4:46.36 for 641 points.

Charlie with 4:53.94 (595 points).

1 D Williams 8295
2 Simmons 8227
3 H Williams 8188

5 Filip 7993
10 Card-Childers 7499

Results

1 Devon Williams Unattached WCS 8295 SB
2 Solomon Simmons Unattached WCS 8227 PB
3 Harrison Williams Stanford 8188 PB
4 Steven Bastien Unattached 8023 PB
5 Scott Filip Unattached 7993
6 Daniel Golubovic Unattached 7824
7 Kurt Brondyke Unattached 7785 SB
8 Jack Flood Unattached 7711 PB
9 Chris Helwick Unattached 7524
10 Charlie Card-Childers Rice 7499
11 Mitch Modin Unattached 7408 SB
12 Denim Rogers Houston Baptist 7314
13 Andrew Ghizzone Unattached 6713

It's hard not to feel for Harrison Williams - 12 points shy of going to the World Championships.

On Saturday, August 10, sophomore Natan Rivera will compete in the pole vault at the Pan American Games in Lima, Peru. He will be representing El Salvador (he's the national record holder).

On Friday, August 9, at 3:05 CDT, Ari Ince , the USA National Champion, will compete in the javelin at the Pan American Games.

The field event coverage (ESPNU) has been excellent so far.

Bronze medal for Ari Ince in the javelin!

Unfortunately, Natan Rivera came into the competition with a slight injury, and reinjured himself on the first vault. Indoor season won't be until January, so he should be ready by then.

(07-25-2019 07:11 PM)WRCisforgotten79 Wrote:  

(07-25-2019 07:02 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  Ince wins the javelin with a solid 5th round throw of 61.06 meters. I would think she's a near lock to compete in the World Championships now (which are in Doha, Qatar 9/28 thru 10/6). But this is USA Track and Field we're talking about so you never know.

Congrats to her. I wonder when our last USA champion was in track and field? I'm pretty sure we had a few in the 90's on the women's side. Maybe something since then but I don't know for sure.

She will be competing at Worlds since she has the qualifying mark of 61.50 (she's thrown 63.54, which places her at #15 in the world right now).

Kara Winger, who finished 2nd today, will also be at Worlds (previous qualifying mark).

Ari's best throw today in Doha (60.44 meters) placed her 8th in her qualification round group, and 15th overall ... just 0.57 meters short of being in the Top 12 who qualified for the finals.

(Winger, 62.13 meters, was 7th overall in the qualification round.)