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2020 US Olympic Marathon Trials – Statistical Reference file Men Olympic Trials All Time list Performances Time Performers Name Place Venue Date 1 2:09:02 1 Ryan Hall 1 New York 3 Nov 2007 2 2:09:08 2 Meb Keflezighi 1 Houston 14 Jan 2012 3 2:09:3 0 Ryan Hall 2 Houston 14 Jan 2012 4 2:09:47 3 Abdi Abdirahman 3 Houston 14 Jan 2012 5 2:09:55 4 Dathabn Ritzenhein 4 Houston 14 Jan 2012 6 2:10:19 5 Tony Sandoval 1 Buffalo 24 May 1980 7 2:10:41 6 Benji Durden 2 Buffalo 24 May 1980 8 2:10:55 7 Kyle H effner 3 Buffalo 24 May 1980 9 2:11:06 8 Brett Gotcher 5 Houston 14 Jan 2012 10 2:11:07 Dathan Ritzenhein 2 New York 3 Nov 2007 11 2:11:12 9 Galen Rupp 1 Los Angeles 13 Feb 201 6 12 2:11:24 10 Andrew Carlson 6 Houston 14 Jan 2012 13 2:11:40 11 Brian S el l 3 New York 3 Nov 2007 14 2:11:42 12 Alan Culpep per 1 Birmingham 7 Feb 2004 15 2:11:43 13 Pete Pfitzinger 1 Buffalo 26 May 1984 16 2:11:44 14 Alberto Salazar 2 Buffalo 26 May 1984 17 2:11:47 Meb Keflezighi 2 Birmingham 7 Feb 2004 18 2:11:50 15 Joh n Tuttle 3 Buffalo 26 May 1984 19 2:11:51 16 Frank Shorter 1 Eugene 22 May 1976 20 2:11:53 17 Fernando Cabada 7 Houston 14 Jan 2012 21 2:11:56 18 Nick Arciniaga 8 Houston 14 Jan 2012 22 2:11:58 19 Bill Rodgers 2 Eugene 22 May 1976 23 2:11:59 20 Da ve Gordon 4 Buffalo 26 May 1984 24 2:12:02 21 Dan B rowne 3 Birmingham 7 Feb 2004 25 2:12:20 Meb Keflezighi 2 Los Angeles 13 Feb 201 6 26 2:12:23 22 James Carney 9 Houston 14 Jan 2012 27 2:12:25 23 Dean Matthews 5 Buffalo 26 May 1984 28 2:12:26 24 Mar k Co nover 1 Jersey City 24 Apr 1988 29 2:12:29 25 Jimmy Grabow 10 Houston 14 Jan 2012 30 2:12:34 26 Khali d Khannouchi 4 New York 3 Nov 2007 31 2:12:35 27 Trent Briney 4 Birmingham 7 Feb 2004 32 2:12:39 28 Ron Tabb 4 Buffalo 24 May 1980 33 2:12:41 Ton y Sa ndoval 6 Buffalo 26 May 1984 34 2:12:43 29 Steve Spence 1 Columbus 11 Apr 1992 35 2:12:43 30 Ryan Vai l 11 Houston 14 Jan 2012 36 2:12:45 31 Bob Kempainen 1 Charlotte 17 Feb 1996 37 2:12:49 32 Ed Eyestone 2 Jersey City 24 Apr 1988 38 2:12:51 Ed Ey esto ne 2 Columbus 11 Apr 1992 39 2:12:54 Bob Kempainen 3 Columbus 11 Apr 1992 40 2:12:54 33 Jason Lehmk uhle 5 New York 3 Nov 2007 41 2:13:00 34 Jared Ward 3 Los Angeles 13 Feb 201 6 42 2:13:05 35 Mark Coogan 2 Charlotte 17 Feb 1996 43 2:13:09 Pete Pfitzi nger 3 Jersey City 24 Apr 1988 44 2:13:16 36 Jeff Wells 5 Buffalo 24 May 1980 45 2:13:17 37 Kevin McCarey 6 Buffalo 24 May 1980 46 2:13:22 38 Keith Br antly 3 Charlotte 17 Feb 1996 47 2:13:23 Dan Browne 6 New York 3 Nov 2007 48 2:13:29 39 Greg Meyer 7 Buffalo 26 May 1984 49 2:13:30 Bill Rodgers 8 Buffalo 26 May 1984 50 2:13:40 40 Randy Thomas 7 Buffalo 24 May 1980 51 2:13:41 41 Ricky Flynn 12 Ho uston 14 Jan 2012 52 2:13:42 42 Patrick Rizzo 13 Houston 14 Jan 2012 53 2:13:50 43 Josh Cox 14 Hous ton 14 Jan 2012 54 2:13:53 44 Gordon Minty 8 Buffalo 24 May 1980 55 2:13:54 45 Don Kardong 3 Eugene 22 May 1976 56 2:14:04 46 Ian Burrell 15 Houston 14 Jan 2012 57 2:14:12 47 Luke Puskedra 4 Los Angeles 13 Feb 201 6 58 2:14:16 Keith Brantly 4 Columbus 11 Apr 1992 59 2:14:12 48 Sean Quigley 16 Houston 14 Jan 2012 60 2:14:17 49 Frank Richardson 9 Buffalo 24 May 1980 61 2:14:18 50 Sal Vega 9 Buffalo 26 May 1984 62 2:14:20 51 Paul Gompers 4 Jersey City 24 Apr 1988 63 2:14:20 52 Steve Plasencia 4 Char lotte 17 Feb 1996 64 2:14:22 53 Dennis Rinde 10 Buffalo 24 May 1980 65 2:14:22 54 Marco Ochoa 5 Charlotte 17 Feb 1996 66 2:14:22 55 Mike Mogan 17 Houston 14 Jan 2012 67 2:14:30 56 Keith Dowling 6 Charlott e 17 Feb 1996 68 2:14:35 57 Jason Lehmk uhle 18 Houston 14 Jan 2012 69 2:14:36 58 Max King 19 Houston 14 Jan 2012 70 2:14:37 59 Clint Verran 5 Birmingham 7 Feb 2004 71 2:14:37 60 Michael Reneau 20 Houston 14 Jan 2012 72 2:14:38 61 Walter Saeger 11 Buff alo 24 May 1980 73 2:14:40 62 Mark Curp 5 Jerse y City 24 Apr 1988 74 2:14:48 63 Dave Smith 12 Buffalo 24 May 1980 75 2:14:53 64 Dan Held 7 Charlotte 17 Feb 1996 76 2:14:56 65 Nate Jenkins 7 New York 3 Nov 2007 77 2:14:57 66 Tyler Pennel 5 Los Angeles 13 Feb 201 6 78 2:14:58 Tony Sandoval 4 Eugene 22 Ma y 1976 79 2:14:58 67 Drew Polley 21 Houston 14 Jan 2012 80 2:15:00 68 Patrick Smyth 22 Houston 14 Jan 2012 81 2:15:03 69 Scott Larson 6 Birmingham 7 Feb 2004 82 2:15:09 70 David Patterson 13 Buffalo 24 May 1980 83 2:15:09 Meb Keflezigh i 8 New York 3 Nov 2007 84 2:15:12 71 Ryan Bak 23 Houston 14 Jan 2012 85 2:15:16 72 Matthew Llano 6 Los Angeles 13 Feb 201 6 86 2:15:18 73 Josh Cox 7 Birmingham 7 Feb 2004 87 2:15:22 74 Josh Rohatinsky 9 New York 3 Nov 2007 88 2:15:23 Shadrack Biwot t 7 Los Angeles 13 Feb 201 6 89 2:15:26 Patrick S myth 8 Los Angeles 13 Feb 201 6 90 2:15:27 75 Jason Hartmann 10 New York 3 Nov 2007 91 2:15:28 76 Daniel Tapia 24 Houston 14 Jan 2012 92 2:15:30 77 Chuck Hattersley 14 Buffalo 24 May 1980 93 2:15:30 78 Rod DeHaven 1 Pitts burgh 7 May 2000 Margin of Victory Difference Time Name Venue Year Max 2:05 2:09:02 Ryan Hall New York 3 Nov 2007 1:08 2:11:12 Galen Rupp Los Angeles 13 Feb 2016 59 sec 2:30:48 George Young Alamosa 18 Aug 1968 Min 0.0sec 2:15:57.8 Kenny Moore Eugene 9 July 1972 1 sec 2:11:43 Pete Pfitzinger Buffalo 26 May 1984 Difference between first and third Diff Winning time 3rd place time Winner’s Name Venue Year Max 4:31.4 2:15:57.8 2:20:29.2 Kenny Moore Eugene 9 July 1972 2:38 2:09:02 2:11:40 Ryan Hall New York 3 Nov 2007 Min 7sec 2:11:43 2:11:50 Pete Pfitzinger Buffalo 26 May 1984 11 sec 2:12:43 2:12:54 Steve Spence Columbus 11 Apr 1992 Difference between third and fourth (making versus missing the team) Difference 3rd place time Name of 3 rd placer (final team spot) 4th placer Venue Year Max 1:44 2:10:55 Kyle Heffner Robb Tabb Eugene 22 May 1980 1:22 2:12:54 Bob Kempainen Keith Brantly Columbus 11 Apr 1992 Min 0.0sec 2:20:29.2 Jack Bacheler Jeff Galloway Eugene 9 July 1972 4 sec 2:33:09 Ron Daws Bob Deines Alamosa 18 Aug 1968 Average from last eleven Olympic Trials Average 2016 2012 2008 2004 2000 1996 1992 1988 1984 1980 1976 Winning Time 2:11:40 2:11:12 2:09:08 2:09:02 2:11: 42 2:15 :30 2:12:45 2:12:43 2:12:26 2:11:43 2:10:19 2:11:51 Making team (3 rd ) 2:12:42 2:13:00 2:09:47 2:11:40 2:12:02 2:17:04 2:13:22 2:12:54 2:13:09 2:11:50 2:10:55 2:13:54 Missing team (4 th ) 2:13:33 2:14:12 2:09:55 2:12:34 2:12:35 2:17:15 2:14:20 2:14:16 2:14:20 2:11:59 2:12:39 2:14:58 On the average, since 1976 it took 2:12:42 to make the team. The slowest time to make the team (since 1976) was 2:17:04 in 2000. Split & lap time for fastest marathon in the US Olympic Trials 5Km 10K 15K 20K Half 25Km 30Km 35Km 40Km 42.195K Ryan Hall 16:51 32:26m 47:52m 63:04m 66:17 1:18:09 1:32:57 1:47:25 2:02:22 2:09:02 Name Year 5Km 10Km 15Km 20Km 25Km 30Km 35Km 40Km 42.195K Ryan Hall 2007 16:51 15:35 15:26 15:12 15:05 14:48 14:28 14:57 6:40 Best Marks for Places in the Olympic Trials Position Time Name Venue Year 1 2:09:02 Ryan Hall New York 3 Nov 2007 2:09:08 Meb Keflezighi Houston 14 Jan 2012 2 2:09:30 Ryan Hall Houston 14 Jan 2012 2:10:41 Benji Durden Eugene 22 May 1980 3 2:09:47 Abdi Abdirahman Houston 14 Jan 2012 2:10:55 Kyle Heffner Eugene 22 May 1980 4 2:09:55 Dathan Ritzenhein Houston 14 Jan 2012 2:11:59 Dave Gordon Buffalo 26 May 1984 5 2:11:06 Brett Gotcher Houston 14 Jan 2012 2:12:25 Dean Matthews Buffalo 26 May 1984 6 2:11:24 Andrew Carlson Houston 14 Jan 2012 2:12:41 Tony Sandoval Buffalo 26 May 1984 7 2:11:53 Fernando Cabada Houston 14 Jan 2012 2:13:29 Greg Meyer Buffalo 26 May 1984 8 2:11:56 Nick Arciniaga Houston 14 Jan 2012 2:13:30 Bill Rodgers Buffalo 26 May 1984 Last eleven Olympic Trials: Year First Time Second Time Third Time Fourth Time 2016 Galen Rupp 2:11:12 Meb Keflezighi 2:12:20 Jared Ward 2:13:00 Luke Puskedra 2:14:12 2012 Meb Keflezighi 2:09:08 Ryan Hall 2:09:30 Abdi Abdirahman 2:09:47 Dathan Ritzenhein 2:09:55 2008 Ryan Hall 2:09:02 Dathan Ritzenhein 2:11:07 Brian Sell 2:11:40 Khalid Khannouchi 2:12:34 2004 Alan Culpepper 2:11:42 Meb Keflezighi 2:11:47 Dan Browne 2:12:02 Trent Briney 2:12:35 2000 Rod DeHaven 2:15:30 Peter de la Cerda 2:16:18 Mark Coogan 2:17:04 Scott Larson 2:17:15 1996 Bob Kempainen 2:12:45 Mark Coogan 2:13:05 Keith Brantly 2:13:22 Steve Plasencia 2:14:20 1992 Steve Spence 2:12:43 Ed Eyestone 2:12:51 Bob Kempainen 2:12:54 Keith Brantly 2:14:16 1988 Mark Conover 2:12:26 Ed Eyestone 2:12:49 Pete Pfitzinger 2:13:09 Paul Gompers 2:14:20 1984 Pete Pfitzinger 2:11:43 Alberto Salazar 2:11:44 John Tuttle 2:11:50 Dave Gordon 2:11:59 1980 Tony Sandoval 2:10:19 Benji Durden 2:10:41 Kyle Heffner 2:10:55 Ron Tabb 2:12:39 1976 Frank Shorter 2:11:51 Bill Rodgers 2:11:58 Don Kardong 2:13:54 Tony Sandoval 2:14:58 Making multiple teams: Clarance DeMar: 1912, 1924, 1928 (did not qualify through Olympic trial marathon) Kenny Moore: 1968, 1972 Frank Shorter: 1972, 1976 Pete Pfitzinger: 1984, 1988 Ed Eyestone: 1988, 1992 Bob Kempainen: 1992, 1996 Mark Coogan: 1996, 2000 Meb Keflezighi: 2004, 2012, 2016 Ryan Hall 2008, 2012 Making the team after barely miss making the team previously: Don Kardong: 6th in 1972, then 3 rd in 1976 Tony Sandoval: 4th in 1976, then 1 st in 1980 Steve Spence: 9th in 1988, then 1 st in 1992 Keith Brantly: 4th in 1992, then 3 rd in 1996 Barely miss making the team multiple times: Scott Larson: 4th in 2000, then 6 th in 2004 Women Olympic Trials All Time list Performance Time Performer Name Place Venue Date 1 2:25:38 1 Shalane Flanagan 1 Houston 14 Jan 2012 2 2:25:55 2 Desiree Davila 2 Houston 14 Jan 2012 3 2:26:06 3 Kara Goucher 3 Houston 14 Jan 2012 4 2:27:17 4 Amy Hastings 4 Houston 14 Jan 2012 5 2:28:20 Amy Cragg 1 Los Angeles 13 Feb 2016 6 2:28:25 5 Colleen De Reuck 1 St Louis 3 Apr 2004 7 2:28:54 Desiree Linden 2
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    LEADING MEN AT NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2020 Stillwater, Nov 21, 10k 2019 Terre Haute, Nov 23, 10k 2018 Madison, Nov 17, 10k 2017 Louisville, Nov 18, 10k 2016 Terre Haute, Nov 19, 10k 1 Justyn Knight (Syracuse) CAN Patrick Tiernan (Villanova) AUS 1 2 Matthew Baxter (Nn Ariz) NZL Justyn Knight (Syracuse) CAN 2 3 Tyler Day (Nn Arizona) USA Edward Cheserek (Oregon) KEN 3 4 Gilbert Kigen (Alabama) KEN Futsum Zienasellassie (NA) USA 4 5 Grant Fisher (Stanford) USA Grant Fisher (Stanford) USA 5 6 Dillon Maggard (Utah St) USA MJ Erb (Ole Miss) USA 6 7 Vincent Kiprop (Alabama) KEN Morgan McDonald (Wisc) AUS 7 8 Peter Lomong (Nn Ariz) SSD Edwin Kibichiy (Louisville) KEN 8 9 Lawrence Kipkoech (Camp) KEN Nicolas Montanez (BYU) USA 9 10 Jonathan Green (Gtown) USA Matthew Baxter (Nn Ariz) NZL 10 11 E Roudolff-Levisse (Port) FRA Scott Carpenter (Gtown) USA 11 12 Sean Tobin (Ole Miss) IRL Dillon Maggard (Utah St) USA 12 13 Jack Bruce (Arkansas) AUS Luke Traynor (Tulsa) SCO 13 14 Jeff Thies (Portland) USA Ferdinand Edman (UCLA) NOR 14 15 Andrew Jordan (Iowa St) USA Alex George (Arkansas) ENG 15 2015 Louisville, Nov 21, 10k 2014 Terre Haute, Nov 22, 10k 2013 Terre Haute, Nov 23, 9.9k 2012 Louisville, Nov 17, 10k 2011 Terre Haute, Nov 21, 10k 1 Edward Cheserek (Oregon) KEN Edward Cheserek (Oregon) KEN Edward Cheserek (Oregon) KEN Kennedy Kithuka (Tx Tech) KEN Lawi Lalang (Arizona) KEN 1 2 Patrick Tiernan (Villanova) AUS Eric Jenkins (Oregon) USA Kennedy Kithuka (Tx Tech) KEN Stephen Sambu (Arizona) KEN Chris Derrick (Stanford) USA 2 3 Pierce Murphy