WOW AT STANFORD!!WORLD LEAD 45.32!!! SENDS D1 home DEVESTATED!!!!

JUCO National Record! Props to the Sequoias Program! They've been developing and producing some heavy hitters in the sprints and distance. Sub 14 5000 guy a couple seasons ago.

can he count to 45? wrote:

Aksufjaja wrote:

Lmao too bad he's a retard who isn't at a real school

Harsh, but yeah, if you can't get into a DI school as a 45.xx guy, you have to just be dumb as a brick.

Or come from a high school with low expectations and little support for applying to higher tier schools.

That was my school. Most grads didn't do any schooling after, so applying to good schools and scholarships was 100% on my own. Recruiters would ask "who's your counselor?" and I didn't get it. Counselllors at my school were there to get kids into jobs and find the teen moms childcare.

I just thought the steps I did and things I had to figure out solo were normal, but then I met kids at my college and realized it wasn't, at least among kids at a good school. Having informed parents and staff tasked with transitioning students to college is important.

I don't know this guy's case and unless you do, stick with praising or analyzing his athletic performance and skip the needless insults.

JUCO KID DESIMATES D1 COMP!!!! 45.32 QUINCEY HALL!!!!

Here are the results.

Section 4

1 Quincy Hall Sequoias 45.32

2 Jackson Shumway Unattached 46.36

3 Jaymes Dennison Iowa State 47.08

4 Dusty Fisher Boise State 47.10

5 Roshon Roomes Iowa State 47.23

6 Curtis Beach Nike 47.37

7 Landon Jochim North Dakota St 47.45

8 Daniel Kelloway Simon Fraser 48.25

It's a big PR for the guy. He had run 46.23 earlier this year.

Last year, it looks like he ran the 400h at juco nationals where he made the final but doesn't show up in the results.

Clearly he's a big talent as he's real young for his grade. He's only 18 (July 31, 1998).

In 2014, at the age of 16 and 1 month he ran 46.71.

PS. I changed the title of the thread. Initially, it was "WOW AT STANFORD!!WORLD LEAD 45.32!!! SENDS D1 home DEVESTATED!!!!"

How TF can 45.32 be a TOP 3500 all time? It doesn't even make the list

http://www.alltime-athletics.com/m_400ok.htm

How? Are people that fast.

Why would some of you choose to denigrate this chap for his fine performance?

Quincy Hall is a young man who had a few struggles in high school( who hasn't had a few struggles) but he has gotten thru them and with the support of his mother, aau coach and high school coach he is now showing the rest of us what he is about on the track. I watched his 46.71 live in des moines a couple years ago and have seen his progress during the past 2 plus years. He is still a young man in this sport and has a lot left in his tank. He watched his fellow Raytown South alum ( Maurice Mitchell) have a great track career and I'm sure he would like to have the same if not more. Good luck to Quincy Hall this season and am waiting to see what he has to offer in his other event in track and field. He is a big time 400IH waiting to happen. He almost broke RGIII 's national 400IH record the same week up in Des Moines during that summer"sAAU Championships. Going to a Junior college no matter where it is in the USA shouldn't put a negative light of any of our track athletes. VCB,Doc Patton, along with many others have started at a junior college and have had great careers and are great human beings. His interview after the race this past Friday did him and his familyand,school(s) quite proud.

Dewyyy wrote:

How TF can 45.32 be a TOP 3500 all time? It doesn't even make the list

http://www.alltime-athletics.com/m_400ok.htm

How? Are people that fast.

HOLY SHE-ITE you weren't trolling!

@rojo- I messed up the thread title. Last sentence should have been "JUCO KID SENDS D1s home DEVASTATED!!!!

Awesome job, Hall!!! Time to dabble in the 800!! 99 seconds to GLORY!!!!

Is JUCO separate from California Community College?

Well stated. Sorry that some people choose this site to put their ignorance on public display.

Trust me, that was not the case at his high school. That said, Quincy is a nice kid.

Florida freshman Grant Holloway split 44.1 on Saturday at the Pepsi Relays in Gainesville. This is the same guy who won the national championship in the 60m hurdles last month.

https://twitter.com/GatorsTF/status/848327117578305536

You mean he is TOP ONE in the world.

Lil ways to go for the juco national record.

Tyree Washington San Bernadino Valley College 44.52 5/03/97

I used to coach for a local KC area track club, and Quincy ran for Stryde Rite track in AAU and the Brocaw Blazers in cross country. He was always the real deal, ran the 4, 8, and 15 in track, and could kick down a lot of people from way out in XC. Nice to see him doing well.

Grant Holloway did this on the anchor leg of a relay. Not the open 400. It is doubtful that he could break 45 in the 400.