CIS > NCAA @ 1500m in both men and women in 2015

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5 years ago 07/28/2018 2:53pm EDT

re: Fvdfvdfvdvvff

The gap is getting bigger between the NCAA and CIS, so the streak could really end at 3.

4:06.77 for Schweitzer (NCAA) to 4:08.92 for Lucia Stafford (CIS). So Lucia would actually only be third in the NCAA this year.

The only hope for the CIS is probably Regan Yee who ran a 9:37.31 steeplechase today (yes, that's faster than Ostrander's 9:38.57 (the NCAA leader), but this would be the topic of an another thread). She has run a 4:09.39 earlier this year, but she is clearly in shape right now. I'm not sure that she will get the opportunity to get in a fast 1500m however (and go as fast as 4:06.77).

5 years ago 07/28/2018 11:01pm EDT

re: Jjjjjjj

technically Lucia's sister could still be in the CIS and has run 4:05.??

5 years ago 07/29/2018 8:03am EDT

re: Lotogo

[quote]Lotogo wrote:

Why can’t Canada develop these athletes better after college? Because the top NCAA runners go on to do great things and I don’t see those results from the CIS individuals touted in this thread.[/quote

Bishop would be World and Olympic champion without the men posing as women. Especially since Wilson is a doper.

5 years ago 07/29/2018 9:26am EDT

re: Anyone else

Anyone else wrote:
[quote]Lotogo wrote:
Why can’t Canada develop these athletes better after college? Because the top NCAA runners go on to do great things and I don’t see those results from the CIS individuals touted in this thread.[/quote
Bishop would be World and Olympic champion without the men posing as women. Especially since Wilson is a doper.

I simply think that the CIS is more conducive to high performance (no long NCAA season to go through with a whole bunch of meaningless races which wear you down). Once/If athletes survive their NCAA unharmed, then they have an opportunity to flourish after that (but not during).

Should the threads really be about Yee and not Ostrander or Stafford and not Schweitzer?

4 years ago 08/29/2019 7:45pm EDT

re: Lotogo

Lotogo wrote:
Why can’t Canada develop these athletes better after college? Because the top NCAA runners go on to do great things and I don’t see those results from the CIS individuals touted in this thread.

Oh wait, Stafford, which was mentioned earlier in this thread and is now running as a pro, ran 3:59.59 today. That’s faster than what any US women ran this year.

Mmm... interesting.

It also looks like Bishop, who also ran in the CIS and who was mentioned earlier in the thread, should be the 2016 Olympic champions, since it has now been proven in court that all three athletes who came in front of her at the Olympics in fact had an unfair advantage.

In addition, Bishop should also be the 2015 world champion, since the gold medalist has now been caught using PEDs (Bishop was second in 2015)

4 years ago 08/29/2019 10:32pm EDT

re: Jdjsjsjsjjs

Have you really been serially replying to yourself in this thread for four years while almost nobody else even responds? You must realize that this is bizarre, obsessive behavior. Like stalking an ex who has long since forgotten you.

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