I used to follow the hs girls distance runners and I seem to remember a Megan Oreilly in whom ran some pretty fast times in high school. Did she ever attend a college and compete? I was very impressed with her talent and was wondering what happened to her.
she went to montana
she will likely never be heard from again.
Although Missoula is a great outdoor city and one could really develop some talent there if recruiting right and using the altitude to their benefit like CU, BYU, etc... Raunig seems to be caught in some strange world of his own that noone seems to understand.
Too bad for her. Maybe she can pull through and run well, but will have to do it on her own.
She has/had an incredibly graceful stride. Among the MANY WA high school runners I have seen, only Brie Felnagle impressed me as much. The contrast in college careers has been almost heartbreaking to behold.
At the meet where I saw her, her future Montana teammates seemed in awe that she would be running with them the next year, as she was already at least two minues faster than any of them.
Alas, it has been a roaring silence.
From a reliable source - she's not running anymore.
Sometimes the "world" just isn't fair. Megan has been in Montana for a year and a half and has not been able to represent her university of choice. Several factors have prevented her from running, the largest being injury. At this time she is focusing on the rest of her life. If she gets back into competition, fantastic, if not, what a wonderful experience he scholastic running must have been.
Let every person who knew or knows Miss O'Reilly pray for her success.
I saw her run the HS record 16:10 5k on the track. It's too bad she was able to continue running.
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