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Payton Jordan Cardinal Invitational - Japanese Results

Stanford University, California, 4/29/12
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Men's 10000 m Kim McDonald
1. Cam Levins (Southern Utah) - 27:27.96
2. Sam Chelanga (OTC) - 27:29.82
3. Chris Derrick (Stanford) - 27:31.38
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10. Akinobu Murasawa (Tokai Univ.) - 27:50.59
13. Tsuyoshi Ugachi (Konica Minolta) - 27:52.79
16. Yuki Sato (Nissin Shokuhin) - 27:57.07
24. Kensuke Takezawa (S&B) - 28:15.79
28. Yuki Matsuoka (Otsuka Seiyaku) - 28:55.90
29. Yusuke Takabayashi (Toyota) - 29:12.69
30. Ikuto Yufu (Komazawa Univ.) - 29:21.29
31. Tomoyuki Morita (Kanebo) - 29:25.55

Men's 10000 m Heat 2
1. Josphat Boit (Mammoth TC) - 28:11.75
2. Liam Adams (Unatt.) - 28:11.76
3. James Strang (Unatt.) - 28:12.03
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31. Atsushi Ikawa (Otsuka Seiyaku) - 29:05.32

Women's 5000 m Heat 1
1. Sally Kipyego (OTC) - 14:43.11
2. Julia Lucas (OTC) - 15:08.52
3. Julie Culley (Asics) - 15:13.87
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12. Kayoko Fukushi (Wacoal) - 15:33.11
17. Risa Takenaka (Shiseido) - 15:44.94

Women's 5000 m Heat 2
1. Megan Brown (Brooks) - 15:33.42
2. Kathy Kroeger (Stanford) - 15:33.76
3. Nicole Aish (Unatt.) - 15:33.95
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4. Misaki Onishi (Sekisui Kagaku) - 15:34.36
5. Riko Matsuzaki (Sekisui Kagaku) - 15:34.69
10. Chihiro Takato (Wacoal) - 15:56.41
11. Misako Suguro (Shiseido) - 15:56.95

Men's 5000 m Heat 2
1. Jake Hurysz (Unatt.) - 13:38.59
2. Kevin Williams (Oklahoma) - 13:39.87
3. Kenyon Neuman (Nike) - 13:40.38
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20. Ryohei Kawakami (Kanebo) - 13:54.91

Men's 3000 m SC Heat 1
1. Kyle Alcorn (Nike) - 8:26.66
2. Alex Genest (Speed River) - 8:27.41
3. Donald Cowart (RMR) - 8:29.05
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18. Aoi Matsumoto (Otsuka Seiyaku) - 9:01.23

Men's 3000 m SC Heat 2
1. Jordan Fife (Brooks) - 8:33.89
2. Lyle Weese (Unatt.) - 8:35.09
3. Tsuyoshi Takeda (Suzuki Hamamatsu AC) - 8:35.86

Women's 800 m Heat 1
1. Morgan Uceny (Adidas) - 2:02.46
2. Andrea Ferris (Unatt.) - 2:03.62
3. LaTavia Thomas (Hsinternatio) - 2:03.90
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7. Akari Kishikawa (Hasegawa Sports) - 2:04.63
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