2022 World Outdoor Season

white lightning · Apr 3, 2022

I was looking at the World Top Lists for the Mens 100 Meters and then the US Top Lists for the Mens 100 meters. Not sure how I missed this result?

Zachary Jewell ran a 10.15 wind legal on March 26th at the Mike Sanders Track & Field Complex. Amazing time for is first 100 meters race of the year!

freedom1 · Apr 3, 2022

Aiden Murphy's mom, Tania Van Heer is from Sri Lanka. The demographics of that place look kind of mixed up. Just sayin.

jacknyc · Apr 3, 2022

Here's Abby Steiner winning the 100m in 11.10 on a wet track at the Florida Relays.
It was her first 100m in 3 years.
The announcer talks about the injuries Abby has overcome in the past few years.

TheBigDawgV2 · Apr 3, 2022

freedom1 said:
Aiden Murphy's mom, Tania Van Heer is from Sri Lanka. The demographics of that place look kind of mixed up. Just sayin.

Tania looks Indian even though they do have kinda mixed demographics

sprintstar · Apr 3, 2022

Abby looks so feminine compared to her competitors, I see sub 11 100m very soon for her and sub 22 200m as well!

white lightning · Apr 4, 2022

white lightning said:
I was looking at the World Top Lists for the Mens 100 Meters and then the US Top Lists for the Mens 100 meters. Not sure how I missed this result?

Zachary Jewell ran a 10.15 wind legal on March 26th at the Mike Sanders Track & Field Complex. Amazing time for is first 100 meters race of the year!

Even though this video is from one year ago it's still a good video about Zachary Jewell. What a great kid and an outstanding athlete!

white lightning · Apr 8, 2022

https://www.european-athletics.com/news/tentoglou-aiming-for-a-big-early-season-jump-in-kalamata

white lightning · Apr 9, 2022

Jake Doran does it again just a week after being crowned national champion in the 100 meters for Australia. Today in Brisbane he ran a 10.28 to take the win on a
very soaked wet track against a stacked competition. He also ran this time into a -1.5 head wind. He is in fine form this year and after last years struggles I'm happy
for him. This is the type of performances I was expecting from Hale this year. Regardless Jake Doran is a very talented sprinter and he is shocking everyone in 2022!

jacknyc · Apr 9, 2022

Abby Steiner ran 10.92 with just 0.5 wind to win the 100m in Louisiana.
Impressive performance!
Now she is a threat to medal at the NCAAs and US Nationals in both the 100m and 200m.

white lightning · Apr 9, 2022

jacknyc said:
Abby Steiner ran 10.92 with just 0.5 wind to win the 100m in Louisiana.
Impressive performance!
Now she is a threat to medal at the NCAAs and US Nationals in both the 100m and 200m.

Now this helped to cheer me up. Earlier I saw Devin Quinn get knocked out in the first round of another meet. Quinn looks like he has went backwards even worse than Hale.

Abby Steiner is setting the track on fire. How long has it been since we had a white american female sprinter who coud go sub 11 and potential to go sub 22 wind legal if ever? She is an incredible sprinter and very beautiful and feminine as well. A great role model for little white girls that apire to run track! Congrats to Abby Steiner!

white lightning · Apr 9, 2022

jacknyc said:
Abby Steiner ran 10.92 with just 0.5 wind to win the 100m in Louisiana.
Impressive performance!
Now she is a threat to medal at the NCAAs and US Nationals in both the 100m and 200m.

Abby Steiners closing speed is SUPER HUMAN! Wow she came out of nowhere!

https://twitter.com/i/status/1512882657696251911

jacknyc · Apr 9, 2022

Abby follows up her 10.92 100m an hour later, with a 22.38 200m, -5.6 wind!

white lightning · Apr 9, 2022

white lightning said:
Jake Doran does it again just a week after being crowned national champion in the 100 meters for Australia. Today in Brisbane he ran a 10.28 to take the win on a
very soaked wet track against a stacked competition. He also ran this time into a -1.5 head wind. He is in fine form this year and after last years struggles I'm happy
for him. This is the type of performances I was expecting from Hale this year. Regardless Jake Doran is a very talented sprinter and he is shocking everyone in 2022!

sprintstar · Apr 10, 2022

In watching Steiner's race(very poor start) it was amazing to see her blowby the others like they were in slow motion. With a better start in that race she would have gone mid to high 10.8's. As I mentioned in another post she is lovely and very feminine. Here are her 100m and 20m races;

sprintstar · Apr 10, 2022

her adjusted time taking into consideration the wind etc would be around 21.65 with no wind. Interesting tidbit.

jacknyc · Apr 13, 2022

Here's a new name for everyone to keep an eye on . . . Marione Fourie of South Africa.
She is 19 yrs old and just lowered her personal best in the 100m hurdles from 13.47 last year, to 12.92! today.
That impressive time, is =7th fastest time in the world this year.

At the same meet, Jovan Van Vuuren, long jumped 8.16. That makes him the 4th longest jumper in the world this year.

white lightning · Apr 13, 2022

Good finds jacknyc. That reminds me to mention another South African Sprinter I've been wanting to talk about briefly as another young
sprinter to keep a close eye on.

18 year old Henru Olivier already has personal best times of 10.30 and 21.02 outdoors. Oliviers 60 meters p.b. is 6.74 so he is very fast
for such a young age. One to watch and keep a close eye on. I think we've only see the tip of the iceberg. Here is his profile.

https://www.worldathletics.org/athletes/south-africa/henru-olivier-14890396

mastermulti · Apr 14, 2022

it's lovely to see people 18/19 make huge strides in performance. It's certainly a good year to do it internationlly.
One of the things they'll need to learn is how to cope through times of plateauing without losing interest.

white lightning · Apr 15, 2022

Devon Allen has the chance of a lifetime to finally get a medal at a major championship. Hope he can finish in the top 3 as he has had a good career and this
might be his last chance. He signed an NFL contract so I believe he is gonna either try to do both or retire from track and play football a few more years.

white lightning · Apr 15, 2022

Speaking of the Oregon Ducks. Freshman Ryan Mulholland just missed a new p.b. at the Mt. Sac Relays today. He ran a time of 10.20 +2.1 so it's
just barely over the wind legal limit. He finished in 2nd in heat 8 and won't make the finals despite having of the quicker times. He just was in a very
fast heat where the winner ran a 10.17 so he looked very strong for a freshman and didn't lose by that much. One to watch over the next 3 years.

A little while later Ryan Mulholland ran a wind legal 20.49 in heat 8. Again guys this kid is only
a freshman so he shows great potential already!

white lightning · Apr 15, 2022

United Kingdom(English) Sprinter Charlie Dobson ran a 20.19 wind legal today at the Tom Jones Invitational. Amazing time and it's wind legal. Dobson is only 22 years
of age and missed last season with a major injury. I think we can say he is back and running faster than ever. His red hair is a rare thing to see on a sprinter. Love it! Here
is a great article from about a week ago about him.

https://www.hillingdontimes.co.uk/n...target-sprinter-charlie-dobson-return-injury/

white lightning · Apr 16, 2022

Marybeth Sant-Price is ready to start her 2022 outdoor season soon. First off I must say that she is so beautiful. This is a very good article talking about her journey back
to winning the bronze medal at the 2022 World Indoor Championships in the Womens 60 meters! She is a phenomenal sprinter and a warrior in every aspect of her life!

https://www.worldathletics.org/news/feature/marybeth-sant-price-sprinter-usa

BeyondFedUp · Apr 16, 2022

white lightning said:
Marybeth Sant-Price is ready to start her 2022 outdoor season soon. First off I must say that she is so beautiful. This is a very good article talking about her journey back
to winning the bronze medal at the 2022 World Indoor Championships in the Womens 60 meters! She is a phenomenal sprinter and a warrior in every aspect of her life!

https://www.worldathletics.org/news/feature/marybeth-sant-price-sprinter-usa

She is beautiful. Thanks WL for keeping me so hopeful and inspired on the success of our brothers and sisters in the Track and Field world who are rising in the ranks and taking the world by surprise and by storm in many cases. These are wonderful days for these young athletes taking on all odds! Thanks my friend for putting a smile on our faces.

white lightning · Apr 16, 2022

BeyondFedUp said:
She is beautiful. Thanks WL for keeping me so hopeful and inspired on the success of our brothers and sisters in the Track and Field world who are rising in the ranks and taking the world by surprise and by storm in many cases. These are wonderful days for these young athletes taking on all odds! Thanks my friend for putting a smile on our faces.

Anytime my brother. Yes she is so pretty yet she is as strong as an ox. Sprintstar and some of us have discussed how she has to be one of the strongest women in the world
at her height if not the strongest. Mary Beth stands only 5'1 but is a Little Stick of Dynamite! She just explodes out of the blocks. 3rd fastest women in the world indoors this
year and she won the bronze medal. So happy for her after her injury struggles. Would love to see her continue to become a household name!

BeyondFedUp · Apr 16, 2022

Yes indeed! I'm pulling for her all the way. What a story of struggle and determination by her. God bless her to the max.

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