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https://twitter.com/USATrack_Field/status/214442079449915393 |
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Holy Moley!!! Chapus? |
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Event 9 Women 1500 Meter Run ================================================================ World Jr.: W 3:51.34 1997 Yinglai Lang, CHN American Jr.: A 4:09.10 1987 Suzy Favor USA Jr. Meet: M 4:16.98 2007 Jordan Hasay WJC Qual: & 4:28.00 Name Year Team Finals ================================================================ Finals 1 Cain, Mary Bronxville T 4:14.74M 2 Meier, Hannah Unattached 4:18.44& 3 Hatton, Cayla Unattached 4:19.31& 4 Cash, Allison Valkyrie Run 4:21.95& 5 Coogan, Katrina Georgetown U 4:22.94& 6 Hiltz, Nikki Unattached 4:29.52 7 Tsai, Sara Unattached 4:30.60 8 Paul, Rachel Unattached 4:31.22 9 Chapus, Camille Harvard-Westlake 4:32.92 10 Topham, Rebekah Cornhusker Flyers 4:34.68 11 Neczypor, Hannah Georgetown U 4:36.11 12 Schneider, Alyssa Illinois 4:36.97 |
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0.24 seconds off Jordan Hasay's High School Record, leading a great deal, 85 degrees out and a bit windy. Just a sophomore. Wow. |
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Ouch for Chapus. Good run for Meier, though. Both Cain and Meier should significantly improve on that for World Juniors if they can stay healthy and sharp. |
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Starting to enter serious GOAT territory.... |
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She just throws these times out like they're nothing. This year she's run 4:14, 4:16, 4:17, 4:19, 4:39 mile, 4:24...not to mention her 2:03 and 9:30 3000. Very impressive stuff. Side note: I guess Cami Chapus and the heat don't mix. CA State..this? Disappointing finish for her but she's had a great career. |
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That should get her into the Trials, shouldn't it? Although if I were her I'd do the 800 at the Trials as a tune up for the 1500 at World Juniors the next week. |
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WOW! Looks like she's headed for the trials! |
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Will she still be eligible to compete in World Youths next year? |
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You got that right! Mary has yet to run in an open competition race. For HS only competition she has had possibly the greatest season ever. This should put her in the OLY Trials where she should be able to throw down a real fast one. I say she she can approach sub 4:10. Should be fun to see! Go get em Mary!!! |
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Unfortunately this meet was a double-crater for the Harvard-Westlake duo: Weissenbach DNS and Chapus wilting. Best of luck to them in the future. |
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Only 23 seconds away from the world junior record. |
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Just needs some turtle blood. |
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Wouldn't she need at least a 4:12 or 4:13 to get into the trials. It looks like she is probably a couple of seconds off. How many spots are there? |
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And only 24 off the world record! Pretty good considering it's a doped performance! |
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Anyone have a link to world trials results? Those are this weekend too right? |
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Not quite. Only 30 get in, and there are 38 women ahead of her. Depending on who of those doesn't run it's a squeaker. Interesting that she's only 1.5 seconds behind Hasay for the season, and still has only run in HS/Jr meets where she dominates. I agree she is in around 4:11 shape.
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Looks like there at least 35 women that have made the "A" Standard in the 1500, and Cain is almost two seconds off that standard. The 800 Trials may have a place for Cain. If so, Cain will have a shot at Mary Decker's soph 800 record of 2:02.29. As I read IAAF age standards, Cain cannot compete in Spain. She was born in 1996 and I do not think she is old enough. She will make it on age for the World Youth Championships in 2013. |
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I count her as No. 30 for the 800, which takes 32 but with lots of people ahead in the 1500, which as noted takes 30. |