Great Efforts Against Royal and Moorpark

Michelle Kislak ran two more PR's, running 5:31 in the 1600M and 12:14 in the 3200M.  Her 1600M finish earned her a first place against Royal and 2nd place against Moorpark.  For those of you who become frustrated when you reach an extended plateau, consider Michelle.  Last year she was unable to match her sophomore PR of 5:48, and this year she has shattered that mark in several races.  Persistence is the key!

Chris Baird ran a fine double of 4:27 in the 1600M and 9:50 in the 3200M, earning a first place against both Moorpark and Royal with the latter performance.

Phoebe Simon shattered her 3200M PR with a time of 12:56.

Mitchell Squires also achieved two PRs, with his 13:14 in the 1600M topped off by a furious finish, and 6:22 in the 1600M.

Adam Brosh also knocked several seconds off his PR with a 4:47 in the 1600M and 10:35 in the 3200M.  Not to be outdone, his doppelganger, Brandon Severson, also achieved double PR's of 4:56 and 10:42.

Harrison Sobel again set a PR in the 800M (something he has done every race this season) with his 3:01.

Additional PR's:

800M

Perry Casey 2:12

New-kid-on-the-block Trevor Hochhaus 2:27

Olga Galchenko 3:17

Ashley Warren 3:46

Sara McGillwie 3:14

Christine Menges 3:35

1600M

Bryan Quintanilla 5:13

Max Byer 5:27

Richard Avery 5:42

If I missed any PR's, let me know.  Also, although she didn't set any PR's, it was great seeing Erin Baird run so well after her various ailments, finishing 5:31 in the 1600M and 11:54 in the 3200M.