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Just
past the 1,000m mark of the 5,000m final...
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...at
the 2004 U.S. Olympic T&F Trials.
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Seth
Hejny, originally from Grand Junction, Colorado, recently
finished out his eligibility at Stanford.
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1,400
meters into the 5,000m race, Brendan Rodgers takes
a turn in the lead.
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Though
he was a longshot to make the team, Rodgers seemed
to sacrifice his own chances...
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...here
to help his teammates. He eventually finished last.
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R-L:
Sean Graham, Matt Lane, and Eric Savoth follow Rodgers.
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Savoth
leads Bolota Asmerom and Jon Riley.
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1,800
meters in, Rodgers continues to lead with Matt Lane
in second.
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Mark
Menefee leads Ahman Dirks and Chad Johnson.
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2,200
meters in, former Georgetown runner Eric Savoth takes
a turn in the lead.
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R-L:
Matt Lane, Bolota Asmerom, and Tim Broe run 2-3-4.
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Matt
Lane takes over the lead and Eric Savoth runs in second
place.
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Jorge
Torres leads James Carney and Seth Hejny.
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The
Nike Farm Team's Brendan Rodgers begins to drop back.
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At
the 3,000 mark, Bolota Asmerom moves to the front
and is followed by (R-L) Matt Lane, Jon Riley, and
Tim Broe.
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Hansons-Brooks'
Mark Menefee and New Mexico's Matt Gonzales run behind
Broe and Riley.
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Louis
Luchini leads Luke Watson and Jorge Torres. Luchini
ran the "B" standard earlier in the season...
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...but
had struggled with a nagging achilles injury since
then.
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Team
USA Monterey Bay's James Carney finished sixth in
the 10,000 final earlier in the Trials.
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