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leg of the DMR: St. Joe's Brian Rosetti, Wake's Nathan Sisco,
G-town's Isidro Pimental, 'Nova's Ryan Haden and Kentucky's
David Freeman. |
Freeman,
Stanford's Don
Sage, and Abilene Christian's John Kemboi. |
Kemboi,
Sage, Sisco and Brown's Peter Hollatz lead up the pack. |
Stanford,
the favorite, was in good position after Sage's leadoff but
Jonathan Stevens pulled up suddenly with an achilles injury... |
...Taking
his team out of the race and himself out for the rest of the
season, most likely. |
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suddenly appeared that the new favorite would be Villanova with
Mt. Sac 1,500m champ Adrian
Blincoe as the anchor. |
Pat
Anglin anchors Princeton's team. |
Alfred
Rugema leads, followed by Blincoe, Chris Miltenberg, Chris Estwanik,
Ian Connor and Ben Cooke. |
Despite
strong competition from Rugema with a 3:58.8, Blincoe blasted
a 3:58.4 to earn Villanova the victory. |
The
last time that 'Nova won the DMR at Penn Relays (1981), now-coach
Marcus O'Sullivan was a freshman on the winning team. |
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| The
high school boys' DMR, featuring Alan Webb. |
Some
spectators were hoping that the first three legs of the South
Lakes (VA) High School team would run slowly... |
...so
that anchor Alan Webb would be challenged for once. Unfortunately
for them, he got the baton at the front of the race. |
Sub-four
miler Webb looked like he was taking it easy on the first couple
laps, staying in second place. |
Because
Webb practically looked like he was jogging in the early going,
we were surprised to hear that he had run a 4:04 split. |
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The
race was no contest once Webb began his kick. |
The
South Lakes team takes a victory lap. |
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The
high school boys' mile championship. |
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| Justin
Romaniuk of Suffern, NY (7th, 4:19.68). |
Bobby
Lockhart of Handley H.S. in Virginia went out quickly... |
...and
held off the competition for a win in 4:11.45. |
The
competition, led by Bobby Curtis (3rd, 4:14.51) of St. Xavier
in KY. |
The
high school boys' 3,000m Championship. |
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Charlie
Millioen of St. Anthony's (NY) and Stephen Hass ran side by
side much of the way, with Millioen taking the victory in a
quick 8:21.04. |
Heat
two (of three) in the college men's Distance Medley Relay. Dartmouth
and Bucknell are pictured but Texas A&M won the heat. |
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