Official Penn Relays Live Discussion Thread

HSB 3000m wrote:

Does anyone know how the boys 3k race played out? Splits, etc? I've seen the result and it seems like it was somewhat slow given a few of those guys PRs at 2miles/5k.

I don't know the race splits, but I know that it came down to the last 100m or so.

Lockett had the lead for most of the final lap, and Lane started to kick on the start of the final straightaway. He only passed Lockett with about 10m to go in the race for the win. There are some pictures of it up on Facebook in the Relays' album. Sorry I can't provide more detail than that.

album:

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• Wallace Spearmon Jr running in all three Team USA Races on Saturday 4/28/2017 11:09PM

4x100 at 12:50

SMR at 2:10 -200 leg

4x400 at 2:35

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Anyone know why the Penn Relays website isn't showing the splits like normal?

4 x mile results for example

RESULTS

PL SCHOOL/AFFILIATION MARK ATHLETES ID

1 Oregon 16:21.81 Mick Stanovsek, Tim Gorman, Blake Haney, Sam Prakel G

2 Indiana 16:22.48 Jason Crist, Kyle Mau, Matthew Schwartzer, Joseph Murphy B

3 Middle Tennessee 16:23.01 Kigen Chemadi, Jacob Choge, Geoffry Cheruiyot, Sampson Laari E

4 Virginia Tech 16:28.70 Peter Seufer, Daniel Jaskowak, Ashkan Mohammadi, Diego Zarate P

5 Michigan 16:30.81 Aaron Baumgarten, Ben Hill, Connor Mora, Ned Willig C

6 Iona 16:36.78 Johannes Motschmann, Gilbert Kirui, Kieran Clements, Chartt Miller O

7 Penn State 16:37.70 Timothy McGowan, Jaxson Hoey, Bobby Hill, Colin Abert K

8 Penn 16:46.10 Colin Daly, Nick Tuck, William Daly, Chris Hatler A

9 Georgetown 16:47.60 Darren Fahy, Amos Bartelsmeyer, Scott Carpenter, Joseph White F

10 Miami (Ohio) 16:47.75 Sean Torpy, Stephen Biebelhausen, Christopher Torpy, Andrew Dusing S

11 Boston U 16:54.70 Matti Groll, Paul Luevano, Ethan Homan, Alexander Seal D

12 Notre Dame 16:54.75 Eric Gebeke, Jacob Dumford, Ryan Schweizer, Christopher Marco L

13 UConn 16:59.85 Eric Van Der Els, Christopher Heydrick, Kyle Barber, Parker Timmerman R

Dartmouth DNF

Glad you caught it. That HS 4*1 Boys, the anchor was/is on HGH. Earlier in the year he had braces.

Sorry for the delay on the 4xMile splits. We're aware of the issue and are working on it.

Vintage Rojo, highjacks thread to talk about freakin' Buffalo's extraordinary 7th place finish in a diluted field, and then segues to his memorable 3d place finish back in the Bush administration.

Ever fall in the river looking at your visage?

River??? I don't think so.

When was the last time ANY Jamaican athletes were tested out of competition? High school, pro or otherwise? Can anyone find any record of this?

It's getting to be more and more of a huge joke.

Great race in the women's 4x800. Stanford got the baton in the lead and with last year's NCAA runner-up at 800, Olivia Baker, on anchor, looked to have it won. But rather than push the pace, Baker let Penn State's Danae Rivers and Villanova's Siofra Cleirigh Buttner -- who anchored the DMR to the win yesterday -- back in it. Buttner, as she did yesterday, took off on the backstretch and destroyed them over the final 200.

That means Nova sweeps the 4x800, 4x1500 and DMR -- just as they did in 2014. All four of the women who won the 4x800 last year were on the DMR team yesterday. Piccirillo, Hutchinson and Buttner ran on all three relays

1 Villanova 8:24.87 Nicole Hutchinson (2:09.03), Angel Piccirillo (2:03.62), McKenna Keegan (2:08.14), Siofra Cleirigh Buttner (2:04.10) AC

2 Penn State 8:25.49 Tori Gerlach (2:07.12), Julie Kocjancic (2:06.64), Rachel Banks (2:07.08), Danae Rivers (2:04.66) AD

3 Stanford 8:26.89 Rebecca Mehra (2:08.77), Christina Aragon (2:03.99), Malika Waschmann (2:07.48), Olivia Baker (2:06.67) AB

4 Duke 8:32.26 Brittany Aveni (2:11.12), Kim Hallowes (2:08.61), Liz Lansing (2:06.31), Madeline Kopp (2:06.24) AM

5 UConn 8:32.98 Alexis Panisse (2:08.40), Katie Foley (2:09.00), Sydnee Over (2:10.97), Susan Aneno (2:04.62) AJ

6 Monmouth 8:33.19 Chandi Piiru (2:07.64), Tionna Garner (2:06.87), Jenna Cupp (2:08.06), Amber Stratz (2:10.62) AH

7 Penn 8:33.39 Maddie Villalba (2:08.74), Mikayla Schneider (2:05.68), Ella Wurth (2:07.67), Nia Akins (2:11.31) AI

8 Georgetown 8:33.73 Jocelyn Hubbard (2:09.59), Kennedy Weisner (2:07.39), Piper Donaghu (2:09.71), Emma Keenan (2:07.06) AA

9 Indiana 8:36.25 Kendell Wiles (2:11.84), Olivia Hippensteel (2:07.46), Katherine Receveur (2:09.64), Brenna Calder (2:07.32) AK

10 Clemson 8:50.05 Imani McGowan (2:10.80), Lakeisha Warner (2:10.59), Dana Maydew (2:14.51), Ersula Farrow (2:14.18) AE

11 Essex CC 9:56.98 Eugenie Hue (2:23.92), Andrea Foster (2:20.25), Oshin Burgher (2:33.81), kimberley Watt (2:39.01) AZ

planet of the apes wrote:

When was the last time ANY Jamaican athletes were tested out of competition? High school, pro or otherwise? Can anyone find any record of this?

It's getting to be more and more of a huge joke.

Easily found

Drew Piazza's 1:46.95 leg blew the race wide-open as Virginia Tech won the men'x 4x800 Championship of America -- their first Penn Relays wheel.

1 Virginia Tech 7:13.75 Neil Gourley (1:48.85), Vincent Ciattei (1:48.75), Drew Piazza (1:46.95), Patrick Joseph (1:49.21) AB

2 Penn State 7:20.54 Billy McDevitt (1:51.20), Jordan Makins (1:48.37), Domenic Perretta (1:49.23), Isaiah Harris (1:51.75) AA

3 Clemson 7:20.94 Oliver Lloyd (1:53.71), Mpho Makofane (1:47.66), Terrell Jackson (1:49.78), John Lewis (1:49.80) AE

4 Villanova 7:21.18 Logan Wetzel (1:50.95), Harry Purcell (1:49.62), Ishmael Muhammad (1:50.91), Ville Lampinen (1:49.72) AI

5 Georgia Tech 7:22.89 Bennett Hillier (1:53.30), Andres Littig (1:49.34), Gabriel Darosa (1:51.86), Avery Bartlett (1:48.40) AG

6 Buffalo 7:23.00 Craig Kaiser (1:50.93), Tyler Scheving (1:49.22), Thomas Meehan (1:53.29), Brian Crimmins (1:49.57) AL

7 Michigan 7:23.93 Anthony Berry (1:52.55), Matt Plowman (1:53.08), Ned Willig (1:48.94), Brennan Munley (1:49.38) AN

8 Columbia 7:24.52 Josiah Langstaff (1:51.80), Willie Hall (1:52.30), Alek Sauer (1:51.11), Rob Napolitano (1:49.32) AC

9 Middle Tennessee 7:25.13 Kigen Chemadi (1:52.88), Hillary Rono (1:52.06), Sampson Laari (1:50.95), Eliud Rutto (1:49.24) AF

10 Indiana 7:25.27 Joseph Murphy (1:53.24), Adam Wallace (1:52.21), Jordan Huntoon (1:51.07), Cooper Williams (1:48.77) AM

11 Penn 7:25.77 Joseph Novak (1:52.52), Jeff Wiseman (1:51.54), Elias Graca (1:51.50), Clark Mangini (1:50.23) AJ

12 Princeton 7:26.18 Joshua Ingalls (1:51.43), Franklin Aririguzoh (1:52.73), William Paulson (1:51.79), Noah Kauppila (1:50.24) AH

13 Duke 7:36.54 AK

14 Houston 7:41.12 Chris Ibarra (1:52.68), Nicholas Hamilton (1:53.89), Drake Murphy (1:54.40), Isaac Pearce (2:00.17) AO

Bways01@yahoo.com wrote:

Glad you caught it. That HS 4*1 Boys, the anchor was/is on HGH. Earlier in the year he had braces.

Yeah, Usain Dolt, having braces removed is an undeniable sign of HGH use!

39.00 by 4 HS sophomores is jaw dropping. Like, what.

Very good point RoJo , they ran 2015 4x1 'mile and got dead last I believe and received a 1 year ban. Big bounce back for them. Tyler Scheving and Brian Crimmins are running very well and the runners below them have gotten much better. Look for them to make a splash at XC regionals in the fall on their home course

When was the last time an American HS athlete tested?

of course they are wrote:

What did the interviewer mean when she said to the PSU SMR team: "you guys are trying to take the baton home with you!"

Is that an expression? Don't teams usually provide (and thus take home with them) the baton?

A better question is why was she interviewing the second place team as if they won the wheel?

chunky blonde in poney-tail wrote:

of course they are wrote:

What did the interviewer mean when she said to the PSU SMR team: "you guys are trying to take the baton home with you!"

Is that an expression? Don't teams usually provide (and thus take home with them) the baton?

A better question is why was she interviewing the second place team as if they won the wheel?

they give you a baton to use during the race at penn. the anchor leg has to give it back when they cross the line.

themagicrat wrote:

chunky blonde in poney-tail wrote:

A better question is why was she interviewing the second place team as if they won the wheel?

they give you a baton to use during the race at penn. the anchor leg has to give it back when they cross the line.

back in the day the meet gave you a baton with your lane indicated on it. Your anchor had to turn in the same number baton after the finish line.

Can't watch Penn Relays anymore after the powers that be decided to end Cosby based on incidents that allegedly occurred decades earlier when he was making tons of dough for them.

Imagine how uppity he was -- trying to buy NBC.