For sure. If Ackley doesn't run the 16, Gabelman is likely the favorite to win in June. I'm thinking he may even have a shot at breaking Kennedy's 1600 record at W. North before he graduates (4:05).
For sure. If Ackley doesn't run the 16, Gabelman is likely the favorite to win in June. I'm thinking he may even have a shot at breaking Kennedy's 1600 record at W. North before he graduates (4:05).
What is Gableman's 1600 PR? Isn't it 4:12 something when he was a sophomore? I would think that even Horter's 1600 state record is within his grasp. I think it is 4:03 something. Unfortunately I don't think Horter ever ran that fast since then. Great HS talent that really leveled off in college. He was decent but not what many thought he would be.
I was starting to wonder if Ackely had a shot at Jordan's 3200 record but he would still need to take off almost 20 seconds from his PR. I think he'll get into the low 8:50s but not under 8:50. He'll have a good career at Syracuse.
For sure. If Ackley doesn't run the 16, Gabelman is likely the favorite to win in June. I'm thinking he may even have a shot at breaking Kennedy's 1600 record at W. North before he graduates (4:05).
The circus must be in town with all these clown posts.
Will Mason win State in CC but fail to win their conference meet in Track for the 2nd year in a row?
So it sounds like you don't realize that the sport is called track & FIELD and that there are a lot of other events that do not need strong distance guys.
For sure. If Ackley doesn't run the 16, Gabelman is likely the favorite to win in June. I'm thinking he may even have a shot at breaking Kennedy's 1600 record at W. North before he graduates (4:05).
The circus must be in town with all these clown posts.
Gabelman ran 4:12 as a soph. You don't think he can drop 7 seconds in 2 years? Or someone is a clown to suggest it?