t-and-f: Fwd: Assistant Coach Opening

In a message dated 7/26/01 3:08:55 AM GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Please forward to any interested parties. Thanks. SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY is seeking a part-time (up to half-time) assistant coach for its combined men's and women's track and field program for the upcoming

Fwd: t-and-f: Junior qualifying

Andy, I am a high school coach and I am not at all offended by Wayne's comments. I do pay attention to the sport outside of my conference and my kids do reach a somewhat high level of performance. I think that one of the reasons I am successful is because so few coaches pay attention or ask

t-and-f: Webb could be the one

Listers, I have been reading Ed Grant's posts about lack of coverage for track in NJ and I have to tell you it is the same thing here in CT. My local paper will usually only put a 3 inch column for any track news and even the local track stuff is sometimes a day late. But I just

Fwd: t-and-f: Medleys

The thing I like about medley relays is that many teams do not have 4 good 800m runners or 100m runners and often have to take people from other events to make a team. But many teams can get a decent 800 runner and a pretty good 400 runner and find two other sprinters to fill in the

t-and-f: half-joking thought about Webb's coach.

Does anyone know anything about Webb's coach? Where did he run, how good was he, has he gotten lucky the past few years or has he produced good runners other from other years? Obviously South Lakes is a very good HS program is they have another kid that can do 3:00 for 1200m. That poor

t-and-f: Fwd: Marty O's question on Webb's coach.

Dave, Thanks for sticking up for me. I am sorry if people thought I was saying you had to be a good runner to be a good coach. But as I explained to Joe, I have coached a 4:16 miler among many other future DI runners and I was not what anyone in our sport would call a good runner. (I

Re: t-and-f: Short/Long course cross country

In a message dated 01-02-16 15:01:38 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: If they can't run the mile, they shouldn't be on the track. There is more to cross country than a long race on bumpy ground! John Actually there isn't much more to cross country than one long race on some bumpy ground,

Re: t-and-f: how far the women's vault has come

Listers, It amazes me that while the women's pole vault is becoming one of the most popular events in track and field, many state associations (including Connecticut) do not include it in their schedule of events. For anyone in the northeast who is interested in the girl's pv, there

Re: t-and-f: 110mH - Stagnant event?

I remember seeing in a picture of the 1976 Olympic 1500 final where 5 or 6 women finished within a couple tenths a second of each other. The pictute I saw showed a very tight race. Marty Ogden