“We have an amazing group of guys and we want to make some damage there. This summer’s remaining Diamond League meetings aside, it will also be interesting to see what he can do at the World Cross Country Championships on home soil in Bathurst next spring as he says that is now one of his main goals.
Those familiar with his early season form will not have been surprised to see him win, though. However he bombed out in his semi-final at the World Championships in Eugene, which meant he went into the Commonwealth Games final as something of a dark horse. Hoare beat Kerr convincingly in the Wanamaker Mile earlier this year at the Millrose Games and then clocked a 3:47.48 Oceania mile record at the Bislett Games in June.
His form has been impressive in the last couple of seasons, too, as he and fellow Australian Stewart McSweyn have made a huge impact in international middle-distance races. His father was a good runner and a world beach running champion and, growing up in Australia, Hoare began to follow in his footsteps.Īfter winning Australian titles in his teens he moved to the United States to study at the University of Wisconsin and is currently a member of the On Athletics Club based in Colorado where he is coached by former US distance running star Dathan Ritzenhein. Hoare was a swimmer when he was younger but soon began to show more talent as a runner. I ran 3:47 (for the mile) in Oslo so I knew I had the strength there and it was just a case of timing my kick at the right time. The race was fast but I’d been training for a hard pace. “It was a privilege to represent my country in a field that was so deep. “It was so tough,” said Hoare, who was competing in his first Commonwealth final. Such was the quality of the race, Olympic bronze medallist Josh Kerr wound up last but still ran 3:35.72. Will Paulson, who won the English Schools 1500m title on the same track in 2013 but has since switched to Canada, was 10 th. Neil Gourley and Elliot Giles did not quite have the strength to contend for medal places after, for Gourley, a recent bout of Covid and, in Giles’ case, an eight-week injury spell at the start of the season. Stonier said he was “thrilled” with his big PB and a top eight finish in such a stacked line up. This is an average of 4:34 per mile for 26.2 miles. Results: 1 Olli Hoare (AUS) 3:30.12 2 Timothy Cheruiyot (KEN) 3:30.21 3 Jake Wightman (SCO) 3:30.53 4 Abel Kipsang (KEN) 3:30.82 5 Jake Heyward (WAL) 3:31.08 6 Samuel Tanner (NZL) 3:31.34 7 Matt Stonier (ENG) 3:32.50 8 Neil Gourley (SCO) 3:32.93 9 Elliot Giles (ENG) 3:33.56 10 Will Paulson (CAN) 3:33.97 11 Mafori Ryan Mphalele (RSA) 3:34.66 12 Josh Kerr (SCO) 3:35.72īehind, Heyward had mixed feelings after a big PB yet no medal. In fact, Eliud Kipchoge of Kenya achieved this feat in 2019, running a time of 1 hour, 59 minutes, and 40 seconds. Peter's, Temple, UMass Lowell, VMI, VCU, Virginia Wesleyan, Wagner.Olli Hoare and Jake Wightman (Mark Shearman) Live results from Half-Mile Timing will be available throughout the meet.Ĭolleges and Universities (all teams men and women)Īmerican, Binghamton, Brown, Bucknell, Buffalo, Christopher Newport, Charleston, Davis & Elkins, Delaware, Duquesne, Fordham, George Mason, George Washington, Howard, James Madison, Kutztown Lock Haven, Long Island, Loyola (Md.), Manhattan, Marist, Milligan, Mount Olive, New Hampshire, NJIT, Norfolk State, Oakland, Quinnipiac, Richmond, Rider, Roberts Wesleyan, Saint Francis, Shenandoah, Shippensburg, Southern Virginia, Stony Brook, St. On Saturday the Tribe will recognize seniors Evan Goodell, Alex Loukili, and Spencer Tsai for their accomplishments and dedication to the program. and will extend through Saturday afternoon.Īll meet information including the most up-to-date schedule and past champions can be found on the Colonial Relays Page. or the This home is half mile away from Lake Michigan and Summit Sep 18.
Events will begin Friday morning at the Dan Stimson Throwing Events Area with the hammer throw at 9:00 a.m. actor with impish comic timing is playing the French philosopher Voltaire.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - The William & Mary men's track & field team hosts the 56th Annual Colonial Relays this weekend. Endurance Race Timing Fast Track Timing LLC Finish Timing First Time Out Half Mile Timing Power E Timing Red Stick Timing Wayzata.
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