1 (10:08.6)
12. Schrom 4:13.8 (10:08.8)
13. Kolor 4:19.8 (10:09.9)
14. Marston 4:18.0 (10:10.0)
15. Tellin 4:21.2 (10:11.0)
16. Garfield 4:21.4 (10:11.0)
17. Israel 4:21.0 (10:11.4)
For GV the best order would be Ned-me-Billy-Matt. Junior year Billy ran 1:55 four times (Lower Merion invite, Districts- both days, and Nationals SMR- all splits).
ReplyDeleteAlso, I wanna say Winstar was the anchor and Aziz was lead off. At least that's how they did it at nationals 2 years ago (they were lined up next to us). I think that may put them in the top 3. Not sure but maybe.
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-RTJ
Wistar by PRs: 2:00/4:20/9:11
DeleteAziz by PRs: 2:02/4:19/9:14
Dahl by PRs: 1:58.1/4:22/9:15
I think you could make arguments to put any of them in at 12 or 16 but things are pretty interchangable in my eyes, shouldn't make a significant difference on the time (admittedly they were only a tenth away from Brehm and Carlisle so who knows)
what i find most interesting is that i just lined up dahl's frosh numbers next to a couple studs from PA and they are pretty darn similar ... big, big potential for nick dahl this season
-train
This Dahl kid will be great if he doesn't burn out. One of the best PA has ever seen in fact.
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ReplyDeleteNot to stray away from the topic but which teams do you think are the favorite to win the 4X8 this year?
ReplyDeleteMore heats! Also add Pennsbury if you haven't... Webb, Snorweah, Sauer, and Harriman.
ReplyDeleteBensalem as well... Rivera, Qhyle, Cox-Fin, and Francis.