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Valarie Allman set the Stanford school record today winning the Discus 

Sean McGorty advanced to the final of the 1500

Olivia Baker to the final of the 800

Harrison Williams is 3rd in the Decathlon after Day 1

[BobK]

Valarie Allman set the Stanford school record today winning the Discus 

Sean McGorty advanced to the final of the 1500

Olivia Baker to the final of the 800

Harrison Williams is 3rd in the Decathlon after Day 1

[BobK]

Williams best in the hurdles but falls behind after the Discus

[BobK]

Williams best in the hurdles but falls behind after the Discus

[BobK]

Williams finished third in the Decathlon 

Olivia Baker 2:00.63 ties the school record while making the Finals in the 800

[BobK]

Williams finished third in the Decathlon 

Olivia Baker 2:00.63 ties the school record while making the Finals in the 800

[JJJ]

Valarie Allman set the Stanford school record today winning the Discus 

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Down goes the oldest women's record at Stanford: two-time Olympian Carol Cady's 207-8 (63.30m) from 1983. Allman has had a longer throw, but her lifetime best of 212-3 (64.69m) during a redshirt season last year. However, this meet is viewed as an extension of her collegiate season, enabling Allman to finally break the school mark, something she had her eye on since breaking the school freshman record in her collegiate debut in 2014.

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http://gostanford.com/news/2018/6/21/tra...title.aspx

I didn't know until I read this article that Carol Cady was a two-time Olympian. If I recall correctly, she was the TA in a weightlifting class I took that was led by Chris Horpel, longtime wrestling coach. Kinda cool that such accomplished athletes took the time to share their knowledge and efforts with regular (i.e. non-recruited) students. Sure they were probably required  to put in some hours to fulfill obligations, but they were very earnest in their engagement. Cool memory. So I got that going for me.

[JJJ]

Valarie Allman set the Stanford school record today winning the Discus 

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Down goes the oldest women's record at Stanford: two-time Olympian Carol Cady's 207-8 (63.30m) from 1983. Allman has had a longer throw, but her lifetime best of 212-3 (64.69m) during a redshirt season last year. However, this meet is viewed as an extension of her collegiate season, enabling Allman to finally break the school mark, something she had her eye on since breaking the school freshman record in her collegiate debut in 2014.

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http://gostanford.com/news/2018/6/21/tra...title.aspx

I didn't know until I read this article that Carol Cady was a two-time Olympian. If I recall correctly, she was the TA in a weightlifting class I took that was led by Chris Horpel, longtime wrestling coach. Kinda cool that such accomplished athletes took the time to share their knowledge and efforts with regular (i.e. non-recruited) students. Sure they were probably required  to put in some hours to fulfill obligations, but they were very earnest in their engagement. Cool memory. So I got that going for me.

[BobK]

Baker finished 6th in the 800 but sets a school record at 2:00.08

Vanessa Fraser 5th in the 5K

[BobK]

Baker finished 6th in the 800 but sets a school record at 2:00.08

Vanessa Fraser 5th in the 5K