2:00.07 Kim Gallagher (Upper Dublin, Ft Washington, Pennsylvania) 1982
2:00.59r Ajee Wilson (Shore AC) 2010
2:01.61 Chanelle Price (Easton Area, Easton, Pennsylvania) 2008
2:01.7+i **Mary Decker (Orange, California) 1974
2:02.40 ***Robin Campbell (Eastern, Washington, DC) 1974
2:02.9 Kathy Weston (Reno, Nevada) 1975
2:03.02 Leann Warren (Crescent Valley, Corvallis, Oregon) 1979
funstuff!!! wrote:
Yes, can she get into USAs?
Yes, she's already in and registered based on her 2:04. I assume this means no World Jr meet?
Best part of that video was watching the runner get flattened after she handed off to the outgoing anchor. Pass your baton and get out of the way of the other runners!
2:23 In the vide..nice
I would much rather see her running USAs to see what she can really do in an open race!
She ran inside lane 1 for about 25 meters on the 2nd turn of lap 1. Should have been DQ'd. She is a cheater.
I think she can take down Mary Decker's sophomore class record.
why are you listing her split time with a running start against people who were in an 800 meter race?
2:00.6?
Hmmm. What about becoming the first HS girl to run a sub-4:30 mile? 2:00.6 would indicate that's not a laughable proposition.
Maybe because that running start is MAYBE a half-second advantage, especially in the traffic she was in.
lame fred wrote:
why are you listing her split time with a running start against people who were in an 800 meter race?
rofl, more like a 4 second advantage, she gets a running start and rides inside on lane 1 the entire go. then she gets people dying to pick off one after another.
Her PR is a a high 2:04.
Inside lane one, with a curb track?
Not on the turns.
I was researching Ajee Wilson's 2:00+ relay leg from early in her HS career and came across this thread. She never did break Kim Gallagher's HSR, but obviously her prep career panned out with World Youth and World Junior titles and, of course, now she's the AR-holder and has a great chance to medal in London. A relatively rare example of young HS talent making it all the way to pro greatness.
Not just that she made it, but she's been a big success without NCAA level competition. Steady progress to the very top for half a decade.
WestWould wrote:
Not just that she made it, but she's been a big success without NCAA level competition. Steady progress to the very top for half a decade.
She was good but not that good. Unfortunately, in order to keep up with the she males and other top women, she had to resort to consuming "tainted beef"
WestWould wrote:
Not just that she made it, but she's been a big success without NCAA level competition. Steady progress to the very top for half a decade.
Actually, her early (teen) success shows how much Ajee had plateaued before 2017 and her new regimen. Close to 2% improvement over a previous PR for anyone, teen phenom or not, is massive and unbelievable progress.
Never thought she would have doped. Just like Marion Jones, girl was fast enough to be world's best but just got greedy.
She didn't. I recommend you read the report.
ck3237 wrote:
I think Lynn Bjorkland's 3000m, 9:06 from 1975 is better. No relation to Garry Bjorkland.
And there's like handful of girls who've bettered this now