Can you guys shut up LHL oh my goodness
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they ran a DMR at notre dame last year and won in like 9:17
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How fast do you think New Mexico's Kenyan group go?
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Neal Dempsey wrote:
I don’t know how significant a 400 is in the DMR, but I noticed that the DMRs at Husky are literally the first event on Friday. Also noticed that BYU and UW have a split squad that weekend with their sprint group entered in New Mexico and the 400s are scheduled for Saturday in New Mexico. Is it possible both schools run their 400 people in Seattle then fly to ABQ that night, and race the next day?
They usually just assign a 400 runner to the relay team for a weekend, or in a pinch the fastest distance 400 runner can do it.
As long as someone can run 49 you can survive. For a world record attempt, or an ncaa final they will get the top 400 guys involved for a 46/47 split.
Humorously, some distance schools just don't have a fast 400 (or 800) runner. If you see a 53 split, that is the reason.
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The answer to BU Valentine? Husky is the original meet for running incredible times that you never get close to again.
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Fan Out West. wrote:
Accepted Entries:
Heat Sheets:
Interesting name/s in the men's invite mile:
Men 1 Mile Run INVITE
1 Thomas, Jude Melbourne Track
2 Young, Nico Adidas
3 Lumb, Kieran On
4 Wynne, Henry Brooks Beasts
5 Fay, Brian Melbourne Track
6 Waskom, Joe Adidas
7 Samuel, Habtom New Mexico
8 McCarthy, Aidan Cal Poly
9 Diamond, Thomas Washington
10 Kiprop, Lukas New Mexico
11 Lindhorst, Cole Washington60 -
Fan Out West. wrote:
Heat Sheets:
Interesting name/s in the men's invite mile:
Men 1 Mile Run INVITE
1 Thomas, Jude Melbourne Track
2 Young, Nico Adidas
3 Lumb, Kieran On
4 Wynne, Henry Brooks Beasts
5 Fay, Brian Melbourne Track
6 Waskom, Joe Adidas
7 Samuel, Habtom New Mexico
8 McCarthy, Aidan Cal Poly
9 Diamond, Thomas Washington
10 Kiprop, Lukas New Mexico
11 Lindhorst, Cole Washingtonomg Nico young we’re bout to have another sub 3:50 indoor miler
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Both have no fans, only 1,000 max, like Hayward Fields in Eugene.
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Fan Out West. wrote:
Fan Out West. wrote:
Accepted Entries:
Heat Sheets:
Interesting name/s in the men's invite mile:
Men 1 Mile Run INVITE
1 Thomas, Jude Melbourne Track
2 Young, Nico Adidas
3 Lumb, Kieran On
4 Wynne, Henry Brooks Beasts
5 Fay, Brian Melbourne Track
6 Waskom, Joe Adidas
7 Samuel, Habtom New Mexico
8 McCarthy, Aidan Cal Poly
9 Diamond, Thomas Washington
10 Kiprop, Lukas New Mexico
11 Lindhorst, Cole WashingtonDo you know why are the 200/400 fields not listed?
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Valby was a junior when she ran 10:10, injured as a senior, and from a hs program that usually has no sub-21 xc runners.
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rbtrackfan wrote:
I have no dog in this fight. But her 5000 progression in tfrrs is:
15:47 3/31/23 (Outdoor)
15:42 12/2/23 (Indoor)
15:31 1/26/24 (Indoor)
15:20.7 3/7/24 (Indoor)
14:57.6 1/31/25 (Indoor)
She also ran 15:03 I believe competing unattached last Spring which shows in her WA profile.
So there were several stops on that journey from 15:42 to 15:03.
If she didn't make those stops, she could have broken 15:00. Expect great things this weekend!
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Miss Leading wrote:
Neal Dempsey wrote:
I don’t know how significant a 400 is in the DMR, but I noticed that the DMRs at Husky are literally the first event on Friday. Also noticed that BYU and UW have a split squad that weekend with their sprint group entered in New Mexico and the 400s are scheduled for Saturday in New Mexico. Is it possible both schools run their 400 people in Seattle then fly to ABQ that night, and race the next day?
They usually just assign a 400 runner to the relay team for a weekend, or in a pinch the fastest distance 400 runner can do it.
As long as someone can run 49 you can survive. For a world record attempt, or an ncaa final they will get the top 400 guys involved for a 46/47 split.
Humorously, some distance schools just don't have a fast 400 (or 800) runner. If you see a 53 split, that is the reason.
Here's a preview of the DMRs tomorrow:11 -
Gremlin wrote:
C.Sahlman doubling in the 800 & 3k, wonder if he'll try to double at nationals? Nathan Neil listed unattached and for Washington in the 3k, haven't seen anything on him yet for NCAA.
I believe Nathan hit a 3:58 or something a couple weeks ago
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Peach Pit wrote:
omg Nico young we’re bout to have another sub 3:50 indoor miler
Not mentioned in first heat sheets posting: Nico actually racing the 3000 Friday night, doubling back in the mile Saturday:
https://www.dyestat.com/gprofile.php?mgroup_id=44531&do=news&news_id=671059
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Fan Out West. wrote:
The miles, 800s and top section of the women's 3000 are all on Saturday.
Stanford entries are Bunnage/mile, Willis/mile, Whittaker/800, Kennedy/3000.
The elite DMRs essentially kick off the meet Friday noon.
Have no insider info, but would love to see a Stanford lineup of Kennedy/1200 -> Whittaker/400 -> Willis/800 -> Bunnage/1600.
Willis is no longer listed for the mile. Hope she doesn't have any injury and can still do the DMR...
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Fan Out West. wrote:
Peach Pit wrote:
omg Nico young we’re bout to have another sub 3:50 indoor miler
Not mentioned in first heat sheets posting: Nico actually racing the 3000 Friday night, doubling back in the mile Saturday:
I've seen a few people say this: Are you guys sure you aren't mistaking Nicholas Young of Oklahoma for Nico Young? Nicholas Young is listed in the 3k, last time I checked Nico Young wasn't on the heat sheets.
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I would cancel indoors.
It's not an Olympic Sport.
It's better to have Winter Outdoors Track in So Cal.
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WA ~2:50/:47/:1:46 with Green now on anchor with a pacer
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rbtrackfan wrote:
WA ~2:50/:47/:1:46 with Green now on anchor with a pacer
I get Green at 3:53 for 9:14 ish
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