Nolan Shaheed tunes up for Landover nationals with AR
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Results from Occidental:
Men 800 Meter Run
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   Name                   Year School                 Seed    Finals
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 1 Pettigrew, James            Alaska Anchorage    1:50.30   1:53.23Â
 2 Cook, Roosevelt             Cal Coast Track     1:51.00   1:53.46Â
 3 Boyle, Mick                 Alaska Anchorage    1:53.15   1:53.77Â
 4 May, Stephan                Riverside           1:53.58   1:53.81Â
 5 Anderson, Adrian            Glendale            1:56.20   1:55.59Â
 6 Sutton, Levi                Alaska Anchorage    1:58.00   1:56.72Â
 7 Hoadley, Clay               Occidental          1:55.90   1:57.13Â
 8 DeVault, Nathan             Fresno Pacific      1:58.10   1:57.77Â
 9 Kelly, Christopher          Unattached          1:58.10   1:58.13Â
 10 Moseley, Will               Occidental          1:59.00   1:58.37Â
 11 Hodges, Josh                Fresno Pacific      1:58.20   1:58.52Â
 12 Loucel, David               LA Trade Tech       1:59.44   1:58.71Â
 13 Perez, David                LA Trade Tech       2:01.00   1:59.73Â
 14 Ross, Jeff                  Occidental          1:59.00   1:59.85Â
 15 Fuentes, Damian             Glendale            1:58.80   2:00.18Â
 16 Wheeler, Jon                Occidental          1:58.90   2:00.20Â
 17 Fortugno, Marcus            La Verne            1:56.50   2:00.21Â
 18 Coronado, Alfredo           La Reconquista R    2:02.00   2:00.26Â
 19 Lara, Armondo               Mt. San Antonio     2:02.30   2:00.31Â
 20 Sugg, Malachi               Hdelitetc           1:59.00   2:01.09Â
 21 Minsk, Aaron                Redlands            2:01.00   2:01.12Â
 22 Wada, Masa                  Unattached          1:57.70   2:01.94Â
 23 Carson, Noah                Occidental          2:01.00   2:02.15Â
 24 Galvez, Miguel              Unattached          2:04.08   2:03.77Â
 25 Nayer, Jonathan             Rio Hondo           2:12.00   2:04.88Â
 26 Armas, Aaron                Mt. San Antonio     2:03.84   2:05.14Â
 27 Capeau, Michael             SD Mesa             2:05.37   2:05.20Â
 28 Oregel, Alan                LA Trade Tech       1:59.30   2:05.26Â
 29 Evans, Casey                Cal St. San Marc    2:00.00   2:05.99Â
 30 Ramirez, Rudy               Mt. San Antonio     2:03.21   2:06.48Â
 31 Shaheed, Nolan              SoCal Fleet Feet    2:05.03   2:06.54Â
 32 kunselman, david            SoCal Track Club    2:05.00   2:06.91Â
 33 Bass, Tucker                SD Mesa             2:07.88   2:08.36Â
 34 Carcano, Adolfo             LA Trade Tech       2:05.05   2:09.17Â
 35 Perez, Alain                Glendale            2:06.60   2:09.36Â
 36 Domi
nguez, Leonardo         Unattached          2:20.00   2:09.61Â
 37 Santos, Daniel              Rio Hondo           2:09.00   2:10.47Â
 38 Maldonado, Rigoberto        Glendale            2:09.90   2:11.43Â
 39 Ibarra, Jose                Rio Hondo                      2:11.51Â
 40 Espinoza, Rene              Ventura             2:21.97   2:11.85Â
 41 Avanesi, Sevak              Glendale            2:06.35   2:12.63Â
 42 Chan, Alex                  Mt. San Antonio     2:10.80   2:12.99Â
 43 Vega, Andy                  Mt. San Antonio     2:15.50   2:13.98Â
 44 Wong, Matthew               Unattached          2:02.31   2:14.21Â
 45 Cave, Robert                Mt. San Antonio     2:10.50   2:19.50Â
 46 Canchola, Eliezar           Rio Hondo                      2:22.78Â
 47 Cesare, Tarek               Glendale            2:25.30   2:29.64Â
11 Responses
Shaheed,
You are truly a warrior, and you always send loads of incentive my way. Keep up the great running as always, and I look forward to seeing you soon….Outdoors !
Saladin (Sal)
Nolan, You are supposed to give us young 800 meter runners incentive to get older so we can follow in your footsteps. . .but this one you kicked into the stratosphere. I think the only place I will have a chance to chase this record is outside with wind and solar assist – please help me Toyota! Tom
Keep putting them out there Nolan!! Udaman
Great run Nolan! You are a true inspiration to all middle distance runners!
-Horace-
M55 front line…. Shaheed , Grant ,Burno, Salazar,Hartshorne,Robinson This belongs on TV.
you wont see a better 800m race this year.
Just learned that M45 Pete Magill, tuning up for Landover, ran a sub-15 5000 at this meet:
Men 5000 Meter Run
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Name Year School Seed Finals
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1 Cheseto, Marko Alaska Anchorage 14:10.00 14:07.48
2 Chaves, Kevin Run With US 14:37.00 14:47.81
3 Edwards, David Cal St. San Marc 14:50.00 14:48.65
4 Perez, Carlos San Bernardino 14:58.94 14:51.70
5 Magill, Peter Fluffy Bunny TC 14:49.00 14:54.35
For those wondering where Dorian Grey,s portrait is these days……………it,s in Nolan,s attic!
Great job Nolan you,re an inspiration to us all.
Kevin, You need to at least get your metaphors grounded on the right continent. . .don’t you mean the portrait of Courtland Gray, world champion sprinter and hurdler? Tom
Nolan,
Congratulations! It couldn’t have been done by a nicer guy. Good fortune and Nationals and we’ll see you in the desert May 2.
Doug
Tom, prehaps we,ve overlooked the obvious, US Olympic 800m Johnny Grey!!!
No Kevin, I thought of Johnny Gray right away. Duane Green and I sat in the same section at the Millrose Games for about six years straight cheering him on to victory in the late 90’s. Duane’s style actually emulated that of Johnny Gray – fluid and loose to the finish line; which is why Duane more often than not outkicked me in the 800 meters.
But, The Picture of Dorian Grey is a book that focuses on a guy who manages to look like his 30 year old portrait even though he has become quite elderly. Now elderly to me is defined by someone who is older than me, perhaps 4 years older than me, like Nolan, or 12 years older than me, like Courtland Gray. Johnny Gray is only 48 years old. And yes, he looks like his 30 year old portrait. But, Courtland Gray is more like 67 years old and looks like he is 30 years old. At least he did last time I saw him. So, I am sticking with Courtland Gray.
Now if you are talking running and racing and leave the portrait thing aside I’m with you. Nolan when he is racing well is long in the stride and loose at the end of the race, a gazelle like Johnny Gray. I remember Courtland to be more of a power runner even over the hurdles. As a middle distance runner, who wouldn’t want to be compared to Johnny Gray. In his last great year, age 39, he beat the youngsters from the back at the Millrose. After they complained that Gray surprised them; he ran away from them beating them from the front two weeks later at the Virginia Mobile in another 1:48.? victory.
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