1. Cam Levins’ Southern Utah Sr 2. Chris Derrick Stanford Sr 3. Stephen Sambu’ Arizona Sr 4. Luke Puskedra Oregon Sr 5. Soufiane Bouchikhi’ Eastern Kentucky Jr 6. Zachary Mayhew Indiana Jr 7. Girma Mecheso’ Oklahoma State Jr 8. Michael Fout Florida State Jr 9. Miles Unterreiner Stanford Sr 10. Elliot Krause Wisconsin Jr
Top 7 from West Regional (East gets one point of 39) CR for Levins by 0.3, I think
1 Cameron Levins SR Southern Utah 28:07.14 10 2 Stephen Sambu SR Arizona 28:09.52 8 3 Chris Derrick SR Stanford 28:17.28 6 4 Luke Puskedra SR Oregon 28:24.24 5 5 Jared Ward JR BYU 28:59.74 4 6 Elliot Krause JR Wisconsin 29:02.89 3 7 Ryan Dohner SO Texas 29:05.11 2 8 Soufiane Bouchikhi JR Eastern Kentucky 29:09.08 1 9 Paul Katam SO UNC-Greensboro 29:10.65 10 Alden Bahr SR BYU 29:21.64 11 Scott Fauble FR Portland 29:30.57 12 Mark Dennin JR Georgetown 29:30.97 13 Miles Unterreiner SR Stanford 29:41.22 14 Zachary Mayhew JR Indiana 29:43.79 15 Michael Fout JR Florida State 29:47.25 16 Brian Leung SR Princeton 29:58.45 17 Brendan Gregg SR Stanford 30:10.50 18 Sean Keveren JR Virginia 30:15.40 19 Tito Medrano JR Syracuse 30:23.59 20 Martin Grady SO Notre Dame 30:32.93 21 Ben Cheruiyot SR Eastern Kentucky 30:45.06 22 Alexander Lundy SR Georgetown 31:00.68 DNF Daniel Mutai JR UL-Monroe DNF Girma Mecheso JR Oklahoma State
Levins, with his 28:07.14, breaks the 32-year-old Drake Stadium record, 28:07.40, run by Kip Koskei in 1980. If Levins runs the 5,000 he can chase an even old stadium record: 13:27.2 by Nick Rose in 1977.
Derrik led the tight pack through the penultimate lap in 63.8, according to the announcer, and Levins closed with a 58.1 -- so about 2:02 for the last 800? And yeah, that last 120 looked like a much faster pace than that.
ExCoastRanger wrote:Derrik led the tight pack through the penultimate lap in 63.8, according to the announcer, and Levins closed with a 58.1 -- so about 2:02 for the last 800? And yeah, that last 120 looked like a much faster pace than that.
According to the splits, Derrick and Levins were together at the bell, with Sambu .25 back. Derrick either faded away (68.20 last 400) or shut down when he saw he couldn't finish in first two, but had 3rd sewn up; he still had a comfortable margin on Puskedra. Is Derrick doubling?
Levins 2:01.66 last 800. Cheers, Alan Shank Woodland, CA, USA