Friday, April 20
Palo Alto, CA
All Day
University of San Francisco
at
Cardinal Classic
TF | Men's 1,500m Highlights Day 2 at Cardinal Classic
4/21/2018 9:40:00 PM | Track and Field
THE RUNDOWN
Stanford, Calif. - The University of San Francisco track and field finished their weekend at the Cardinal Classic with a strong showing, again, in the men's 1,500-meters.
Following up the performances from the night before, two Dons set personal bests while another put up a seasonal best. In the first heat of the evening for the Dons in the 1,500m, freshman Daniel Maneloveg put in a mark of 3:58.69, which was a personal best for him.
Racing in the same heat, Henry Mong and Scott Halsted put together a pair of strong performances. For Halsted, his time of 3:47.63 was not only the fastest time of the night for the Dons, but it was also a personal best for the junior. Mong finished two spots behind Halsted with a time of 3:48.24.
Competing in the final heat of the evening, Hugh Nicklason put together the fourth and final strong performance from USF on the night. The sophomore crossed the line with a time of 3:48.11, which was a best for him in the 2018 outdoor season.
The Dons will stay in the Bay Area for their next competition as they compete in the Brutus Hamilton Open, hosted by Cal, on Friday, April 27.
COACHES QUOTES
Head coach Helen Lehman-Winters
On the overall performance tonight
"We got some good work in today and our men's 1500m crew took a significant step forward. They performed well in stacked fields."
USF Results
3,000m Steeple chase (M)
10. Alex Howard – 9:23.99
400m (W)
Samantha Lind – 56.40 (4th in Sec. 2)
Emma Stahr – 58.23 (5th in Sec. 1)
Alena Ulrichova – 59.17 (6th in Sec. 1)
400m (M)
17. Chandler Mathews 51.14 (4th in Sec. 1)
1,500m (M)
Scott Halsted – 3:47.63 (2nd in Sec. 2)
Hugh Nicklason – 3:48.11 (9th in Sec. 1)
Henry Mong – 3:48.24 (4th in Sec. 2)
Daniel Maneloveg – 3:58.69 (10th in Sec. 3)
Stanford, Calif. - The University of San Francisco track and field finished their weekend at the Cardinal Classic with a strong showing, again, in the men's 1,500-meters.
Following up the performances from the night before, two Dons set personal bests while another put up a seasonal best. In the first heat of the evening for the Dons in the 1,500m, freshman Daniel Maneloveg put in a mark of 3:58.69, which was a personal best for him.
Racing in the same heat, Henry Mong and Scott Halsted put together a pair of strong performances. For Halsted, his time of 3:47.63 was not only the fastest time of the night for the Dons, but it was also a personal best for the junior. Mong finished two spots behind Halsted with a time of 3:48.24.
Competing in the final heat of the evening, Hugh Nicklason put together the fourth and final strong performance from USF on the night. The sophomore crossed the line with a time of 3:48.11, which was a best for him in the 2018 outdoor season.
The Dons will stay in the Bay Area for their next competition as they compete in the Brutus Hamilton Open, hosted by Cal, on Friday, April 27.
COACHES QUOTES
Head coach Helen Lehman-Winters
On the overall performance tonight
"We got some good work in today and our men's 1500m crew took a significant step forward. They performed well in stacked fields."
USF Results
3,000m Steeple chase (M)
10. Alex Howard – 9:23.99
400m (W)
Samantha Lind – 56.40 (4th in Sec. 2)
Emma Stahr – 58.23 (5th in Sec. 1)
Alena Ulrichova – 59.17 (6th in Sec. 1)
400m (M)
17. Chandler Mathews 51.14 (4th in Sec. 1)
1,500m (M)
Scott Halsted – 3:47.63 (2nd in Sec. 2)
Hugh Nicklason – 3:48.11 (9th in Sec. 1)
Henry Mong – 3:48.24 (4th in Sec. 2)
Daniel Maneloveg – 3:58.69 (10th in Sec. 3)
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