C/M Runner wrote:
. They offer their writers pay for their articles
"Yes, we pay you for the articles you write! For every article you write and publish, you will be paid $2. The most you can make in a single week is $8 (four articles a week). Writers will be paid via Venmo at the end of every week (Sunday). "
Mary Beth Sant was a disappointment in the 100/200.
Freshman Kenneth Rooks punches his ticket to nationals with a win in his heat of the steeple. 8:36.08
Came in with an 8:46.67 seed time.
BYU qualifies 4 guys in the 3k. Thats 10 individuals in distance events going to nationals. Unprecedented?
payment in name only wrote:
C/M Runner wrote:
. They offer their writers pay for their articles
"Yes, we pay you for the articles you write! For every article you write and publish, you will be paid $2. The most you can make in a single week is $8 (four articles a week). Writers will be paid via Venmo at the end of every week (Sunday). "
I'll take $2 coverage over no coverage any day.
LetsRun.com wrote:
Regionals are going on. Just as if there is no real good reason to go totally in depth in the coverage of a prelim at a track meet, there isn't all that reason to go in depth about regionals.
What we want you to share are big surprises.
If the #4 seed bombed and goes home, please post it here. If the #48 makes it, post away as well.
So what surprises have there been.
So you want others to do your homework for you?
nofacetimber wrote:
Freshman Kenneth Rooks punches his ticket to nationals with a win in his heat of the steeple. 8:36.08
Came in with an 8:46.67 seed time.
How about some love for Princeton's Ed Trippas? The sophomore from Australia came in with an 8:50 pb and ran 8:33.
nofacetimber wrote:
BYU qualifies 4 guys in the 3k. Thats 10 individuals in distance events going to nationals. Unprecedented?
Look up Stanford: Frick, Frack, Balkman, Nutter, Jimmer, Stember, Jennings, Riley, Sage... the farm was loaded.
Do your homework wrote:
nofacetimber wrote:
BYU qualifies 4 guys in the 3k. Thats 10 individuals in distance events going to nationals. Unprecedented?
Look up Stanford: Frick, Frack, Balkman, Nutter, Jimmer, Stember, Jennings, Riley, Sage... the farm was loaded.
You listed 9 guys...last time I checked that’s less than 10.
Why did they run the East 100 and 200 in the opposite direction when the wind was hardly a factor. The 200s basically finished in the Twilight Zone. No access to paid spectators, just documented team personnel.
Wow, lots of fast times by new comers on the scene this year.
rojo wrote:
nofacetimber wrote:
Freshman Kenneth Rooks punches his ticket to nationals with a win in his heat of the steeple. 8:36.08
Came in with an 8:46.67 seed time.
How about some love for Princeton's Ed Trippas? The sophomore from Australia came in with an 8:50 pb and ran 8:33.
Heat sheets for West Regional men’s 5000 m has all 5 Stanford guys in heat 2.
Morgan McDonald, Grant Fisher, Copper Tearre, Thomas Ratcliffe, Robert Brandt in heat 2.
Heat 1 is substantially the easier heat to qualify in.
nofacetimber wrote:
BYU qualifies 4 guys in the 3k. Thats 10 individuals in distance events going to nationals. Unprecedented?
Steeplechase.
Alec Basten of Minnesota comes in with an 8:45 PB and drops an 8:34 to finish second to teammate Obsa Ali in the West steeple. Women’s steeple performances were sick. Took sub 10 to qualify for Nationals vs 10:08 in the East.
Kenneth rooks was big clutch. DONT GO ON YOUR MISSION!!!
The people that might be choked might be much but how can we really know?
Where is Oregon????
I can't enjoy watching this without knowing how fast these guys can run the 40 or how long they can hold a pace for each lap at my local track. I need Larry Rawson.
Spencer Brown and Dominic Peretta both didn't make it to natties :/
Spencer Brown must have fell or something, he was in it with 350 to go then all of the sudden he was way back.