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Men's 800m
Final 1 Results

 

GHA.gif Alex AMANKWA
1:46.14

 

CAN.gif Brandon MCBRIDE
1:46.15
 
USA.gif Jonah KOECH
1:46.19
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Festus LAGAT
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1:46.33
5.
Erik SOWINSKI
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1:46.72
6.
Charlie HUNTER
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1:47.01
7.
Kameron JONES
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1:47.29
8.
Thomas STAINES
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1:48.89
9.
Shane STREICH
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1:49.23
  Trevon SANDERS
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Men's 800m
Final 2 Results
 
USA.gif Vincent CRISP
1:46.31
 
CAN.gif Robert HEPPENSTALL
1:46.53
 
NGR.gif EdoseI BADIN
1:46.71
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
CJ JONES
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1:47.10
5.
Quamel PRINCE
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1:47.35
6.
Drew PIAZZA
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1:48.11
7.
Daniel NIXON
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1:48.29
8.
Abraham ALVARADO
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1:49.01
9.
Eric BROWN
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1:49.30
  Robert DOWNS
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DNF
  Rajay HAMILTON
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DNF
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Men's 800m
Final 3 Results

 

USA.gif Will SUMNER
1:46.53

 

USA.gif Paul RYAN
1:47.81
 
USA.gif Luciano FIORE
1:47.86
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Cruz CULPEPPER
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1:48.62
5.
Matthew WIGELSWORTH
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1:48.96
6.
Luca CHATHAM
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1:49.08
7.
Alec STILL
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1:49.26
8.
John LEWIS
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1:49.28
9.
Charles SHIMUKOWA
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1:49.97
10.
Olandis JOHNSON
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1:49.99
11.
Kenton BACHMANN
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1:53.01
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Men's 800m
Final 4 Results
 
USA.gif Kaleb TIPTON
1:50.46
 
AUS.gif Dylan BURROWS
1:50.46
 
USA.gif Jake TOOMEY
1:51.76
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Omer ELFADI
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1:51.85
5.
Cameron LAVERTY
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1:52.16
6.
Kyle DURHAM
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1:52.74
7.
Derek GROSS
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1:53.17
8.
Hazem MIAWAD
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1:55.83
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Men's 1500m
Final 1 Results
 
USA.gif Eric HOLT
3:37.60
 
USA.gif Joshua THOMPSON
3:37.91
 
USA.gif Brett MEYER
3:37.93
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Jack ANSTEY
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3:38.01
5.
Luke MCCANN
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3:38.64
6.
Tom DODD
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3:38.76
7.
Nick FOSTER
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3:39.38
8.
Matthew PAYAMPS
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3:40.09
9.
Christian NOBLE
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3:40.79
10.
Casey COMBER
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3:41.71
11.
Corey BELLEMORE
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3:42.12
  Eric AVILA
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DNF
  Erik SOWINSKI
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DNF
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Men's 1500m
Final 2 Results
 
USA.gif Benjamin ALLEN
3:41.99
 
AUS.gif Samuel FIELD
3:42.92
 
USA.gif Kendall MUHAMMAD
3:43.80
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Victor PALUMBO
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3:43.88
5.
Isaac HEYNE
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3:44.11
6.
Humberto FREIRE
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3:45.18
7.
Camden GILMORE
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3:45.84
8.
Akis MEDRANO
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3:51.09
  Robby ANDREWS
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DNF
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Men's 1500m
Final 3 Results
 
USA.gif Keeton THORNSBERRY
3:48.52
 
GBR.gif Will STOCKLEY
3:49.00
 
USA.gif Elijah CHESTERMAN
3:49.40
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
Jacob HATCHER
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3:50.78
5.
Nate RIECH
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3:51.01
6.
Marshall BUHLER
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3:51.20
7.
Dylan LOWRY
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3:52.40
8.
Christian MONTOYA
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4:02.18
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Men's Mile
Final Results
 
USA.gif Adam BRADTMUELLER
3:57.91
 
USA.gif Luke COMBS
3:58.67
 
USA.gif Joey BERRIATUA
3:58.77
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
4.
David WHITFIELD
USA.gif
4:00.68
5.
Yacine GUERMALI
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4:01.23
6.
Tim THACKER
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4:01.36
7.
Andy SMITH
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4:02.62
8.
Oisin O'GAILIN
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4:02.91
9.
Ian RITCHIE
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4:03.46
10.
Matthew PALMER
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4:06.49
11.
Ryan FOWKES
USA.gif
4:07.95
12.
Zach ISRAEL
USA.gif
4:09.66
13.
Matthew SCARR
AUS.gif
4:10.21
14.
Craig LAUTENSLAGER
AUS.gif
4:10.63
15.
Ben RUFFING
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4:11.29
16.
Tommy MCDONOUGH
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4:13.95
17.
Alex CRIGGER
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4:21.97
  Christian NOBLE
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DNF
  Colin O'MARA
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DNF
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