On a related note, here's a really good idea from a british high school high
jumper. she made a web page with video of herself competing, scanned images of
her transcripts, SAT scores, press clippings, etc. in an effort to get a
scholarship. It must have worked, she's going to UTEP in the fall.
Although O'Sullivan likely isn't calling this a sub-4 attempt, he won't be
able to dawdle either
With the next nearest competitor at 4:15, almost 4:16, Marcus can surely
dawdle. I saw him pace the 3k 2 weeks ago at the armory, and he looked
like he was jogging a 4:16. The man is still a
That's even funnier! Well, from his accent, I'm pretty sure he's Greek, and I know he
sells
expensive wine.
Kurt Bray wrote:
Funny note from the can-you-believe-this file: The father of a girl in my
son's class ran a leg on
the Greek 4x100 relay that made the finals at the 1976 Olympics (we
What is the story on this guy? 7:33 miles for 100 miles?!?!!?!??!
_
Greek-Australian ultrarunner Yiannis Kouros set a new course record in the
Taupo 100-mile race in New Zealand yesterday. In the solo division of the
popular
The girl's father joins a long list of people who claim to
have competed in the Olympic Games, or in his case in a particular
Olympic event, without actually having done so.
I sort of collect the names and/or stories of people like this,
and I'd appreciate hearing from any list member who
I start with an initial plea for those who don't care about the subject to
hit delete now.
There was discussion of how Figure Skating is scored in determining the
winner. I can give a short explanation.
Like cross country, the low score wins.
There are 2 program, short and long.
As someone
Probably the greatest living and/or dead ultra runner.
Here's an interesting profile:
http://www.lehigh.edu/dmd1/public/www-data/yiannis.html
wb
At 09:03 AM 2/19/2002 -0900, Johntherunner wrote:
What is the story on this guy? 7:33 miles for 100 miles?!?!!?!??!
Stacy Dragila and Svetlana Feovanova are already in Athens to participate in
the IAAF Permit Meeting Athina 2002, to be held tomorrow Wednesday. Monica
Pyrek is also going to compete.
Rui Silva, Christian Olsson, Jason Gardener, Cobby Miller, Vyacheslav
Voronin, Avard Moncur, Glory Alozie,
Stacy Dragila and Svetlana Feovanova are already in Athens to participate
in the IAAF Permit Meeting Athina 2002, to be held tomorrow Wednesday.
Monica Pyrek is also going to compete.
Any predictions??
- Ed Parrot
The kinds of track stats I usually deal with (national depth summaries, PV
national records) seldom require any more biographical info than age or
seasonal bests.
Before I posted yesterday's request for information on university
opportunities for an overseas vaulter, I checked Mirko Jalava's
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Stacy Dragila and Svetlana Feovanova are already in Athens to
participate
in the IAAF Permit Meeting Athina
marian sutton's problems with the russian/ukranian runners are not unique...
the previous week, at the mercedes marathon in birmingham, a male (trpe
martinovski) who was traveling with the eventual winner (elena fadeveov),
harassed, tripped, and interfered with the leading woman runner
Netters:
The Rockford doping story reminds me of something that happened in
NJ many years ago.
This was in the late 30s. There is a school in jersey City
called Ferris and it was then only a few years from its foundation. The
ruling football power in the area then was
Vonetta Flowers, present assistant coach and former All-American won a Gold Medal with her partner Jill Bakken. She is the first African-American to win a Winter Olympic Medal. Not bad for an athlete who never knew what a bobsled was prior to the 2000 US Olympic Trials.
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Agence France-Presse
NEW YORK (February 19, 2002 07:32 PM EST) - Dan O'Brien, America's
three-time decathlon world champion, will return to competition at the
Mt. SAC Relays in California on April 21, his first decathlon
competition in four years.
Contrary to what has been written, I've never
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