jacknyc said:
Just saw that Kellie has improved her times this year to 11.89 100m, 23.95 200m (7th fastest in the country), and 54.25 in the 400m (also 7th fastest in the country).
She's a junior, so she has time to improve even further.
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Just saw that Kellie has improved her times this year to 11.89 100m, 23.95 200m (7th fastest in the country), and 54.25 in the 400m (also 7th fastest in the country).
She's a junior, so she has time to improve even further.
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Unlike footbaall high school track stars in America usually have no chance because they do not believe in themselves. Wariner was an exception. I hope one of these kids we are talkin about can be an exception too.white lightning said:
I'm going to be frank though I believe within the next few years something big will happen. What, exactly, I do not know. But whether white people take their place back is uncertain. Whether WW3, racial uprising, armageddon, or a collapse of powers and world economy something I think will happen in the next 4 years or so. And it will happen at nighttime.Edited by: StarWars
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Beach won 5 events at the New Mexico State Championships this weekend!
110 hurdles - 14.53 (holds state record of 14.24)
400 meters - 47.99 *State record
200 meters - 21.84 (holds state record of 21.82)
High jump - 6ft 7inches
Pole Vault - 15ft 3inches *State Record
Who knows what else he would have won - rules only allow him to enter 5 events. This guy is one helluva an athlete!Edited by: jacknyc
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all I can say is wow! this kid is amazing.
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He has a future decathlete written all over him. His 400 time though is impressive on it's own too...
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that's awesome news. it's too bad he is not heading to Baylor or any other school more suitable for sprinters. let's hope he pursues track more than his studies for a normal career. let's take bets now, who thinks this kid will suffer from the caste system and will be bumped up to the 800m?
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Curtis Beach deserves his own thread. Here is a sweet pic of him running in the 110 High Hurdles. He is leading of couse in the red shirt. So much talent as such a young age!
http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u209/becka222/Curtis110s.jpg
Just double click on the picture to make it bigger. What an athlete!Edited by: white lightning
http://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u209/becka222/Curtis110s.jpg
Just double click on the picture to make it bigger. What an athlete!Edited by: white lightning
Brett Blanshan (see original post) finally back on track - wins the Washington State meet in 10.60. He set a state meet record in the process.
"Anybody roaming the infield Saturday now knows the ABC's of Selah sprinting.
Members of the Vikings' 400 relay, including Blanshan, donned homemade T-shirts that read, "Amazin' Blazin' Caucasian."Â
The Washington State-bound Blanshan won the 100, 200 and anchored a come-from-behind showing in the relay.
"It was Colin (Anyan's) idea, and right when he mentioned it, I was like, ‘Yeah, let's make those shirts now,' " Blanshan said. "We did it "¦ as a team at my house, in the basement."Â
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"Anybody roaming the infield Saturday now knows the ABC's of Selah sprinting.
Members of the Vikings' 400 relay, including Blanshan, donned homemade T-shirts that read, "Amazin' Blazin' Caucasian."Â
The Washington State-bound Blanshan won the 100, 200 and anchored a come-from-behind showing in the relay.
"It was Colin (Anyan's) idea, and right when he mentioned it, I was like, ‘Yeah, let's make those shirts now,' " Blanshan said. "We did it "¦ as a team at my house, in the basement."Â
Edited by: jacknyc
I hope Blanshan improves. In Massachusetts Christopher McConnell ran a 10.98 into a headwind at the D1 meet. I know this because I also raced into this headwind. That time does not sound that good, I know, but he ran a 6.34 in the 55 meter, barely missing the finals of the National meet as a junior in the 60. He was the first to not make the finals. I think he ran a 6.91 or something around there. As you can see, his times get worse as the racee gets longer. Maybe he should try to go pro indoors and see if he can set a WR in the 50 meter. I expect him to win the state meet. I think we will have another white kid in Massachusetts run under 22 seconds in the deuce. The amazing thing about track here is that pretty much 100% of the black people in Massachusetts are interested in it, while for whites only like 10% even care, if that. Asians seem to care about it more than whites too, here. Still, we have amazing athletes. We need more Wariners.
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Here is the video of Colin Hepburn. The funny thing is he actually got a bad start but still managed to destroy the field. It was a blowout. How is that possilbe? We all know that whites can't run or jump. Hahahahaha.
http://www.flotrack.org/videos/coverage/view_video/235089/183283Edited by: white lightning
http://www.flotrack.org/videos/coverage/view_video/235089/183283Edited by: white lightning
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Chris McConnell is the fastest high schooler in Boston. See video from 2009 Puma Street Meet.
Boston Street MeetEdited by: Vindicator
Boston Street MeetEdited by: Vindicator
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white lighting, that was a awesome race! vindicator your link doesn't work.
Here's another video of Hepburn running a hand timed 10.4.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moi-hWX9amw&feature=related
He just barely beats another white sprinter, Chris Wright.
Turns out Chris Wright also got 2nd at the State Meet behind Hepburn.
It's hard to see in the other video, but this video has a better angle of the race.
http://www.runnerspace.com/video.php?do=view&video_id=13327
Congratulations to both of these guys.Edited by: jacknyc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moi-hWX9amw&feature=related
He just barely beats another white sprinter, Chris Wright.
Turns out Chris Wright also got 2nd at the State Meet behind Hepburn.
It's hard to see in the other video, but this video has a better angle of the race.
http://www.runnerspace.com/video.php?do=view&video_id=13327
Congratulations to both of these guys.Edited by: jacknyc
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all good stuff!
This one is something: indoor track, Colin Hepburn FALLS, gets up, and wins the relay!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1pyGJBQIL4&NR=1