Jane Hedengren - Course Record 18:42 at Pre-Nats at Gans Creek

Course record in her college debut.

https://live.pttiming.com/xc-ptt.html?mid=8212

• Results PLACE ATHLETE 6000M PTS
• 1 Jane Hedengren BYU [FR] - 1030 18:42.3 3:06.3 1
• 2 Silvia Jelego Clemson [SO] - 1062 19:05.8 3:10.7 | +23.5 2
• 3 Riley Chamberlain BYU [JR] - 1027 19:08.6 3:06.7 | +26.3 3
• 4 Mary Ogwoka Tennessee [FR] - 1327 19:27.6 3:21.1 | +45.3 4
• 5 Allie Zealand Liberty [SO] - 1183 19:40.4 3:14.9 | +58.1 5
• 6 Taylor Rohatinsky BYU [SR] - 1038 19:41.6 3:15.9 | +59.3 6
• 7 Jacey Farmer BYU [JR] - 1028 19:45.6 3:06.8 | +1:03.3 7 7
• 8 Lexi Goff BYU [JR] - 1029 19:46.5 3:06.5 | +1:04.2 9 8
• 9 Monica Wanjiku Missouri [FR] - 1223 19:47.9 3:17.8 | +1:05.6 2 9
• 10 Nelah Roberts BYU [SO] - 1037 19:50.5 3:11.5 | +1:08.2 5 10
• 11 Gladys Chepngetich Clemson [JR] - 1059 19:50.9 3:17.2 | +1:08.6 2 11
• 12 Sydney Thorvaldson Arkansas [SR] - 1009 19:51.1 3:20.4 | +1:08.8 4 12
• 13 Imogen Gardiner Boston College [SR] - 1016 19:51.6 3:12.5 | +1:09.3 3 13
• 14 Rylee Blade Florida State [FR] - 1092 19:53.0 3:19.3 | +1:10.7 4 14
• 15 Tilly O'Connor Villanova [JR] - 1363 19:55.7 3:22.0 | +1:13.4 4 15
• 16 Doricah Minsari Isoe Kentucky [FR] - 1749 19:55.7 3:21.8 | +1:13.4 4 16
• 17 Bieke Schipperen Florida State [JR] - 1096 19:56.1 3:21.9 | +1:13.8 4 17
• 18 Taylor Lovell BYU [JR] - 1033 19:57.5 3:16.8 | +1:15.2 1 18
• 19 Nicole Vanasse Villanova [SR] - 1368 19:58.1 3:15.5 | +1:15.8 3 19
• 20 Zariel Macchia BYU [FR] - 1034 20:00.8 3:12.5 | +1:18.5 7

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JANE HEDENGREN WINS
Freshman Jane Hedengren takes first at her debut race and sets the new course record at Gans Creek with a time of 18:42.3 🤯

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1528651904812809

I'm impressed with the time, but even more impressed on how far she buried Jelego and Chamberlain. Neither are slouches. Just wow.

Yes, Chamberlain stepped up and was only 1 second off the winning time of the Gans Creek Classic which had several top teams in it. Oregon, Florida, etc.

Will she go pro after outdoor season? Idk if there is a way, but would be neat to see her run 4 years at BYU

The real deal.

My guess is that if everything goes to plan she gets her degree in 3 years and goes pro before the Olympics in 2028.

No reason to go pro anymore. She can make a ton of money in NIL and still compete for BYU. I highly doubt we see her leave early. Students who go to BYU generally go there for more than just athletics and academics. I expect she will compete all four years.

She didn’t run Nuttycombe.

I thought she ran Pike’s Peak

Elizabeth Leachman never said that. She only said that she wasn't feeling 100% and she wasn't sure she was even going to run last year's post season.

Real women run 8K or 10K. Sissies run 6K.

These days with NIL there's not much of a reason to go pro early. Unless you're dominating everyone. With the school she can get a full scholarship, all meals covered, housing covered, etc... And make money from NIL.

That would require her loading up on credits each term and taking summer classes. Terrible idea for someone trying to train at a high level.

She can turn pro anytime and still complete her degree.