Here are the entries from the fast heats. Pick the winners and their winning times.
Event 153 Boys 3000 Meter Run Section 1
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Name Year School
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1 2402 Ryan Anderson Maria Carril
2 1726 Justin Barry Bellarmine CP
3 2956 Gaurav Begur St. Francis (MV)
4 1754 Colin Burke Bishop O'Dow
5 1714 Drew Childs Bella Vista
6 1689 Nolan Doizer Ann Sobrato
7 2355 Chris Foster Los Gatos
8 2932 Steven Grolle Sonora (Sono
9 2356 Ben Haderle Los Gatos
10 2889 Abdul Hamid Sheldon
11 2412 James Kinney Marin Academ
12 1735 Tucker Meijer Bellarmine CP
13 1759 Andrew Melendez Bishop O'Dow
14 2759 George Miao Rocklin
15 2964 Xander Olivero St. Francis (MV)
16 3150 Luis Romo Woodcreek
17 1737 Matt Seidel Bellarmine CP
18 2855 Steven Sum Saratoga
19 3116 nathan wellington Whitney (Roc
20 2140 Paul Zeiss Granite Bay
Event 203 Girls 3000 Meter Run Section 1
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Name Year School
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1 2499 Kelly Bishop Monta Vista
2 1892 Sofia Castiglioni Davis
3 2421 Morgin Coonfield McKinleyvill
4 2285 Molly Dicke Lick-Wilmerd
5 3105 Janica Dodge Whitney (Roc
6 2320 Lauren Jacob Los Altos
7 2969 Lauren Larocco St. Francis
8 2277 Riley Mason Leland
9 2101 Megan McCandless Granada
10 2148 Gillian Meeks Henry M. Gun
11 2859 Valerie Morrison Scotts Valle
12 2973 Miranda Myers St. Francis
13 2628 Rachel Peterson Oak Ridge
14 2975 Madison Rawson St. Francis
15 2153 Sarah Robinson Henry M. Gun
16 2520 Brooke Starn Monte Vista
17 3100 Annie Taylor Western Albe
18 2793 marisa villegas San Benito
Sarah Robinson - 10:28
ReplyDeleteSteven Sum in 8:35
ReplyDeleteIt's gonna come down to Steven Sum and Chris Foster... Winning time no faster than 8:40. I'm leaning towards Sum but if Foster is anywhere near him on the last lap then I go with Foster. Watch out for George Miao too, along with some rising stars (future CCS Champions) in this race.
ReplyDeleteColin Burke
ReplyDeleteMorgin Coonfield: 9:59
ReplyDeleteSarah Robinson 9:42
ReplyDeleteI think Robinson is the favorite to win the race based on her PRs and season to date. The boys seems to be a toss up since a lot of the better runners are either running in the DMR or the mile the next day.
ReplyDeleteBoys? Not sure.
ReplyDeleteGirls: Morgin
Last year in the 3000 there wasn't a fast heat and a slow heat, they were split pretty evenly. I'm not familiar enough with this year's entrants to know if this year there is (but if so, that is good).
ReplyDeleteI'm more interested in the "better runners" who have opted for the mile. How do people think that is going to shake out?
I'm surprised that Sarah Robinson is running the 3000 on Friday and then the 1600 on Saturday.
ReplyDeleteI think that she is one of the few entrants who could challenge Anna Maxwell in the 1600.
Is Bethan Knights running?
Is Julia Maxwell running well?
Anyway, I think Sarah Robinson will win in 9:58 (=10:18 3200?)
9:58 (=10:18 3200?)
ReplyDeleteNo, 9:58 is closer to 10:38 for 3200.
To: 12:31 PM,
ReplyDeleteThanks for correcting my math. I knew something didn't seem right. I messed up the math...didn't use any charts. I'm more familiar with 3200 times than 3000 times.
In that case I'll predict a 9:40 time for Sarah Robinson (If she gets pushed)otherwise 9:48.
Albert,
ReplyDeleteAny idea if the mile heats will be available before Saturday?
Conversion from 3000m to 3200m is 1.0737 so a 9:58 3000m is closer to 10:42. My guess is Robinson in the mid 9:40s with Coonfield pushing her.
ReplyDeleteThe heats are usually not available before Saturday.
ReplyDeleteCorrect on the conversion from 3k to 3200 if you use 9:58 but remember that she has already run 9:49.94 earlier this season in another 3k.
Hamid, Sum, Anderson, foster
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