Here in the states we have guys running almost as fast at almost as
young an age... maybe he's 16... maybe he is on something. Or maybe he is
natural and 14... who knows... does it really matter?
Yes, it does matter. As long as the powers-that-be are not openly
acknowledging that the
I guess I'm just not as concerned about WJRs. Personally, I don't think
they mean much. So what if you're the fastest 14 year old of all time. It
means about as much to me as being the fastest 9 year old or 4 year old...
which is nothing. Its such an arbitrary number. If you're not
I am posting this for track writer Steve Underwood, who was AT the South
Regional at McAlpine last weekend, as well as many other big HS meets in the
south and mid-Atlantic the last three XC and track seasons:
A couple notes about FL South ... First of all, the wholesale rewriting
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From one year to the next who can remember exactly how to mark the course?
Tom's right. That's why XC course records
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It's not just at the Foot Locker South course where course record lists
have been rewritten. This year the times at Mt. SAC have been ridiculous.
For years, anyone breaking 15 was a true stud.
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The McAlpine course is a great course except for being too narrow
after the long opening straightaway. It's fast because it's on
hardpacked dirt (when it's not muddy from rain). It's not as flat as
some suggest; it's sure hillier than the golf course
Been away on vacation...anyone have XC results for CA state meet ??
THANK YOU!
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I've gotten a few e-mails about when I said Instead of everyone trying to
figure out how the south cheated why don't we praise them for finally
learning how to compete?
Saying cheated was a bad word choice on my part. What I meant to say was
why do we have to try and discount their
Apologies if the post below goes through more than once.
The first time I tried sending it, my resubscription wasn't yet
confirmed.
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Who ran the fastest all-time mile for each of the 50 states?
Based on where each guy went to HS, but includes post-HS
times. Anyone to add or
Does anyone on the list have any information about Larry Whitmore. He was a
sprinter from the late 50's and early 60's. Possibly in the 64 olympic
trials. He ran at Long Beach College and graduated with a degree in
Criminal Justice. he became a police officer and later moved to Alaska to
only very tangentially track related, but check this out:
http://my.aol.com/news/news_story.psp?type=2cat=0400id=0111281435101709
Testing, 6-7-8..
Thought many list members would be particularly interested in the current
installment of Track's Greatest Champions from TFN. It is Sebastian Coe.
http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/general/greatestchamps/index.html
Coe is the 19th installment in the series. All previous are still
available.
We have them: http://www.dyestat.com/state/ca/1xc/statemeet/index.htm
They are also on CIF site: www.cifstate.org
John Dye [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DyeStat - the Internet home of high school track
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