Lhotse wrote:
Although technically not a debut (former PR 10:04 in 2017), Courtney Wayment of BYU just "reopened" in 9:31, which is equivalent to 8:21-22 for men. It will be fascinating to see her progression in this event. She certainly could keep the U.S. tradition of women steeplers being easy on the eyes.
yep-she looked very impressive winning over Hannah Steelman-with a bit more experience/hurdle work she has a shot at making a U.S. team...
I have no clue. I hadn’t seen any results from him at Stanford over the past few years so I assumed it was some sort of big time injury. He was a major recruit coming out of 2017. At 6’6 with 48 second quarter speed, he could’ve been a serious problem with development.
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