2023 Arcadia Invitational (*Official Thread)

Those old boys in red coats decided he wasnt in violation. The kid reciprocated by letting everyone else pass him in the first 100, then said Ive paid my penalty, game on.

She ran 2:08.66 to win CIF last year finishing ahead of Sadie.

Oops, sorry I didn't see the earlier post.

i don’t think he’s going to even break 1:47 this year (probably 1:47 low, still a fantastic time) but you would be shocked by how fast a 1:50 can turn into a 1:45 when someone peaks. all i’m saying is don’t bet against him

Just like last year this will be his season pr.

Nope. Need to run 1600/mile and go about 3:55-57.

Willis upsets Mu, Ince upsets Willis, now Browne upsets Ince.

And he consequently hesitated at the next start, got jumped, and ran in the 2nd lane on turns.

I'd be happy to have a senior year pair of wins w/ 1:49 at Arcadia to go with an nxn xc title.

First National HSR:
Hana Moll up over 4.52 (14'10") in the pole vault.

Moll valuts 4.57 (15'00") on her first attempt.

You must mean an outdoor record because Amanda has already gone 15'1.5" indoors

What is going on at this year's invitational? Seems like every race has 2-3 DNS. Is everyone injured?

Aaron Sahlman tried something close to a 2 second positive split, and accordingly, ran within 0.3 s of his pr in a fine race with three sub-1:50s. He went out in 53.32 and came back in 55.76, I think. Now all he needs to do is to go out in 52.2 and come back in 54.2 to get around that record.

i was just about to ask. what on earth is going on in the sprint events?

big question: anyone on the ground know WHAT ON EARTH is going on with serra? they scratched almost all of their individual events.

Yup and he seemed to use a lot of energy on the first lap getting to the front

Who's the beast wearing the OG Jamul Toads kit in the masters race? Legend

Cushing-Murray at Arcadia!

Another legend. Used to pace all the club races back in my USATF juniors xc days.

Would be cool with an Arcadia Legends mile, bringing back several amazing stars from the past. I'm not sure the kids of today know many of these masters, though Salberg has been more relevant in recent times.