No Elise Cranny or Karissa Schweizer. I can't imagine that they are high up in the world ranking to qualify for the Olympics if they make the top 3 at the trials. Anyone know what is their moving forward in the spring?
Full fields announced for The TEN (3/16): Grant Fisher, Alicia Monson, Nico Young among headliners
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13579 wrote:
Blank231 wrote:
Henes would be a favorite to get the standard but she is recovering from a partial lung collapse and surgery 4 months ago. She is on the road to recovery though, so hope she runs well here.
Seeing Megan Keith and Everlyn Kemboi in the field is pretty intriguing.
Also, I'm surprised that she need surgery unless it has been a recurring problem. It was a lung bleb, right? A chest tube will normally take care of that. If she did have a pleural resection, I am assuming that the "lung collapse" was done intentionally via a double-lumen endotracheal tube in order to allow for the procedure. Regardless, I'm glad she's on the way back.
In the Citius interview she said something about 3 insertions for the procedure.
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13579 wrote:
Also, I'm surprised that she need surgery unless it has been a recurring problem. It was a lung bleb, right? A chest tube will normally take care of that. If she did have a pleural resection, I am assuming that the "lung collapse" was done intentionally via a double-lumen endotracheal tube in order to allow for the procedure. Regardless, I'm glad she's on the way back.
Yes ot was a bleb. She details it on IG. Her lung had 20% collapse on its own, surgery came later:
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7:25 PM PST Women's 10,000m
Hannah Branch - 32:39.68
Kate MacCary - 34:38.24
Jennifer Sandoval - 1:12:45*
Micaela Rivera - 32:57.00
Ms Seema - 33:20.75
Jessica Gockley-Day - 33:11.00
XiuZhen MA - 32:17.00
Makenna Meyer - 32:03.00
Annie Heffernan - 33:09.00
Kasandra Parker - 32:36.22
Angelia Rafter - 34:01.76
Jacqueline Gaughan - 33:09.00
Rebecca Bassett - 33:52.00
Jessy Laource - 33:15.00
Sanjivani Jadhav - 32:46.88
Ms Ankita - 15:33.03
Katrina Spratford-Sterling - 33:10.00
Holly Campbell - 32:54.008:00 PM Men's 10,000m
Logan Rees - 28:14.08
Ryan Kutch - 28:45.49
Jorge Cruz - 28:14.09
Michael Ottesen - 28:55.30
Ryan Johnson - 28:20.70
Drew Hunter - 13:17.55
Simon Sundström - 28:34.82
Tai Dinger - 28:19.79
Paul Arredondo - 13:50.84
Allen Sumrall - 28:44.65
Barry Keane - 28:04.66
Edward Mulder - 28:59.00
Christopher Alfond - 28:44.46
Marcelo Laguera - 28:05.83
Thomas George - 28:06.26
Keelan Kilrehill - 14:04.56
Max Turek - 13:50.37
Shu Hasegawa - 28:20.57
Adam Wood - 14:00.18
Bryan Guijarro - 29:11.20
Noah Schutte - 28:25.23
Takato Suzuki - 28:08.04
Itta Tameike - 28:26.77
Mohamadreza Abootorabi - 28:43.41
Ryan Ford - 28:09.53
Dan Schaffer - 13:36.23
Andrew Colley - 28:26.27
Rory Leonard - 28:21.30
Christian Ricketts - 28:40.62
Ellis Cross - 28:27.01
Scott Beattie - 27:58.92
Efrem Gidey - 27:59.22
Peter Lynch - 27:59.27
Aaron Bienenfeld - 27:55.96
Connor Winter - 28:21.81
Thomas Fafard - 28:58.41
Ben Perrin - 28:25.24
Kartik Kumar - 28:15.36
Gulveer Singh - 28:17.21
Matthew Richtman -28:46.34
Tom Anderson - 28:35.478:50 PM PST Paris Women's 10,000m
🇬🇧 Jessica Warner-Judd - 30:35.93
🇺🇸 Alicia Monson - 30:03.82
🇺🇸 Emily Infeld - 31:08.57
🇪🇹 Tsige Gebreselama - 30:04.45
🇺🇸 Elly Henes - 30:48.26
🇺🇸 Weini Kelati - 31:04.16
🇺🇸 Emily Venters - 31:48.35
🇺🇸 Erika Kemp - 31:35.63
🇯🇵 Mikuni YADA - 31:34.39
🇺🇸 Annie Rodenfels - 15:03.97
🇺🇸 Dani Polerecky - 31:22.86
🇨🇳 WuGa He - 31:14.94
🇺🇸 Keira D'Amato - 31:50.58
🇬🇧 Megan Keith - 31:12.00
🇬🇧 Amy-Eloise Neale - 31:17.91
🇺🇸 Sara Hall - 31:21.90
🇺🇸 Emily Lipari - 31:24.82
🇲🇽 Laura Galvan - 31:04.08
🇦🇷 Florencia Borelli - 31:58.00
🇺🇸 Everlyn Kemboi - 32:03.30
🇦🇺 Lauren Ryan - 15:11.84
🇺🇸 Rachel Smith - 31:09.79
🇰🇪 Mercy Chelangat - 31:55.80
🇩🇪 Miriam Dattke - 31:10.21
🇮🇳 Parul Chaudhary -15:10.359:25 PM PST Paris Men's 10,000m
🇦🇺 Jack Rayner - 27:15.35
🇸🇪 Andreas Almgren - 13:01.70
🇺🇸 Grant Fisher - 26:33.84
🇺🇸 Emmanuel Bor - 27:22.80
🇺🇸 Woody Kincaid - 27:06.37
🇺🇸 Joe Klecker 27:07.57
🇮🇪 Brian Fay - 13:01.40
🇨🇦 Ben Flanagan - 13:04.62
🇧🇪 Isaac Kimeli - 27:22.70
🇯🇵 Kazuya Shiojiri - 27:09.80
🇯🇵 Tomoki Ota - 27:12.53
🇨🇦 Mohammed Ahmed - 26:34.14
🇿🇦 Adriaan Wildschutt - 12:56.76
🇰🇪 Edwin Kurgat - 12:57.52
🇬🇧 Patrick Dever - 27:23.88
🇬🇧 Charles Hicks - 27:40.16
🇦🇺 Morgan McDonald - 13:07.30
🇰🇪 Athanas Kioko - 27:23.34
🇺🇸 Abdihamid Nur - 27:42.73
🇰🇪 Wesley Kiptoo - 27:37.29
🇰🇪 Alex Masai - 27:42.80
🇨🇭Jonas Raess - 27:26.49
🇯🇵 Keita Satoh - 27:28.50
🇩🇪 Nils Voigt - 27:30.01
🇯🇵 Ren Tazawa - 27.22.33
🇯🇵 Tatsuhiko Ito - 27:25.33
🇬🇧 Sam Atkin - 27:26.58
🇯🇵 Mebuki Suzuki - 27:30.69
🇯🇵 Kotaro Shinohara - 27:38.66
🇯🇵 Kanta Shimizu - 27:31.27
🇯🇵 Kazuki Tamura - 27:28.92
🇪🇷 Habtom Samuel - 27:20.08Live Results -70 -
I am sorry to see that Nico hasn't yet targeted a sea level mile shot at the college record this year. Why not? NAU could simultaneously have the CR at mile, 3k, and 5k if he did, assuming that Bosley's 3k record doesn't go before then.
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Lets All Get The Standard wrote:
Jonathan Gault wrote:
This meet is the one most US pros are targeting to get their Olympic standard in the 10,000. The standards are 27:00 for the men and 30:40 for the women, and right now Alicia Monson is the only American athlete of either sex who has run the time during the qualification window. She is also running The TEN and will be trying to become the first US woman sub-30:00.
All three 2021 US men's Olympians -- Grant Fisher, Woody Kincaid, Joe Klecker -- are running, as are Moh Ahmed, Nico Young, Jack Rayner, Charles Hicks, and many more.
On the women's side, Monson, Elly Henes, Emily Infeld, Tsigie Gebreselama (30:04 pb, 2023 World XC silver), and Weini Kelati are running. Keira D'Amato and Sara Hall are also entered, trying to bounce back after the Olympic Marathon Trials.
How many athletes will get the Olympic standards?
The full fields are here:
Besides Monson, the only American woman that I think has a shot at getting the Olympic standard at the TEN is Weini Kelati.
I disagree. Elle Heins can get it. She ran 1446 or 48 for 50m last year and 30:47? At the 10 last year I believe
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Kincaid was getting handled by Nur in a recent track workout (search youtube). Mike had to adjust Kincaid's workout on the spot.
I don't see him going sub-27 or making the Olympic team.
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NONE, of thevladiesisted can run sub 30.
Not even close!
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Simon Sundström and Mohamadreza Abootorabi are Swedes like Andreas Almgren. I don't think they will be targeting sub 27, but the Swedish track record is only 27:54 (though Almgren's road record is 27:22) so I gotta wonder if they're targeting 27:53 should Almgren blow up. Sundström might be good for it, no all out or paced 10000 in his history as far as I know, his PB is most likely from a tactical sit and kick, primarily a 3000 Hurdler so far if you check stats from Budapest. Abootorabi is a 10000 and Half Marathon guy (as far as I know) so his PB is probably more legit.
Will there be a second wave light for 28:00?
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Five is the magic number wrote:
Simon Sundström and Mohamadreza Abootorabi are Swedes like Andreas Almgren. I don't think they will be targeting sub 27, but the Swedish track record is only 27:54 (though Almgren's road record is 27:22) so I gotta wonder if they're targeting 27:53 should Almgren blow up. Sundström might be good for it, no all out or paced 10000 in his history as far as I know, his PB is most likely from a tactical sit and kick, primarily a 3000 Hurdler so far if you check stats from Budapest. Abootorabi is a 10000 and Half Marathon guy (as far as I know) so his PB is probably more legit.
Will there be a second wave light for 28:00?
Never mind - I understand now that there are TWO heats, with Sundström and Abootorabi in the first - so there might a Swedish record for the distance twice before the night is over. :-)
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So Young was removed but Chelimo was added ...
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Super excited that Nils Voigt is in this. German record is 27:21,53 and I am sure he will try to get it.
Miriam Dattke will relocate to the US and train under Mark Caroll. She will surely go all in.
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I don't think Young will be fit enough to break Rupp's record of 26:44. but he already did surpass Rupp's 5000 record
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