malmo wrote:
debutantes ball
1 2:08:24 2:06:17 Ryan Hall (24) London 2007 (1)
Off the Grid wrote:
rank-debut-best-name-age at debut-debut race-debut year-?
the last number - what does that represent?
Contemporaneous ranking.
malmo wrote:
debutantes ball
1 2:08:24 2:06:17 Ryan Hall (24) London 2007 (1)
Off the Grid wrote:
rank-debut-best-name-age at debut-debut race-debut year-?
the last number - what does that represent?
Contemporaneous ranking.
ryong wrote:
Hall didn´t win London in his debut marathon.
So seriously, what does this number stand for?
It looks like the position on the list when they ran the time.
42 2:15:47 2:15:47 Mike McGuire (26) Detroit 1981 (8)
He was 8th fastest in 1981 but 34 people have since debuted faster knocking him down the list.
Thanks!
Canada had an impressive last 6 miles
Wasn't that Ian Burrel's debut?
Hartmann went out with the chase and bonked hard.... 32nd in 2:16:40ish.... What the hell happened??? He's a consistent marathoner, until today.
Paul Hefferon ran his first marathon in 2:16:46, and was 3rd on the Hanson's team, very good start there. Way to go, PAUL!
The women's waddlers who finished over 3 hours.
the rocket. wrote:
How about Fernando Cabada in 7th in 2:11. A PR for Cabada
This. I haven't been following the sport much these past few years. Was surprised to see him running. And more surprised to see his time. That guy has such ups and downs.
Fernando had a helluva race!
Check Cabada's mile splits for the last 5-6 miles of those that are posted. He was running just as fast as the leaders. Outstanding race and deserves the success.
Wendy Thomas. Four years ago this now 32-year-old mother of two had never trained a day in her life (unless you count volleyball at a Juco). Now she's 12th at the Olympic Trials.
Alan Webb 2:13:24:09:? Great run for him.
The guy that won was wearing Skechers!
naia champ wrote:
The guy that won was wearing Skechers!
yeah baby!!!
UAA pride wrote:
On the women's side, first DIII result I see is Esther Erb in 27th (2:37). UAA getting it done.
Melissa White, SUNY Geneseo alum in 13th.
Michael Chavez, debut marathon 2:16:13. Works fulltime.
Really good to see some DIII athletes up there.
Nomorepoliticos wrote:
The women's waddlers who finished over 3 hours.
I agree. I'm sure each had a reason, injuries or whatever, and wanted to finish their Olympic Trials moment. Still, it looked a bit silly
Another Option wrote:
Michael Chavez, debut marathon 2:16:13. Works fulltime.
Yeah. Mike Chavez was a surprise. He was a miler at UCSB and in high school.
Cabada!!!