The Stride Report today, on UW DMR:
"I don't know if they'll necessarily be locks to qualify for the national meet."
Goes home devastated!!!
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Gator bait wrote:
FastTuohy wrote:
Thomas looked very good running 2:01.9 all by herself. Ditto for Gibson on anchor. O'Sullivan had Allie Cash for a pacer for 800 I believe.
Gibson has now run 3 indoor 'miles', sub 4:35, very consistent and a lock to qual indoor w/4:31 mark.
I'm getting less enthused about NC st's dmr. We'll see Chmiel (my pred 8:55 3k) and Bush (4:33 mile pred latching on to Tyynismaa) tomorrow to get a fitness read, but they still appear to be missing a 400 leg.
I still think now we'll still see an 'a' team at either jdl dmr meet or acc, but probably not both. Then most likely they put in a 'b' team at NCAA, and give Bush, Chmiel and Tuohy their optimal shot at individual placing and more teammates a chance to compete.
NC State has a heptathlete that has run 56 low this season. Or move up a 200 runner. My concern is the 1200 leg - I thought they had Mareno but apparently she is injured and Starliper isn’t back either. Bush would have to run the 800 leg - they don’t have anyone else that could run under 2:05.
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Rollie wrote:
xcfan2233 wrote:
3:16 leadoff? Stanford XC Instagram account claimed the other day that Cranny 3:18.2 was the fastest ever in the NCAA. So did that just get crushed tonight, or is that stat off?
Is this even a legit record? They got paced by someone who's not even part of the race?
That was bizarre, not sure how that is legal.
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I have seen dmrs with what turned out to be non teams running as pacer on 1st leg. I assume they carried batons. If Cash did not that is odd.
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This record should not count because they were paced by an illegal rabbit. You can't have a team start without a baton. That team also never had 3 others on it, you aren't allowed to start a relay with only one athlete.
The 1200 leg single handedly got them the record because the other legs were nothing outstanding.
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FastTuohy wrote:
rojo wrote:
Jonathan Gault saw it live. He's trying to interview some of them now. 2nd place was 10:59.09.
The names on the website are wrong. Here the splits.3:16.24 - Sophie O'Sullivan
54.21- Marlena Preigh (5her college pb is 59.07 but she ran 56.32 in HS in 2019)
2:01.93 - Carley Thomas (Her pb is 2:02.75)
4:34.26 - Anna Gibson (Her mile pb is 4:32.34)Thomas looked very good running 2:01.9 all by herself. Ditto for Gibson on anchor. O'Sullivan had Allie Cash for a pacer for 800 I believe.
You're allowed to have a pacer in a relay race?
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I. Rex wrote:
flotrack didn't even know it was a collegiate record...pathetic
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Wolves and Aggies wrote:
Gator bait wrote:
Gibson has now run 3 indoor 'miles', sub 4:35, very consistent and a lock to qual indoor w/4:31 mark.
I'm getting less enthused about NC st's dmr. We'll see Chmiel (my pred 8:55 3k) and Bush (4:33 mile pred latching on to Tyynismaa) tomorrow to get a fitness read, but they still appear to be missing a 400 leg.
I still think now we'll still see an 'a' team at either jdl dmr meet or acc, but probably not both. Then most likely they put in a 'b' team at NCAA, and give Bush, Chmiel and Tuohy their optimal shot at individual placing and more teammates a chance to compete.
NC State has a heptathlete that has run 56 low this season. Or move up a 200 runner. My concern is the 1200 leg - I thought they had Mareno but apparently she is injured and Starliper isn’t back either. Bush would have to run the 800 leg - they don’t have anyone else that could run under 2:05.
Chmiel can run 3:20ish. She's run several 3:35-3:39 1600s over the yrs. As a tough competitor getting an even start, she would keep them in the race. If nothing else Chmiel/Tuohy would be happy W/ school and acc records.
Shaw also in mile tomorrow and Starliper???
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A crazy time on a crazy track with crazy shoes and we're wonder about batons and pacers.
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*wondering
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should not count wrote:
This record should not count because they were paced by an illegal rabbit. You can't have a team start without a baton. That team also never had 3 others on it, you aren't allowed to start a relay with only one athlete.
The 1200 leg single handedly got them the record because the other legs were nothing outstanding.
2:01~ 800m is pretty spectacular also
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Anything else in the meet worth posting? I'm too cheap to subscribe to Flotrak.
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Alli Cash, who is a post collegiate who trains with UW coach Maurica Powell, was the pacer and did not have a baton. The men’s race at BU also had a pacer without a baton. I was surprised that was allowed but I’ll admit I don’t know the rule.
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xcfan2233 wrote:
3:16 leadoff? Stanford XC Instagram account claimed the other day that Cranny 3:18.2 was the fastest ever in the NCAA. So did that just get crushed tonight, or is that stat off?
O'Sullivan's lead-off was, by far, the fastest 1200 leg every run by a collegiate woman . . . and 3rd all-time behind (pros) Heather McLean's 3:14.92 and Ella Donagu's 3:16.02 from last year's consecutive WR races:
https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2022/feb/11/nike-union-athletics-club-members-set-womens-dmr-w/
However, Thomas' 800 was the not only the 2nd fastest collegiate split ever, it ties (pro) Brenda Martinez for the 2nd fastest split in world history, indoors or out:
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rojo wrote:
Jonathan Gault saw it live. He's trying to interview some of them now. 2nd place was 10:59.09.
The names on the website are wrong. Here the splits.3:16.24 - Sophie O'Sullivan
54.21- Marlena Preigh (5her college pb is 59.07 but she ran 56.32 in HS in 2019)
2:01.93 - Carley Thomas (Her pb is 2:02.75)
4:34.26 - Anna Gibson (Her mile pb is 4:32.34)Here is the race video . . . yes, the rabbit ran w/o a baton . . . have to presume WA coaches checked the legality of this . . . at least they better have . . . they will be rather embarrassed if the result is nullified . . . sure hope not:
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RichardRider wrote:
Anything else in the meet worth posting? I'm too cheap to subscribe to Flotrak.
There were just 2 DMRs on day 1 - the bulk of the meet is on Saturday.
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I suspect they went to BU because Dempsey is not record-legal. It would be quite a downer if the pacer voided it.
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XY wrote:
I suspect they went to BU because Dempsey is not record-legal. It would be quite a downer if the pacer voided it.
In the interview they said they were not really going for the record just a good qualifying time. O'sullivan said she had never run on a baked 200m track before.
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Some trivia... was just reading through O'Sullivan's roster profile, and her mom is Sonia O Sullivan, 4x Irish Olympian, silver medalist
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rojo wrote:
Jonathan Gault saw it live. He's trying to interview some of them now. 2nd place was 10:59.09.
The names on the website are wrong. Here the splits.3:16.24 - Sophie O'Sullivan
54.21- Marlena Preigh (5her college pb is 59.07 but she ran 56.32 in HS in 2019)
2:01.93 - Carley Thomas (Her pb is 2:02.75)
4:34.26 - Anna Gibson (Her mile pb is 4:32.34)Maybe Carley Thomas's indoor pb is 2:02.75, I'm not sure, but she ran 2:01.01 outdoors back in 2019 before being injured really badly, which took her a few years to recover from. She is very talented.
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