2013 Indoor Results

[Marlow]

Ryan Whiting today in Poland 21.38m (70-7ish)

[26mi235]

Regina George ran a WL of 51.67 at Tyson today

This could be a good season in the collegiate w400 (and w4x400, for that matter).

And 52.3 being just the third best on the list.

[andyjgt]

1st day Ukrainian champs, Sumy:

Hep: Fyodorova 4622 (8.75 1.85 14.94 6.16 2:17.20), Mokhnyuk (91) 4507 (8.34 1.82 12.83 6.24 2:20.86) (no Dobrynska, Yosypenko or Melnychenko)
Melnychenko 8.26 60H (Plotitsyna 8.19), 6.06 Q LJ (6.06 x 6.05)

SP: Savytskyy 20.27, A Semenov 18.90 (19.60 in Q)
60H: Kasyanov 7.85, Kopanayko 7.86

[Alexander G.]

Russian championships, Feb 12&13 (1st&2nd days)

m60: 1. Aleksandr Brednev 6.68
m60H: 1. Sergey Shubenkov 7.50 =WL
2. Konstantin Shabanov 7.67
m200: 1. Pavel Trenikhin 21.26 (400m runner, 21.25 in heat)
m400: 1. Valentin Kruglyakov 47.05 (46.97 in heat)
m800: 1. Ivan Nesterov 1:48.11 (1:47.69 in heat)
m3000: 1. Valentin Smirnov 7:47.01
mSP: 1. Maksim Sidorov 20.10
mTJ: 1. Ruslan Samitov 17.06

w60: 1. Yuliya Katsura 7.28
w60H: 1. Yuliya Kondakova 7.95
w200: 1. Yelizaveta Savlinis 23.42
w400: 1. Kseniya Ustalova 51.31 WL
2. Kseniya Zadorina 52.29
3. Olga Tovarnova 52.46
w800: 1. Yelena Kotulskaya-Kofanova 2:02.24 (2:00.90 in heat)
2. Marina Pospelova 2:02.38 (2:00.97)
3. Svetlana Podosyonova 2:02.98 (2:00.32)
Svetlana Cherkasova 2:01.66, Yelena Soboleva 2:01.93 not qualified for final
w3000: 1. Svetlana Kireyeva 8:48.27
wHJ: 1. Tatyana Kivimyagi 1.91
wLJ: 1. Darya Klishina 6.80
wPV: 1. Anastasiya Savchenko 4.70
wSP: 1. Yevgeniya Kolodko 19.24

[FrankieB]

Irene Ekelund SWE born 1997;

7,38 60m
23,52 200m

I will be following this girl closely. It is going to take alot to screw up the natural talent that she has. In perspective she is probably capable of running around 23 flat outdoors in the middle of winter. Her numbers right now are reminding me of Allyson Felix and Marion Jones. She is def one to watch.

Irene Ekelund today won 200m in Swedish Indoor championships on 23,15, breaking the national record by 0,32. This makes her nr7 in the world so far, and all that at age 15.

[26mi235]

Mary Wineberg wins the Milrose 400 by 0.01 over McCorory in 52.19. Now is when we need Guru to provide commentary/background etc. Moline's 53.23 is pretty good for the 400h collegian.

Jenn Suhr and Kylie Hutson both made 4.65, but Suhr passed [4.75] to 4.81 (ahead on misses) without a higher clearance.

[jamboy]

I was very surprised at Doc Patton's 6.51 seconds at the Millrose Games. New PR at age 35.

Says he has put in alot of work into his start since it has always been the weakest part of his race. Also, he looks like he is putting in alot more work in the weight room.

Great for him. Lets seem what he can do at US Indoor Nationals as well as outdoors.

[aaronk]

I saw it somewhere, but can't find it.
Can someone please re-post the 1500 times in the Men's mile at Millrose yesterday?
I saw the enroute times posted, but I just can't find it now!!
Thank you!

[az2004]

Finals
1 Lopez Lomong Nike Oregon TC 3:36.52
2 Matthew Centrowitz Nike 3:36.65
3 Ciaran O'Lionaird Nike Oregon TC 3:36.85
4 Chris O'Hare University of Tulsa 3:37.25
5 Lawi Lalang Arizona 3:38.60
6 Garrett Heath Saucony 3:38.61
7 Ryan Gregson Nike 3:39.20
8 Ryan Hill NC State 3:39.50
9 Donn Cabral Nike 3:43.42
10 Liam Boylan-Pett NJ/NY TC 3:45.66
-- Mark Wieczorek Brooks DNF
-- Robby Andrews adidas DNF
-- Brian Gagnon NJ/NY TC



1500 enroute to to mile


6.50 ptton time rounderd down

Men 60 Meter Dash

Place Athlete Name Affiliation Time
1 Doc Patton OTM 6.5
2 Gerald Phiri adidas 6.64
3 Keith Ricks Unattached 6.67
4 Reggie Dixon Speed Elite 6.7
5 Kind Butler Unattached 6.71
6 Jeremy Bascom CPTC New Balance 6.73 [6.721]
7 Joe Morris University of Colorado 6.73

[fasttrack85]

Uhmmm no one is going to mention the world leading time of 50.88 from Natasha Hastings.

[Speedster]

Uhmmm no one is going to mention the world leading time of 50.88 from Natasha Hastings.

Having the pleasure of seeing it live, it was a great race from her, using her superiour flat speed to get out and never really being challenged. Her FS in the 60m acted as a good motivator!

Her outdoor PBs are now 6 years old this year, having stagnated the last few seasons and this run is her third best 400m inside, interesting to see in this post Olympic year what she can manage. Her technique has always looked a little off for me, lots of anterior pelvic tilt, if she could push her hips a little more forward I think she's do better.

[norunner]

Anyone interested in a lot of mediocre running and some good jumping can follow the German indoor champs:

Liveresults here: http://la.sportresult.com/ajax/dlv.asp? ... 06&lang=en

There is also a Livestream but i think it only works with a German IP: http://www.leichtathletik.tv/2013/Sonst ... dm13/1.htm

First good result: world leading shotput by Christina Schwanitz 19.79m.

[ATK]

Whoa, Deon Lendore just ran a 45.15 400m in the SEC prelims

[26mi235]

230 during the Hept so Drouin broke the event best twice. Cato 6090 Hept and 785 LJ. Raedler, Patrick (Nebraska, and ?) went 787.

But the big result is that Sowinski is not even the best Big Ten guy in the 600 (300m track, though but it is not clear that a 600 on a 300m track is faster than one on the top banked 200, and they count for the record):

Loxsom, Casimir Penn State 1:16.33 1:15.42 (American Best)

[norunner]

I'm too embarrassed to post results from the Germany indoor champs cause some of the results are so unbelievably bad. 16.15m for triple m, 4.40m pole w, 6.38m long w, 54.22s 400m w and so on. I can't remember such a disappointing display of German T&F. However there is a very good PV competition going on at the moment, five guys over 5.70 already.

[aaronk]

In yesterday's SEC meet......

Eddie Lovett of Florida ran 60H prelim in 7.57!!
His time is #12 on the A-T Collegiate list!!
Kim Duncan PR'd in the 200 prelim in 22.71.

[norunner]

The only good result from the second day of German champs was the mens PV:
1. Björn Otto 5.85, 2. Malte Mohr 5.80m, 3. Hendrik Gruber 5.75m, 4. Tobias Scherbath 5.75m, 5. Raphael Holzdeppe 5.70m (Otto three attempts over 6.01m)

And the rest of todays competition was TERRIBLE. 2.15m HJ m for the title, 47.33 400m m and so on. In a country that brought us Mögenburg, Thränhardt, Wessig, Buß, Meyfarth, Henkel and Friedrich, 2.10m and 1.80 were enough for third places in the high jumps. Something is seriously wrong.

[aaronk]

In yesterday's SEC meet......

Eddie Lovett of Florida ran 60H prelim in 7.57!!
His time is #12 on the A-T Collegiate list!!
Kim Duncan PR'd in the 200 prelim in 22.71.

Lovett just won the 60H with a new PR of 7.54, moving him to 9th A-T Collegiate!!

[aaronk]

Lovett's 7.54 win is being called the SEC meet record!!

But Ron Bramlett ran 7.52 in the 2002 SEC prelim race, so THAT should be called the meet record......unless only Finals marks are eligible for MR's!!

[26mi235]

Here is the 400 from the SEC Conference meet. Note, in addition to the heats, there are also events like the 200, DMR and 4x400 that these guys are doing in a relative short period of time.

Preliminaries
1 Deon Lendore SO Texas A&M 45.15q 1
2 Hugh Graham, Jr SO Florida 45.86q 2
1 Deon Lendore SO Texas A&M 45.23 2 10
2 Hugh Graham, Jr SO Florida 45.67 2 8
3 Anton Kokorin SR Arkansas 46.38 1 6
4 Ricky BabineauxSR Texas A&M 46.57 1 5
5 Travis Southard JR Arkansas 47.11 2 4
6 Caleb Williams SR LSU 47.28 1 3
7 Clayton Gravesande JR South Carolina 47.36 1 2

1 Regina George SR Arkansas 51.40 2 10
2 Kamaria Brown SO Texas A&M 52.16 2 8
3 Shaunae Miller FR Georgia 52.21 1 6
4 Erika Rucker SO South Carolina 52.22 1 5
5 Ebony Eutsey JR Florida 52.53 1 4
6 Sparkle McKnight JR Arkansas 52.77 2 3
7 Ibukun Mayungbe JR Texas A&M 52.86 2 2
8 Jody-Ann Muir SR Miss State 53.22 1 1

[26mi235]

More SEC

200 Prelims has an indoor PR for KD as noted before

1 Kimberlyn Duncan SR LSU 22.71q 3
2 Ashton Purvis SO Texas A&M 22.99q 2
3 Regina George SR Arkansas 23.00q 1
4 Kamaria Brown SO Texas A&M 23.05q 1
5 Ashley Collier JR Texas A&M 23.14q 3
6 Ebony Eutsey JR Florida 23.58q 2
7 Tynia Gaither SO Georgia 23.66q 4
8 Kai Selvon JR Auburn 23.67q 2
9 Tamyah Pipkin SO Kentucky 23.68 7
10 Jennifer Madu FR Texas A&M 23.69 3

Points 60H HJ SP LJ 800
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 Makeba Alcide 8.35 1.87m 12.32m 6.15m 2:16.37
Arkansas 6-01.5 40-05 20-02.25
SR Team Points: 10 4569 (1050) (1067) (682) (896) (874)
-------------------------------------------------
2 Lucie Ondraschkova 8.83 1.75m 11.12m 6.06m 2:16.23
Georgia 5-08.75 36-05.75 19-10.75
SR Team Points: 8 4208 (946) (916) (603) (868) (875)

1 Marquis Dendy SO Florida 8.25mM 27-01.00 10
FOUL 8.25m 8.22m PASS 8.24m PASS
2 Damar Forbes SR LSU 8.07m 26-05.75 8
6.34m 8.07m 7.98m 7.98m 7.93m FOUL
3 Raymond Higgs JR Arkansas 7.90m 25-11.00 6
7.64m 7.90m 7.84m 7.84m 7.90m 7.84m
4 Kamal Fuller JR Alabama 7.84m 25-08.75 5
FOUL FOUL 7.84m FOUL 7.71m FOUL
5 Malcolm Pennix SR Missouri 7.82m 25-08.00 4
7.82m 7.50m 7.58m 5.30m FOUL FOUL
6 Jarrod Hutchen SR South Carolina 7.77m 25-06.00 3
FOUL 7.77m FOUL 5.54m FOUL PASS

1 Markesh Woodson FR Missouri 6.60 10
2 Marcus Rowland SR Auburn 6.63 8
3 Hugh Graham, Jr SO Florida 6.65 6
4 Harry Adams SR Auburn 6.66 5

[ATK]

Duncan just ran 22.54 to win and PR by .17.

Is she now # 4 all time?
only Knight, VCB, and Muna Lee ahead if im correct.

[Dutra5]

Lovett's 7.54 win is being called the SEC meet record!!

But Ron Bramlett ran 7.52 in the 2002 SEC prelim race, so THAT should be called the meet record......unless only Finals marks are eligible for MR's!!

It was really windy in Fayetville in Feb 2002.

[Dutra5]

Anyone know why Arman Hall didn't run at SEC's? He was in UF's meet preview but he's not in the results.

[aaronk]

Lovett's 7.54 win is being called the SEC meet record!!

But Ron Bramlett ran 7.52 in the 2002 SEC prelim race, so THAT should be called the meet record......unless only Finals marks are eligible for MR's!!

It was really windy in Fayetville in Feb 2002.

But guess what??
There's ANOTHER error in the SEC meet record listings!!
They have the women's 200 MR as Kerron Stewart's (then of Auburn) 22.46 from the 2007 meet as the MR!

Wrong!!

That meet was in the Nutter Arena in Lexington KY, which is listed as a 290 meter track!!
Oversize!!
Therefore, NO RECORD!!!
If it's not eligible for an NCAA record, then it shouldn't be eligible for a meet record either!!

So I'm not sure, but Kim Duncan's 22.54 today MIGHT be the REAL Meet Record!!

And with A Purvis and K Brown running 22.70 and 22.73 behind Duncan, it was quite a race!!

[26mi235]

That meet was in the Nutter Arena in Lexington KY, which is listed as a 290 meter track!!
Oversize!!
Therefore, NO RECORD!!!
If it's not eligible for an NCAA record, then it shouldn't be eligible for a meet record either!!

So I'm not sure, but Kim Duncan's 22.54 today MIGHT be the REAL Meet Record!!

And with A Purvis and K Brown running 22.70 and 22.73 behind Duncan, it was quite a race!!

The SEC can have whatever rules they want for what they consider the meet record. Maybe they know that a strongly banked 200m track like Arkansas aids a runner more than an OT track does, so they use common sense, rather than some not-always-appropriate assessment to determine what they consider to be meet records.

In terms of rules, I would be inclined to say that using a strongly banked track makes most 200m and many 400m races ineligible for record purposes -- they are aided events that would not even be legal for road racing records (they exceed the allowable downhill limits).

[fasttrack85]

Duncan just ran 22.54 to win and PR by .17.

Is she now # 4 all time?
only Knight, VCB, and Muna Lee ahead if im correct.

I think Sanya had a 22.49 on the same day VCB ran her indoor pb. BTW does anyone know what lanes each of these runners ran in? Was the track the same as it is now?

[fasttrack85]

Aurieyal Scott 7.13 pb at Conference USA indoor champs!!!!!! She has had a 7.20 in prelims. So she has def been working on her start(watch out Kimmie D). She also ran a 22.91 in the finals(im sure she would have ran in the 22.5's if she ran at Fayetville yesterday).

[fasttrack85]

Aaron Earnest wl 20.53 in sec finals.

[26mi235]

Duncan just ran 22.54 to win and PR by .17.

Is she now # 4 all time?
only Knight, VCB, and Muna Lee ahead if im correct.

I think Sanya had a 22.49 on the same day VCB ran her indoor pb. BTW does anyone know what lanes each of these runners ran in? Was the track the same as it is now?

The preferred lanes for the one of the meets (SEC?) were listed as 5, 6, 4, 3, ... if that helps

[ATK]

Duncan just ran 22.54 to win and PR by .17.

Is she now # 4 all time?
only Knight, VCB, and Muna Lee ahead if im correct.

I think Sanya had a 22.49 on the same day VCB ran her indoor pb. BTW does anyone know what lanes each of these runners ran in? Was the track the same as it is now?

The preferred lanes for the one of the meets (SEC?) were listed as 5, 6, 4, 3, ... if that helps

Seems that they have just been messing with the lane draws forever indoors.
I think it was previously top 4 go 5,6,4,3 in the second section
They have done the top 2 get lane 5 in separate sections
this SEC's just had the top 2 were 5,6 in the 2nd section, next two 5,6 in first section

Oh and yea Knight, VCB, M. Lee, SRR, and K. Stewart should be the ones ahead of Duncan.

[j-a-m]

The preferred lanes for the one of the meets (SEC?) were listed as 5, 6, 4, 3, ... if that helps

Seems that they have just been messing with the lane draws forever indoors.
I think it was previously top 4 go 5,6,4,3 in the second section
They have done the top 2 get lane 5 in separate sections
this SEC's just had the top 2 were 5,6 in the 2nd section, next two 5,6 in first section

Yes, and in the ACC this weekend it was 5,6,4,3 with the top two getting lane 5 in separate sections.

[Conor Dary]

Big 10 men was a pretty close race. Wisconsin 1st with 90 points and Minnesota 5th with 86....amazing.

[26mi235]

Big 10 men was a pretty close race. Wisconsin 1st with 90 points and Minnesota 5th with 86....amazing.

And how they got there is a story in itself. Wisconsin had a 1.5 point lead over Illinois going in to the 4x400, with Illinois having the second fastest seed time. All of the teams in contention have to be in the same, final heat. At the last exchange the Illinois anchor (who won the 400?) took the stick on the wrong side and then ran straight -- with the exchange being on the curve -- and ran into someone and went down (not badly, though). He got going but then around where he passed the Wisconsin anchor, from what I heard, he stumbled and went down. Then, with 250 left he just threw in the towel and stepped off the track, frustrated!

In another mark Francis from Oregon ran a 52.03 but in the video it really looks like she goes over the line an several steps on the curve.

[Conor Dary]

Thanks 26 for the info. I heard something weird had happened on the relay. So Illinois like their basketball and football teams blew it again!