
Green Opens Track Season With 3k Record
December 07, 2024 | Track & Field
BOSTON – Senior All-American Nathan Green put his name atop another Husky record list today in the first meet of the 2024-25 indoor track season. At the Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener in Boston, Green broke the School Record at 3,000-meters, clocking a time of 7:40.09. All told the Dawgs had five new top-10 marks from a group of ten runners.
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It's now the fourth different distance where Green owns the top time in school history. He also has the UW record at 800-meters (1:46.23), 1,000-meters (2:18.56), and 1,500-meters (3:32.20 set in a fifth-place Olympic Trials finish this past summer).
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Green was fifth in the top heat of the men's 3k today as the top four men all broke the former NCAA record.
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In the women's 3,000-meters, Amina Maatoug continues to trend up after a strong NCAA XC run, as she came through in 9:00.65, which puts her immediately up to No. 4 in UW history. Also in the 3k fields, Chloe Foerster ran 9:15.90, Claire Yerby had a five-second PR of 9:18.06, and new transfer Maggie Liebich had a 10-second PR in her UW debut in 9:26.75.
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A couple Husky debuts in the 1,000-meters resulted in a couple top-10 times. Kyle Reinheimer, a a transfer from North Carolina, ran 2:21.30 to take second in the 1k, and right next to him was Justin O'Toole, a transfer from Columbia, in a time of 2:21.44. Those times put them fourth and fifth in school history.
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Freshman Martin Barco made his collegiate debut with an indoor mile PR as he ran 4:05.46. Senior transfer Rhys Hammond started his season off with a PR in the 3,000-meters, as he broke 8-minutes for the first time in 7:57.99.
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The last Husky on the track today was Julia David-Smith, and she posted one final top-10 mark in the 5,000-meters. David-Smith ran 15:55.05, her fastest career 5k indoors or out, to go to No. 8 in school history indoors.
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Next week another group of Dawgs will get an early season competition at the Spokane Invitational at The Podium, on Saturday, Dec. 14.
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It's now the fourth different distance where Green owns the top time in school history. He also has the UW record at 800-meters (1:46.23), 1,000-meters (2:18.56), and 1,500-meters (3:32.20 set in a fifth-place Olympic Trials finish this past summer).
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Green was fifth in the top heat of the men's 3k today as the top four men all broke the former NCAA record.
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In the women's 3,000-meters, Amina Maatoug continues to trend up after a strong NCAA XC run, as she came through in 9:00.65, which puts her immediately up to No. 4 in UW history. Also in the 3k fields, Chloe Foerster ran 9:15.90, Claire Yerby had a five-second PR of 9:18.06, and new transfer Maggie Liebich had a 10-second PR in her UW debut in 9:26.75.
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A couple Husky debuts in the 1,000-meters resulted in a couple top-10 times. Kyle Reinheimer, a a transfer from North Carolina, ran 2:21.30 to take second in the 1k, and right next to him was Justin O'Toole, a transfer from Columbia, in a time of 2:21.44. Those times put them fourth and fifth in school history.
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Freshman Martin Barco made his collegiate debut with an indoor mile PR as he ran 4:05.46. Senior transfer Rhys Hammond started his season off with a PR in the 3,000-meters, as he broke 8-minutes for the first time in 7:57.99.
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The last Husky on the track today was Julia David-Smith, and she posted one final top-10 mark in the 5,000-meters. David-Smith ran 15:55.05, her fastest career 5k indoors or out, to go to No. 8 in school history indoors.
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Next week another group of Dawgs will get an early season competition at the Spokane Invitational at The Podium, on Saturday, Dec. 14.
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