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Koala_King
05-31-2005, 10:37 PM
Rob Finnerty just ran a 9:11 3200 at the section 6AA meet!
Gulliver
05-31-2005, 10:55 PM
any more results from that race?
Mad_Upz91
05-31-2005, 11:14 PM
with 1 lap to go, finnerty was like 15 meters behind krisch, i didnt think finnerty had a chance to catch him, but he did, and he even put 9 or 10 seconds on him. It seemed like rob was just toying with krisch, he had so much left, and i dont think 9:00 is out of the question for rob at state! :eek:
fastfemale7
05-31-2005, 11:33 PM
I saw the race it was amazing!! Rob is my hero!! Imagine what he is going to be like his junior and senior year...wow olympic champion thats all I have to say! I dont think any of us thought it possible for him to catch up to krisch but he did and blew everyone away!! great job rob!!
UMN-XC
05-31-2005, 11:50 PM
Finnerty had a 60 second split for his last lap, compared with Krisch's 71 second lap. It's just not fair.....But as far as results, here's what I remember:

800:
Mike Finnerty: 1:56
Brian Sames: 1:57
Tom Walthour: 1:58
Doug DeBold: 1:59
Charlie Herrmann: 2:00.7
Andrew Van Benschoten: 2:01.8

3200:
Rob Finnerty: 9:11
Mike Krisch: 9:15
TC Lumbar: 9:28
Jackson Wiley: 9:53
Josh Gerber: 9:54

As I'm sure you can tell, these are not complete lists. It's only what I remember (I was running the 800).
XCrnr9
05-31-2005, 11:53 PM
WOW

Rob finnerty is amazing
Cory_Brother#1
06-01-2005, 02:20 AM
Hey, u forgot me in the 800; 1:58 mid.
800 finalists for Thursday:
Dowe (Apple Valley): 1:57.06
Sames (Shakopee): 1:57 mid
Finnerty (Burnsville): 1:58 low
Cory (Eden Prairie): 1:58 mid
Then other guys making it were Debold (Hopkins), Wallan (Chaska), Bemis (Shakopee), and Walthour (Edina).

And Rob is God, he was much farther back than 15 meters with a lap left, with two hundred left he was still at least 15 meters back from Krisch. He looked like it was a walk in the park, no strain or tension in his face at all, cool as a cat. Shattered the section 6AA 3200 record by ten seconds, held by Krisch last year. A new distance dynasty in the 1600 and 3200 has been born. Garrett who?
UMN-XC
06-01-2005, 10:15 AM
I was trying to forget you and that wicked kick of yours :D (sorry bout that)
polyxc
06-01-2005, 05:34 PM
results posted anywhere?
Appel
06-01-2005, 08:01 PM
Goodness gracious me, who does that?

Good thing I'm not a 3200 runner.