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Lindsey Schnell of Arizona Elite lines up for the first of two 800m prelims. The winner of each heat plus the next four fastest runners would advance to Sunday's final. |
On the first lap, Nikeya Green leads Frances Santin (left) and Schnell. |
Wake Forest graduate Nikeya Green leads the first heat of the 800. The field was small, with only nine runners competing. |
Green leads Frances Santin. |
Frances Santin takes over the lead on the third lap, and Nikeya Green runs a close second. |
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Lindsey Schnell finished fourth in 2:10.08. |
Frances Santin won the first heat in 2:04.62 and advanced to Sunday's final. Krista Ferrara (2:04.95) and Nikeya Green (2:05.59) also advanced. |
Since turning 40 in September, Alisa Harvey has been burning up the masters' ranks, and she's still competitive on the open level. |
Mishael Bertrand and Hazel Clark lead on the first lap of the second 800m prelim. |
Also in that lead pack was Caryn Waterson of the New York City-based Central Park Track Club. |
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Alice Schmidt moves up to join Hazel Clark at the front. |
Clark was the most decorated 800m runner in the field, and one of the favorites for Sunday's final. |
Alisa Harvey finished fourth in 2:09.37 and was the fastest runner who didn't advance to the final. |
Alice Schmidt and Hazel Clark pull ahead with one lap to go. |
Mishael Bertand finished third in 2:09.17 and grabbed the last spot in the final. |
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Caryn Waterson finished fifth in 2:11.75. |
Alice Schmidt maintained her lead over the final lap and won the second heat in 2:08.11. |
Hazel Clark finished second in 2:08.78 and also advanced to the final. |
Christina Doherty of Team Eugene, formerly Christina Blackmer of the New York-based Westchester Track Club, gets ready for the 3000 final. |
Sara Hall (formerly Sara Bei - it's not always easy following women's distance running because of the name changes!) at the start of the 3000. |
