Heatstroke wrote:
Jzs wrote:
❤️🩹 truly heartbreaking for Hall
It's well known Hall doesn't do well with the heat and warm weather marathons.
Surprised she didn't wear sunglasses or a visor like everyone else.
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MelRnr wrote:
Lindwurm just said she was a walk on to her Div II team. Believe and never give up! What an accomplishment today.
I looked up her high school times (she was Dakotah Bullen then). Her PRs were 5:40 for 1600, 12:32 for 3200. Amazing to go from there to making the Olympics.
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Jeffro wrote:
You are full of it. In 2022 I ran around Eugene cheering Sarah Hall to fifth place in the world. In the world.
Not in any way was that fifth in the world. No way!!! Countries were limited to three competitors, in a few cases four.
Just wondering who is full of it???
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Sara Hall has to be close to the American masters record. I didn’t catch her finish time though. Great run Sara!
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Wow, Makenna Myler barely broke 2:32 before this and now she's top-8 in the deepest American women's trials ever with a 5 minute and 45 second PR. Huge performance from her.
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runzzzzzz234 wrote:
Obviously O'Keefe deserves immense props but also have to give a shout out to McClain for 4th. Had never heard of her and just looked up her PRs. Had a big PR for 2:29 foe her entry into trials and then just dropped another 4 min on the big stage. Based on her track PRs didn't expect that, so clearly the marathon is her niche. Bravo to her and O'Keefe!
1-4-5-43 all Stanford grads.
At the 2019 NCAA XC champs . . . Stanford women were led by O'Keefe, Ella Donaghu, Julia Haymach, and Christina Aragon . . . all current pros . . . yet finished third behind AR & BYU (96-102-123) . . .
FWIW . . . look at the names of the top runners in that race:
https://www.tfrrs.org/results/xc/16731/NCAA_Division_I_Cross_Country_Championships
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Love Citius’s coverage but David Melly is such a bad interviewer.
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Maybe this will help those asking who is Jessica McClain?
TFRRS: https://tfrrs.org/athletes/3272915/Stanford/Jessica_Tonn
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Ashlee Powers finished in 2:54:00.
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Old Man by the Sea wrote:
From a D2 walk-on to Olympic qualifier!!!!!!!
Moving!!
Yeah, very cool to find out Lindwurm was a walk-on at her D2 program. Grinder victory right there!
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Powers Rangers wrote:
Ashlee Powers finished in 2:54:00.
That's some staying power
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where did you see the full results
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Over / under on mile rupp drops?
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Buster Poindexter wrote:
If that’s blood on O’Keeffe’s bib, that is going to be one painful post-race shower.
I was at a watch party and the women were talking about what would be bleeding to show in that spot. Ouch
They also commented that it came through her bib as well as her top.
Bloody painful.
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Who are you referring to. Not watching.
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tomormatt wrote:
Over / under on mile rupp drops?
Well given that you posted this dumb comment over an hour after he finished...
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so what do they think was bleeding?
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