Betsy Saina 15:21 at Cyclone Classic!

Why did Aliphine transfer from Iowa State?

http://www.goshockers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=61352&SPID=2843&DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=7500&ATCLID=205082076&Q_SEASON=2012

In^Saina in the mem^braina!

transfer why wrote:

Why did Aliphine transfer from Iowa State?

http://www.goshockers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=61352&SPID=2843&DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=7500&ATCLID=205082076&Q_SEASON=2012

She transferred a couple years ago for nursing school at Wichita state. Not offered at Iowa State.

No way a Kenyan ran that fast wow surprising lol

MVC wrote:

She transferred a couple years ago for nursing school at Wichita state. Not offered at Iowa State.

Ah, Ok, thanks! Seems like Nursing is a popular degree with the Africans. If she keeps improving, she might be able to go pro.

Wow! Lisa Uhl can't even run with her in training.

U trying to be funny? She would have put 25secs into Hasay.

bleu wrote:

Wow! Lisa Uhl can't even run with her in training.

Lisa Uhl was a rabbit.

Nope, not third.Oversized tracks do no count anyway.http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/index.php/tafn-lists?list_id=15&sex_id=W&yyear=2008

Come on mayne wrote:

Blazing! Third on collegiate all time list!

1 Saina, Betsy IAST 15:21.66

2 Tuliamuk-Bolton, Alip WICU 15:25.47

3 Nukuri, Diane UIA 15:41.75

4 Nelson, Meaghan IAST 16:12.08

5 Ramos, Beverly UNA 16:18.86

6 Kayfes, Molly UMN 16:31.47

7 Docherty, Laura UMN 16:32.35

8 Anzalone, Gabi UWI 16:32.90

9 Cheruiyot, pasca BLUE 16:36.28

10 Nelson, Crystal IAST 16:37.84

11 Bluske, Samantha IAST 16:53.87

12 Moen, Katy IAST 16:56.81

13 Rotich, Perez IAST 16:59.39

14 Agnew, Jennifer MARY 17:00.61

15 Petersen, Taylor IAST 17:23.64

-- Uhl, Lisa NIKE DNF

-- Stack, Dani IAST DNS

Regardless of the track size, that was a fast time.

ur.n.idiot wrote:

Nope, not third.

Oversized tracks do no count anyway.

http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/index.php/tafn-lists?list_id=15&sex_id=W&yyear=2008

My fault, second on the oversized track indoor all time. WAY worse.

Regardless of if she was a rabbit. Uhl can't run 15:21. Wow. It's going to take a sub 15 to win outdoor NCAA 5,000m.

One of my athletes was at the race and confirmed Lisa was a rabbit.

Saina is now #3 all-time indoors in the 5000:The top 5 according to TFN:15:14.18 Kim Smith' (Providence) 3/12/0415:17.28 Sonia O'Sullivan (Villanova) 01/26/9115:21.66 Betsy Saina (Iowa State) 02/09/1315:27.42 Sally Kipyego' (Texas Tech) 03/09/0715:34.5 Margaret Groos (Virginia) 02/20/81An article in the school newspaper states:

Isaac Copley wrote:

Trailing with only two laps left, Saina was able to move into first place and stretch that lead into an indoor track school record finish.

http://www.iowastatedaily.com/sports/womens_track_field/article_73150362-7306-11e2-a9ba-001a4bcf887a.html

LetsRun.com wrote:

Saina is now #3 all-time indoors in the 5000:

The top 5 according to TFN:

15:14.18 Kim Smith' (Providence) 3/12/04

15:17.28 Sonia O'Sullivan (Villanova) 01/26/91

15:21.66 Betsy Saina (Iowa State) 02/09/13

15:27.42 Sally Kipyego' (Texas Tech) 03/09/07

15:34.5 Margaret Groos (Virginia) 02/20/81

An article in the school newspaper states:

Isaac Copley wrote:

Trailing with only two laps left, Saina was able to move into first place and stretch that lead into an indoor track school record finish.

http://www.iowastatedaily.com/sports/womens_track_field/article_73150362-7306-11e2-a9ba-001a4bcf887a.html

Oversized tracks do not count, as has been pointed out already on this thread. You could have easily figured this out by noticing Jenny Barringer's 15:01 was not on the list.

You letsrun.com guys need to learn a little about the sport.

LetsRun.com wrote:

Saina is now #3 all-time indoors in the 5000:

The top 5 according to TFN:

15:14.18 Kim Smith' (Providence) 3/12/04

15:17.28 Sonia O'Sullivan (Villanova) 01/26/91

15:21.66 Betsy Saina (Iowa State) 02/09/13

15:27.42 Sally Kipyego' (Texas Tech) 03/09/07

15:34.5 Margaret Groos (Virginia) 02/20/81

An article in the school newspaper states:

Isaac Copley wrote:

Trailing with only two laps left, Saina was able to move into first place and stretch that lead into an indoor track school record finish.

http://www.iowastatedaily.com/sports/womens_track_field/article_73150362-7306-11e2-a9ba-001a4bcf887a.html

IT WAS AN OVERSIZED TRACK, IT DOES NOT QUALIFY FOR THIS LIST!

LetsRun.com wrote:

Saina is now #3 all-time indoors in the 5000:

The top 5 according to TFN:

15:14.18 Kim Smith' (Providence) 3/12/04

15:17.28 Sonia O'Sullivan (Villanova) 01/26/91

15:21.66 Betsy Saina (Iowa State) 02/09/13

15:27.42 Sally Kipyego' (Texas Tech) 03/09/07

15:34.5 Margaret Groos (Virginia) 02/20/81

An article in the school newspaper states:

Isaac Copley wrote:

Trailing with only two laps left, Saina was able to move into first place and stretch that lead into an indoor track school record finish.

http://www.iowastatedaily.com/sports/womens_track_field/article_73150362-7306-11e2-a9ba-001a4bcf887a.html

Yes, or maybe, but the conversion is the same for the Banked 200s, so they do not count either... Yes, I think that the large ovals are a bit faster than the 200 banked tracks but not too much and the 200s make racing easier with the banking helping passing, especially from the turns.

Track and field news keeps a separate list but counts the large indoor ovals for 'outdoor', or overall consideration.

26mi235 wrote:

Track and field news keeps a separate list but counts the large indoor ovals for 'outdoor', or overall consideration.

T&FN is so irrelevant now that it hurts. What a shame.