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By PeterParker
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#13702
#86 - College Men 5000m Championship
Thursday 9:05 PM
Unofficial Results

Pl Time ID Name Affiliation
1 13:55.59 1 Josh McDougal Liberty
2 14:03.63 36 Jordan McDougal Liberty

3 14:04.70 6 Frank McCreery Princeton
4 14:06.61 11 Sean Quigley La Salle
5 14:07.18 14 Lex Williams Michigan
6 14:10.24 45 Stephen Furst North Carolina State
7 14:12.91 87 Josh Robels
8 14:13.03 86 Itay Magidi
9 14:13.17 23 Macharia Yuot Widener
10 14:15.91 18 Steve Mucchetti Dartmouth
11 14:16.94 32 Bobby Mack North Carolina State
12 14:17.41 83 Itay Magidi Clemson
13 14:17.67 5 Jordan Davis Auburn
14 14:19.66 52 Awit Yohannes American
15 14:20.72 9 Andrew Heath Auburn
16 14:20.79 38 Keith Bechtol William & Mary
18 14:22.86 84 Scott McPherson
19 14:28.83 25 Todd Iacovelli Michigan
20 14:43.41 29 Jay Wyss Virginia Commonwealth
22 14:45.91 62 Philip Birgen Abilene Christian
23 14:46.77 85 Jonah Norris
24 14:48.98 21 Alec Wall Dartmouth
25 14:52.50 30 Ryan Blood Lock Haven
26 14:56.72 28 Jordan Kyle Indiana
27 15:08.28 17 David Metzger Stonehill
28 15:27.87 39 Michael Padilla West Florida
DNF 34 Tim McLeod Indiana
DNS 31 Mark Fruin Indiana
By Hold My Own
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#13712
these guys are unreal....look at some of the schools they stomped
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By PeterParker
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#13765
Does anyone have any info on the recruiting efforts for next years cross-country team? If they were able to recruit about three more solid guys they could potentially make a run to nationals...and take some of the limelight from the perennial powerhouse William & Mary teams. The brothers sure have gotten a lot of press for the schools, and in running circles the HS athletes are acutely aware of the big names in collegiate running. Seems with the exposure and the chance to run with such a talent, the Track office should be getting some decent inquiries about the program from some upper echelon running talent at least from the VA schools.
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By BJWilliams
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#13766
I'll have a sitdown with Coach Tolsma and also the McDougal brothers next week
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By BJWilliams
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McDougal Brothers Finish First And Second To Highlight Flames At Penn Relays


April 29, 2006 · Philadelphia, Pa.

Liberty’s Josh and Jordan McDougal finished first and second in the 5,000 meters at the Penn Relays, highlighting Liberty’s individual performances at the prestigious regional championship.

Josh McDougal took the title in 5,000 meter race as the sophomore posted a time of 13:55.59, while his younger brother Jordan McDougal finished just behind him in second with a time of 14:03.63. Both marks automatically qualify the runners for the NCAA Outdoor National Championships in the event in June.

The McDougal pair bested Princeton’s Frank McCreery, who finished third with a time of 14:04.70, while La Salle’s Sean Quigley (14:06.61) and Michigan’s Lex Williams (14:07.18) finished fourth and fifth, respectively.

The men’s sprint relay team of Javan Carter, Markus Greenleaf, Phil Leinweber and Oronde Vassell placed sixth in their heat and 21st overall with a time of 3:29.73 in the race, while the distance relay squad of Leinweber, Christian Nichols and the McDougal brothers finished eighth overall with a time of 9:54.06.

On the women’s side of the event, Arlene Zelinskas finished second in her heat and 35th overall in the 400 meter hurdles (1:02.07), Kena Butts finished eighth in the high jump (1.68m/5’ 06.0”) and Charlene Hibbert finished seventh in the Eastern Division of the long jump (5.69m).

The distance medley team of Charlene Hibbert, Rebekah Rickseker, Sarah Roberts and Jamie Watson finished seventh with a time of 11:46.00. The women’s 4x100 relays squad of Andrea Beckles, Butts, Hibbert and Stephanie Walker finished fourth in their heat with a time of 47.72, while the 4x800 meters team of Rickseker, Roberts, Chelsea Swanson and Watson finished ninth in their heat and 12th overall with a time of 9:07.71.

The Flames will host the Liberty Twilight Qualifier on Thursday at 3 p.m. at the Matthes-Hopkins Track Complex in their final tune-up before the IC4A/ECAC Championships which will be held on May 11-14.
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