natalie cook is old, accept the fact and move on... shes was running in high school at 19 years old
why are you making excuses and comparisons? didnt u say youre congratulating her parents for such decision!!?? so why are you affected when we say she OLD AF
Wisconsin tells me they modified the course prior to the 2018 season so maybe it was short(er) after all?
that explains the 19:19 course record by allie !!! so the course was short !!! and now its longer, so its going to be hard breaking 19:19 on a full 6k .. that course aint even flat
Is her record valid? Did she havean advantage over 95% of high schoolers due to be older? If not, then why say she was old? But if she had an advantage which I believe is what you are claiming, I wonder why more parent don't want to give their children an advantage.
Being smart isnt weird, both kelsey and katelyn are a year ahead of their peers in academics.
I mean that it is strange for the discrepancy between the official athletic site listing her as a junior....and then the student directory saying senior.
She's a third year (junior) who's accumulated enough extra credits to have senior status.
Being smart isnt weird, both kelsey and katelyn are a year ahead of their peers in academics.
I mean that it is strange for the discrepancy between the official athletic site listing her as a junior....and then the student directory saying senior.
the gopack site lists the actual year they have been in school
years enrolled, eligibility, and academic level can be three different things
katelyn can graduate this year and enroll in any master degree she can
I think of all the courses that might be short once, that would be one of the last I would suspect.....nice day, maybe firm surface, 2 good runners going hard, exceptional time.
Wisconsin tells me they modified the course prior to the 2018 season so maybe it was short(er) after all?
That's interesting, did they say how they modified it?
I was trying to find a 'fastest times' list. Came across this article about fastest times in an NCAA championship race, but not overall. Fastest all time was Edna Kurgat, 19:19. Article explains it was a very fast course, race day, 20 mph wind etc. Next fastest championship time is Whittni Orton with 19:25.
With the help of our record books, 25 men's and women's cross country times have been documented as the fastest finishes in NCAA DI Cross Country Championships history. We've pinpointed the dates and locations that radically...
Wisconsin tells me they modified the course prior to the 2018 season so maybe it was short(er) after all?
That's interesting, did they say how they modified it?
I was trying to find a 'fastest times' list. Came across this article about fastest times in an NCAA championship race, but not overall. Fastest all time was Edna Kurgat, 19:19. Article explains it was a very fast course, race day, 20 mph wind etc. Next fastest championship time is Whittni Orton with 19:25.
That's interesting, did they say how they modified it?
I was trying to find a 'fastest times' list. Came across this article about fastest times in an NCAA championship race, but not overall. Fastest all time was Edna Kurgat, 19:19. Article explains it was a very fast course, race day, 20 mph wind etc. Next fastest championship time is Whittni Orton with 19:25.
Cook was barely 18 when she ran 15:25. She turned 19 years old weeks later. Stop forcing it, she old old, should've went to BYU.
Who ran faster at 18 and 19?
Since you seem to have an axe to grind, Tuohy ran faster (converted) at 1500 (4:12) and 3000 (8:54) than Cook did at 1 mile (4:42) and 2 miles (9:44) at age 19. At age 19 Cook ran the 15:25 5000 while Tuohy ran 15:41 winning ACC. Of course 2-3 weeks later (at age 20) she ran 15:30 at NCAA with a pretty fast finish. At age 18 I don't think there was much comparison.
She was still 19 at the time of the 2022 NCAA indoor final.
Anyway at 15 she ran 15:37 in a high school race indoors without supershoes or any pacing/drafting help. And at 20 she won the NCAA 5000m championship. :)
