Emily Richards does it again. After only running 2:05.28 indoors, D3 star is now the overall NCAA Leader at 2:02.84.

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  • LetsRun.com
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    1 year ago 04/08/2018 9:40pm CDT
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    Richards, who only ran 2:05.28 indoors, ran 2:02.84 this weekend at Arizona State to set the NCAA leader and she's D III.

    Last year, she ran 2:01.74 at USAs after running only after only running 2:08.83 indoors.

    PL NAME YEAR TEAM TIME SC
    1. Schneider, Rachel Under Armour 2:01.98 -
    2. Richards, Emily SR-4 Ohio Northern 2:02.84 -
    3. Staebler, Jasmine JR-3 Iowa State 2:04.54 -
    4. Stenman-Fahey, Erinn JR-3 Iowa State 2:06.68 -
    5. Brown, Alisha Oiselle 2:07.59 -
    6. Pfaff, Amy SR-4 Boise State 2:07.74 -
    7. Tinoco, Bianca SO-2 Arizona State 2:09.76 -
    8. Chapman, Larkin SO-2 Iowa State 2:16.10 -
  • fartlekpants
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    1 year ago 04/08/2018 11:14pm CDT
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    Actually she ran 2:00.62 last year, at the Music City Distance Carnival.
  • High top
    1 year ago 04/09/2018 12:23am CDT
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    She runs a very savvy race here:
  • High top
    1 year ago 04/09/2018 12:27am CDT
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    Has anyone else ever run in the top 8 at USA's while in DIII?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry3F9EyGOPg
  • High top
    1 year ago 04/09/2018 1:27am CDT
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    She runs a very savvy race here:

    https://www.flotrack.org/video/5805927-tasty-race-emily-richards-sets-new-diii-record-in-the-800m-20234
  • Bowerman_Watch
    1 year ago 04/09/2018 7:51am CDT
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    She needs to be added to the Bowerman Watch List. She's doing things very few have ever accomplished in D3 and she'd be competitive at any level.
  • Yessiree Bob
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    1 year ago 04/09/2018 9:36am CDT
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    Edwin Moses
  • oboeviolin
    1 year ago 04/09/2018 3:57pm CDT
    re: Yessiree Bob
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    Yessiree Bob wrote:

    Edwin Moses


    HAHAHA

    The GOAT
  • not from oregon
    1 year ago 04/09/2018 11:41pm CDT
    re: Bowerman_Watch
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    Bowerman_Watch wrote:

    She needs to be added to the Bowerman Watch List. She's doing things very few have ever accomplished in D3 and she'd be competitive at any level.


    Uh, no. Cheserek didn't even win a Bowerman, you really think Richards is deserving to even be considered? I don't think so. You don't extra credit for being DIII.
  • High top
    1 year ago 04/10/2018 12:04am CDT
    re: Yessiree Bob
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    Yessiree Bob wrote:

    Edwin Moses


    Well...there ya go!
  • Argh!
    1 year ago 04/10/2018 9:09am CDT
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    Nick Simmonds was a DIII guy as well.
  • High top
    1 year ago 04/10/2018 11:04am CDT
    re: Argh!
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    Argh! wrote:

    Nick Simmonds was a DIII guy as well.


    He and Drew Windle were both DII
  • Not Nick Symmonds
    1 year ago 04/10/2018 11:09am CDT
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    High top wrote:

    Argh! wrote:

    Nick Simmonds was a DIII guy as well.


    He and Drew Windle were both DII


    Naa he was DIII bro
  • it's the rock, holla
    1 year ago 04/10/2018 12:39pm CDT
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    High top wrote:

    Has anyone else ever run in the top 8 at USA's while in DIII?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry3F9EyGOPg


    In 2004, Andrew Rock went all the way from DIII to a gold medal in Athens.

    Ran 44.66 at the Jim Bust USATF meet, 44.95 at the Olympic Trials to finish 6th and qualify for the relay, and 44.8 in the prelims of the 4x400m relay in Athens.

    It's a shame his career didn't last longer, because he's the true GOAT. And a super nice dude as well.
  • The Starved Elephant
    1 year ago 04/10/2018 1:54pm CDT
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    it's the rock, holla wrote:

    High top wrote:

    Has anyone else ever run in the top 8 at USA's while in DIII?

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ry3F9EyGOPg


    In 2004, Andrew Rock went all the way from DIII to a gold medal in Athens.

    Ran 44.66 at the Jim Bust USATF meet, 44.95 at the Olympic Trials to finish 6th and qualify for the relay, and 44.8 in the prelims of the 4x400m relay in Athens.

    It's a shame his career didn't last longer, because he's the true GOAT. And a super nice dude as well.


    And apparently a good coach, as well. Bethel's 400 squad is kicking ass.