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Can we count Adeleke as one of our own?
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A timely reminder overnight of just how insanely quick Nicola Sanders was.Comment
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Sanders' 50.0 indoor run was one of the most ludicrous things I've ever seen. -
Nobody in the *world* (including the likes of SMU, Athing Mu, McLaughlin or Sanya Richards-Ross) have come particularly close to Sanders' amazing 50.02 15 years ago. (SMU got the closest in 2021, running 50.21 for = 8th on the world all time list).
That's how good that performance was from Sanders that day in 2007.
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She really is the perfect example of “what if…”Comment
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I love when the indoor season comes around and we get to revisit THAT run by Sanders every yearComment
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That 300 is mighty mighty impressive! and this early shows excellent promise for the indoor season ahead! hope she commits to running the 400 (and it isnt just a run out for training testing) Defo on for a 50. indoor maybe better?? dare we hope!!Comment
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A marginal outright pb of 21.23 over 200 for promising youngster Dean Patterson in his first year as an u20 at the weekend.Comment
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Georgina Adam continues to show steady progression. At yesterday's Aarhus meeting in Denmark, she set a new PB over 60m of 7.37 in coming narrowly 2nd to Guðbjörg Jóna BJARNADÓTTIR of Iceland. Comment
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Morgan Lake opens her season with 1.87 at Cottbus.Comment
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Oi oi oi Alex-Haydock Wilson does NOT add himself to the ranks of great British 400m indoor runners.Comment
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Jemma Reekie tsk tsk tsk. Work to do.Comment
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DAS gets a 7:07 pB in the semi.Comment
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looks exactly the same issue as last season , absolutely dying at the endOriginally posted by Grassmarket View PostComment
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Impressive stuff from DAS in the 2nd heat of the 60m at Karlsruhe... She wins ahead of World Indoor 60m champion and European 200m champ Kambundji (7.15 SB) in a new PB of 7.07!Comment
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George Mills a strong winner in the 1500mQComment
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