sprintstar
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That is a corrected time of 10.11
2021 Track Season Results
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sprintstar
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I see that MB Sants husband Hunter price(lucky bastard) has qualified for the US Olympic trials as well, he had a PB of just over 8000 points. Well done! In the meet he set his new PB at; one of the athletes Rostam Turner is from my neck of the woods and I trained with him in sprints and SP.
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USATF Colorado All-Comers Meet #3
Womens Open (20-29) 100 Meters
Finals
1. 26 Marybeth Sant Price 11.09a (1.6)PR FK Elite
1. 26 Marybeth Sant Price 11.09a (1.6) FK Elite
2. 25 Ky Westbrook 11.55a (1.6)SR 48-Unattached
2. 25 Ky Westbrook 11.55a (1.6) 48-Unattached
Womens Open (20-29) 100 Meters
Finals
1. 26 Marybeth Sant Price 11.09a (1.6)PR FK Elite
1. 26 Marybeth Sant Price 11.09a (1.6) FK Elite
2. 25 Ky Westbrook 11.55a (1.6)SR 48-Unattached
2. 25 Ky Westbrook 11.55a (1.6) 48-Unattached
sprintstar
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actually her hubby is faster over the 100m than Mccaffery was, his 100m pb is I believe 10.73 mccaffery's was 10.75 I think.
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Is that a high school time? What if McCafferey devoted himself for 4 years of college to track. I'm sure he'd run faster than 10.7. And keep in mind McCaffery is related to David Sime. Somewhere in that gene pool is world class potential. Look at how fast his brother is. I think him and MaryBeth should have 5 kids to increase the odds. 
sprintstar
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Either would be a great match
mastermulti
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not trying to nitpick but it means something to me LOL. - Rohan's 10.05 had only +1.0 mps ...... equating to a basic 10.10 which is where I wanted him to progress to this year
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I just looked her up - 5'1 and 103 pounds! Wow, that really is tiny. And a box squat of 355, well over triple her bodyweight! Interesting weight program aiming to build strength without size, to increase the overall power to weight ratio. Allyson Felix, who is also quite slim (especially for a black woman) said she did the same training and was much stronger without gaining a lot of muscle, and it seemed to work out well for her.
She looks incredible, and just ran a PB before the Olympic trials. Fingers crossed for her.
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Results today from some of our guys. Nothing eye popping but good to see Lemaitre improve his seasons best. P. Slowakowski with a new seasons best.
100 m - Muži (Běh)
Official Wind: +1.3
1
Kojo Musah 96 Denmark
3 MR 10.17
0.140
2
Przemysław Słowikowski 93 Poland
2 SB 10.27
0.122
3
Andrew Robertson 90 United Kingdom
5 10.38
0.163
4
Zdeněk Stromšík 94 SSK Vítkovice, z.s.
6 10.39
0.147
5
Christophe Lemaitre 90 France
4 SB 10.48
0.168
6
Štěpán Hampl 99 PSK Olymp Praha, z.s.
8 10.48
0.142
7
Stanislav Jíra 00 PSK Olymp Praha, z.s.
1 10.73
0.170
100 m - Muži (Běh)
Official Wind: +1.3
1
Kojo Musah 96 Denmark
0.140
2
Przemysław Słowikowski 93 Poland
0.122
3
Andrew Robertson 90 United Kingdom
0.163
4
Zdeněk Stromšík 94 SSK Vítkovice, z.s.
0.147
5
Christophe Lemaitre 90 France
0.168
6
Štěpán Hampl 99 PSK Olymp Praha, z.s.
0.142
7
Stanislav Jíra 00 PSK Olymp Praha, z.s.
0.170
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At the same meet a Lithuanian by the name of Gedimius Truskauskas won the 200 meters in a time of 20.53! Not to bad for a guy I've never heard of in my life. He is 23 years of age so maybe he will continue to improve.
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1500/5000 American Champion Shelby Houlihan 28 yrs old tests positive for anabolics. Gets a four year ban and misses Olympic Games.
Being a White Female she is not a propaganda piece for the media parasites so she gets no protection from the USOC. We know the types to be protected when they deep into the PED game.
Ms. Houlihan’s excuse was she ate pork. Poor lady.
Being a White Female she is not a propaganda piece for the media parasites so she gets no protection from the USOC. We know the types to be protected when they deep into the PED game.
Ms. Houlihan’s excuse was she ate pork. Poor lady.
sprintstar
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I am tending to think Sifan Hassan is eating the same pork....
mastermulti
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I found a recent video of Mary Beth Price but not the latest one
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Time for Filippo Tortu to step up his game. He races this Saturday in Madrid Spain and two of the guys he is racing have already went sub 10 this year. Hope he is up for the challenge!
(Mens 100 Meters)
SIMBINE,AKANI 21/09/1993 RSA 9.89 9.99 100m
LEOTLELA,GIFT 12/05/1998 RSA 9.94 9.94 100m
TORTU,FILIPPO 15/06/1998 ITA 9.99 10.18 100m
OGUNODE,TOSIN 02/03/1994 QAT 10.00 10.21 100m
EDWARD,ALONSO 08/12/1989 PAN 10.01 10.09 100m
GOLITIN,AMAURY 28/01/1997 FRA 10.07 10.20 100m
MUNYAI,CLARENCE 20/02/1998 RSA 10.10 10.25 100m
NASCIMENTO,CARLOS 12/10/1994 POR 10.13 10.36 100m
MARTINEZ,YANCARLOS 08/07/1992 DOM 10.14 10.51 100m
SAFO‐ANTWI,SEAN 31/10/1990 GHA 10.14 10.27 100m
ABEYKOON,MUDIYANSELAGE 31/12/1994 SRI 10.15 10.15 100m
PEREZ,HARLYN 02/06/1995 CUB 10.16 10.53 100m
LOPEZBARRANCO,SERGIO 05/07/1999 ESP 10.36 10.47 100m
(Mens 100 Meters)
SIMBINE,AKANI 21/09/1993 RSA 9.89 9.99 100m
LEOTLELA,GIFT 12/05/1998 RSA 9.94 9.94 100m
TORTU,FILIPPO 15/06/1998 ITA 9.99 10.18 100m
OGUNODE,TOSIN 02/03/1994 QAT 10.00 10.21 100m
EDWARD,ALONSO 08/12/1989 PAN 10.01 10.09 100m
GOLITIN,AMAURY 28/01/1997 FRA 10.07 10.20 100m
MUNYAI,CLARENCE 20/02/1998 RSA 10.10 10.25 100m
NASCIMENTO,CARLOS 12/10/1994 POR 10.13 10.36 100m
MARTINEZ,YANCARLOS 08/07/1992 DOM 10.14 10.51 100m
SAFO‐ANTWI,SEAN 31/10/1990 GHA 10.14 10.27 100m
ABEYKOON,MUDIYANSELAGE 31/12/1994 SRI 10.15 10.15 100m
PEREZ,HARLYN 02/06/1995 CUB 10.16 10.53 100m
LOPEZBARRANCO,SERGIO 05/07/1999 ESP 10.36 10.47 100m
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After over a year of uncertainty and international deliberation concerning COVID-19, it appears that the Olympic torch will finally be lit, bringing the 2020 Summer games in Tokyo to an open on July 23.
This is welcomed news to athletes across the world, including many student athletes here in Athens. The University of Georgia has a rich Olympic history, producing Olympians dating back to 1936 and even hosting several events during the 1996 games in Atlanta.
Now, a new generation of Bulldogs begin their journey to Japan, but in order to get there, they must first compete with the nation’s best talent, making their way to beautiful Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
Fresh off top 10 finishes at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, Bulldog track and field stars turn their attention to the looming U.S. Olympic Team Trials set to begin June 18.
Within both the men’s and women’s squads lay several Olympic hopefuls looking to book their tickets to Tokyo 2020.
For the men, all eyes are on Matthew Boling, the standout sprinter and long jumper who rose to fame following his viral high school record dash. Boling is coming off of an outstanding outdoor season that saw him set school records and post blazing times for the men’s 100 and 200 meter at the 2021 SEC Championships, ranking him top five nationally. His best long jump ranks top 10.
Alongside Boling, runners Elija Godwin and Arian Smith look to try their luck at qualifying in Eugene. All three were part of Georgia’s stellar 4-x-100 team that placed second at the SEC Championships, breaking a school record, before continuing on to the NCAA finals where they again placed second and again broke their own record.
This is welcomed news to athletes across the world, including many student athletes here in Athens. The University of Georgia has a rich Olympic history, producing Olympians dating back to 1936 and even hosting several events during the 1996 games in Atlanta.
Now, a new generation of Bulldogs begin their journey to Japan, but in order to get there, they must first compete with the nation’s best talent, making their way to beautiful Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
Fresh off top 10 finishes at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, Bulldog track and field stars turn their attention to the looming U.S. Olympic Team Trials set to begin June 18.
Within both the men’s and women’s squads lay several Olympic hopefuls looking to book their tickets to Tokyo 2020.
For the men, all eyes are on Matthew Boling, the standout sprinter and long jumper who rose to fame following his viral high school record dash. Boling is coming off of an outstanding outdoor season that saw him set school records and post blazing times for the men’s 100 and 200 meter at the 2021 SEC Championships, ranking him top five nationally. His best long jump ranks top 10.
Alongside Boling, runners Elija Godwin and Arian Smith look to try their luck at qualifying in Eugene. All three were part of Georgia’s stellar 4-x-100 team that placed second at the SEC Championships, breaking a school record, before continuing on to the NCAA finals where they again placed second and again broke their own record.
mastermulti
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Mary Beth completed that 11.15 in 53 strides ..... which is what I took in my mid 50s for a 12.78. That's great turnover for her at 4.75 per second, equal to about 285/286 per minute which matches Shelley Anne Fraser's figure.
So each stride must be less powerful to a degree that leaves her stride length about 4% less than Fraser's (by my reckoning)
So each stride must be less powerful to a degree that leaves her stride length about 4% less than Fraser's (by my reckoning)
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sprintstar
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MM, the biggest difference between SFP and MBSP is SFP is juiced to the gills MBSP is not, hense the power difference, MBSP is freaking hot SFP is most definitely not.
Cheers....,
Cheers....,
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Mary Beth Sant Price , Hannah Cunliffe and Jenna Prandini are all entered in the 2021 US Olympic Trials Womens 100 meters. Let's hope that they do good as the field is stacked with so much talent. Haven't got a chance
to see the starting list for the womens 200 meters yet or any of the mens sprint events. Good luck to all of our guys and gals this weekend and into next week.
to see the starting list for the womens 200 meters yet or any of the mens sprint events. Good luck to all of our guys and gals this weekend and into next week.
sprintstar
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Of the 3 I think Cunliffe might make it to the final unless Prandini is a 100%
sprintstar
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Shae Anderson is entered in both the 400 and 400mh, good luck to her. I feel her best chance is in the 400m.
Track and Field News Olympic Trials Predictions:
WOMEN
Jenna Prandini 7th in the 200m
Shae Anderson 9th in the 400m
Shae Anderson 7th in the 400mH
Shannon Meisberger 9th in the 400mH
Claire Bryant 9th in the LJ (Kate Hall is out with a torn ACL)
Abigail O'Donough 8th in the HJ
Shelly Spires 9th in the HJ
MEN
Matthew Boling 9th in the 200m
Devon Allen 3rd in the 110mH
Trey Cunningham 7th in the 110mH
Tyler Arroyo 7h in the HJ
Mayson Connor 9th in the HJ
Corey Crawford 5th in the LJ
WOMEN
Jenna Prandini 7th in the 200m
Shae Anderson 9th in the 400m
Shae Anderson 7th in the 400mH
Shannon Meisberger 9th in the 400mH
Claire Bryant 9th in the LJ (Kate Hall is out with a torn ACL)
Abigail O'Donough 8th in the HJ
Shelly Spires 9th in the HJ
MEN
Matthew Boling 9th in the 200m
Devon Allen 3rd in the 110mH
Trey Cunningham 7th in the 110mH
Tyler Arroyo 7h in the HJ
Mayson Connor 9th in the HJ
Corey Crawford 5th in the LJ
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And just a reminder ..there is talent in the lower ncaa divisions ......a young athlete by the the name of koenen racing for la crosse in the ncaa d3 final took bronze in 10.5 ....but interestingly he basically feel out of the blocks ( nerves) and I mean feel ! Out of the blocks ...otherwise he was going at least 10.4 ....a young man to watch out for next yr....and I feel he is built for the 60 meters ..