Monday, March 16, 2015

Dublin Distance Fiesta Heat Sheets

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15 comments:

Anonymous said...

Should be one great boys two mile

Albert Caruana said...

Absolutely. Last year's field was very impressive with the eventual state champion, Fred Huxham, winning. It will be very interesting who will win this year but I am fairly positive that it will be a very fast time (provided the wind cooperates).

Anonymous said...

I don't believe there is a clear favorite among that group, definitely 4 or 5 guys that are in serious contention to win it.

Albert Caruana said...

If you made me pick one runner, I would take Steven Sum right now. It seems like he is a 5th year, redshirt high school runner and I believe has the fastest PR in the field. Can't wait to watch.

Anonymous said...

The winner will be faster than last year I predict

4:37.??/4:30.?? splits for the winner.

9:07/9:08 to take it and 3 guys will break 9:15 and maybe 6 under 9:20.


Anonymous said...

Too bad Las Lomas will be missing their two fastest distance runners for the 3200. Hansel and Robey have Jr. Prom on Saturday

Anonymous said...

This is question just out of curiosity, what time in the 3200 is generally needed to quallify to Arcadia?

Anonymous said...

Anonymous said...

The winner will be faster than last year I predict

4:37.??/4:30.?? splits for the winner.

9:07/9:08 to take it and 3 guys will break 9:15 and maybe 6 under 9:20.

I beg to differ, the quality of last year's group was the best it has been in many years. NO ONE is going to run that fast at this time of the year. IMHO

Bill said...

I think this will definitely be a break-out race where many of these same competitors we will see at the state meet.

But the race doesn't seem to have the depth to drive a very fast time. My guess would be winner around 9:15.

Andrew said...

Finnane is debuting, Bowen tripling, McCandless running the 800. Should be interesting.

No real standout in the boys 3200 in my opinion - Burke, Ehrenberg, Kurdy, Schumann and then a bunch of boys around 9:40. I also don't think anyone breaks 9:10 here.

Anonymous said...

@andrew I guess Sum will be one of this 9:40 guys?

I think plenty of guys in mid 9:20s and low 30s

Andrew said...

I forgot about Sum...I actually picked him to win it in the contest!

Albert Caruana said...

I wouldn't be surprised if the winner is somewhere between 9:10 and 9:15. The question will be how honest the pace will be early and who closes well. Should be a great race.

Anonymous said...

Seriously, who in that field can run 9:10 in at this time of year? NO ONE!

Anonymous said...

I think 3/4 of the guys in this race have the ability to run 4:16 right now if pushed for 1600 so with that current fitness level and if those inidividuals have the ability to close hard which I am sure they can they are capable of a 9:10.


It's all going to come down to how honest the opening mile pace is they clearly will push each other.

On the flip side could be a very tactical race with a very slow opening mile and really fast last 1200.


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