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July 2, 2012

Mainers denied in Olympics bid

From staff and news services

EUGENE, Ore. — Two Mainers competing Sunday at the Olympic trials failed to make the U.S. team.
Anna Pierce, a Greenwood native and Telstar High graduate, finished fifth in the women’s 1,500, in 4:07:78.

She needed to finish in the top three to make the team for the London Olympics.

Morgan Uceny won the race in 4 minutes, 4.59 seconds.

Shannon Rowbury was second in 4:05.11 and Jenny Simpson earned the third spot on the team in 4:05.17.

Meanwhile, Lauren Forgues of Boothbay finished sixth in the women’s  20,000-meter race walk.

Maria Michta won the event in 1:34:53.33 for the lone spot on the team in the event, because no one had achieved the “A’’ standard.










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