Great bounce back for Alex for a solid PR and collegiate leader. Rogers led all but the last 600 and looks like a strong up-and-comer.
1 Alex Kosinski Oregon 15:36.90* 9
2 Natosha Rogers Texas A&M 15:45.80* 7
3 Allison Woodward Oregon 16:30.59 6
4 Chelsea Orr Washington 16:37.21 5
Nice run by Kosinski. Can you imagine if Kosinski ever went sub 15:00? The legion of Kosinski fanboys would blow up the LR boards!
I'm in the Kolinski fan base damn she is fuc*ing fine :)
As I posted in the live thread, I actually think that Rogers is one of the only NCAA chicks that could run 11 laps leading AK and actually be cuter (and I've met Alex a few times and am a fan). I know the speed goggles for Kosinski are rampant, though.
Those were the 2 fastest 5 K times in the NCAA's this year. Kolinksi ran the 6th fastest 5 K in the world this year WOW THAT FINE AND THAT FAST :)
Natosha sounds like a black name. she must be one of the few black non-African born women who can put down pretty fast distance times.
nevermind, i saw her picture. was hopeful for a minute.
are there any non-African born black female distance runners at the NCAA or Pro level posting sub 16minute 5K track times?
Regina jacobs seems like the only one I can remember doing it.
Pumped to see her bounce back...had a little bit of a shaky indooe season, glad to see she is fit. Definitely deserves to be in talks for 5k contenders at NCAA's...would love to see her get a title
What differences with NCAA training lead this 18 and 19 minute 5K girls to be busting out 16s and 15s in college?
I think its amazing, and even more remarkable than the guys since the guys only improve a minute or 2 with college training.
Kosinki's interview after her race:
she is pretty cute.. great time too.. where was hasey?
Hasay is not racing much during the cold March-April meets. She will be running sparingly with an eye toward peaking when the meets mean something more. Based on what her teammates, Kosinski, Kesselring and Friday did to the Washington girls today, I'd guess that Hasay is going to blow off some doors during her June-July races.
nope, maier 15;29.
pac12fan wrote:
Those were the 2 fastest 5 K times in the NCAA's this year. Kolinksi ran the 6th fastest 5 K in the world this year WOW THAT FINE AND THAT FAST :)
Oh yes, and that deep, manly voice is another clue of roid use. Are u nutz?
Snowbird Man wrote:
Oh yes, and that deep, manly voice is another clue of roid use. Are u nutz?
The deep manly voice will come later. It depends for how long she will be around and her daily dosage. So do you think her nice long jaw is in her genes? Is she taking some prescriptions drugs?
MyNameIsMud wrote: The deep manly voice will come later. It depends for how long she will be around and her daily dosage. So do you think her nice long jaw is in her genes? Is she taking some prescriptions drugs?
Your a PED uber-expert. What age where you when you lost your nutz to your PEDs? Only a first hand user knows the type of details you know.
Bro. it's KOSINSKI, or KOSINSYY or KOSSSIINSKY, or KOSSINKI! oh never mind!
Blow off some doors and then some.........watch Jordan Hasay ROCK!!!!!!!!!
"So do you think her nice long jaw is in her genes?"
Have you seen her mom? Yes it is in her genes, and yes she is one of the prettiest female runners on the planet. She could be a top model if she weren't running so fast.
bguyj200012y1 wrote:
What differences with NCAA training lead this 18 and 19 minute 5K girls to be busting out 16s and 15s in college?
I think its amazing, and even more remarkable than the guys since the guys only improve a minute or 2 with college training.
Yes, indeed. I rest my case. Hmmm, it must be the "hard work". It has absolutely nothing to do with her nice pointed jaw.