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Tufts University
Medford, Massachusetts
April 3, 1999
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Deon Barrett (341), Jesse Darley (345), and Mark Reeder (348) represented the club in the 10,000 meter race along with Arnold Seto (not pictured). Coach Tom Derderian told the men to let someone else lead in the first lap, so they did, and then took over. Trading the lead every lap, Deon and Jesse cranked out five-minute miles. They clearly dominated the field with their feathery footsteps and placid faces, running smoothly and efficiently, and lapped nearly everyone to win with Jesse in 31:04 and Deon in 31:10, both personal bests. (Photo by Tom Derderian.)

Livvy Williams (59), teacher and former Springfield College runner, ran 18:43 for second place in a lonely 5,000 meter race where first and third ran far away. (Photo by Tom Derderian.)

Christina Manolatou (58), MIT electrical engineering Ph.D. candidate, ran her first 5,000 meter race on a track and finished in 18:55. Sage Green (57), a biologist, finished in 19:04. (Photo by Tom Derderian.)

Ethan Crain (344), late of MIT and now of Maine, took the lead in the 1,500 meter race. Running in the cold wind, he led into the final straightaway and on to the final steps when a Northeastern runner nipped him by a zillionth of a second. Ethan ran a 3:59, which translates into about a 4:17 mile. (Photo by Tom Derderian.)

In the 800 meter race, Ben Pease (347), Miami of Ohio, blasted out to a relaxed first 200 and held excellent position into the final 400. He ran his open 800 season best of 1:57. Erik Spayde (350) followed with a 1:59. Ethan Crain and Ted Bowen ran 2:02 and about 2:05.(Photo by Tom Derderian.)

Ted Bowen (343) finishing his 800 meter race in 2:05. (Photo by Tom Derderian.)

Brian Woodbury (601) jumped about 20 feet in the long jump and made the finals in the 100 meters, winning his trial with a 11.4. Woodbury then topped the club list for 200 meters with a 23.54. Brian stands here with Terry O'Neill who ran in the featured event at the end of the day, the 4x400 relay, and who also serves as the club's sprint coach. A Lowell runner snatched victory from the 4x400 team of Dave Cahill, Mike Leding, Terry O'Neill, and Sean Ballou in the final stretch, but the team ran 3:24.01 for a season best. (Photo by Tom Derderian.)

We also have pictures from other club events.