Anyone know if Thomas Ratcliffe is healthy or injured or what? He looked promising last year with his XC results and a 7:53 indoors but nothing after that. Milt said during cross country they were holding him back because of an injury but indoors has come and passed and nothing.
Not entered at Stanford next week, either.
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Reportedly he had surgery on both of his knees, not sure how his recovery is or if he's running anymore
He is joining all of the other high school "phenoms" and promising runners of the past decade in the dust bin of runners history. From the Rosas. to the McGortys to Saarel, to Slagowski, to Hunter, you name it. They pick up the expected career ending injury/sickness and that's it. No mo.
This is why we are getting more Kenyan imports in the ranks to fill out the spots that Americans can no longer fill in.
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He is joining all of the other high school "phenoms" and promising runners of the past decade in the dust bin of runners history. From the Rosas. to the McGortys to Saarel, to Slagowski, to Hunter, you name it. They pick up the expected career ending injury/sickness and that's it. No mo.
This is why we are getting more Kenyan imports in the ranks to fill out the spots that Americans can no longer fill in.
Hunter isn't injured though
4:01 in high school, never ran xc, then debuts in xc at Stanford in 23:17, runs 7:53i, and then hasn't competed since, I believe.
Huge talent. They aren't very good at keeping their athletes healthy and into track vs. highly lucrative other Stanford pursuits.
Not going anywhere wrote:
He is joining all of the other high school "phenoms" and promising runners of the past decade in the dust bin of runners history. From the Rosas. to the McGortys to Saarel, to Slagowski, to Hunter, you name it. They pick up the expected career ending injury/sickness and that's it. No mo.
This is why we are getting more Kenyan imports in the ranks to fill out the spots that Americans can no longer fill in.
Hunter looks pretty damn good to me. Didn’t realise running 3:36 at 19 was career ending. Question for ya: how many Kenyan Americans made the world teams for 1500 or 5k last year? 1. Yup, just 1 and that was Chelimo. Your point has almost zero validity. Better luck next time.
13:32 at Stanford tonight.
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13:32 at Stanford tonight.
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3:44 1500 m a few weeks ago.
He is looking good.
Great interview with Steve Cram - says Jakob has no chance of WRs this year
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