#2 and #3 collegiate indoor 1500s in past 19 days: 4:07.18 at Millrose and 4:06.51 at World Indoors. Her winning time at NCAAs last spring was only 4:08.60 and she won convincingly.
Indoor record will easily fall on Sunday. What will her time be?
My guess is 4:04.62, moving her into 6th all-time/all-dates behind Wiley, Simpson, Hull, O'Sullivan, and Johnson.
The collegiate indoor record in the event basically nobody runs? The fastest 1500 is probably a mile split.
loI wrote:
The collegiate indoor record in the event basically nobody runs? The fastest 1500 is probably a mile split.
yeah, pretty sure its still Tuohy from her mile at Dr. Sander last year. Think Ramsden only missed it by a few tenths today, should definitely get it in the final unless its super tactical at the start.
Last week in a different thread the prevailing opinion was she had no chance to run 4:06/4:24. Now with an appearance in Glasgow, it seems like a new ballgame.
This one?
Congratulations, Maia! So looking forward to the final. How can anyone not be supporting her? Such a great thing for Harvard, for NCAA D1 sport, and for New Zealand.
You have to wonder about the losers who downvote. Sorry your lives are that miserable.
Glasgow 2024 wrote:
#2 and #3 collegiate indoor 1500s in past 19 days: 4:07.18 at Millrose and 4:06.51 at World Indoors. Her winning time at NCAAs last spring was only 4:08.60 and she won convincingly.
Indoor record will easily fall on Sunday. What will her time be?
My guess is 4:04.62, moving her into 6th all-time/all-dates behind Wiley, Simpson, Hull, O'Sullivan, and Johnson.
Yeah I think Tuohy's 1500m 4:06.59 indoor record is going down.
I think it's called hard blue collar style Gibby training. Not everyone can handle it, but those who can't tend to wind up jealous.
Glasgow 2024 wrote:
This one?
Yes, indeed.
Maia was only 0.02 secs off Katelyn's 4:06.49 college indoor record set en route in last year's Norb Sander mile:
Is there a video online freely available of Maia’s race? World Championships is supposed to be a big deal, and there are not video clips of the semi’s? How expensive can that be in this day and age, when there is a ton of junk, like cat videos or whatever, freely available out there?
der see dooo wrote:
Is there a video online freely available of Maia’s race? World Championships is supposed to be a big deal, and there are not video clips of the semi’s? How expensive can that be in this day and age, when there is a ton of junk, like cat videos or whatever, freely available out there?
It's on Peacock. Ramsden hung toward the back most of the race, moved up a bit with two to go and kicked hard the final lap for third. She was well ahead of 4th but pretty far behind second.
She showed really strong closing speed here, 32.07/30.8. I am not sure if there are any challengers in the NCAA who can close that fast off a quick pace.
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