DAY ONE: PAGE ONE | PAGE TWO | PAGE THREE | PAGE FOUR | PAGE FIVE | PAGE SIX | PAGE SEVEN | PAGE EIGHT | PAGE NINE | PAGE TEN (Junior 1,500 semi-finals, Junior 800 semi-finals, Senior 800 first round, Senior 1,500 semi-finals, Senior steeplechase semi-finals, Senior 10,000 final, Junior 10,000 final)
DAY TWO: PAGE ONE | PAGE TWO | PAGE THREE | PAGE FOUR | PAGE FIVE | PAGE SIX (Junior steeplechase final, Junior 800 final, Senior 800 semi-finals, Junior 1,500 final, Senior 5,000 final, Junior 5,000 final)
DAY THREE: PAGE ONE | PAGE TWO | PAGE THREE (Senior 800 final, Senior steeplchase final, Senior 1,500 final)

Paul McMullen, in what we think was his first track appearance of the year, finished last in 1:52.03.	Bryan Berryhill gets ready for the senior men's 1,500 semi-finals.	Christopher Greer.	American University's Sean O'Brien.	Stanford's Gabe Jennings.
Stanford's Grant Robison leads early on in the first semi-final.	The top four runners in each semi, plus the next four fastest times would advance.	Behind Robison, R-L are Berryhill, Jason Lunn, Jason Pyrah and Eric Garner.	R-L: Lunn, Charlie Gruber, Dan Wilson, Nick MacFalls, Garner, Justin Niedzialek and Clay Schwabe.	L-R (with two laps to go): Gruber, MacFalls, Berryhill, Pyrah and Robison.
The two semis of the 1,500 ended up being nearly evenly matched, with six runners advancing out of each.	With two laps to go, Pyrah holds a slight lead.	Berryhill checks out the competition with one lap to go.	Washington's Eric Garner and Kansas' Charlie Gruber lead with a lap to go...	...With Berryhill, Pyrah and the rest of the pack right behind.
Down the home stretch, Berryhill leads Wilson, Garner, Robison and Lunn.	Berryhill won the first semi-final easily in 3:42.60.	Dan Wilson (3:43.23), Jason Lunn (3:43.39) and Grant Robison (3:43.47) grabbed the other auto-qualifying spots.	Jason Pyrah (3:43.87) and Eric Garner (3:43.88) advanced on time.	300 meters into semi-final two, Stanford's Gabe Jennings leads.

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