Abby Steiner, like Boling, made it into the finals of both the 60m and 200m.
Like Boling, she is the favorite and fast qualifier in the 200m, but has some work to do to medal in the 60m.
Trey Cunningham was the fastest qualifier in the men's hurdles.
I think all 3 of these athletes are as close to the top of the athletic bell curve as you will see a young track athlete or sprinter/hurdler.
I predicted Boling could go 6.55 this year and he almost did it today. Watch that race in slo motion. Over the last 10 to 15 meters Bolings top
speed was just about a stride quicker than any other sprinter in the race. Rarely if ever in my life time have I seen any sprinter walk down a field
like Boling did over 60 meters. He went from last to first in a little over 10 meters. That's insane and shouldn't be possible. WOW. I again stand
by my prediction that Matthew Boling will go sub 10 and sub 20 this summer and it will be wind legal. Barring injury it's almost a sure thing!
Steiner has done things over 200 meters in the womens sprinting that even go above & beyond what Boling has done. She is incredible. Amazing. I'm
running out of words to describe her talent.
Cunningham is a talent that is as rare as a fine diamond. Only 1 hurdler in America who is a pro is faster. Cunningham should very well go even faster than
Devon Allen. That's the ultimate compliment. I see sub 13 within two to three years.
What a time to be a track fan. Hoping that all of the 2022 NCAA Indoor Championships tommorow live up to the hype! Good luck to all 3 of them!
