Good reasons:
For most athletes, taking your 3 attempts in a shorter span is a plus. Usually
it'll be 10 minutes between attempts with 5-alive.
Bad:
It's very hard for the athlete to know when they're up in the order. You actually
have to pay attention.
It's hard for the fans to follow since not
Points in favour, points against, but is it in accordance with the
rules? What would happen if a record was set?
David Dallman
On Fri, 1 Jun 2001, Shawn Devereaux wrote:
Good reasons:
For most athletes, taking your 3 attempts in a shorter span
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Thanks,
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Message text written by David Dallman
Points in favour, points against, but is it in accordance with the
rules? What would happen if a record was set?
It's in accordance with NCAA rules. USATF permits this in qualification
competition and in finals with more than 15 competitors (and then
Hi All,
A good article about 2000 national junior 100/200 champ
Khalilah Carpenter (Columbus-Brookhaven)is here --
http://www.dispatch.com/news/sports01/may01/716093.html
Carpenter DQ'd in her district 100, so won't be going for her
fourth straight in the shorter sprint, but might actually
Is it safe to assume Goucher and Lassiter are out
injured and won't be running the Trials?
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Not sure about Lassiter but isn't Goucher running the mile on Sunday in Portland?
Steve S
The NJ high school association does. The situation varies in different parts of the
country, but in NJ, the high school officials have their own group and certification
process, and are completely independent of the USATF group. And there is little
overlap between the two groups. In part, this
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We have the same problem in Michigan. There are very few high school
officials that are registered with USATF. We have a USATF official's
officer, but to my knowledge, he has never tried to recruit high school
officials for USATF, nor have I seen a list of USATF officials. The
Colleges
The following federal-government report might (or might not) be of interest to U.S.
track field fans, coaches, etc.
U.S. General Accounting Office. INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS: FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES'
EXPERIENCES ADDING AND DISCONTINUING TEAMS. GAO-01-297. Washington: U.S. General
Accounting
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Posting this on behalf of Mark:
From: Mark Cleary [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Mens Masters elite mile Eugene June 23rd
There will be a Men's Masters elite Mile race on June 23rd at the US Open
Outdoor Championships in Eugene (race time 1:40pm.) Any interested
competitors capable of running 4:32
After a fairly lengthy search, including calling literally every new and
used bookstore in the lower mainland of Vancouver, BC last summer, I
finally got my hands on a copy of Charlie Francis' Speed Trap. Having now
read it, I'm not at all surprised why it is so hard to come by... As I
According to quotes coming out of Boluder, Goucher is in great shape and
anxious to get rolling on Sunday.
Walt Murphy
Greetings, all:
I wrote about Gerry's WR mile for my paper. Check out:
http://www.uniontrib.com/sports/20010601-_1s1fitness.html
Thanks for your attention.
Ken Stone
http://www.masterstrack.com
Dan,
One of the things that is rarely pointed out when people discuss the
supposed superiority of the 60's generation (and their sub-4 guys) over the
80's and 90's kids (who supposedly failed to break 4:00) is:
Jim Ryunbroke 4:00 ... and he also went on to break WR's,
take NCAA
Any coverage nationally or locally of the adidas
Oregon Track Classic on Sunday? It has been on before. Not the
meet's fault. What happened to the TV package of the Golden Spike Tour or
whatever USATF drummed up? How about that great meet in Carbondale,
Illinois? TFA? Raleigh? Oops. And
check out the TFN website (www.trackandfieldnews.com) to see how both men's
and women's battles remain very much up in the air.
w/ UCLA losses and USC gain in the shot yesterday, Trojan women now
projecting as 60-57 winners. That's w/ USC winning the 4x1, though, and after
prelims, not sure
Actually, Oregon has apparently gone farther than that and banned all field
events.
As with most meets on the planet (no matter how high the quality),
field-event presentation remains absolutely abysmal.
No better example can be given than yesterday, in which the decathlon PV
started at
i suppose i saw her run in the OT last year, but don't recall her, so let's
call her a runner I've never seen before. I bring that up becuase she rates
highest in the category of runner I'm most impressed with I've never seen
before.
she's wispier, but reminds me of nothing so much as a young
I'm torn...I want to rip Grote for all his griping, but all I have time for
right now is to post the upcoming TV schedule
(I was depressed before Grote's post. After a full week of beautiful weather,
it's now raining and 20-degrees cooler in Eugene as we get ready for
tonight's events.
According to the RW website, the Oregon Track Classic will be televised June
10th on ESPN2. The US Open from Stanford will be shown the same day on CBS.
And the Prefontaine Classic WAS televised live - I watched it. You must
have been watching Beverly Hills 90201 reruns and missed it.
And
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(as part of a much longer piece):
On to a related point... Some may recall a series of posts I made not too
long ago questioning the sensibility of auto timing. My basic premise
being that it makes little sense (to me) that the hand timer's reaction
time should be
The moral being, you can't always get what you want.
Walt Murphy
.but,if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get what you need.
Some guy with big lips.
No, no I saw it, problem is not enough people did. CBS used to show the
meet live. A lot more people watch anything on CBS than anything on
FoxSports NY, which is what the meet was on. I happen to have Fox Sports
New York, but its not standard. MSG is standard. A lot more people have
MSG as
For those planning travel through Vancouver to
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I must be missing something: if it is a new event, it is also
a harder one, yet the modern sprinters are running faster.
Yes, but it took them roughly 20 years to run faster, which is a very long
period of stagnation.
The difference would be only greater
In a message dated 6/1/01 14:06:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
.but,if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get what you need.
Some guy with big lips.
Steve Tyler?!!!
Last night I watch the PAC-10 meet on my satellite TV - fine
meet, BUT why was there no clock showing on the screen
as the races progressed? Very aggravating!
Bruce Goodchild.
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Actually, Oregon has apparently gone farther than that and banned all field
events.
in more htan 30 years of coming to meets in the track capital of Lane County,
yesterday was probably close to the hottest--mid '80s.
but now, 30 minutes before the first event of hte day, it's a brisk 57 and
several hours of chilling rain has finally let up.
now, perhaps, the men's team-title
In a message dated 6/1/01 5:22:41 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Guys running sprints who won't be helped at all by
the newfangled prize money structure at nationals.
For every Maurice or Marion that doesn't need the prize money that USATF is
offering, I think it's safe to say that there
For every Maurice or Marion that doesn't need the prize money that USATF
is
offering, I think it's safe to say that there are many more athletes who
will
welcome the influx of cash, as modest a sum as it may be. What did you
expect, $50,000 per event from the start? How about giving USATF
Points in favour, points against, but is it in accordance with the
rules? What would happen if a record was set?
David Dallman
There are numerous situations where the games committee can make changes in
the way a meet is conducted. Perhaps
Title:
There may be people associated with young athletes that will
find this article interesting.
Ideas for Young Talented
Athletes
There are many very young (9-13yrs old) extremely talented
athletes out there. Some of them like Australia's Georgie Clarke can make great
progressions at an
The link for the NCAA men's 400 hurdle final takes you to the semi
results.
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Know the difference between right and wrong...
Always give
We've addressed this failure by the meet management many times before.
POST THE DAMN RESULTS ON THE SCOREBOARDYOU PAID FOR IT -- USE IT!!!
(please)
malmo
At no time during the first two days of the meet has field-event data
gone
on-screen,other than a next-day (or hours-later) recap of
Women¹s Steeple Final
Lap 1 76.0 Kleinmann, Meldrum, Nilsson, Pack
Lap 2 2:36.0 Kleinmann, Nilsson, Meldrum, Bennion, Hils
Lap 3 3:36.1 -- Kleinman, Nilsson, Jackson, MacDonald, Meldrum, Bennion, JACKSON
takes lead just before water jump
Lap 4 5:15.8 -- Jackson, MacDonald,
I have to agree with Dan ... There was a period of almost 20 years without
the 100 record being broken ... Compare this to the early to mid 70's just
before the WR rules were changed to auto timing ... During that period when
hand times were still accepted for WRs Don Quarrie tied the 9.9
Grote, and other naysayers:
While we all bitch here about the state of the sport, what are you doing
to improve the situation? Its so much easier to complain without doing
anything about the problem(s), but this does not help anyone.
I'm sure the National Office NJ Association of USATF could
Dude, Chill!
PLEASE, go to http://www.flashresults.com or http://www.cyberscoreboard.com
(both have been mentioned on this list in the last couple days). At each of
them I was easily able to find the proper results. If you can't find them
there then it is an OE (operator error). There is only
From the USATF website
- MJR
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Broadcast
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Broadcast
June 3 4:30-6:00 pm
18 Olympic Medalists Converge on Portland for adidas Oregon Track Classic
Athletes from 28 Countries Scheduled to Participate
Sunday, June 3, 2001
Mount Hood C.C.
Portland, Oregon
Sports News Release
For Immediate Use
EVENT BY EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
12:00 Noon SoBe Sports System
The Electronic Telegraph
Saturday 2 June 2001
Tom Knight
DENISE LEWIS and Katharine Merry take their first, tentative steps on the
road to winning gold at the World Championships by wearing the black vest of
Birchfield Harriers in today's men and women's combined league match at the
Alexander
The Electronic Telegraph
Saturday 2 June 2001
Tom Knight
ATHLETES CLAIMING they are suffering from asthma are the target of new
anti-doping rules which will be introduced later this year by the
International Olympic Committee.
Under the new rules, which come into effect on September 1,
Men¹s 5000 Final
1st Kilo 2:50.71 Kimani, Lane, Shay, Torres, PACK; 4:34.0 @ 1600-meters
2nd Kilo 5:41.3 -- Kimani, Shay, Torres, Lane, Kimeli, Asmeron
3rd Kilo 8:28.26 -- Kimani, Bazzi, Shay, Torres, Asmeron// 9:00.5 @ 3200 Kimani,
Bazzi, Torres start break, Lane leads chase
4th Kilo
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