Sunday, June 17, 2012

Villanova-Bound Lampron 4th at US Junior Nationals
Runs World Junior Team Qualifier

Josh Lampron finished 4th today in the 1500 meters at the US Junior Nationals in Bloomington, Indiana. The Villanova-bound Lampron's time of 3:47.90 (equivalent to a 4:05.7 mile) is a World Junior Championship qualifier. Lampron owns a 1500 PR of 3:45.74 and a mile PR of 4:02.98. In his race today, Lampron beat several collegiate runners, including Penn State's Robby Cresse, the American collegiate record-holder at 1000 meters.

Indiana University Track & Field 
     2012 USA Junior Championships - 6/15/2012 to 6/17/2012     
                      Bloomington, Indiana                      
 
Event 10  Men 1500 Meter Run
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   World Jr.: W 3:30.24  2002        Cornelius Chirchir, KEN    
American Jr.: A 3:36.1h  1966        Jim Ryun                   
USA Jr. Meet: M 3:42.8h  1974        Tom Byers                  
    WJC Qual: & 3:48.00                                         
    Name                    Year Team                    Finals 
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Finals                                                          
  1 Mudd, Austin                 Wisconsin              3:46.50&
  2 Yorks, Izaic                 Unattached             3:46.67&
  3 Noelle, Chad                 Oregon                 3:46.69&
  4 Lampron, Josh                Unattached             3:47.90&
  5 Creese, Robby                Penn State             3:48.99 
  6 Nowak, Craig                 Unattached             3:50.12 
  7 Skeete, Owen                 Indiana University     3:51.59 
  8 Buchanan, Reid               Unattached             3:51.60 
  9 Brewer, Chris                Oregon                 3:53.35 
 10 Rainero, Ben                 Unattached             3:55.72 
 11 Greenwald, Jeremy            Georgia Inst           3:55.95 
 12 Urie, Ryan                   Syracuse University    4:00.02

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