Official Results - Men - 10,000 Metres Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Kenenisa Bekele ETH 26:25.97 10 2 :eek:
Ibrahim Jeilan ETH 27:13.85 8
3 Maregu Zewdie ETH 27:14.13 7
4 Mark Kosgei Kiptoo KEN 27:14.67 6
5 Tadese Tola ETH 27:15.17 5
6 Kiplimo Kimutai KEN 27:16.49 4
7 Abdihakem Abdirahman USA 27:16.99 3
8 Barnabas Kiplagat Kosgei KEN 28:15.66 2
9 Ridouane Harroufi MAR 28:20.67 1
Boaz Cheboiywo KEN DNF
Abreham Cherkos ETH DNF
Louis Luchini Jr. USA DNF
Robert Sigei Kipngetich KEN DNS
Abdellatif Meftah MAR DNS
Tilahun Regassa ETH DNS
Official Results - Men - 110 Metres Hurdles - Wind : +2.7 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Anwar Moore USA 13.09 10
2 David Payne USA 13.28 8
3 Antwon Hicks USA 13.30 7
4 Joel Brown USA 13.45 6
5 Dongpeng Shi CHN 13.50 5
Ryan Wilson USA DNF
Xiang Liu CHN DQ
One-up for hypnotism:)
Official Results - Men - Shot Put Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Adam Nelson USA 22.12 10
2 Reese Hoffa USA 21.73 8
3 Daniel Taylor USA 20.63 7
4 Dylan Armstrong CAN 20.40 6
Christian Cantwell USA DNS
Dorian Scott JAM DNS
Official Results - Women - 100 Metres - Wind : +1.3 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Torri Edwards USA 10.94 10
2 Sherone Simpson JAM 10.99 8
3 Kerron Stewart JAM 10.99 7
4 Allyson Felix USA 11.06 6
5 Carmelita Jeter USA 11.07 5
6 Lauryn Williams USA 11.21 4
7 Peta-Gaye Dowdie JAM 11.31 3
8 Oludamola Osayomi NGR 11.32 2
Official Results - Women - 400 Metres Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Sanya Richards USA 50.10 10
2 Mary Wineberg USA 50.32 8
3 Shericka Williams JAM 50.34 7
4 Novlene Williams JAM 50.92 6
5 Ebony Floyd USA 51.25 5
6 Natasha Hastings USA 51.34 4
7 Shareese Woods USA 52.36 3
8 Asami Tanno JPN 52.54 2
Official Results - Women - 5000 Metres Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Meseret Defar ETH 14:38.73 10 2 Vivian Cheruiyot KEN 14:57.43 8
3 Kara Goucher USA 14:58.10 7
4 Peninah Jepchumba KEN 15:17.59 6
5 Georgie Clarke AUS 15:36.82 5
Amy Begley-Yoder USA DNF
Catherine Ferrell USA DNF
Lisa Galaviz USA DNF
Olga Komyagina RUS DNF
HERE’S YOUR U.S. HEADLINER
Official Results - Men - Pole Vault Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Brad Walker USA 6.04 10
2 Derek Miles USA 5.80 8
3 Timothy Mack USA 5.70 7
4 Russ Buller USA 5.60 5.5
4 Jeff Hartwig USA 5.60 5.5
6 Tommy Skipper USA 5.45 4
7 Mark Hollis USA 5.45 3
Jacob Pauli USA NM
Still nothing for the 200, but I swear it’s finished!
She broke the National Federation of State High School Associations national record, thats what PA considers the national record, dont know the legitimacy of it.
This should be a good guide to the Olympic 5000m and somewhat also the 1500m, Lagat being winner of that rare double in Osaka 07. But Ramzi is back. Mottram and Shaheen have work to do. kk
Official Results - Men - Two Miles Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Bernard Lagat USA 8:12.45 10
2 Rashid Ramzi BRN 8:13.16 8
3 Paul Kipsiele Koech KEN 8:13.31 7
4 Chris Solinsky USA 8:15.77 6
5 Craig Mottram AUS 8:18.19 5
6 Shadrack Kosgei KEN 8:21.34 4
7 Saif Saaeed Shaheen QAT 8:22.86 3
8 Bolota Asmerom USA 8:32.16 2
9 Collis Birmingham AUS 8:40.22 1
10 Luke Puskedra USA 8:46.41 1
Ryan Bak USA DNF
Josphat Mitunga Kithii KEN DNF
Jonathon Riley USA DNF
Scott Wall USA DNF
Ed Moran USA DNS
Official Results - Men - 200 Metres - Wind : +1.6 m/s Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Wallace Spearmon USA 20.14 10
2 Shawn Crawford USA 20.25 8
3 Xavier Carter USA 20.29 7
4 Rodney Martin USA 20.31 6
5 Chris Berrian USA 20.45 5
6 Christopher Williams JAM 20.74 4
7 Ryan Bailey USA 20.78 3
8 Joel Brown USA 21.02 2
Official Results - Men - One Mile Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Shedrack Kibet Korir KEN 3:50.49 10
2 Nicholas Willis NZL 3:50.66 8
3 Daniel Kipchirchir Komen KEN 3:50.95 7
4 Belal Mansoor Ali BRN 3:53.12 6
5 Lopez Lomong USA 3:53.97 5
6 Jon Rankin USA 3:54.68 4
7 Alan Webb USA 3:55.47 3
8 Alex Kipchirchir KEN 3:57.43 2
9 Will Leer USA 3:58.16 1
Kevin Elliott USA DNF
Jackson Mumbwa Kivuna KEN DNF
Kevin Sullivan CAN DNS
Matthew Tegenkamp USA DNS
Official Results - Men - One Mile Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Shedrack Kibet Korir [KEN] KEN 3:50.49 10
2 Nicholas Willis [NZL] NZL 3:50.66 8
3 Daniel Kipchirchir Komen [KEN] KEN 3:50.95 7
4 Belal Mansoor Ali [BRN] BRN 3:53.12 6
5 Lopez Lomong [USA] USA 3:53.97 5
6 Jon Rankin [USA] USA 3:54.68 4
7 Alan Webb [USA] USA 3:55.47 3
8 Alex Kipchirchir [KEN] KEN 3:57.43 2
9 Will Leer [USA] USA 3:58.16 1
Kevin Elliott [USA] USA DNF
Jackson Mumbwa Kivuna [KEN] KEN DNF
Kevin Sullivan [CAN] CAN DNS
Matthew Tegenkamp [USA] USA DNS
Willis is running into some good form. I’m sure his last race was an 800m A qualifier so that with today’s time looks promising.
Webb was all the talk 12 months ago.
no legitimacy what so ever. it’s like having a requirement that for a canadian(insert country) athlete to set a record they must do it in canada, against only canadians.
only meets that are high school only and run/approved by a state athletic federation/the national federation.
funny you pick the same 2 as me to highlight. 
800m in 1.45.87 at Reebok.
RevisedOfficial Results - Men - 800 Metres Pos Athlete Nat Mark Pts
1 Yusuf Saad Kamel [BRN] BRN 1:45.53 10
2 Khadevis Robinson [USA] USA 1:45.55 8
3 Gary Reed [CAN] CAN 1:45.81 7
4 Nicholas Willis [NZL] NZL 1:45.87 6
great run by demps, alot faster than anyone expected. and to get third and beat people like wally spearmon and shawn crawford is pretty good.
the other two high schoolers didn’t do so well.
puskedra ran an 8:46 2mile, and price acted as a 2nd rabbit until about 120-30m to go when she became a giant impediment to anyone behind her and not able to swing wide.
an awesome meet on the pro side though.
edit: it was webbs season opener. but he picked a horrible place to open his season.
yea 2:01 800m for a high school girl isn’t doing very well. if anyone wants to complain that she’s an impediment maybe they shouldn’t be behind a 17 year old with 100m to go.
Yea pr’ing by a second at the pre classic, after competing against high schoolers all year.
I am sure she was disappointed.
if she’d showed some racing sense she could have ran a quicker time, perhaps close to 2 flat and the NR. that was her goal and all.
edit: didn’t know the time when i posted that, thought she went slower than 2:01. consider the part about her not doing too well retracted. the part about her going to the front being a dumb move, not gonna take that back.
Did anyone else get the impression Xiang Liu purposefully false started?
Lot of false starts in all the sprints.
he didnt want to race today and i dont blame him.