Stanford Invitational Japanese Results

Stanford Invitational - Japanese Results

Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, U.S.A., 3/29/19
complete results

Women's 10000 m Invite
1. Emily Sisson (New Balance) - 30:49.57
2. Molly Huddle (Saucony) - 30:58.46
3. Allie Ostrander (Boise State Univ.) - 32:06.71
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6. Ayumi Hagiwara (Toyota Jidoshokki) - 32:09.87
8. Mizuki Matsuda (Daihatsu) - 32:15.47
23. Misaki Hayashida (Toyota Jidoshokki) - 33:04.12

Men's 10000 m Invite
1. Conner Mantz (Brigham Young Univ.) - 28:18.18
2. Clayton Young (Brigham Young Univ.) - 28:18.50
3. Gilbert Kigen (Univ. of Alabama) - 28:20.28
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10. Jun Nobuto (Mazda) - 28:35.55
11. Kiseki Shiozawa (Tokai Univ.) - 28:37.15
16. Junnosuke Matsuo (Tokai Univ.) - 29:07.79

Women's 5000 m Invite
1. Jessice Hull (Univ. of Oregon) - 15:34.93
2. Shuang Shuang Xiu (CAA) - 15:36.48
3. Carrie Dimoff (Bowerman TC) - 15:36.32
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10. Yuna Wada (Meijo Univ.) - 15:47.04

Men's 5000 m Invite
1. Kyle Mau (Univ. of Indiana) - 13:44.43
2. Jeff Thies (Tinman Elite) - 13:44.92
3. Ben Veatch (Univ. of Indiana) - 13:45.92
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14. Shota Onizuka (Tokai Univ.) - 13:55.81
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DNF - Yuichiro Nishikawa (Tokai Univ.)

Men's 3000 m Steeplechase Invite
1. Daniel Michalski (Univ. of Indiana) - 8:35.82
2. Matt Owens (Brigham Young Univ.) - 8:36.00
3. Clayson Shumway (Brigham Young Univ.) - 8:38.62
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10. Ryohei Sakaguchi (Tokai Univ.) - 8:44.94

Men's 3000 m Steeplechase Section 2
1. Ryan Smeeton (Oklahoma State Univ.) - 8:41.26
2. Alec Basten (Univ. of Minnesota) - 8:45.21
3. Kenneth Rocks (Brigham Young Univ.) - 8:46.667
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6. Takeshi Okada (Univ. of California) - 8:49.35

Women's 1500 m Invite
1. Lindsey Butterworth (New Balance) - 4:13.05
2. Whittni Orton (Brigham Young Univ.) - 4:15.55
3. Millie Paladino (Univ. of Providence) - 4:16.82
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11. Tomomi Musembi Takamatsu (Meijo Univ.) - 4:26.25

Men's 1500 m Invite
1. William Paulson (Arizona State Univ.) - 3:42.53
2. George Kusche (Univ. of Nebraska) - 3:43.83
3. Shoma Funatsu (Chuo Univ.) - 3:44.00

Men's 1500 m Section 2
1. Ryoji Tatezawa (Tokai Univ.) - 3:43.41
2. Talem Franco (Brigham Young Univ.) - 3:44.63
3. Logan Wetzel (Villanova Univ.) - 3:44.73
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7. Kazuyoshi Tamogami (Chuo Univ.) - 3:46.02

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