EUGENE, Ore. -- Molly Huddle ran hard through the finish line this time. Didnt matter. Nobody was going to catch her anyway.The long-distance runner who gave up the bronze medal at the world championships last year by celebrating too soon left no room for doubt at the U.S. Track and Field Trials on Saturday.She outdistanced second-place finisher Emily Infeld by nearly five seconds in the 10,000 meters, never coming close to the finish-line stumble in Beijing, when Huddle slowed and raised her hands a step before the tape. That day, the hard-charging Infeld shouldered her way past for the bronze medal.I dont think Ill ever get over it, said Huddle, who finished in 31 minutes, 41.62 seconds on a hot afternoon at Hayward Field. But Im trying to move past it and not dwell on it, not let it steal anymore from me by fixating on it.Huddle insisted she learned from the mistake, even if the lesson was a tough one. On Saturday, Huddle took the race out at a brisk pace so that not many runners would follow the lead. There were four for a while, then three and finally just Infeld and Huddle with a lap remaining. Just to be safe, Huddle cranked it up another gear to pull away from Infeld.Still, Huddle couldnt help but cast a quick glance at the scoreboard near the finish, just to make sure Infeld wasnt gaining ground.She wasnt. No celebration, though.I was just relieved, Huddle said. I didnt want any disasters to happen.There were certainly a few chances for one, like when a discus rolled across the track during the middle of the race. No one was bothered by it.Or when Kim Conley -- a prerace favorite -- was stepped on and lost a spike. She had to stop to put it back on, costing her valuable time. So much that she elected to call it a day early and save her strength for the 5,000 on Thursday.I tried to catch up, but the leaders were too far ahead, said Conley, a 2012 Olympian.For Huddle, this was business as usual.What happened last year, Im mad at myself, Huddle said. But I was glad that another American placed. I wouldve felt worse if it werent one of my teammates.Theres no animosity between Huddle and Infeld. Theyre friends, and remained so even after the episode last year.That would be a better story (if we werent friends), but thats not true, Huddle said.Whats true is this: Infeld is heading to her first Olympics. For that, the 26-year-old from Ohio thanks LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers.After watching the Cavs, I better step up my game, Infeld said. Its such a special moment. Keelan Cole Jersey .J. -- Seven games into a disappointing season, New York Giants defensive catalyst Jason Pierre-Paul is getting the feeling hes back. 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Rounds of 70, 74, 68 and 71 can be worn liked a badge of honour at a championship in which the winning score was Justin Roses 1-over 281. Day finished two shots back, tied with Phil Mickelson. "At the start of the week everyone thought we were going to rip it up," Day said. "But I just knew that somewhere around even par was going to win it, and I just had to stick in there. So I was very patient with myself and happy with how I handled myself, and now I just got to keep giving myself shots at majors." The 25-year-old Day has played in five majors. Hes finished out of the top 10 only once. The Australian debuted with a tie for 60th at the 2010 British Open. Since then, his record is the envy of many of his colleagues: tied for 10th at the 2010 PGA Championship, tied for second behind champion Charl Schwartzel at the 2011 Masters, outright second behind Rory McIlroy at Congressional in 2011. This year, hes the only player to finish in the top 10 in both majors. Day spent Sunday hovering near the top, unable to break through because he kept cancelling himself out..dddddddddddd. Birdie at No. 4, bogey at No. 5. Birdie at No. 10, bogey at No. 11. He was one off the lead when he got to 18, but he put his approach in the bunker and missed a 5-footer for par. No shame there. No one birdied the finishing hole over the final two rounds. It was the shortest major championship course in nine years, but the scores were typical U.S. Open. "I think that every club in the bag got a workout this week," he said. "So I think that it would be sad for it not to come back (here) to a U.S. Open." His best shot came right after his worst one. He went from rough to creek at No. 11, then nearly put his next shot into the creek as well. But he holed out from the nasty rough for bogey. From there, he had near misses, when he wasnt scrambling: "Nearly made the birdie on 13. ... Nearly holed a good putt on 15. ... Had two good saves on 16 and 17." 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