sorry but why didn't she just go to harvard. i am a poster on letsrun and very smart
Kenzie Doyle = Most Improved NCAA female???
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What dude wrote:
Kaley was 4th in the mile in indoor??? Guess she really didn’t pan out.
Got a better job opportunity then running professionally 🤷🏼♂️ why get paid $0 by new balance Boston when you can have a steady job and set you and your family up financially.
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Covid year. many schools did not compete.
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river hawk wrote:
Flow Rider wrote:
scholarshipstats.com - It's a passion project of a DC based CPA. Cool dude, and will actually answer direct questions if you message him. You can find program wide numbers that I used here on a back page you can find listed at bottom of landing page for cross country. It has no paywall or subscription, and has been a wealth of information.
This is cool, thank you. How do you get to that back page with the program wide numbers? What do I click?
Click on "Average NCAA I Scholarships" at bottom of page
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finished 14th.
she will need her social media money. No contract for you.
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family ties wrote:
underrated wrote:
Kenzie Doyle of UMass Lowell has to be the most improved NCAA female over the last 4 years. She ran 15:27 at BU last night.
- She never ran at a national meet in high school for track or XC.
- Best result in 2020 was a 5:22 mile & 10:43 for 3k.
- Then 81st place at 2021 Northeast XC regional. 2022 indoor season she ran 5:00 / 9:49 / 16:57, and outdoor 2022 runs 35:01 for 10k
- Fall 2022 finishes 4th at Northeast XC regional, finishes 85th at NCAAs
- 2023 track season lowers her PRs to 4:44 / 9:14 / 16:00 / 33:25. Finishes 7th at NCAA east regional 10k, and then 17th at NCAAs in the 10k
- Fall 2023 redshirts XC season, then runs 15:27 for 5k at the BU season opener.
Her Strava shows that she held 90 MPW since July 2023 with most of it under 7:00 pace. Training is impressive and incredibly consistent.
Her father was on an NCAA championship team at UTEP in 1969. Her entire family were very successful runners.
That would make her father 75 which seems unlikely.
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Avery wrote:
family ties wrote:
Her father was on an NCAA championship team at UTEP in 1969. Her entire family were very successful runners.
That would make her father 75 which seems unlikely.
You are right, Mr Know it All. Her father passed away at 58 years old in 2007.
"Doyle was born into a running family. Her father Bobby Doyle started the running legacy as he competed in college at the University of Texas at El Paso where he was part of the 1969 NCAA Division 1 cross country championship team. He raced in the Boston Marathon numerous times, including a fifth-place finish in 1985.
“I was exposed to running and all of that when I was little,” Doyle said. “Around 6 years old, (my dad) passed, so all of my siblings and I wanted to carry on his legacy and kind of feel connected to him in a way through the sport.”"41 -
I couldn't help but notice during yesterday's livestream that the logo next to her name on the start list was a Umass Amherst logo, not Lowell's. 😵
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