Well, I don't believe I've seen this mentioned yet so thought I'd post. The boys are in a great field in Stockholm. Rupp is about a half second off the world lead for 5000 so far this year, and amazingly ahead of Caleb Ndiku thus far. Will we finally see a 5000 that stays on pace? Not sure what to expect from Rupp, after a few weeks of fatherhood but I'm sure he'll be good. Can True or Mead resurrect from their early season marks?
ALAMIREW Yenew
27.05.1990
ETH
12:48.77
13:00.21
BARUSEI Geofrey
01.01.1994
KEN
GABIUS Arne
22.03.1981
GER
13:12.50
13:25.50
GEBRHIWET Hagos
11.05.1994
ETH
12:47.53
13:06.88
KIPSIRO Moses Ndiema
02.09.1986
UGA
12:50.72
13:28.23
KOECH Isiah Kiplangat
19.12.1993
KEN
12:48.64
13:07.55
LEVINS Cameron
28.03.1989
CAN
13:15.19
13:15.38
LONGOSIWA Thomas Pkemei
14.01.1988
KEN
12:49.04
13:01.74
MEAD Hassan
28.08.1989
USA
13:02.80
13:02.80
NDIKU Caleb Mwangangi
09.10.1992
KEN
13:01.71
13:01.71
RONO Vincent
01.01.1982
KEN
13:16.52
13:16.52
ROP Albert
20.12.1994
BRN
12:51.96
13:06.12
RUPP Galen
08.05.1986
USA
12:58.90
13:00.99
SOI Edwin Cheruiyot
03.03.1986
KEN
12:51.34
12:59.82
TANUI Paul Kipngetich
22.12.1990
KEN
13:00.53
13:00.53
TRUE Ben
29.12.1985
USA
13:02.74
13:02.74
http://www.diamondleague-stockholm.com/en/Live-StartlistsResults/Overview/M-5000m/