2025 Track Results

I knew he would go sub 10 this weekend....that is a wonderful time for him, now he has to do it again or go faster to ensure victory
 
Brody Buffington deserves huge praise no matter what happens the rest of his season. He is the closest American Sprinter we have to a Matthew Boling type as he runs both the 100 & 200 meters along with the 4 x 100 Relay. He has ran personal bests of 10.10 with 0 wind and also broke his 200 meters p.b. as well. With 2 years of college track left the best is yet to come!
 
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Don't forget Chance Cross in the NCAA East 100 Meters. He ran a 10.09 -0.2 wind today to advance to the next round. He may go to a smaller school but this kid sure can run with the best of them!
 
White Lightning said:
Don't forget Chance Cross in the NCAA East 100 Meters. He ran a 10.09 -0.2 wind today to advance to the next round. He may go to a smaller school but this kid sure can run with the best of them!
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The wind calculator I checked said that run would’ve been a 9.97 with +2.0 wind. Not a bad run!
 
Holy cow, it looks like my pessimistic post really worked. These guys are making me look dumb and I’m ok with that. I think Kennedy can run a 9.8x very soon. A 9.98 into a -0.7 wind is very fast. Congrats to him and Kalen Walker!
 

Video is sideways but still decent quality. He is such a strong runner. Once he’s in front of you there is no catching him. In the video it looks like the wind is showing -1.7 which is even more impressive. If that’s the case that would put this run into possibly low 9.8 or maybe even high 9.7 territory with a +2.0 wind.
 
What a weekend this has been!! 9.98 into a negative wind. This is going to be a great summer.
 
into a -1.7w...awesome! Love the announcers not even worried about him until he wins lol.... I will say a few of the black athletes showed genuine happiness for his win, well done!
 
So pumped up and excited for our guys and girls on the track. On the mens side we could see times and memories simular to when Christophe Lemaitre and Ramil Guliyev were lighting up the track. I feel we are on the verge of bigger and better things in the near future. You see it it other sports too like football & basketball. Things are changing. White guys worldwide are not believing all of the old stereotypes anymore. Hard work with good genetics equals success regardless of your skin color.

White Pride Worldwide. Congrats to both Kalen Walker and Lachlan Kennedy. Welcome to the Sub 10 Club!
 
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what a great starter - and now he's finishing much better too. 9.94 (+1.1)
And then this from Nairobi- "In the final event of the programme, the men’s 100m, Australia’s world indoor silver medallist Lachlan Kennedy beat South African youngster Bayanda Walaza to win in a PB of 9.98 (-0.7).
Walaza was second in 10.03 ahead of favourite Ferdinand Omanyala (10.07)".
Note BOTH guys can blitz a start - something the greats Lemaitre and Guliyev could never do. World class sprinters need all the weapons they can muster
 
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Decathlete, Simon Ehammer of Switzerland, jumped 8.34m in the decathlon competition today in Austria.
That's the 2nd longest jump of the year.
 
45.21 400m from Matthew Boling today in Philadelphia.
Unfortunately, I don't think Boling is ever going to be top tier in any of the sprint events.
He's very good in all 3 events (100m, 200m, 400m), but not excellent in any of them.
 
Victoria Cameron wins her quarter final heat at the NCAA West Regionals, with a time of 11.01 (0.2w).
It was the 2nd fastest qualifying time (fastest was 11.00), and she beat 4 girls from USC in her heat.
She should be good for a sub-11 time, very soon; and she is looking like a strong medal contender.
 
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Victoria Cameron wins her quarter final heat at the NCAA West Regionals, with a time of 11.01 (0.2w).
It was the 2nd fastest qualifying time (fastest was 11.00), and she beat 4 girls from USC in her heat.
She should be good for a sub-11 time, very soon; and she is looking like a strong medal contender.
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The tv announcers said she is a freshman but on her bio for the school it has her listed as a sophmore. Either way she is a PHENOM!
It will be a honor to watch and root for her for a few more years before she turns pro.
 
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Victoria Cameron won her heat at the NCAA West Regionals, with a time of 11.07. She also qualified in the 200m with a time of 23.19.
Holly Duax of Iowa, won her heat in 23.18.
Savannah Sutherland of Michigan (and Canada) won her 400m hurdles heat at the East Regionals with the fastest time of the day, 55.07.
And for some strange reason, Duke had Braelyn Baker running the 400m hurdles, instead of her best events, the 200m and 400m.
She did qualify for the semi-finals, but is unlikely to make the finals.
Sami Oblad of BYU won her 400m heat in West Regionals, with a great time of 50.96.
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As previously mentioned, Victoria Cameron was the 2nd fastest qualifier in the 100m. She DNS (did not start) in the 200m.
Savannah Sutherland was the fastest qualifier in the NCAA East quarterfinals of the 400m hurdles.
Braelyn Baker also qualified along with her teammate Aliya Garozzo.
Sami Obland qualified in the West 400m.
Holly Duax did not qualify in the 200m.
 
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