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M 10k Invitational 10000

2008 Mt SAC Relays

Walnut, CA ⋅ Apr, 18 2008 - Apr 20 2008 | Coverage created by Andrew Middleton

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 Mt. San Antonio Community College 
            Mt. SAC Relays - 4/17/2008 to 4/20/2008            
           "Where the world's best athletes compete"           
               Hilmer Lodger Stadium-Walnut, CA                
 
Event 384  Men 10000 Meter Run Invitational
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    Name                    Year Team                    Finals
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Finals                                                         
  1 Rono, Aron                   Azusa Pacific         28:13.75
  2 Romero, Ju?n                 Athletics Mexico      28:14.65
  3 Safronov, Dimitry            Unattached            28:15.11
  4 Gillis, Eric                 Canada                28:16.98
  5 Downin, Matt                 New Balance           28:19.48
  6 Medigovich, Brian            Adams State           29:05.55
  7 Mutanya, Obed                Elite Athletes N      29:07.52
  8 Glaab, Joshua                Unattached            29:57.36
  9 Scribner, Robert             Mississippi St.       29:59.33
 10 Hine, Zachhary               Cornell               30:33.35
 11 Wagner, Allen                Unattached            30:44.21
 12 Wagnew, Babey                Adams State           30:54.18
 13 Hoerr, Trent                 Illinois              31:27.72
 -- Wannas, Simo                 Unattached                 DNF
 -- Arega, Ashenafi              Mississippi St.            DNF

This year's 2008 Mt. SAC Relays and Flotrack will be providing Live streaming coverage all weekend long. This will be the first time in US track and field history and quite possibly the world where the viewers at home will be able to interact with the play-by-play commentary while watching a race in real time. Underneath the live video stream there will be a live blog where the audience can interact and contribute to the Mt. SAC Relays Flotrack coverage by asking questions, answering questions, getting lap splits, and much more. The coverage will begin on Friday, April 18th at 11 AM Pacific and the interactive broadcast will start with the distance carnival at 7 PM Pacific. The live stream will also be available on Saturday, April 19th and Sunday, April 20th. Please note that the videos will also be archived on Flotrack.org for future viewing.

#11	Jorge_x April 22, 2008 at 1:15am Excelent race Juan Romero, see you in Zacatecas, you made the race, Rono has more to give and I think sharing work both can run less than 28.10.00 olympic standar (B). Excelent finish Rono. reply
#10	Rondi April 21, 2008 at 2:53pm when you are new in the block you don't expect to take the lead, especially in a legid field like that you expect to be pulled along for a good time then you realize you still got enough left to blast to the finish line!! Good job rono.. reply
#9	Fano April 20, 2008 at 8:12pm I thought at a meet like Mt. Sac, Stanford, etc. it is about running fast, if Rono had have done an ounce of work maybe they could have got Olympic standard. reply
#8	Nscoach April 20, 2008 at 7:37pm Nice Job Eric. reply
#7	Victor Zhdanov April 20, 2008 at 2:39pm Dmitry Safronov from Russia, the BEST!!! Welcome on russian runners web site - http://www.runners.ru reply
#6	Jason Izen April 20, 2008 at 11:01am Oops I meant the best strategy is to draft off someone like Rono did so he ran the best race and it paid off reply
#5	Jason Izen April 20, 2008 at 11:00am Ya the best strategy is not to draft off someone. There are no rules. It's about winning. reply
#4	Lavinia & Rob April 19, 2008 at 10:29pm Congrats Eric on your new PB:) reply
#3	Whaaat? April 19, 2008 at 11:58am share the work? your retarded. reply
#2	A April 19, 2008 at 10:18am Huge ballz gillis. rono needs to learn to share the work reply
#1	Irish April 19, 2008 at 4:45am That stuff you guys are talking about with the Standards is called "Bullshit". The rule makers are all important and would rather take more officails to go on teh piss in the Olympic village rather than athletes. It happens all over the world, I mean why would they not take Aish? The standard is set, he got it, he goes! It's simple. reply