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British men not taking advantage of the altitude in the 400. Metzger the fastest Brit, 46.27, Rhoden-Stevens 46.34.
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Women doing better
Laviai Nielsen gets a european qualifier with 51.7
Carys McAuley PB 52.86
Natasha Harrison PB - 52.87
Hannah Williams - SB 52.88
Amy Hilliard - SB 52.93Last edited by Loop-guru; 11-06-22, 14:02.Comment
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Krystal Awuah 11.36 (1.8) legal SBComment
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I want to ask/is there a case to be answered ... is Ms. Awuah one of those young speedsters [another example MLF] where their natural speed marks them out at a very early stage, but then they start to 'train' as a spinter, somehow 'technique' gets in the way of that god-given gift. Only asking, as her PB is from 2018 and hopes were very high that she would improve on that rapidly...
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Miguel Perera in the 110MH new pb and commonwealth games standard with one week of the window for qualifying times remaining 13.6Comment
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Another pretty shabby stream by Vinco - completely devoid of any on-screen graphics and choppy pictures at times.
They should just let the Swiss Athletics Federation produce it and overlay their own commentary. The Swiss fed usually do a great job, with multiple cameras, good close-ups and all the on-screen graphics you need.Comment
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I'm watching the Women's Spanish Club Championships Final now on LaLigaSportsTV, another service that provides most of their streams (and all athletics streams) for free. And the difference could be measured in light years! A really professional production from them, great coverage with multiple cameras and loads of on-screen graphics to keep you informed.
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Jess Hunter lowers her pb to 13.09. Backed up with 13.12 in the final.Last edited by Occasional Hope; 11-06-22, 17:02.Comment
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51.22 pb and world qualifier for Zoey Clark. Her previous best was in 2018 and tbh I wasn't expecting her to return to that form, so well done.
SB 51.31 for Ama Pipi also a qualifying time although I think she already had it from last year. Good time to come back into form though.Last edited by Occasional Hope; 11-06-22, 17:57.Comment
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45.56 pb for Joseph Brier puts him 2nd on the British list for this year and gives him a Euro qualifier.Comment
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Ian Hodge reports some good women's hammer results: 69.68 for Katie Head and 69.27 for Charlotte Payne.Comment
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Nick Percy extends his disc PB to 64.95.Comment
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15.06.25 pb for Calli Thackery at Watford. Very strong run.Comment
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At the Gouden Spike in Leiden (NED) today ...
Great effort by Sam Atkin to get the Eugene standard in the 10,000 but he was just short again. At 6000m he and Iliass Aouani (ITA) were bang on schedule for the necessary 27:28 but then it started to go south. By 8000m Atkin was on his own and by 9000 he had fallen 10s off schedule. He couldn't quite pull it back in the last 1000, finishing in 27:33.52. Jake Smith was 7th in 28:14.10.
Scott Lincoln won the Shot, 20.66, from Marcus Thomsen.
Sara Kolak threw a big SB, 62.62, and had 2 other throws over 61m. Rebekah Walton was 3rd with 56.54
Nafi Thiam LJ'd 6.54 (+2.4), good for 2nd behind Jogaile Petrokaite (LTU), 6.56 (almost a PB).
Yassine Hethat (ALG) won the 800 in 1:44.80.Comment
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Elise Thorner 5th in the NCAA final. She has the dubious distinction of bieing the only one in the race, apart from the girl who finished last, not to run a PB.Comment
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Per Ian Hodge on Twitter, last night Sarah Inglis in Portland, Oregon, ran 15:05.51, a near 11 second improvement on her lifetime best. She becomes the 3rd Brit to run under the WC standard (15:10.00), joining Jess Judd and Thackery. (Technically the 4th as Elish McColgan ran 15:00.75 at the 5K mark of that outstanding 10,000m Scottish record last week).Originally posted by Occasional Hope View PostComment
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Another British woman gets the world standard for 5000: 15.05.51 pb for Sarah Inglis in Portland. Starting to look as if it could be a competitive race at the trials if everyone shows up.
At the same meeting, 1.46.64 for Josh Kerr over 800.
13.20 .12 Euro standard for Pat Dever, not massively far outside his PB, and a less impressive 13.22.15 for Marc Scott, in a different race.Comment
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