Newbury Park throws down, again

SoCaliforniaDream wrote:

An open race is not youth sports. It’s completely allowed. Just like when a post collegiate runner goes out of state to race. I know a mom that ran the gate river 15k weeks ago. It’s the same thing. You may think they are going around the rules, but everyone is actually following the rules. Don’t get bent Just because you’re mad and in your opinion they should not go. It’s totally fine and allowed.

Guessing you didn’t read the document.

"The guidance applies to all organized youth sports and recreation— including school- and community-sponsored programs, and privately-organized clubs and leagues — and adult recreational sports (hereafter youth and adult sports)."

I have no issue with easing Covid restrictions. I do have issue with people who go against the rules for an advantage.

THEY RACED UNATTACHED. THIS IS NOT A SCHOOL OR COMMUNITY SPONSORED. what part don't you understand.

Since we finally cleared this up you can now you can go get confused over something else. It's great tp see son many great dedicated coaches doing great things.

Anyone who thinks otherwise that NP is just a bunch of highly talented athletes who anyone can coach, please pump the brakes. It is not easy to create a culture to get multiple athletes to achieve the level of accomplishment they are doing. Regardless if this always translates to college or pro success, let us be honest no program will have consistent top athletes that always click in college. Yes Nico got hurt in his first year, but when was the last time we saw a Freshman accomplish what he has? If the kids and parents enjoy the experience and are buying into it, great. These will be times they enjoy for the rest of their lives.

Newbury Park at it again tonight starting with a 4:12 from Lex Young and sub 4:20s from Goldstein and Cantu.

9:03 From Leo.

Bellarmine Prep in Nor Cal had the guys run

8:59

9:03

9:07

And that was doubling back after the 1,600 tonight.

Sham 69 wrote:

Newbury Park is proof that talent doesn't exist. Just the right culture, training, and mindset. It's not like they're a mega school, just a normal school with 2,000 students. So there's no excuse to be slow.

If it's all "talent", then why do they have guys running fast every year? It ain't a coincidence.

What a ridiculous statement. Of course talent exists. That high school just happens to have a good program so they get kids to come out, and they buy in to some pretty good training. You can't take a kid with no talent and have them break 9:00 for 3200 no matter what you have them do. There are many talented kids out there who never take up running or do poor training for a while before they figure out what works for them; See Cincinnati's Alec Sandusky. But, of course talent exists, or we would all just copy what Bekele did and be as good as him. Stop being ridiculous.

porp wrote:

Newbury Park at it again tonight starting with a 4:12 from Lex Young and sub 4:20s from Goldstein and Cantu.

Lex Youg 4:12

Nick Goldstien 4:14

Daniel Appleford 4:15

Aaron Cantu 4:17

Leo Young 9:03.

Aaron Sahlman 1:54

Where was Colin?

anonymous maximis wrote:

Where was Colin?

NP didn't race their top girl miler or Colin. I'm guessing he has something planned for them. Who knows The seem to be picky on races

NP-WOW wrote:

porp wrote:

Newbury Park at it again tonight starting with a 4:12 from Lex Young and sub 4:20s from Goldstein and Cantu.

Lex Youg 4:12

Nick Goldstien 4:14

Daniel Appleford 4:15

Aaron Cantu 4:17

Leo Young 9:03.

Aaron Sahlman 1:54

Will the Young brothers be known as the greatest siblings in hs distance running history.? They are on pace to have all 3 brothers under 9 min in the 3200 by the end of the year. By the time the twins graduate it will likely be 3 siblings under 8:45 or better.

Anyone have a results link to the Arcadia meet?

not quite. wrote:

You and "anonymous maximis" (if you're not the same person) need to give it a rest. They ran the mile, and they ran the 3200. They did not run a "full 2 mile." Check the results. Check the video. Check the article you just linked. "Full 2 mile" implies another 18 meters and 3-ish seconds. It was not a "full 2 mile."

xfghj wrote:

Here is the Story, FULL Mile and Two mile.

https://prepcaltrack.com/2021/03/27/sahlman-barnett-scorch-hot-miles-sundown-track-series-finale/

Imagine constantly arguing with people as if the 3200 and 2 mile are drastically different events

Wise Old Man wrote:

NP-WOW wrote:

Lex Youg 4:12

Nick Goldstien 4:14

Daniel Appleford 4:15

Aaron Cantu 4:17

Leo Young 9:03.

Aaron Sahlman 1:54

Will the Young brothers be known as the greatest siblings in hs distance running history.? They are on pace to have all 3 brothers under 9 min in the 3200 by the end of the year. By the time the twins graduate it will likely be 3 siblings under 8:45 or better.

Definitely the best 3-fer

Check out dyestat.com

American Fork's 16:41 4x1600 national record is certainly doable, if not this year, then next.

7 runners under 4:17, 4 under 9:03 in April.

You are really trying to keep this thread going, aren’t you. Hoping for a personal mention? Looking for some validation?

anonymous maximis wrote:

American Fork's 16:41 4x1600 national record is certainly doable, if not this year, then next.

I honestly think they can do it this year. AF’s first leg ran a 4:25 at that time.