"Fisher, the only high school runner in history to win two Foot Locker national championships and run a sub-4 mile..."
Besides Verzbicas?
"Fisher, the only high school runner in history to win two Foot Locker national championships and run a sub-4 mile..."
Besides Verzbicas?
Also will be good to see what kind of shape Sam Wharton is in. He was AA last fall and hasn't raced this season.
Sam Wharton ran at Adidas and finished like 200th!!
Stanford never said Cranny may run at nationals. The summary of Pre Nationals said Cranny was working through a injury, but will most likely redshirt.
Gym Class Shuffle wrote:
Fisher, the only high school runner in history to win two Foot Locker national championships and run a sub-4 mile- from the article
Have they never heard of Lukas Verzbicas? Because he not only one FLCC twice and ran sub 4, he also won NXN too.
What part of "high school" do you not understand?
Doesn't look like Saarel may run either. He's on the entries list but not on the declared list
What happened to Fisher? He finished 2 minutes behind Dressel.
jfusbfhdgsbr wrote:
What happened to Fisher? He finished 2 minutes behind Dressel.
no..this is where he finished:
11 Fisher, Grant 127 Stanford 11 23:28.6 0:22.3 4:43.4 2:56.1
They fixed the results; Fisher actually performed very well and took 11th. They are a legit contender for the crown now. A few more weeks to build up the Rosas and they could have a special team on their hands.
Wharton has been hurt since track season and has ony been running for a little over a month.
they call me flopro wrote:
I wonder if any runner not from Oregon, Colorado or Stanford can make the top 10? First place is a given the King the next 9 spots not so much.
Yes, as it turned out.
we call you aunt flo wrote:
they call me flopro wrote:I wonder if any runner not from Oregon, Colorado or Stanford can make the top 10? First place is a given the King the next 9 spots not so much.
Yes, as it turned out.
Almost back; I have to assume they will get a better performance out of Wharton and Jim Rosa in a couple of weeks.
jfusbfhdgsbr wrote:
What happened to Fisher? He finished 2 minutes behind Dressel.
2651 wrote:
Stanford never said Cranny may run at nationals. The summary of Pre Nationals said Cranny was working through a injury, but will most likely redshirt.
"Elise Cranny, last year’s Pac-12 runner-up as a freshman, is working through an injury and is not racing, hoping to return by the NCAA Championships"
Nowhere in any of the previews for any meets did it say Cranny would redshirt, all they've said is she's working through an injury hoping to return later in the season
NOP Skeptic wrote:
2651 wrote:Stanford never said Cranny may run at nationals. The summary of Pre Nationals said Cranny was working through a injury, but will most likely redshirt.
"Elise Cranny, last year’s Pac-12 runner-up as a freshman, is working through an injury and is not racing, hoping to return by the NCAA Championships"
Nowhere in any of the previews for any meets did it say Cranny would redshirt, all they've said is she's working through an injury hoping to return later in the season
That last post was from 10/29
10/14
"Elise Cranny, the top freshman in the NCAA last year, is working through an injury and is hoping to return by the end of the season"
10/1
"Elise Cranny won this race in her collegiate debut and went on to finish as the Pac-12 runner-up and the top freshman at the 2014 NCAA meet. However, Cranny is not running as Miltenberg, Stanford’s Franklin P. Johnson Director of Track and Field, chooses his spots to best run her."
ryanhallsoffday wrote:
They fixed the results; Fisher actually performed very well and took 11th. They are a legit contender for the crown now. A few more weeks to build up the Rosas and they could have a special team on their hands.
I agree that was a good run by Fisher. I said earlier top 20 would be great at NCAA this fall .
Did they run the course down hill ? Super fast