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Replying To:

Ping...Ping...They go 1 and 2 at Minnesota 3200m

LateRunnerPhil

Minnesota XC Fan wrote:

As I've pointed out previously on this board, the two best 5K XC times of Grace's career were run by her last Fall, as a 10th grader, both on courses that she had previously run on in the 7th and/or 9th grades. So to the poster above who thinks she's gotten slower, you have to ignore the evidence.

This. Also, she is trained by Tinman whose utmost priority is LONG-TERM development of athletes.

Tinman is not burning her out like they did Mary Cain, he is laying a solid foundation for great success in her collegiate and possibly post-collegiate (pro) career.

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