Anchor splits from video:
Tuohy 65.2/~66/~67/65.3 - some not on camera, supposedly 2:44 at 1000
32.4 from 1200 to 1400, then 32.9 as she was done
Maatog 67.5/69.3/67.7/65.3
32.4 last 200
Markezich 68/70.2/69.1/64.7
32.0 last 200
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erobinson wrote:
They don't have anyone who can go under 58 in a 400?
They have Chapman who seemed to get hurt in pentathlon - she did 55 at JDL I think
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Kenny59 wrote:
It's because us old people don't use pronouns.
im a college student and dont use pronouns, we dont use it here in our country too, only americans are into that clownery and fastwomen blocked me on twitter coz i blasted them about pronouns
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semihaze wrote:
Kenny59 wrote:
It's because us old people don't use pronouns.
im a college student and dont use pronouns, we dont use it here in our country too, only americans are into that clownery and fastwomen blocked me on twitter coz i blasted them about pronouns
lol semi you know you blocked me a while back!
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they're not biologists. apparently Nikki Hiltz isn't female (nor male) but should be counted as a woman when racing. Trust the science.
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awful 3 legs wrote:
Tuohy got the baton in 6th place, and kicked to a 4:23 PR to anchor NC State to third place.
Splits:
1200m - 3:24
400m - 58
800 - 2:06
1600 - 4:23
Time: 10:52
Great effort. Now she knows, running DMR at Nationals is not not not an option.
Relay legs are not PRs.
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Just curious how fast Tuohy could run for each of these legs?
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curious9 wrote:
Just curious how fast Tuohy could run for each of these legs?
1200 - 3:14
400 - no clue
800 - 2:04
1600 - we know the answer
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I agree with everyone saying that Tuohy should not run the DMR at nationals.
I also wonder if she's really going to make a run for the world team in the spring.
If she goes undefeated this year, and with the Olympic year coming up, I wonder if she'll question whether she should remain in the NCAA.
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aadfafe wrote:
I agree with everyone saying that Tuohy should not run the DMR at nationals.
I also wonder if she's really going to make a run for the world team in the spring.
If she goes undefeated this year, and with the Olympic year coming up, I wonder if she'll question whether she should remain in the NCAA.
No doubt she will question it, though the temptation to go for another double XC team/individual title may delay that decision to the end of the year.
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We should start listing 1) Fastest relay splits
2) Fastest halves in a marathon.;
Records that aren't officially kept.
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The Women's WR DMR
The quartet ultimately beat the former record by 6.06, finishing in a time of 10:33.85. MacLean, the 2022 U.S. 1500m champion, opened it up running 1200m in 3:14.92. Ellis, who was part of the USA 4 x 400 gold winning team in the Tokyo Olympics, followed with 400m in 52.04. Then ran her 800m in 2:03.30. , a 3000m indoor world medalist, finished it up with 1600m in 4:23.55.So 4:23.36 does beat that split by Purrier St. Pierre
here is something on M 4x400 showing 42.91 by Michael Johnson
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Kind of crazy that a collegiate all star team of
1200: Esther Seeland (3:17) or Juliette Whittaker (3:18)
400: Britton Wilson (51)
800: Roisin Willis (2:01)
1600: Katelyn Tuohy (4:23)
could break the world record with 10:32. All are 22 or younger, and all have freshman/sophomore eligibility except Seeland. Or an NC State all-star team of Tuohy/Henes on the 1200/1600 legs, Bush on the 800, and Griffin on the 400 could maybe do it.
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world record alert wrote:
Kind of crazy that a collegiate all star team of
1200: Esther Seeland (3:17) or Juliette Whittaker (3:18)
400: Britton Wilson (51)
800: Roisin Willis (2:01)
1600: Katelyn Tuohy (4:23)
could break the world record with 10:32. All are 22 or younger, and all have freshman/sophomore eligibility except Seeland. Or an NC State all-star team of Tuohy/Henes on the 1200/1600 legs, Bush on the 800, and Griffin on the 400 could maybe do it.
Actually we don’t know that they could break the world record. Maybe but remember that KT was chasing down other teams so maybe with competition they could but maybe not solo.
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world record alert wrote:
Kind of crazy that a collegiate all star team of
1200: Esther Seeland (3:17) or Juliette Whittaker (3:18)
400: Britton Wilson (51)
800: Roisin Willis (2:01)
1600: Katelyn Tuohy (4:23)
could break the world record with 10:32. All are 22 or younger, and all have freshman/sophomore eligibility except Seeland. Or an NC State all-star team of Tuohy/Henes on the 1200/1600 legs, Bush on the 800, and Griffin on the 400 could maybe do it.
Sophie O'Sullivan ran 3:16 when Wash set the record. Granted she had a pacer, but still.
They should do it! NCAA super team
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Mr.Anonymous:
Tuohy's plan was supposed to break the Indoor 5k record at ACCs but the plan changed last minute, she was entered in the DMR and it became a DMR NCAA record attempt. The worst thing that could happen, happened for them. Their 400m leg got injured. No record for Tuohy this week. No gold for their DMR team.
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FasTuffy wrote:
Mr.Anonymous:
Tuohy's plan was supposed to break the Indoor 5k record at ACCs but the plan changed last minute, she was entered in the DMR and it became a DMR NCAA record attempt. The worst thing that could happen, happened for them. Their 400m leg got injured. No record for Tuohy this week. No gold for their DMR team.
No way they were attempting the DMR record with a 3:24 lead off.
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Blank231 wrote:
FasTuffy wrote:
Mr.Anonymous:
Tuohy's plan was supposed to break the Indoor 5k record at ACCs but the plan changed last minute, she was entered in the DMR and it became a DMR NCAA record attempt. The worst thing that could happen, happened for them. Their 400m leg got injured. No record for Tuohy this week. No gold for their DMR team.
No way they were attempting the DMR record with a 3:24 lead off.
I have no idea if there is any thruth to this, but maybe they thought they could get 3:22/0:55/2:05 and 4:24 for 10:46 which would be right at the record
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Yes they were attempting to break the DMR record with Shaw in the lead off. Tuohy was going to make up for it anyways. What they didn't expect was their 400m leg getting injured.
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