Elly Henes not running 10k at USATF

Link? I couldn’t find the podcast you’re referring to.

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It’s spelled “Citius”.

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CITIUS MAG Podcast with Chris Chavez - Elly Henes On Taking Big Risks To Belong And Race Among The Best Runners In America – Just Ran 30:48 For 10,000m (No. 6 All-Time U.S.) on Stitcher

"I think a lot of my running career has been running within my comfort zone...Among the lessons learned last year was that there are going to be a lot of times when we're not in control and when I'm around people who can just...

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It's on Spotify also

Listening now, thanks!

She would easily make the team if she finished top 3 based on ranking.

There are a lot of people floating impossible scenarios out there.

Ely Henes would be in with out a time.

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World Athletics Made a Big Change to World/Olympic 10,000m Qualifying and No One Is Talking About It

Jonathan Gault

As things stand, a man with a 28:30 pb and a woman with a 34:01 pb would be going to the 2023 Worlds thanks to their cross country rankings. And is US Army member Emmanuel Bor being punished for running World XC?

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If that is true I hope Smith advises her to run the 10k. Tbh it sounds like Monson may do the 5k this year and it will be very competitive, 10k might be Henes's best shot to make the team.

This article makes it seem like 10k spots at worlds will be chosen by 1) who has the time standard 2) then cross country 3) leftover spots by rankings.

I'm not running the 10K at USATF, either.

Just bumping this thread because Weini Kelati is basically out of the 10k now too. She raced 10k today in Europe and fell short of the standard, so is indicating she won't run it at USATF. According to Gault, if you don't have the standard you pretty much can't go to worlds this year because of how 10k qualifying has changed to give spots for cross country.

It's unclear to me who has the 10k standard this year other than Monson...

This whole mess with world standard (30:40) is reason why 10k would be best chance for Touhy to finish top 3 at usatf in small field, but it would not get her on world team.

Where is the explanation from Gault regarding qualifying for the 10k?

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The 4 Events You Need to Watch This Weekend: Lyles v Coleman, Chelimo & Kelati Tackle the 10K, & More

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In chronological order, we get you ready for this weekend's pro action which is taking place all over the globe. It includes $8,000 800s in NYC and world champ Fred Kerley running his first 100m of 2023 in Japan.

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Which means that, as of now, no woman will be getting a bid based on their 10,000 world ranking (which is different from the the XC ranking). Barring scratches, if you’re not in the top eight in the XC rankings or you don’t have the standard, you’re not going to Worlds.
That’s why Americans Weini Kelati (31:10 pb, 5th at 2022 USAs) and Ednah Kurgat (31:21 pb, 18th at World XC) are flying all the way to England for this race. There aren’t many chances remaining to hit the standard, and without the standard, their chances of running at Worlds this year are virtually zero.