History for 2014 Apr 4th to Apr 5th
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Published by Apr 6th 2014, 1:40am
Apr 4, 2014 to Apr 5, 2014
Stanford University, 295 Galvez St, Stanford, CA, US, 94305
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| 4x100m Relay
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| 4x800m Relay
| Distance Medley
| Shot Put
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Mens Hammer College
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Yr |
School |
Finals |
H# |
Pts |
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57.07m | (187'2.75) |
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56.82m | (186'5) |
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56.39m | (185'0) |
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4 |
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56.23m | (184'5.75) |
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5 |
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55.75m | (182'10.75) |
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6 |
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55.04m | (180'6.75) |
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53.82m | (176'6.75) |
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8 |
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53.11m | (174'2.75) |
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9 |
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53.11m | (174'2.75) |
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10 |
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53.06m | (174'0.75) |
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11 |
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52.97m | (173'9.25) |
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12 |
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52.77m | (173'1.5) |
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13 |
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51.07m | (167'6.5) |
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14 |
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51.06m | (167'6) |
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15 |
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50.72m | (166'4.75) |
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16 |
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50.51m | (165'8.5) |
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17 |
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49.18m | (161'4) |
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18 |
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48.96m | (160'7.5) |
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19 |
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47.83m | (156'11) |
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20 |
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46.42m | (152'3.5) |
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FOUL | (--) |
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Mens Hammer Invitational
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Name |
Yr |
School |
Finals |
H# |
Pts |
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70.93m | (232'8.5) |
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64.65m | (212'1.25) |
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63.08m | (206'11.25) |
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4 |
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61.28m | (201'0.5) |
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60.67m | (199'0.5) |
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59.88m | (196'5.25) |
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59.00m | (193'6.75) |
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57.42m | (188'4.5) |
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57.17m | (187'6.75) |
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56.92m | (186'8.75) |
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11 |
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56.26m | (184'6.75) |
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12 |
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55.34m | (181'6.5) |
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Womens Hammer College
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Name |
Yr |
School |
Finals |
H# |
Pts |
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58.68m | (192'6) |
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55.33m | (181'6.25) |
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55.13m | (180'10.25) |
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54.03m | (177'3) |
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52.95m | (173'8.5) |
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51.39m | (168'7) |
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50.98m | (167'3) |
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49.94m | (163'10) |
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49.69m | (163'0.25) |
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49.11m | (161'1.25) |
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11 |
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48.90m | (160'5) |
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12 |
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48.87m | (160'4) |
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13 |
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48.47m | (159'0.25) |
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14 |
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48.19m | (158'1) |
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15 |
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47.92m | (157'2.5) |
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46.00m | (150'11) |
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45.72m | (150'0) |
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44.83m | (147'0.75) |
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19 |
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42.01m | (137'9.75) |
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Womens Hammer Invitational
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Name |
Yr |
School |
Finals |
H# |
Pts |
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65.73m | (215'7.75) |
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62.70m | (205'8.5) |
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60.38m | (198'1) |
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59.71m | (195'10.75) |
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57.90m | (189'11.5) |
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56.11m | (184'1) |
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55.43m | (181'10.25) |
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54.78m | (179'8.5) |
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53.83m | (176'7.25) |
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52.70m | (172'10.75) |
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11 |
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51.83m | (170'0.5) |
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12 |
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49.63m | (162'9.75) |
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FOUL | (--) |
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Notations:
c = converted Hand Timing
w = Wind Assisted (>2.0 meters per second)
^ = Altitude
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What made the Bishton twins unique, besides being twins, was the fact they were born in Russia, and seeing the photos floating around on Dystat and the other sites, one was taken aback by the beauty of both daughters and their mother Viktoria Bishton.
Months later the deals were made, Nastia to Arizona State University, Nadya to Wisconsin. Nadya only stayed a year. She would come back to California, transferring to San Jose State.
This weekend, on Saturday, marks four years that have passed since Nadyaâs death. It was a tragedy for the family and the running community. Her sister stopped running within the year at Arizona State. Finding Nastiaâs picture on her Arizona State Athletics bio site brought back a wealth of memories of both the girls, running at Arcadia, the FootLocker, Mt SAC, and everywhere else they competed, never too far away from each other in a race.
I met Nadya and her coach once, at the FootLocker down in San Diego. I was teasing her a little about the Hollywood sunglasses she was going to run in. But I told her Megan OâReilly did very well in hers and it was OK. I also reminded her to put them up in her hair for the interviews after the race. You canât hide eyes like that!