notafullmile wrote:
Not to burst anyone's bubble, but she ran a 4:16 1500m. Not the mile. I'm not saying its bad because it's not; it's still the number one high school time if converted to the mile; I'm just saying it wasn't the mile so Mary Cain and all the others mentioned have run faster. All in all, congrats to the girl, she ran amazing.
You have to be a troll. No one is this dumb.
george oscar bluth wrote:
notafullmile wrote:Not to burst anyone's bubble, but she ran a 4:16 1500m. Not the mile. I'm not saying its bad because it's not; it's still the number one high school time if converted to the mile; I'm just saying it wasn't the mile so Mary Cain and all the others mentioned have run faster. All in all, congrats to the girl, she ran amazing.
You have to be a troll. No one is this dumb.
Some people are.
This is why Anna Rohrer's going to Notre Dame.
https://usathss.files.wordpress.com/2015/01/gatorade-natonal-girls-cross-country-1.jpeg?w=644&h=508
Molly Huddle (UND grad) presenting her with the Gatorade Runner of the Year trophy.
and running with MH:
Guess who won it in 2012? Molly Seidel.
jungleroy59 wrote:
I was on the junior AAU team for USA vs USSR in 1978 (Donyetsk), and Chuck Aragon and Todd Harbour were our 800m runners. They both became very strong 1500/milers in the 80s.
I was in charge of the travel for the 1978 Junior Trip to Donyetsk and Lubeck and did a little coaching of the distance runners. Great trip, hope you have fond memories of the experience. I still have my Stenographer's Notebook with everyone's name, etc and splits/final times for the distance runners in the two Russian meets.
Molly Huddle wasnt coached by the current coaches at ND. If she is going to ND because of her I would think she would have choosen to go to Providence College where Molly lives and trains now. Anna took an official visit to Providence.
I was also with the 1978 Junior Team as Travel Manager and Assistant Coach with the distance runner. The entire group was a "who's Who's" of future stars in US Track and Field.
I still have the Stenographer's Notebook with all the info about the athletes and coaches, splits and final times from the 800 up in the two Russian meets and other nonsense.
It was a great experience and I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.
The Arragons of Middle Earth rule the trolls. Amazing talent and a great run.
newname wrote:
george oscar bluth wrote:I'm assuming she's related to the ND clan of 4:12 1500m runner Dani Aragon, Alexa Aragon who is pretty fast, and Chuck Aragon who was a collegiate sub 4 miler?
Chuck Aragon was much more than just a collegiate sub-4 miler.
He was a 3:51.62 miler and 3:34.85 in the 1500m as a pro, .
also a lean away from the olympics..... sydney maree a non american gets the spot and then pulls out due to injury.
jungleroy59 wrote:
I was on the junior AAU team for USA vs USSR in 1978 (Donyetsk), and Chuck Aragon and Todd Harbour were our 800m runners. They both became very strong 1500/milers in the 80s.
I was the Travel Manager and Ass't Coach for the distance runners in the '78 Junior Tour to Donetsk and Lubeck.
Great memories and I still have my Stenographer's Notebook with the roster of athletes and coaches, plus the splits and final times from the two Russian meets.
Would love to hear from you.
This is a 1500 not a mile, but regardless still a very impressive time
TDodd22 wrote:
This is a 1500 not a mile, but regardless still a very impressive time
Goddamm!t. For the 2nd time. Everyone posting here knows this. Dipsh!t.
