Essentially a solo effort. Only Doris Lemngole has run a faster collegiate steeple.
Pamela Kosgei 9:15.93 at Stanford Invite -- #2 NCAA all-time
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No one else broke 10.
Another 2nd-AT for Pamela.
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Fan Out West/ wrote:
No one else broke 10.
Another 2nd-AT for Pamela.
9:15 is crazy for the first week in April. We may see the first ever in-season 9:0X mark this year.
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l\'enantiomer wrote:
Fan Out West/ wrote:
No one else broke 10.
Another 2nd-AT for Pamela.
9:15 is crazy for the first week in April. We may see the first ever in-season 9:0X mark this year.
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It's going to take that to win somewhere this collegiate season, so I'm.saying it DEFINITELY will be a sub 9:12 this year and a very good chance at sub 9:10. Doris and Pamela are capable of sub 9:12 and one will push the pace once she is out kicked by the other before NCAA. Then there are two other females capable of sub 9:20.
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Matthew Kosgei of New Mexico runs 8:22.13 to complete an impressive steeple sweep for Kosgeis of New Mexico.
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VIPAM wrote:
l\'enantiomer wrote:
9:15 is crazy for the first week in April. We may see the first ever in-season 9:0X mark this year.
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It's going to take that to win somewhere this collegiate season, so I'm.saying it DEFINITELY will be a sub 9:12 this year and a very good chance at sub 9:10. Doris and Pamela are capable of sub 9:12 and one will push the pace once she is out kicked by the other before NCAA. Then there are two other females capable of sub 9:20.
Yeah, it looks like McCabe was spot on when she mentioned it would take 9:12 to be in the Natl title mix. My big concern re Kosgei is how she's come undone when pushing late at the end of races (tripping on the rail while closing two recent indoor 3ks). I'm looking forward to watching a replay of tonight's race.
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l'enantiomer wrote:
Essentially a solo effort. Only Doris Lemngole has run a faster collegiate steeple.
Impressive to see in-person. It was a little windy at the time too - she's got more in the tank for sure.
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newaccountsinceyourwebsitesucks wrote:
l'enantiomer wrote:
Essentially a solo effort. Only Doris Lemngole has run a faster collegiate steeple.
Impressive to see in-person. It was a little windy at the time too - she's got more in the tank for sure.
I agree. Kosgei's current ceilings in several events are unknown. At The Ten, she might have touched Valby's 10k record with better pacing. Coach Gauson said they discussed going out in 15:25 (not 15:06!), which would have left her with more to burn towards the end.
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Great business model
form USA based training camps like in Kenya
let our high schoolers take 2 or 3 gap years to be in training camps and
then go into NCAA as semi pros!
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The new NCAA.... or KCAA wrote:
Great business model
form USA based training camps like in Kenya
let our high schoolers take 2 or 3 gap years to be in training camps and
then go into NCAA as semi pros!
Already happening in some sense. Students redshirt but continue to train and compete unattached against college athletes who run "semi-pro" times.
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Kosgei's 9:15.93 received a 1204 WA performance score. A string of equivalent steeples would put her in the mix for a spot on Kenya's 2025 World Champs 3000SC squad. How will Athletics Kenya select who goes to Tokyo? Trials race?
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