Bre Oakley 9:51 @ Brooks

Are the results being posted live on BroTrack?

Live Results here: http://pntfo.com/meets/2017-06-17/

If I'm not mistaken, London Culbreath broke Jordan Hasay's Freshman Class National Record with that 10:04 as well

Fantastic race!

Thanks.

Is that the fastest ever in a HS only race? It works out to a faster 3200 than Kim Mortenson's 9:48.59 by about 0.34.

Frosh runs 10;04

My heart stopped

2 MILES

9:38.68i *Mary Cain (Bronxville, New York) 2013

9:52.01+ Kim Mortensen (Thousand Oaks, California) 1996

9:53.54 Bethan Knights’ (Northwood, Irvine, California) 2014

9:54.22 Aisling Cuffe (Cornwall, New Windsor, New York) 2011

9:55.05 **Hannah DeBalsi (Staples, Westport, Connecticut) 2014

9:55.57+ *Jordan Hasay (Mission, San Luis Obispo, California) 2008

9:55.92i Melody Fairchild (Boulder, Colorado) 1991

9:55.95+ Laurynne Chetelat (Davis, California) 2008

9:56.06i Brie Oakley (Grandview, Centennial, Colorado) 2017

9:56.24+ ————Mortensen 1996

**10 performances by 9 performers**

9:56.85+ **Weini Kelati’ (Heritage, Leesburg, Virginia) 2016

Combined 3000/3200/2M list (expressed as 2M):

9:38.68i *Cain 2013

9:43.38+i *Efraimson 2014

9:43.87+ Rainsberger 2016

9:52.01+ Mortensen 1996

9:52.5+ Bjorklund 1975

9:53.54 Knights’ 2014

9:54.22 Cuffe 2011

9:54.56+ *Murphy 2016

9:55.05 **DeBalsi 2014

9:55.57+ *Hasay

Did anyone notice the other freshman, Hart, ran 10:19 in trainers?

They were Pegasus ;)

Mary Cain, wow what happened to her?

[quote]Whuddamaddawityoo wrote:

2 MILES

9:38.68i *Mary Cain (Bronxville, New York) 2013

9:52.01+ Kim Mortensen (Thousand Oaks, California) 1996

9:53.54 Bethan Knights’ (Northwood, Irvine, California) 2014

9:54.22 Aisling Cuffe (Cornwall, New Windsor, New York) 2011

9:55.05 **Hannah DeBalsi (Staples, Westport, Connecticut) 2014

9:55.57+ *Jordan Hasay (Mission, San Luis Obispo, California) 2008

9:55.92i Melody Fairchild (Boulder, Colorado) 1991

9:55.95+ Laurynne Chetelat (Davis, California) 2008

9:56.06i Brie Oakley (Grandview, Centennial, Colorado) 2017

9:56.85+ **Weini Kelati’ (Heritage, Leesburg, Virginia) 2016

How many of these top 10 became Olympians?

I think I hat the number is zero at this point. I guess that Hasay, Oakley and Kelati still have a chance.

Two of them did make WC. So can we say that you have a 20% chance of making Olympics/WC if you make it to the top 10 in HS. That's pretty high odds considering...

Mary Cain, wow what happened to her?

The Swinger, Sammy wrote:

2nd fastest in history!

Japanese Running News just tweeted that today in 2 high school regional races in Japan, 7 girls ran 9:14 or faster for the 3000. All superior to her 9:51 two mile. Crazy.

9:51 = 9:10. The top 2 Japanese were 9:00,9:02, very fast, but Rainsberger and Efraimson were faster, and of course, Kain.

Hounddogharrier wrote:

The Swinger, Sammy wrote:

2nd fastest in history!

Japanese Running News just tweeted that today in 2 high school regional races in Japan, 7 girls ran 9:14 or faster for the 3000. All superior to her 9:51 two mile. Crazy.

9:51 = 9:10. The top 2 Japanese were 9:00,9:02, very fast, but Rainsberger and Efraimson were faster, and of course, Kain.

Hounddogharrier wrote:

The Swinger, Sammy wrote:

2nd fastest in history!

Japanese Running News just tweeted that today in 2 high school regional races in Japan, 7 girls ran 9:14 or faster for the 3000. All superior to her 9:51 two mile. Crazy.

And yet at the last two Olympics, the US has gotten more distance medals than Japan...

Event 11 Girls 2 Mile Run

Finals

1 Oakley, Brie Grandview Hi 9:51.35

2 Lane, Claudia Malibu High School 10:01.18

3 Culbreath, London McKinney Nor 10:04.73

4 Gregory, Lauren Ft. Collins 10:05.26

5 Jackson, Hayley Patuxent Hig 10:14.57

6 Hart, Katelynne Glenbard Wes 10:19.29

7 Venters, Emily Lawrence Fre 10:19.31

8 Savchik, Clara North Allegh 10:19.85

9 Johnson, India Hilliard Dav 10:25.50

10 Adler, Erika Northwood Hi 10:33.44

11 Gaughan, Jacqueline Exeter High School 10:39.07

12 Story, Rebecca Christian Ac 10:39.70

dudebod wrote:

9:51 = 9:10. The top 2 Japanese were 9:00,9:02, very fast, but Rainsberger and Efraimson were faster, and of course, Kain.

Hounddogharrier wrote:

Japanese Running News just tweeted that today in 2 high school regional races in Japan, 7 girls ran 9:14 or faster for the 3000. All superior to her 9:51 two mile. Crazy.

9:51 is 9:07.X

hmmmmmm wrote:

And yet at the last two Olympics, the US has gotten more distance medals than Japan...

Apples to Oranges. 4 Japanese girls in 3 regional races go 9:02 or faster in the 3k in one day. Perspective people.