Broke her 400h national record again and narrowly missed her own state record in the 400. Ran jist hours apart
Broke her 400h national record again and narrowly missed her own state record in the 400. Ran jist hours apart
Bump. Surprised this isn't getting more attention
Is she a junior or senior?
She's obv a senior. Goddess
How has this girl not Gone pro yet - sponsors should be tripping over one another and falling down to sign her! Shoes, shampo, makeup, cereal, whatever - sign her up! College can wait!
What is also shocking is that her hurdle form is suspect. Those are excellent times, but I am more impressed with the 400h time, due to the form issue. Tighten that up and she will be a world beater. I think the coaches at Kentucky can do that for her.
Her 400H this year have been 56, 55, now almost breaks 54! Insane raw talent. She is to U.S. hurdles what Chespol is to steeple.
Don't Think Twice About It wrote:
How has this girl not Gone pro yet - sponsors should be tripping over one another and falling down to sign her! Shoes, shampo, makeup, cereal, whatever - sign her up! College can wait!
A choice you obviously made, pro athlete or not.
Camille Piglia wrote:
Don't Think Twice About It wrote:How has this girl not Gone pro yet - sponsors should be tripping over one another and falling down to sign her! Shoes, shampo, makeup, cereal, whatever - sign her up! College can wait!
A choice you obviously made, pro athlete or not.
This makes no sense. Reaching to far for a joke.
In terms of how close this is to the current world record -would be like a high school kid pole vaulting 19'7"
Nearly 97% of world record.
Yabadabado wrote:
In terms of how close this is to the current world record -would be like a high school kid pole vaulting 19'7"
Nearly 97% of world record.
Pole vault doesn't translate like the running events. Just look at the difference in percentages between the men and the ladyfolks.
She's very impressive and I can see in 5 years a lot of records falling.
For letsrun, we must convert to mile terms: like a boy running 3:49.1 for the mile.
Yabadabado wrote:
In terms of how close this is to the current world record -would be like a high school kid pole vaulting 19'7"
Nearly 97% of world record.
In short, probably the best prep track record on the books.
Killnit wrote:
For letsrun, we must convert to mile terms: like a boy running 3:49.1 for the mile.
Yabadabado wrote:In terms of how close this is to the current world record -would be like a high school kid pole vaulting 19'7"
Nearly 97% of world record.
And she went 22.96 to win the 200m and set a state record.
Her 200 time is even better than her current open 400 time. I guess for her it's still not championship season and she can take off another second in her 400 and 400h times this summer.
She has national records now at 300i, 400i, 300H, 400H, but not 400 outdoors. 22.96 with no comp is ridiculous, wonder what the wind was?
The potential of her talent is so much more valuable than a Cain or Efraimson or whoever the latest teen distance runner is. She could be the next Alyson Felix. Maybe better. Plus she's very well-spoken and super cute. All of the skills
I'm rooting for her and hope her arc of success keeps going for a long time.
She may crack top 100 all-time by end of summer
http://www.alltime-athletics.com/w_400hok.htm
That would be like 3:49.5 for a high school boys time.
Sprinters are more exciting wrote:
The potential of her talent is so much more valuable than a Cain or Efraimson or whoever the latest teen distance runner is. She could be the next Alyson Felix. Maybe better. Plus she's very well-spoken and super cute. All of the skills
I'm rooting for her and hope her arc of success keeps going for a long time.
I am too. God knows the US isn't what it used to be when it comes to sprints. I also hope she stays far away from Nike once she inevitably turns pro. Cain would have been better served going elsewhere since Salazar can't seem to coach women. Hasay is the prime example here