German Fernandez's Sister

She actually ran 4:59 in the 1600 at the championships according to this

She is his sister. Riverbank is in our league (or was until this year due to realignment)

German is a cop in Santa Cruz, but comes to meets in the valley periodically to watch her run.

2 years ago, he was at the SJS masters meet and he was still being asked for autographs.

Coach Edwards is long retired, but his coaching lineage continues with Coach Wood (who was an assistant track coach during Edwards' tenure, and Coach Searway, who ran for Edwards)

We were in the same race on Friday and I was really happy to see her win.

The issue is having a job in these school districts/cities.

Both Manlius and particularly Saratoga are gorgeous, but for most industries opportunity is a bit limited.

NY also operates on the old school, 'must live in the district' principal.

Do it!! Have one more!!!. My wife and I (both 33) had 3 under 3 at one point. Now we have 2, 3, 4 and our fourth due in April! Exhausting, but lots of fun!

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How old was your wife for the 2nd?

Uh, I know them. It’s his sister.

I would like to flex that I was there and I got a pic with him 😎

My old HS coach, Stephen Mangiapane, inspired a lot of the workouts that German did back in high school.

Also, for the doubters that question the age gap, while it is large, it's still certainly possible. They may just be half-siblings. I have a half-brother who is 14 years younger, and another half sister who is 17 years younger.

The story resonates. Twin sisters born a month before I graduated HS. One of which went on to break the HS record at Van Cordlandt Park. Only difference, I weren't no German Fernandez.

Since all you posters claim to have met or know German Fernandez, can you tell him to make a comeback? He's only 33

In Britain, we actually spell it "aluminium."

Haha. Last time I saw him, He and Bruce Edwards (his old coach) and I were chatting briefly and Bruce said something about trying to run again and German just laughed.

So, no, I don't think so.

A "based on a true story" of German coming back to take on Jacob would be an international blockbuster movie.

He still runs a little bit per his strava. In march he did a relay and ran 10 miles at 6:30 pace. Also had 900 ft of elevation gain starting at 3300 ft of elevation. Probably not contesting Jakob anytime soon, but he's still got it.