westsouthrunner wrote:
webby wrote:
I'm wondering when Tuohy will make her first attempt at a 15:25 5K.
Do you guys just throw out random times for her? You probably really think she has a chance at making the olympic team
Not random at all. She has said that a big goal this year is to qualify for the TRIALS (ie, run 15:20, we now know). So she'll need a 17-second PR. Ambitious, but not ridiculous for someone who has run 15:37 all alone. I'll be rooting for her!
Cool thanks yeah I miss read that article
1520 is a little more reasonable
Be interesting to see what meets she ends up doing
I still think the sub 9 3K something no other high school girls ever done would be a cool accomplishment
webby wrote:
westsouthrunner wrote:
Do you guys just throw out random times for her? You probably really think she has a chance at making the olympic team
Not random at all. She has said that a big goal this year is to qualify for the TRIALS (ie, run 15:20, we now know). So she'll need a 17-second PR. Ambitious, but not ridiculous for someone who has run 15:37 all alone. I'll be rooting for her!
ah if her goal is to merely QUALIFY then that is definitely a good goal and is in her ballpark. I have friends telling me they think she can actually make the team( requires 14:45-15:00 shape in the US). That is very very unlikely
Go to pretty .u h any meet she runs at and a good part of those watching think she has a shot to make the 2020 team. You also have to realize she is the best runner most of these people (other runners at the meet and parents) have ever seen run so to them she is world class.
westsouthrunner wrote:
ah if her goal is to merely QUALIFY then that is definitely a good goal and is in her ballpark. I have friends telling me they think she can actually make the team( requires 14:45-15:00 shape in the US). That is very very unlikely
That is all that she has ever said - to try to qualify to run at the trials. I think even 15:20 is a bit of a stretch, but it is good to have a goal.
This thread is about Milrose but the old men obsessed with Tuohy can never stay on track.
because it is too early. Have their even been any significant indoor hs performances yet? boys or girls?
If can spell there and look at Milesplit, you would know. D2 or D3 grad?
Tuohy train wrote:
If can spell there and look at Milesplit, you would know. D2 or D3 grad?
voice to speech typo. Ivy league grad lmao. You have to pay for milesplit and I am not paying since am not in hs anymore.
Flotrack and Milesplit subscription is all inclusive. So you like to comment but don't follow HS or college running.
Tuohy train wrote:
Flotrack and Milesplit subscription is all inclusive. So you like to comment but don't follow HS or college running.
You can follow the sport without paying for a subscription. I would pay if I thought It was worth it but I don't. Not yet at least. I only follow college track since in XC teams honestly only race like once before nationals (which is why I won't pay for flotrack).
Until recently most of the Milesplit stuff I was interested in was free. A lot of videos are on Runnerspace so I subscribe to that. I have drawn the line with Flotrack/Milesplit Pro because I think they are too greedy and I do not think their commentary is as good as Dyestat.
Tuohy train wrote:
Flotrack and Milesplit subscription is all inclusive. So you like to comment but don't follow HS or college running.
What a stupid comment. You can be a fan without wasting money. Dyestat. Letsrun. Athletics.net... All free. Get off your high horse.
Just since July you could have watched in entirety
US track championships
5th Ave mile
Iaaf world championships
Griak
Berlin marathon
Loiuisville classic
FSU invite
Chicago marathon
Nuttycomb
Prenats
Amsterdam
Every major conference meet
NYC
Regionals
Nationals
You guys are not fans if you don't subscribe.
Flotrack rocks wrote:
Just since July you could have watched in entirety
US track championships
5th Ave mile
Iaaf world championships
Berlin marathon
Chicago marathon
NYC
Nationals
You guys are not suckers if you don't subscribe.
I deleted all the ones that do not matter to me. The remaining ones I watched for free.
I believe Jordan Hasay and Laura Roesler both qualified for the 2012 US Olympic Trials in the 1500m and 800m, leading to the "come to Oregon" serenades after their heats. I can't easily find the qualifying marks needed for those trials, but it must have been around 4:20 and 2:05. The 2020 trials marks are now 4:06 and 2:02, so a lot tougher in today's world for a high schooler to make it.
Roisin Willis and Athing Mu could make it in the 800. Mu is pretty much a guarantee, but Willis would probably have to get into a race with better competition if she wanted to. I'm not sure if anyone has the ability to run 4:06 for 1500. I'm sure Tuohy would prefer to race the 1500 at the trials because the mile/1500 is her favorite event, but she has a more realistic shot at the 5k. Does anyone have an estimate at how she would do in a 10k?
No chance in 1500 or 10k.
Mu is NOT a sure thing by any stretch.
xcmets wrote:
Mu is NOT a sure thing by any stretch.
Fine. Barring injury Mu is a given. She has run 2:01.17, over a full second faster than the 2:02.5 standard. During all three rounds at USAs, she was under 2:02.5. I find it highly unlikely that she will not run 2:02.5 at least once during the time window as long as she is healthy.