07-19-2022, 09:04 AM
Early on during the mens steeplechase final a cameraman was standing in the middle of the track and the runners had to run around him. Phogge was that your protege?
Stanford T&F more to come
07-19-2022, 03:16 PM
Have been here since the start, been to every session. Great meet. But folks, it's not the "World Cup." It's the world championships. Would have noted this sooner except that I haven't been looking at the cardboard since the meet began.
Lots of Stanford representation here. No one mentioned Galen Rupp, finished in middle of marathon. Allman's qualifying in the discus came with a brobdingnagian sigh of relief since she fouled hef first two attempts, and had also had trouble in her warm-ups. Fisher almost pulled off a bronze in the 10 k, might have got it if he'd started his closing push just a bit earlier. This is an incredible meet. Hope lots of you are watching.
Lots of Stanford representation here. No one mentioned Galen Rupp, finished in middle of marathon. Allman's qualifying in the discus came with a brobdingnagian sigh of relief since she fouled hef first two attempts, and had also had trouble in her warm-ups. Fisher almost pulled off a bronze in the 10 k, might have got it if he'd started his closing push just a bit earlier. This is an incredible meet. Hope lots of you are watching.
Have been here since the start, been to every session. Great meet. But folks, it's not the "World Cup." It's the world championships. Would have noted this sooner except that I haven't been looking at the cardboard since the meet began.
Lots of Stanford representation here. No one mentioned Galen Rupp, finished in middle of marathon. Allman's qualifying in the discus came with a brobdingnagian sigh of relief since she fouled hef first two attempts, and had also had trouble in her warm-ups. Fisher almost pulled off a bronze in the 10 k, might have got it if he'd started his closing push just a bit earlier. This is an incredible meet. Hope lots of you are watching.
Lots of Stanford representation here. No one mentioned Galen Rupp, finished in middle of marathon. Allman's qualifying in the discus came with a brobdingnagian sigh of relief since she fouled hef first two attempts, and had also had trouble in her warm-ups. Fisher almost pulled off a bronze in the 10 k, might have got it if he'd started his closing push just a bit earlier. This is an incredible meet. Hope lots of you are watching.
07-19-2022, 04:21 PM
Micah Williams, Pac-12 double champ, finished 7th in the 100 at the NCAAs.
He the finished 4th at the US meet. Very respectable but not good enough to make worlds.
My point is that sprints are really super competitive for even elite guys, so Owuzerike really is doing great even if he isn’t improving on his Pac meet results.
He the finished 4th at the US meet. Very respectable but not good enough to make worlds.
My point is that sprints are really super competitive for even elite guys, so Owuzerike really is doing great even if he isn’t improving on his Pac meet results.
Micah Williams, Pac-12 double champ, finished 7th in the 100 at the NCAAs.
He the finished 4th at the US meet. Very respectable but not good enough to make worlds.
My point is that sprints are really super competitive for even elite guys, so Owuzerike really is doing great even if he isn’t improving on his Pac meet results.
He the finished 4th at the US meet. Very respectable but not good enough to make worlds.
My point is that sprints are really super competitive for even elite guys, so Owuzerike really is doing great even if he isn’t improving on his Pac meet results.
07-20-2022, 06:01 PM
Cranny advances to the 5K final
Little was the last final qualifier for the Javelin final
Little was the last final qualifier for the Javelin final
(07-19-2022, 04:21 PM)needle Wrote: Micah Williams, Pac-12 double champ, finished 7th in the 100 at the NCAAs.
He the finished 4th at the US meet. Very respectable but not good enough to make worlds.
My point is that sprints are really super competitive for even elite guys, so Owuzerike really is doing great even if he isn’t improving on his Pac meet results.
Williams is in the mix for the 4 x 100, especially since Kerley appears to be injured. He's officially on the team.
Cranny ran very fast to make the 5000 final.
No American women in the 400 final. When did that last happen? Has it ever happened?
(07-19-2022, 04:21 PM)needle Wrote: Micah Williams, Pac-12 double champ, finished 7th in the 100 at the NCAAs.
He the finished 4th at the US meet. Very respectable but not good enough to make worlds.
My point is that sprints are really super competitive for even elite guys, so Owuzerike really is doing great even if he isn’t improving on his Pac meet results.
Williams is in the mix for the 4 x 100, especially since Kerley appears to be injured. He's officially on the team.
Cranny ran very fast to make the 5000 final.
No American women in the 400 final. When did that last happen? Has it ever happened?
07-22-2022, 09:45 PM
(07-22-2022, 08:02 PM)BobK Wrote: Mackenzie Littke 5th the javelin so very close to third and I believe a PR
She was in third headed into the final round. Looked pretty happy though.
Are you at the meet, Bob K? Tonight was the night to be there. McLaughlin's world record was stunning.
07-23-2022, 08:19 AM
No not there. Big miss on my part last night was electric
Little did look happy nice PR
Cranny today
Little did look happy nice PR
Cranny today
07-25-2022, 09:17 AM
Too bad on Fisher
Mondo a WR.
McLaughin 47.8 in the relay
Stanford coach JJClark’s niece with Gold
What a meet.
Mondo a WR.
McLaughin 47.8 in the relay
Stanford coach JJClark’s niece with Gold
What a meet.
07-25-2022, 08:16 PM
Phenomenal meet from start to finish, phenomenal performance by the US, phenomenal fans at Hayward.
07-29-2022, 11:08 PM
Fisher and McGorty, Stanford grads, 10,000 world championships:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l1niI57XLc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l1niI57XLc
Fisher and McGorty, Stanford grads, 10,000 world championships:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l1niI57XLc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0l1niI57XLc
07-30-2022, 09:17 AM
(07-25-2022, 08:16 PM)DC 86 Wrote: Phenomenal meet from start to finish, phenomenal performance by the US, phenomenal fans at Hayward.
Totally agree. We were there for every single minute of it, had a wonderful time, great fans around us -- cheered on everyone including Stanford folks, but also from everywhere around the world.
(07-25-2022, 08:16 PM)DC 86 Wrote: Phenomenal meet from start to finish, phenomenal performance by the US, phenomenal fans at Hayward.
Totally agree. We were there for every single minute of it, had a wonderful time, great fans around us -- cheered on everyone including Stanford folks, but also from everywhere around the world.
07-31-2022, 05:39 PM
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