Re: t-and-f: /Wish list
on 26/12/00 15:06, John Lunn at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > List members will use their real names and tell us something about their > background. > John J. Lunn Quite right, although I'm not bothered about backgrounds. People should not hide behind nicknames. Randall Northam
t-and-f: 2000 US marathon list
I'm compiling the 2000 US marathon lists for the USATF Media Guide and FAST annual. A preliminary men's list appears at website below; women to follow shortly. I need info regarding: * anyone not on top 50 list who thinks he should be * anyone whose year of birth is missing * anyone with an incorrect or missing track club affiliation Thanks http://www.runnersworld.com/stats/USmthn00.html Marty Post Senior Editor Runner's World Magazine www.runnersworld.com
RE: t-and-f: /Wish list
> Quite right, although I'm not bothered about backgrounds. People > should not > hide behind nicknames. > Randall Northam > "What's in a name?. That which we call a rose by any other word would smell as sweet." - William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet, II:2 malmo
Re: t-and-f: /Wish list
In a message dated Wed, 27 Dec 2000 8:56:06 AM Eastern Standard Time, Randall Northam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: <> you mean "Randall Northam" is a real name?!!! :-) gh
t-and-f: World Marathon Champs qualifying
Can anyone out there answer this for me. According to the procedures set forth by USATF, women representatives for the US world marathon team will be picked using the following criteria: "At the recent USA Track & Field Convention, the Long Distance Running Committees established the qualifying procedures for the U.S marathon team at the 2001 IAAF World Outdoor Track & Field Championships in Edmonton, Canada and for the next U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials. For Edmonton, U.S. women who run the five fastest marathon times from January 1, 2000 to April 30, 2001 will be offered roster spots on the U.S. team. Performances run on courses that drop more than 4 meters per kilometer will be excluded." Can anyone say for certain if Boston qualifies under these guidelines? Thanks for the help and happy New Years. Joe
t-and-f: USATF Indoor Standards?
Where can I find the qualifying standards for the USATF indoor meet in Atlanta?
t-and-f: Early season RW results
Here are some early season RW results, top times only. Wisconsin - UW PARKSIDE HOLIDAY OPEN RACE WALKS @ UW Parkside Petretti FieldhouseFriday December 22, 2000200m unbanked track MEN'S INVITATIONAL 5000m 1. Curt ClausenNYAC21:12.3 2. Lachlan Mc Donald UWP 22:06.7 3. Matt De WittUWP 22:52.0 WOMEN'S 3000m 1. Deb Huberty (formerly - Iden)PAC 14:15.2 2. Ali BahrPAC 14:18.7 New York - USATF-LI SEASON OPENER @ Suffolk CC FieldhouseSunday December 17, 2000 200m unbanked track MEN'S 3000M 1. Tim SeamanNYAC 11:46.2 2. Gregory DawsonWalkUSA13:30.0
t-and-f: usatf indoor standards
from the usatf website - The committees also approved standards for the 2001 USA Indoor Track & Field Championships March 2-3 in Atlanta, Ga. Marks must be achieved between November 24, 2000 and February 24, 2001. Times listed are fully automatic. No allowances are provided for differing track sizes. Men 60m 6.70 200m21.35 400m47.25 800m1:50.10 Mile4:01.20 3000m 8:03.00 60h 7.90 5000w 21:50.00 4x400r 3:12.00 DMR 10:10* HJ 2.20m PV 5.55m LJ 7.70m TJ 15.85m SP 18.38m WT 19.50m Hep.5450 *Maximum of 12 teams Women 50m 6.22 55m 6.82 60m 7.42 200m24.20 400m54.50 800m2:09.14 1500m 4:26.64 Mile4:47.14 3000m 9:27.14 50h 6.95 55h 7.63 60h 8.30 3000w 14:40.0 4x400r 3:44.00 DMR Top 12 teams HJ 1.83m PV 4.10m LJ 6.20m TJ 12.80m SP 15.00m WT 18.75m
t-and-f: World Marathon Champs qualifying
Yes, Boston qualifies. The two best known U.S. marathon courses that wouldn't are Las Vegas and St. George. And please note that this only applies to the women, not the men for the 2001 World Championships and it does not apply to the 2004 Olympic Marathon Trials qualifying. Linda Honikman, USATF Road Running Information Center and WLDR Exec. Committee > Can anyone out there answer this for me. According to the procedures > set forth by USATF, women representatives for the US world marathon team > will be picked using the following criteria: > > "At the recent USA Track & Field Convention, the Long Distance Running > Committees established the qualifying procedures for the U.S marathon > team at the 2001 IAAF World Outdoor Track & Field Championships in > Edmonton, Canada and for the next U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials. > > For Edmonton, U.S. women who run the five fastest marathon times from > January 1, 2000 to April 30, 2001 will be offered roster spots on the > U.S. team. Performances run on courses that drop more than 4 meters per > kilometer will be excluded." > > Can anyone say for certain if Boston qualifies under these guidelines? > > Thanks for the help and happy New Years. > > Joe >
Re: t-and-f: World Marathon Champs qualifying
At 11:24 AM 12/27/2000 -0800, Joe Rubio wrote: [snip] >For Edmonton, U.S. women who run the five fastest marathon times from >January 1, 2000 to April 30, 2001 will be offered roster spots on the >U.S. team. Performances run on courses that drop more than 4 meters per >kilometer will be excluded." > >Can anyone say for certain if Boston qualifies under these guidelines? All USA certified road race courses are cataloged at http://www.usaldr.org. Just click the "tech/measurement" link, then click "certified courses" in the upper left corner of the screen. The BAA Boston Marathon has an elevation loss of 3.2 m/km, and would therefore qualify under the guidelines set forth above. David Monti, Editor and Publisher, Race Results Weekly Sponsored by: F I L A R U N N I N G / R U N N E R ' S W O R L D / S A L M I N I F I L M S P.O. Box 8233[EMAIL PROTECTED] FDR Station +1 212-752-2666 New York, NY 10150-8233 +1 212-752-2626 (fax) USA +1 815-461-2285 (secondary fax) http://www.RaceResultsWeekly.com
Re: t-and-f: (no subject)
Heehee! OK one Olympic athlete. I know who he is. Just saw him in a milk ad. So, we still see the cold war as a sore point? Oh well. I guess we need more Russians to compete against. DGS The G.O.A.T.
t-and-f: Re: Track news
Actually, technically we have 2 under 10.80. We like to think big, more like 2 under 10.75 or 10.70. Of course we plan on a 4x100. Just hate that they are not all American, prevents us from having the official wr. The men will be nothing less than improved. We should have at least 4 under 9.90. Which 4? It really does not matter. We swept the top 3 places last year, but we want the top 4 places, and have the chance to take the top 5 places. The future looks bright. DGS The G.O.A.T.
t-and-f: Re: Track news
Darrell wrote: We have acquired a couple of new faces. Christine Arron would be the most well known of the newbies. We are expecting her in the next couple of weeks, and look to set the women's sprints in its side. Natasha Danvers is the newest of the group. She was an Olympic finalist in the 400ih, and ran lead off for the British 4x400m relay. She came to us wanting to be the best, and who are we to refuse the need for speed. Bernard Williams is the old newbie. He joined us in Sacramento, foregoing his senior season at Florida University. He will start his first quarter at UCLA next month. Yes, we stress education also. Melvin Lister is training with his coach in Arkansas, but he is still a member, and a newbie. We expect great things out of the freshman. We will see. > Well now !! That is what I had heard .. So is the Female version of HSI going to put together a 4x1 ?? Seems like you should be able to put together a sub 42.00 squad .. And the men should be ready for the WR .. And you avoided my 3 under 9.90 question .. Course the issue might be if you will be the first team with 2 under 10.80 !?!?! Conway Hill[EMAIL PROTECTED]
t-and-f: Jesse Owens trivia
Every statistician worth his salt knows that Ralph Boston was the one who broke Owens' long hold on the World Record. But what about other records that Owens held? Who broke his High School Record? Who broke his NCAA meet record? Who broke his Ohio State school record? gh
t-and-f: Re: Track news
Darrell wrote: Actually, technically we have 2 under 10.80. We like to think big, more like 2 under 10.75 or 10.70. Of course we plan on a 4x100. Just hate that they are not all American, prevents us from having the official wr. The men will be nothing less than improved. We should have at least 4 under 9.90. Which 4? It really does not matter. We swept the top 3 places last year, but we want the top 4 places, and have the chance to take the top 5 places. The future looks bright. Yes I know that Arron is the European Record holder at 10.73 and Inger has her 10.79 .. But they were far from team mates at the time .. And 4 under 9.90 ?? So you are anticipating Jon to go under ?? Actually I pegged HSI to be the first to have 4 under 20.00 !! With John being the former 400 man he was I have been looking for something to break in the 400 .. Anything coming in that direction ?? Conway Hill[EMAIL PROTECTED]
t-and-f: Date: Wed, 27 Dec 2000 17:31:05 -0800
Came across the following site which has top 10 lists for the past 10 years .. http://digilander.iol.it/rzocca/ .. Was very interesting looking at the sprints .. May start a conversation after a little more review .. :o) Conway Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: t-and-f: /Wish list
I take it your name is not Malmo and you're hiding behind it! Randall Northam alias Randall Northam
Re: t-and-f: /Wish list
OMG (Oh My God). My third post of the night after a good meal, three hours of Sporting Trivial Pursuit and two bottles of wine, (consider the accuracy in the typing). Of course we wouldn't know whether the rule was being violated. But if strange names like Malmo (maybe that's real) and The G.O.A.T (maybe that's real!) kept posting at least we would know they are ashamed or embaarrsed to post in person. Grandmother
Re: t-and-f: /Wish list
As I said Randall Northam... blame it on my grand mother. Randall Grandmother
Re: t-and-f: Jesse Owens trivia
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Every statistician worth his salt knows that Ralph Boston was the one who > broke Owens' long hold on the World Record. But what about other records that > Owens held? > > Who broke his High School Record? > Who broke his NCAA meet record? > Who broke his Ohio State school record? Ohio State Record, no one. Joe Greene never jumped as far with a legal wind while at Ohio State. -- Wayne T. Armbrust, Ph.D. Former OSU Volunteer Assistant Coach [EMAIL PROTECTED] Computomarx 3604 Grant Ct. Columbia MO 65203-5800 USA (573) 445-6675 (voice & FAX) http://www.Computomarx.com "Know the difference between right and wrong... Always give your best effort... Treat others the way you'd like to be treated..." - Coach Bill Sudeck
Re: t-and-f: Jesse Owens trivia
Chris Sanders, now a wide receiver with the Tennessee Titans, broke Jesse Owens' Ohio State long jump record on Feb. 15, 1992, indoors at Ames, Iowa. Sanders jumped 26-9 3/4 --- 1 1/2 inches beyond Owens' record. That's not the best mark ever by an NFL wide receiver, though. Eric Metcalf (27-8 1/4) and James Lofton (27-0) are No. 1 and No. 2 on the NFL LJ list. Reuben Frank (born Columbus, Ohio, 1959) = "This content in no way reflects the opinions, standards, or policy of the United States Air Force Academy or the United States government." __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - Share your holiday photos online! http://photos.yahoo.com/
t-and-f: Three sub 10 men in a training group
- Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 26, 2000 10:36 PM Subject: t-and-f: Track news In a message dated 12/26/00 3:04:41 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: On recruiting .. How about an update on the status of HSI ?? Am I off base or do you all have a few new recruits ?? And are you going to be the first team/club with 3 sub 9.90's ?? This has already been done, Dan Pfaff's Austin, Texas group in 1999 had three sub 9.90 sprinters: 1) Donovan Bailey 9.84 2) Bruny Surin 9.84 3) Obadele Thompson 9.87 plus two other sub 10 men for good measure; Vince Henderson (9.95 PB), and Kareem Streete Thompson (9.96 PB) Glenn Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: t-and-f: /Wish list
Netters Randall wrote: > I take it your name is not Malmo and you're hiding behind it! If you don't know who Malmo is by now then you don't deserve to know. Admittedly I didn't know it either until he sent me his bio then I did the research. And as far as the Goat goes what more do you want he signs his name Darrell and talks about HSI and sprints, who the heck do you think he is?
t-and-f: Fwd: Los Gatos
On my last summer all-comer track meet on Aug. 17th, thursday night (not Aug. 19th), the winner of the womens 100 was a women named Mayers (last name) ran 11.50. No one ran 11.53 named Dinkins. If she claims she did, have her talk to me. Our meet record was 11.54, and I sure don't remember having 2 women breaking the record, however, for my records, I only keep the first place winner filed. I didn't have a meet on Aug. 19th anyway.
