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Brian Leung (NJ) leads Doug Smith (NJ) at the NJ MOC's 3200m run Brian Leung (NJ), Doug Smith (NJ) and Chris Derrick (IL) ran the top three times in the nation for 3200m this past weekend.  Leung and Smith went head-to-head in Jersey, while Derrick ran tough at the Proviso West Invitational.  We talked to all three athletes, as they gave us their thoughts on their respective races.  See what each had to say.

Brian Leung and Doug Smith Talk About the MOC 3200m The buzz at the Bubble on Saturday was about the Boys 3200m Leung vs Smith. "Who'll break whom?" "Who can kick with whom?", So forth and so on. At the end, a picture said it all. 2 extraordinary athletes laid out on the brick colored surface at the Bennett Center, having left it all on the track after one of the grear duels in recent history. MileSplit's National Page Editor Scott Bush caught up with Brian and Doug to get their thoughts on an instant classic. Continued...Click on Headline  

 Doug Smith (left) and Brian Leung clash in New Jersey this weekendThis coming weekend in New Jersey, two of the top distance runners in the country will go head-to-head for 3200m at the NJ Meet of Champions.  U.S. #1 Brian Leung (NJ) squares off against U.S. #2 Doug Smith (NJ), as both runners look to be atop the rankings and become the first athlete under nine-minutes this season.  We caught up with both athletes this week and talked to them about their early season success, their goals and much more.Interview with Doug Smith (NJ)Interview with Brian Leung (NJ)

Mount St. Michael's McGovern vaults 15-6By Christopher Hunt            It’s the simplest strategy in any race. When it happens everyone sees it coming and most of the time there’s very little that can be done to stop it. Kyle Merber executed it to perfection.            The Half Hollow Hills West senior, who orally committed to Columbia, sat and waited behind Danbury’s Willie Ahern, drafting like a Nascar driver.  Lap after lap Merber stalked Ahern until he decided he felt good enough to surge. When he did, he blew the race wide open.           Merber won the invitational mile at the Hispanic Games in 4 minutes, 15.13 seconds, earning a spot in the high school mile at the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden Feb. 1 in the fastest time in the nation this season. FULL STORY HEREphoto by wingedfootfotos.com

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