i think we have six runners to nebraskas three

I don't think we're strong in the distances. Pretty sure our runners would need to far exceed their personal bests. But who knows .... there's a championship on the line.

Event 11 Women 5000 Meter Run
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Big 12 Meet: M 15:58.58 5/15/2005 Sara SLATTERY, Colorado
Fuller Track: F 16:45.71 1987 Annie SCHWEITZER, Texas
Collegiate: C 15:07.56 7/4/1985 Cathy BRANTA-EASKER, Wisconsin
17:05.94 REGL
Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Lisa Koll JR Iowa State 16:33.12FREGL 10
2 Betsy Saina FR Iowa State 16:38.76FREGL 8
3 Beverly Ramos JR Kansas State 16:40.07FREGL 6
4 Lillian Badaru SO Texas Tech 16:47.18 REGL 5
5 Kelly Waters SO Oklahoma 16:55.20 REGL 4
6 Lara Crofford SO Nebraska 16:57.51 REGL 3
7 Mia Behm FR Texas 17:01.44 REGL 2
8 Christina Munoz JR Texas A&M 17:03.92 REGL 1
9 Grace Kemmey SR Iowa State 17:04.37 REGL
10 Courtney Schultz FR Oklahoma State 17:18.02
11 Jodi Hulett SR Baylor 17:20.09
12 Michelle Guzman SO Texas Tech 17:25.54
13 Jen Pancoast JR Nebraska 17:26.00
14 Samantha Patty FR Baylor 17:26.79
15 Laura Thweatt SO Colorado 17:29.25
16 Lauren Bonds JR Kansas 17:31.71
17 Meaghan Nelson FR Iowa State 17:43.88
18 Paige Ties JR Iowa State 17:47.02
19 Addison LeMaster FR Texas Tech 17:48.96
20 Kara Windisch SO Kansas 17:50.26
21 Asia Myrland JR Texas 17:58.65
22 Amanda Miller SO Kansas 18:01.79
23 Katie Cumming FR Colorado 18:04.57
24 Emilie Fischer JR Texas A&M 18:15.61
25 Kristen Gillespie FR Oklahoma State 18:27.94
26 Aimee Bonte FR Missouri 18:29.50
27 Kellie Schneider JR Kansas 18:33.11
28 Rebeka Stowe FR Kansas 18:35.98
29 Kasey McNorton SO Texas A&M 18:38.98
-- Victoria Fratczak FR Oklahoma State DNF
-- Larkin Geyer SR Texas DNF
-- Teran Mixon SO Oklahoma State DNF
-- Jen Webers SO Nebraska DNS
-- Lindsay Pierson SO Oklahoma DNS
-- Emily Baker SO Missouri DNS
-- Jessica Armstrong SO Missouri DNS
-- Joslyn Dalton SR Nebraska DNS
-- Rachel Carrizales SR Nebraska DNS
-- Nichole Jones JR Baylor DNS
-- Kristen Hanselka FR Baylor DNS
-- Liliani Mendez SR Kansas State DNS
-- Erin Bedell JR Baylor DNS
-- Danielle Bradley JR Baylor DNS
-- Katie Shaw SO Baylor DNS
-- Emma Coburn FR Colorado DNS
-- Emily Hanenburg SO Colorado DNS
-- Ellen Ries JR Missouri DNS
-- Natalia Kovtun SO Oklahoma State DNS
-- Mihaela Susa SO Oklahoma State DNS
-- Tone Hjalmarsen SO Oklahoma State DNS
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Women - Team Rankings - 20 Events Scored
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1) Texas A&M 123.50 2) Nebraska 109.50
3) Texas Tech 107 4) Baylor 74
5) Texas 71 6) Oklahoma 70
7) Iowa State 62 8) Missouri 57
9) Kansas State 38 10) Kansas 27
11) Oklahoma State 22 12) Colorado 19

we are going to score big in the men's triple jump for quite a while. 4 sophs and 1 jr. scoring big points. unfortunately OU has a frosh that won it.

we scored no pts in the 5000m, so the men cannot overtake neb

Nebraska 144
Texas A&M 118
Texas 83.5
Kansas State 71
Texas Tech 70
Missouri 68
Oklahoma State 53
Baylor 44
Oklahoma 42
Iowa State 41
Colorado 34
Kansas 9.5


going into the final event

so, women win their side and the men finish second.

therefore, we retain the LSS trophy.

thanks for the updates

In the men's 5000M, CU had 7 of the top 10 finishes last year. I only see that one of those runners is back. Were they all seniors, or did a bunch have grade problems? Almost looks like they stacked the deck somehow when they were hosting

... and a great big whooooooop for retaining the Lone Star trophy. I wonder if many tu fans are wondering why DeLoss doesn't do a little better across the board since his ANNUAL program budget is right at $30 million more than ours?

women take 6th in the 4x400 for 3 pts

[This message has been edited by S.S.Aggie (edited 5/17/2009 9:41p).]

women's final standings.

Texas A&M 126.5
Texas Tech 111
Nebraska 109.5
Baylor 84
Texas 79
Oklahoma 76
Iowa State 62
Missouri 62
Kansas State 39
Kansas 29
Oklahoma State 22
Colorado 19

We ran the "B" team in the women's 4x400 at the end. We had the meet won.

I was wondering if that wasn't what we did. Thanks for confirming.

Outstanding, Aggies. Congratulations on a fantastic showing.

could our "A" 4x400 have won?

Yes, on the A question. They did win the NCAA title in the indoors.

[This message has been edited by ldmmjb (edited 5/17/2009 9:50p).]

so i'm assuming they'll be running at the NCAA's regardless

I assume they'll still qualify to the NCAAs right??

I guess our "A" team already has a fast enough time to qualify for the NCAA Final?

great minds, etc.

Pat Henry has a great program going.

We lose only Regis and George on the women's side. While we gain Ruddock, Tarmoh, Mathias, and Flemings. We are only getting stronger.

On the men's side we lose Dykes and Oliver. However we have Henry, Pinder, Davis, and Mitchell coming into the program. It will be an even stronger team next year.

A lot to look forward to in the future.

I want our women to win the NCAA title so bad! We need a break through title in ANY sport.

I'm not an authority, but I'm sure they have already qualified for the NCAAs and will be there.

Damn, Baylor won the 4x4 and we got 2nd!

the ncaa regionals are formed by qualifying times and they have already qualified

men take 2nd in the 4x400, just behind baylor

final standings:
1. Neb 148
2. A&M 126
3. t.u. 83.5

thanks for the updates guys

Nebraska 148
Texas A&M 126
Texas 83.5
Texas Tech 75
Missouri 74
Kansas State 71
Baylor 54
Oklahoma State 53
Iowa State 43
Oklahoma 43
Colorado 34
Kansas 12.5

haha, t.u. DNF the 4x400, even if it would have come down to this race they would have shot themselves in the foot

mack will still claim the victory in the LSS via a new tiebreaker rule.

OUTSTANDING meet. Our men stepped in up. From many reports it was a toss up between us and tu for second. I'd say our men smoked them. Next year we'll see if they can't pass NU.

And I'm hoping for a National Championship from the women this year. We'll see.

men gave Neb a pretty good fight. wasn't supposed to be that close. glad to see us smoke t.u. pretty good.

pulling for the women's NC!

Maybe DeLoss will have a duplicate LSS trophy made for the trophy case outside his office. The justification is a new tie-breaker rule. Whichever school spent the most on athletics wins the tie.

It's still hard for me to believe that their athletic program actually spends about a stadium expansion amount of money more than we do every single year.

What time did the men run in the 4 x 4