Netterrs:
Glacning through results of the Golden Spikes races at Princeton today, I was
surprised to see, buried in the women's mile field, Erin Donohie of Haddonfield
at 3:47.41. She evidently skipped today's Camden County meet in her quest for a
state HS record in the event. How
In a message dated 5/12/01 9:44:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>She evidently skipped today's Camden County meet in her quest for a state
>HS record in the event.
NJ must be enlightened - in CT they wouldn't accept a mark if it wasn't run
in a state HS meet.
Jim Gerweck
Running Times
Actually, it's not NJ that's enlightened, it's Ed.
His records are considered official by everybody in
the state (coaches, writers, athletes, state
officials), so if he says something is a record and he
lists it in the NJ Track Annual (published since 1966)
as a record, it IS a record.
> NJ
In a message dated 5/13/01 8:46:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< NJ must be enlightened - in CT they wouldn't accept a mark if it wasn't
run
in a state HS meet. >>
I do not believe that this statement is true. I believe in Connecticut that
they will accept a mark a
