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Carl Blackhurst runs in the first steeple semifinal at the 2004 Olympic Trials.	Jacques Sallberg runs near the back of the field early on.	Anthony Famiglietti increases his lead slightly.	Mike DiGennaro and Steve Slattery trail Famiglietti.	2001 USA steeplechase champion Tom Chorny runs in the pack.
Tom Brooks leads Darin Shearer.	Anthony Famiglietti continues to lead Steve Slattery.	Famiglietti was the 2002 USA steeplechase...	...champion. He finished fifth in 2003 after missing...	...a lot of training due to injury. Steve Slattery (in second) won the 2003 USA title.
L-R: Ray Hughes, Jordan Desilets, and Mike DiGennaro.	Andy Smith finished ninth (8:38.35) in the first semifinal and did not advance.	Carl Blackhurst finished 10th in 8:39.29.	Brooks qualified for the Trials by running a PR 8:36.3 in June.	Steve Slattery runs in second place.
Mike DiGennaro finished eighth in 8:36.48 and was the fastest runner who did not advance to the final.	Ray Hughes (left) and Jordan Desilets.	Darin Shearer finished fifth in 8:32.20 and advanced to the final.	Isaiah Festa is a 2003 graduate of the University of Wisconsin. He now represents Wisconsin Runner.	Tom Chorny trains with the Nike Farm Team in Palo Alto, California.

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