Cork City Sports

[Atticus]

It's on live now on Youtube. Not a particularly elite meet, but at about 4:05 ET, Mary Cain will be running the 3000.

[Master Po]

I am just browsing some of the results page, and my comments about PBs, etc. are based on information I see on IAAF profiles, all-time lists, etc.

http://www.corkcitysports.ie/start-list-live-results/

w800
1. Laura Roesler (USA) 2:02.45
I was happy to see her get a win -- I am a fan. I am aware she has run faster, but it's been a while since I have seen her in a 1st place finish.

m800
1. Ryan Sanchez (PUR) 1:45.73
This is just off his 1:45.58 PB. I see that he is just 20yo, as of last month.


w3000 -- some good results for several of the top competitors:
1. Camille Buscomb (NZL) 8:45.97 PB (prev. 9:05.24; this makes her #3 NZL a-t performer, behind Kim Smith and Anne Audain -- inclusive of both indoor and outdoor marks)
2. Elinor Purrier (USA) 8:46.43 PB (prev. 8:55.68i)
3. Jessica O'Connell (CAN) 8:46.86 PB (prev. 8:51.37; #10 CAN a-t performer -- inclusive of both indoor and outdoor marks)
4. Emily Sisson (USA) 8:49.61 PB (prev. 8:52.60i)
5. Gen. LaCaze (AUS) 8:50.02 outdoor PB (prev. 8:52.28; has 8:45.81i; this makes her #6 a-t AUS outdoor performer)
6. Sarah Pagano (USA) 8:56.53 PB (prev. 8:58.42)
7. Andrea Seccafien (CAN) 8:58.70 PB (prev. 9:03.92)