Officially breaks Addy Wiley's "unofficial" mile record of 4:27.71 (converted from 1600m).
Hedengren 4:26.14
Macchia 4:40.75
Blade 4:42.74
Ritzenhein 4:44.49
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Results link and FREE webcast. You need to rewind a bit to see the race.
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Top mile times by a high school girl:
1. 4:24.11 - Mary Cain (But she was a pro at the time.)
2. 4:26.14 - Jane Hedengren
3. 4:27.97 - Sadie Engelhardt (Not running for her high school, running as a semi-pro paid NIL athlete.)
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Very even splits:
33.963
32.145 - 1:06.107
32.624
33.425 - 2:12.155 (1:06.048)
33.470
33.570 - 3:19.195 (1:07.04)
33.418
33.524 - 4:26.137 (1:06.942)611 -
So Many Records wrote:
Top mile times by a high school girl:
1. 4:24.11 - Mary Cain (But she was a pro at the time.)
2. 4:26.14 - Jane Hedengren
3. 4:27.97 - Sadie Engelhardt (Not running for her high school, running as a semi-pro paid NIL athlete.)
How much?
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put a $ figure on it wrote:
So Many Records wrote:
Top mile times by a high school girl:
1. 4:24.11 - Mary Cain (But she was a pro at the time.)
2. 4:26.14 - Jane Hedengren
3. 4:27.97 - Sadie Engelhardt (Not running for her high school, running as a semi-pro paid NIL athlete.)
How much?
As soon as Sadie makes that number public, then we will know.
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She does it again wrote:
Very even splits:
33.963
32.145 - 1:06.107
32.624
33.425 - 2:12.155 (1:06.048)
33.470
33.570 - 3:19.195 (1:07.04)
33.418
33.524 - 4:26.137 (1:06.942)You don't need wavelights if you can pace that well.
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She does it again wrote:
Results link and FREE webcast. You need to rewind a bit to see the race.
Webcast doesn't rewind.
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She does it again wrote:
Officially breaks Addy Wiley's "unofficial" mile record of 4:27.71 (converted from 1600m).
Hedengren 4:26.14
Macchia 4:40.75
Blade 4:42.74
Ritzenhein 4:44.49
My jaw literally dropped watching that.
Her competition today was NO competition (and they’re all incredible runners in their own rights!).
She’s already at the level of potentially winning NCAA’s and she hasn’t even started college yet!
Just, amazing.
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Amazing time by Jane Hedengren!
But how does Rylee Blade run a 15:16 5000 but only a 4:42 mile? That is insane endurance!
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UpperState wrote:
My jaw literally dropped watching that.
Her competition today was NO competition (and they’re all incredible runners in their own rights!).
She’s already at the level of potentially winning NCAA’s and she hasn’t even started college yet!
Just, amazing.
I'm hoping for a Hedengren vs Engelhardt mile race this year.
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So Many Records wrote:
She does it again wrote:
Very even splits:
33.963
32.145 - 1:06.107
32.624
33.425 - 2:12.155 (1:06.048)
33.470
33.570 - 3:19.195 (1:07.04)
33.418
33.524 - 4:26.137 (1:06.942)You don't need wavelights if you can pace that well.
And a lot of runners can pull it off. The effects of wave lights are way overrated.
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shep48 wrote:
Amazing time by Jane Hedengren!
But how does Rylee Blade run a 15:16 5000 but only a 4:42 mile? That is insane endurance!
Ryle Blade's 1600 split in the 5k was 4:54. Even crazier, her third 1600 in the 5k (from 3200 to 4800) was only 4:51.
She is a rare runner who can run only slightly slower than her mile time for 3 miles.
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xy.. wrote:
Webcast doesn't rewind.
If you move the bar back exactly one hour from now (1:15PM ET), it will be right at the start of the race.
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It's already on Youtube
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The NCAA women's winning time yesterday was like 4:32 lol.
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She does it again wrote:
Officially breaks Addy Wiley's "unofficial" mile record of 4:27.71 (converted from 1600m).
Hedengren 4:26.14
Macchia 4:40.75
Blade 4:42.74
Ritzenhein 4:44.49
How about Buitelaar from CANADA 4:45
Only a junior and committed to Colorado
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shep48 wrote:
Amazing time by Jane Hedengren!
But how does Rylee Blade run a 15:16 5000 but only a 4:42 mile? That is insane endurance!
I'd guess due to fatigue - some recover quicker than others. She had 1 day between but coming down from a 5000 is tough.
I ran once 5000, 3000 on back to back days at a meet - about 14:15 and just a hair under 8:30. I think it's pretty obvious which one was first521 -
Geez, Blade was not afraid to throw some hands and be aggressive during that start.
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