DAY ONE: PAGE ONE | PAGE TWO | PAGE THREE | PAGE FOUR | PAGE FIVE (College Steeplechase, College 5000, Olympic Development 5000, College/OD 10,000)
DAY TWO: PAGE ONE | PAGE TWO | PAGE THREE | PAGE FOUR | PAGE FIVE | PAGE SIX | PAGE SEVEN | PAGE EIGHT | PAGE NINE | PAGE TEN (Olympic Development 4x800, College Men's Distance Medley Relay, High School DMR, High School Mile, High School 3,000)
DAY THREE: PAGE ONE | PAGE TWO | PAGE THREE | PAGE FOUR | PAGE FIVE | PAGE SIX | PAGE SEVEN | PAGE EIGHT | PAGE NINE | PAGE TEN | PAGE ELEVEN | PAGE TWELVE | PAGE THIRTEEN (College 4xMile Relay, High School 4x800m Championship, Olympic Development Mile, College 4x800m Relay)

Please notify us if we have misidentified any of the relay runners. We are going by the running order listed in the meet program.

Jovens Colas runs the 800 leg for American University.	Ali Abila runs the 800 leg for Florida.	Colas leads...	...And Abila runs in second.	Sean Conway runs the 800 leg for William & Mary.
Chris Antunes runs the 800 leg for Harvard.	Kyle Paul runs the 800 leg for Kent State.	Wake Forest's Christ Estwanik and UConn's Dan Wilson lead the race for third.	Chris Johnstone runs the 800 leg for Haverford.	Brian Lambert runs the 800 leg for Radford.
Steve Sieminski (we think) anchors for Florida after winning the second heat of the steeplechase the previous night.	Peter Rook anchors for Haverford.	Chris Antunes of Harvard catches his breath after handing off.	Sean O'Brien runs the anchor leg for American University.	Ed Moran anchors for William & Mary.
George Curren anchors for Kent State.	Ryan Clark anchors for Miami (Ohio).	Alasdair McLean-Foreman anchors for Harvard.	Sieminski continues to lead for Florida but Sean O'Brien of American begins to close in.	Sieminski appears to have been a substitute for Chris Duncan, who was originally listed as Florida's anchor.

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