Big 12 results

Tech women over CU. 44-53. Rose Tanui wins individual title for the Lady Raiders. 3 team titles in a row .

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Men: OSU, CU

What about the rest of the field?? and any link??

Men: OSU, CU, OU, UT

OSU takes top 4. German just behind Girma but ahead of Lowe. German getting stronger.

OSU 19, CU 46

Not bad for Oklahoma State's 5'th (Manifalasha) to get top 10 right near the CU pack. I still like their chances better than LRC favorite STanford.

OVERALL RESULTS MEN

Place TmPl Name Year Team 2km 5km Finish Pace Bib#

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1 1 Girma Mecheso JR Oklahoma State 6:05 15:09 23:56.94 3:00 221

2 2 German Fernandez JR Oklahoma State 6:03 15:09 23:58.20 3:00 216

3 3 Colby Lowe JR Oklahoma State 6:03 15:09 23:58.37 3:00 218

4 4 Tom Farrell FR Oklahoma State 6:03 15:10 24:06.63 3:01 215

5 5 Andrew Wacker JR Colorado 5:59 15:10 24:14.78 3:02 151

6 6 Joseph Bosshard SO Colorado 6:03 15:10 24:25.41 3:04 143

7 7 Christian Thompson JR Colorado 6:03 15:17 24:28.40 3:04 149

8 8 Kevin Schwab JR Oklahoma 6:05 15:27 24:32.65 3:05 210

9 9 Joseph Manilafasha FR Oklahoma State 6:08 15:26 24:34.37 3:05 219

10 10 Aric Vanhalen SO Colorado 6:02 15:17 24:35.14 3:05 150

11 11 Robert Sorrell SR Oklahoma 6:03 15:18 24:36.87 3:05 212

12 12 George Alex JR Oklahoma 6:06 15:30 24:37.28 3:05 203

13 13 Don Wasinger JR Kansas 6:03 15:25 24:40.04 3:06 174

14 14 Kevin Williams SO Oklahoma 6:06 15:28 24:44.11 3:06 213

15 15 Ryan Prentice SO Oklahoma State 6:08 15:28 24:45.36 3:06 225

16 16 Bill Kogel SO Oklahoma 6:05 15:31 24:53.36 3:07 208

17 17 Hillary Bor SR Iowa State 6:05 15:28 24:53.44 3:07 154

18 18 Matthew Tebo SR Colorado 6:03 15:24 24:54.95 3:07 148

19 19 Rico Loy JR Iowa State 6:04 15:31 24:56.21 3:08 160

20 20 Ryan Dohner FR Texas 6:04 15:29 25:00.83 3:08 228

21 21 David Adams JR Nebraska 6:06 15:30 25:03.95 3:08 194

22 22 Bradley Lowry SR Texas 6:08 15:42 25:10.47 3:09 230

23 23 Patrick McGregor FR Texas 6:03 15:30 25:10.99 3:09 231

24 24 Cameron Clayton JR Colorado 6:07 15:42 25:14.23 3:10 144

25 25 Aaron Sherf JR Oklahoma 6:10 15:43 25:14.48 3:10 211

26 26 Kevin Burnett JR Texas A&M 6:04 15:35 25:15.56 3:10 242

27 27 Martin Coolidge FR Iowa State 6:05 15:43 25:16.54 3:10 157

28 28 Nick Caprario SR Kansas 6:03 15:37 25:17.02 3:10 168

29 29 Daniel Murray SR Iowa State 6:05 15:43 25:17.58 3:10 162

30 30 Brock Simmons JR Texas 6:06 15:42 25:20.23 3:11 235

31 31 Robbie Knorr SR Baylor 6:04 15:32 25:20.87 3:11 134

32 32 Collin Smith SO Texas 6:06 15:42 25:21.49 3:11 236

33 33 Shane Moskowitz FR Oklahoma State 6:08 15:37 25:23.81 3:11 224

34 34 Silas Kemboi SR Texas Tech 6:03 15:31 25:24.11 3:11 257

35 35 Brandon White SR Baylor 6:07 15:46 25:24.26 3:11 141

36 36 Jacob Boone SR Oklahoma 6:14 15:54 25:24.47 3:11 204

37 37 Gilbert Limo SR Texas Tech 6:04 15:29 25:24.95 3:11 258

38 38 Brian Rhodes-Devey JR Texas 6:04 15:36 25:26.29 3:11 233

39 39 Max Storms SO Missouri 6:04 15:43 25:26.49 3:11 192

40 40 Jesse Adams JR Nebraska 6:09 15:49 25:29.19 3:12 195

41 41 Clayton Carper SR Iowa State 6:05 15:48 25:30.74 3:12 155

42 Johnathan Stublaski JR Oklahoma State 6:08 15:39 25:31.94 3:12 226

43 42 Nathan Parker FR Texas A&M 6:06 15:44 25:35.68 3:12 248

44 43 Todd Gulizia SR Nebraska 6:10 15:48 25:37.81 3:13 198

45 44 Trevor Vidlak SO Nebraska 6:09 15:52 25:40.64 3:13 202

46 45 Ben Murphy-Baum SR Iowa State 6:05 15:43 25:43.43 3:13 161

47 46 Matt Biegner SO Colorado 6:11 16:06 25:46.30 3:14 142

48 Alex Muntefering FR Oklahoma 6:14 16:00 25:46.48 3:14 209

49 47 Anthony Oberle JR Nebraska 6:15 15:55 25:46.81 3:14 200

50 48 Austin Bussing JR Kansas 6:04 15:43 25:48.96 3:14 167

Sir Lance-alot wrote:

http://www.okstate.com/sports/m-xc/recaps/103010aaa.html

OSU takes top 4. German just behind Girma but ahead of Lowe. German getting stronger.

Knowing how OSU runs, we have no idea what those top four are truly capable of as I'm sure they only ran as fast as they needed to. Considering what we've seen of Lowe earlier this season and last year though, it appears OSU has a VERY strong top 3, but I guess we kind of already knew that.

Actually, now that I look at it, it likes like the top 3 ran together. Maybe they just let Girma net the victory.

I think German will be ready big time for the big dance, and OSU will win it all.

Here

http://www.okstate.com/sports/w-xc/stats/103010aaa.html

Also here

http://www.prtrack.net/?page=events&command=showevent&option=big-12-championships

I'm very surprised that schwab didn't go to ok st or Arkansas out of high school. He's done well at ou though.

The top 4 ran together.

Farrell was only a few seconds behind.

The problem with pack running, vs each person running their best, is when they get into top competition the weaker ones crash.

Sir Lance-alot wrote:

10 Aric Vanhalen SO Colorado 6:02 15:17 24:35.14 3:05 150

His lastname sounds rockingly familiar ;)

What happened to the Texas Women? 5th at Pre Nats and only 5th at conference? What happened to their super frosh Marielle Hall? DNS or DNF?

I am not in anyway a fan of martin smith but have to admit that I am impressed at how balanced of a team they have in Track & Field and being able to place as high as they did here at XC. Kind of getting tired of teams throwing all they have into one or the other but it is obviously the ADs choice to allow it to happen.

Texas A&M really sucks these days.

Dan Waters is really messing things up over there. There foreigner dropped out at the 2nd mile, their 14:07 5k guy ran 25:20, their other 3 that were sub 25 at Wisconsin were in the 26s. What the hell.

Fah Q. wrote:

Sir Lance-alot wrote:

10 Aric Vanhalen SO Colorado 6:02 15:17 24:35.14 3:05 150

His lastname sounds rockingly familiar ;)

Fat chance. Vanhalen is like Smith over in Holland.