Another record was set this weekend... Marcus O'Sullivan broke the Master's
3k record by 11 seconds when he ran 8:09 at Penn State. Its only a matter
of months before he gets the men's master's mile record...
Mike
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> I can really see the value in such a system, but unless you can convince the powers
>that be to make the Nationals later (as they should be!) (and as the Oly Trials prove
>they can be) I don't see it working. Just too much clog on the schedule earlier.
>
> gh
Garry,
An issue on this topic t
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> Adidas Joe Concannon Mens Mile: Kevin Sullivan (CAN), Ibrahim
Money is why you need clubs. We are chartered to support our athletes who
qualify for the national championships or Olympic Trials so we will raise
the money through events, donations, club sponsors, or bake sales so the old
slow rich people in the club can help the young fast poor people. That's
Sink and Scobey are apparently still competing... just not necessarily on
the track or roads.
I continue to bump into them as regular bidders on track & field memorabilia
items on E-bay. Scobey, amazingly, has made 342 successful
transactions...must have quite the collection indeed!
-MF
Mike
Jason Long ran for JMU and I believe graduated in 2001. I know he ran 1:47
high in the prelims of IC4As in the 800 last year, but I don't know what his
mile time is. Perhaps someone can offer more details.
Mike
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In a message dated Mon, 28 Jan 2002 12:05:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, "Michael
Contopoulos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Jason Long ran for JMU and I believe graduated in 2001. I know he ran 1:47
> high in the prelims of IC4As in the 800 last year, but I don't know what his
> mile time is.
Paul Merca wrote:
> Husky Scoring Track and Field Meet
> Dempsey Indoor Facility--Univ of Washington; Seattle, Wash.
> Saturday, January 19, 2002
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> 300 meter unbanked Mondo track.
Actually 307.408 meters. The track was built around a practice football
field, that's the reason for the odd leng
Statisticians may be interested in Niemi's 32.95 run on the week-end.
Regards,
Martin
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Sorry I wasn't paying that much attention, but who the hell is this
guy? T&FN has him at 10.32. He took drugs to get there? What an
IDIOT!
MJR
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> In a message dated Fri, 4 Jan 2002 6:23:20 PM Eastern Standard Time, Ed
and Dana Parrot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > Ideally what I'd like to see is this:
> > 1.A series of "local" meets, possibly 57 of them, hosted by the USATF
associations.
> > 2. Six regional meets, 2 weeks bef
The charts that follow summarize the number of athletes each country placed
in the world top-100 rankings for 2001 (plus ties) and the highest-ranked
of these for each event. Since one or two placings may represent only
exceptional individuals, rather than national program strength, I've
truncated
--- "Michael J. Roth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sorry I wasn't paying that much attention, but who the hell is this
> guy? T&FN has him at 10.32. He took drugs to get there? What an
> IDIOT!
Why is that so hard to believe? I'm sure hundreds if not thousands of
high schoolers and college at
Hi All,
Nice article on what Edwin Moses is up to these days.
http://www.pe.com/sports/other/stories/10024159_PE_SP_nlyle24.html
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