Wins Millrose over Koko. Wow
LRC Note: Check out the results. The top 4 all set national records
1 USAElle Purrier New Balance 4:16.85 NRMR
1:04.42 2:09.57 3:14.69 4:16.85
2 GERKonstanze Klosterhalfen Nike 4:17.26 NR
3 GBRJemma Reekie Nike 4:17.88 NR
4 CANGabriela Debues-Stafford Nike 4:19.73 NR 4:19.73
5 USANikki Hiltz adidas 4:24.45 PB
6 USAHeather MacLean New Balance 4:25.98 PB
7 USADani Jones Colorado 4:27.88 PB
8 USAShannon Osika Nike 4:28.79 SB
9 SWEYolanda Ngarambe Atlanta Track Club 4:31.34
10 USARebecca Mehra Oiselle 4:32.61 PB
11 USADanae Rivers Penn State 4:32.95
12 USASinclaire Johnson Nike 4:34.65
DNF USAMegan Mansy Hoka NJ-NY TC
Final lap of race:
https://twitter.com/NBCOlympics/status/1226274968566104064
Full video here:
https://www.letsrun.com/news/2020/02/video-of-elle-purriers-416-85-american-record-in-the-indoor-mile/
Elle Purrier - Are you F***ing kidding - 4:16.85 full mile FTW at Millrose. AR and #2 all time
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Almost breaks Mary Slaney’s outdoor mile record too.
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That was ... incredible.
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She deserves her own splash page tomorrow ( or a shared one with Mondo)
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Just sat down and tuned in right before she did that. Mind blown! 24 years young!
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Four women under 4:20, four national records. Millrose never disappoints.
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WOW.
Coming into the race, her 1500 pb was 4:02.34. That converts to a 4:21.77 mile. Her actual mile pb was 4:24.88. -
Face of t&f for tokyo if she makes team
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And didn’t even know she broke the AR until Brooks interviewed her
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Clean WR?
She was calm as could be the final laps. Insane composure while Koko was writhing. -
faster than NPHS's Jace..... who just ran 4:23 in a workout last week....... hahahahaha whoops
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What does that type of breakthrough and shock remind you of? Only thing I can think of is Solinsky's 2659 but admittedly their wasn't a barrier to be broken here unless you think of it as the 4:00 barrier.
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rojo wrote:
What does that type of breakthrough and shock remind you of? Only thing I can think of is Solinsky's 2659 but admittedly their wasn't a barrier to be broken here unless you think of it as the 4:00 barrier.
Her time converts to a 3:57.8 1500.
Reminded me of Jenny Simpson breaking 4. Is Purrier essentially training alone at UNH with her college coach and doing all this? The 1500 women’s is too loaded though. -
Her coach Mark Coogan told me last summer she'd break 4:00 this year. Boy was he right.
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rojo wrote:
Her coach Mark Coogan told me last summer she'd break 4:00 this year. Boy was he right.
What do you think. Black page?
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I don’t usually scream at my tv with excitement but this is it. She better not run the 5k this year. She absolutely destroyed Nikki Hiltz. A lock for the 1500 team for sure.
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rojo wrote:
WOW.
Coming into the race, her 1500 pb was 4:02.34. That converts to a 4:21.77 mile. Her actual mile pb was 4:24.88.
She ran 4:16.2 at 5th Ave mile last fall.
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2O1SnsHOKO/?igshid=vwh6cghwfv76 -
rojo wrote:
What does that type of breakthrough and shock remind you of? Only thing I can think of is Solinsky's 2659 but admittedly their wasn't a barrier to be broken here unless you think of it as the 4:00 barrier.
Her time converts to a 3:57.8 1500.
Wysocki dropping 12 seconds off her personal best and running 4 flat for 1500, beating reigning WC Decker to make the Olympic team at the 84 trials. -
Prime example of how well epo works. Not even out of breath when she finished, looks like she has changed to the dark side after Doha.
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Another impressive run from Jemma Reekie too on the back of beating Laura Muir and setting British indoor 800 metre record.
