I think bmart just wants it most - she's a killer out there
But Abbey will ultimately be the better 5k runner - just not yet
JH...I dunno. hard to figure out what she is up to. Probably 10/XC will be her best event.
I think bmart just wants it most - she's a killer out there
But Abbey will ultimately be the better 5k runner - just not yet
JH...I dunno. hard to figure out what she is up to. Probably 10/XC will be her best event.
Will Hasay actually race at Mt Sac, or will AlSal have her run on a track in Oregon with dudes pacing her and have her time imported?
1. BMart
2. D'Aggz
3.
4.
5. Hasay
Lannister wrote:
Abbey D is a cutie
B mart- a lot of people say shes hot but I just don't see it
Hasay looks like a little boy, not attractive at all
Not if you really want to talk good looking girls
Sheila Reid and those blue eyes and dimples- gorgeous
Emma Coburn, not an ounce of fat on that hottie
Man, it must be great to be a really good looking guy who gets all the hot women and can judge women (and of course, you're an expert).
And did you ever consider that the little boys your'e attracted to look like grown women? Maybe that's why you're attracted to them![quote]runn wrote:
[quote]Lannister wrote:
Abbey D is a cutie
B mart- a lot of people say shes hot but I just don't see it
Hasay looks like a little boy, not attractive at all
Perhaps I'll need to continue to wait, but Hasay has looked like she is on the verge of a breakthrough for a while.
I saw her in Boston (I was able to catch her training at BU before I started a workout, in addition to the mile race), and she has looked sharp. Obviously looking sharp in practice vs putting together a complete race are two different things. That being said...
Abbey
Hasay
BMart
I think it's going to be fast:
Abbey D': 15:05
Martinez: 15:07
Hasay: 15:18
Based on Abbey D's 8:51 indoor 3K this year she should be in the 15:05's range.
cainess wrote:
I think it's going to be fast:
Abbey D': 15:05
Martinez: 15:07
Hasay: 15:18
Based on Abbey D's 8:51 indoor 3K this year she should be in the 15:05's range.
lol since when does running 8:51=15:05? hasay ran 8:46.89 right? and never ran anything close to 15:05
i think abbey won't be in top shape right now, she probably has plans for summer racing this year. is she graduating?
like i said, martinez will win it in 15:12ish, abbey beaten by a huge 400m kick, and hasay left crawling around 3k
They are all hot. I would do any of them
1. D'Agostino
2. Martinez
3. Hasay
If Abbey does her usual long push from 1600 out, she'll run the kick out of Martinez. And I think 10,000 is Hasay's best event, so she won't quite hang on to the front two here when the pace picks up.
Either L.A.'s Hasay or Riverside's Martinez are guaranteed to win. Or wait, D'Agostino will win.
reed wrote:
cainess wrote:I think it's going to be fast:
Abbey D': 15:05
Martinez: 15:07
Hasay: 15:18
Based on Abbey D's 8:51 indoor 3K this year she should be in the 15:05's range.
lol since when does running 8:51=15:05? hasay ran 8:46.89 right? and never ran anything close to 15:05
i think abbey won't be in top shape right now, she probably has plans for summer racing this year. is she graduating?
like i said, martinez will win it in 15:12ish, abbey beaten by a huge 400m kick, and hasay left crawling around 3k
For Abbey D' it does...her indoor PR for 3K was 8:55 last year so she's 4 seconds faster which I figure means she should be about 5-6 seconds faster in the 5K. She has run her fastest 5K's at Mt.Sac's at the beginning of the season. She set her 15:11.35 PR last year at this time.
Abbey did have a faster mile (4:28) and 3k (8:51) this indoor season, Jordan still has a 8:46 under her belt and the same mile time (4:28), and 10k strength, Brenda ran a fast Carlsbad 5k... It's going to be a fast, close race, why? Because Brenda will follow the rabbit and make it honest, we know from Millrose 3k Abby will push if the past get slow, and w/ Hasay attacking the mile at BU Terrier, we have 3 girls that will go after it! So yes, this will be fast if the pace maker allows it
1) Hasay- 15:07
2) Martinez- 15:07
3) Dags- 15:08
When Abbey was asked if she thought Hasay could beat her in a 5K this was her response.
http://www.runblogrun.com/2013/11/23/NCAA%20Champ%206-7-13%20%201402A.JPG
Come on, these are American girls so have a little respect. No reason why all three can't run under 15.00 easily. Hasay is the star of the group, being both from California and coached by a legend.
Hasay will surely be close to G.Dibaba by the end of the summer, likely beating her within a year or so.
What a great training group - Cain down to low 3.50's for 1500m, Rowbury will be at 3.55 and under 14.30, Hasay at sub-14.30 and sub-30 minutes and Moser at sub-4.00 as well. Take that you african runners, USA represent! Salazar must have a huge waiting list of people wanting to join the group. He should keep it to just Americans though, this Mo Farah thing is really unfortunate, as Rupp would be the best in the world otherwise. Not sure why Salazar is being a traitor to the American guys.
umm wrote:
She has the heart of a lion!
Off the track maybe but when it comes to races she seems to have the heart of a chihuHua!
I wouldn't predict Hasay in the kick, that much I know.
Hasay probably took down time after the USATF fiasco and may take a few months to get sharp again. She didn't seem sharp at Carlsbad, whereas she was somewhere in the 8:40s 3k outdoor last year. Martinez ran 15:24 and should run substantially faster on the track now. D'Agostino's coming off NCAA champs and if she didn't take a break (unlikely with outdoor champs coming up) she should be around 15:10. It is cool to see a world 800m medalist competing seriously at 5000m early in the season. If she takes that kind of strength into the 800m/1500m season, she will be tough to beat.
As others have mentioned, Abbey should have her eyes on a long, productive summer as she begins her pro career. I expect her to get down below 14:45 this year, but not until she sharpens up in June or July. After her indoor season this year went almost exactly as well as last year, I expect her to be at least as good as she was last year, when she ran 15:11 after leading about 4k of this race. To me that indicates sub-15 fitness if she is able to sit on Hasay or Martinez.
It's going to be a very interesting race. Prediction from New York City!
Hasay-15:17
Martinez- 15:18
Dags- 15:20 (she just misses the Texas leader)
1) Hasay 15:06
2) Martinez 15:08
3) D Ago 15:10