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Charles Hicks 6th in the 10000 final.
Over in Samorin, a SB 6.47 for u23 Lucy Hadaway. 6.36 for Irozuru.
Over in Samorin, a SB 6.47 for u23 Lucy Hadaway. 6.36 for Irozuru.
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PB for Lina Nielsen in Rome.Comment
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3 hundredths knocked off, however it does back up her over a second pb a few weeks ago, proves it wasnt a flukeOriginally posted by Occasional Hope View PostComment
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Neither Muir nor Reekie look at their best atm.Comment
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Bradshaw 2nd in PV - much betterComment
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One of the difficulties of predicting how performances will develop during the season is that all judgements in the run up to globals are made based on one off races, and the field events don't have qualification rounds either.
Many fine athletes struggle with putting in fine efforts with 3 rounds.This years predictions will be very tricky, maybe.Comment
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I'm not writing Keely off for the Gold medal next month. Here's the first 400 then 3rd & 4th 200 splits of their most recent races ...
Keely in Eugene (1:57.72) ... 58.8 - 30.2 - 28.7
Athing Mu in Rome (1:57.01) ... 56.7 - 31.0 - 29.3
Interesting, eh? I bet a lot of people would have said Mu closed the last 200 super-fast tonight but ...Last edited by LuckySpikes; 09-06-22, 22:11.Comment
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Anna Purchase stands as the best of the Brits half way through the NCAA hammer competition with 69.34 and is currently in 6th place. Tara SS and Amy Phillips are 14th and 15th with 65.86 and 65.53 respectively.Comment
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Elise Thorner and Ellie Leather are through to the NCAA Steeple & 1500 finals respectively, Leather as a fastest loser.
Chasing BYU's Courtney Wayment (9:23 PB) in the final would be the perfect opportunity for Thorner to get the Worlds standard.
OK, I'm off to bed now! Hope to be able to catch the rest of the action via https://www.youtube.com/user/brunt2000/videos which posted most of the races from Day 1 (I've also linked this in the Live Streaming Links document).Comment
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Dina’s second 100 was much better, she’ll be at her best in Eugene IMO. Very impressed by Britany Anderson in the womens hurdles, she was very close to JCQ for most of that race before hitting the final hurdle. 12.37 was pretty quick for a cool eveningComment
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100% agreed. If I was any of her competitors, that run would have worried me a little. E.g. in 2018, 6 weeks before running 21.89 at Euros she ran 22.25. Yesterday she ran 22.27. Given her history of peaking well, we should expect (with no injuries!) a 21.8 or 21.9 equivalent in Eugene, and the big question would be what that would get her. No-one has ever run 21.9 in a major final and not won a medal.
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Josh Zeller runs 13.26 to take 3rd in the NCAA 110m hurdlesComment
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DAS. I do not think she has finished setting PB's in either 100 or 200. Best to keep that in mind....Comment
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Chris McAlister Seasons best 49.36 Jacob Paul - 49.62, Seamus Derbyshire - 49.62Comment
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None of the Brits in the W 400 as fast as Alice Mangione (ITA) who ran a 51.47 PB from the "slow" section. One more W 400 later today including Pipi, Clark, Klaver, Healy etc.
"Live" Results not updating for me but I spied that on the trackside clock.
EDIT : 51.70 for Laviai Nielsen.Last edited by LuckySpikes; 11-06-22, 12:41.Comment
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The comms are having the same problem - with no startlists updating online either (only entry lists) there's lots of "Lane 3 is closing hard on Lane 5 ... but now Lane 2 is finishing really fast". -
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Didn’t she go to Florida to be with RR, only to come back and have to find a third coach? Will have delayed her winter
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