Hi I am a 15 year old girl in high school, and I'm looking to break 10:30 in the 2 mile this year. My fastest time last year was a little beat under 10:40. My question is, how fast do you have to be to run at nationals? Does anyone know the "at large" marks, etc.? Thanks.
your a loser girl... wannabe prep... anyways... 10:00
youre so fast. go to dyestat where someone cares.
don't sell yourself short. get a good base of weekly mileage NOW, before track season starts and you will improve alot more than 10 seconds. By the end of the year, you might be down under 10:10!
lol right now theres only 1 girl under 10:10 in the 2 mile in high school...
btw opening poster, are ya really meghan?
M.M. wrote:
Hi I am a 15 year old girl in high school, and I'm looking to break 10:30 in the 2 mile this year. My fastest time last year was a little beat under 10:40. My question is, how fast do you have to be to run at nationals? Does anyone know the "at large" marks, etc.? Thanks.
i'm not positive, but i think around 1055, 1100, will get you admitted to nike outdoor nationals. probably a little slower for indoor nationals. to get in the fast heat, under 10:40, or faster, depending on the year. 10:25 - 10:30 would be a safe bet.
dont forget it cant be a seed time, you need to have proof that the time has been run this year. good luck!
last years nationals was a joke with no cali.. (except like primm)
get top 5 at the state meet and you'll probably be at least top 20 in the nation
werent ya top 10 at last years state meet anyway?
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