In a deep field in the 1,500, Oregon's Jordan Hasay couldn't make the cut, but talked about what she's learned this season.

Sanya Richards-Ross won the second heat of the women's 200, and her time -- 22.15 seconds, was the fastest overall, as she readies for the final.

Kara Patterson, out of Vancouver, finished first; Hayley Crouser, out of Gresham, was 11th and both advance in the women's javelin.

Wallace Spearmon Jr. was first overall in qualifying for the semifinals in the men's 200; Calesio Newman was second and Prezel Hardy was ninth.

Galen Rupp had to pass Bernard Lagat twice, but the second time was for the win in the men's 5,000 meters; Lopez Lomong was third, and all head to London for the Olympics.

Julia Lucas of the Oregon Track Club Elite broke away from the back with three laps to go and finished fourth, failing to make the Olympic team in the women's 5,000 meters.

There was some bumping along the way, but A.J. Acosta, Andrew Wheating and Russell Brown advance to the semfinals of the men's 1,500 meters.

University of Oregon's Jordan Hasay was boxed in at one point, but was able to sneak through the pack and advance to the semifinals of the women's 1,500 meters.

Nick Symmonds won the men's 800 meters and talks about the race, the crowd's support and great dates, which sparked some comedy from Khadevis Robinson and Duane Solomon Jr., who finished second and third, respectively.

Oregon coach Vin Lananna, who also is on the 2012 Olympic Trials organizing committee answered questions about the weather (rainy) Ashton Eaton (teary) and making Hayward Field the trials' permanent home.