Re: t-and-f: Brandon Christian 10.00

How about DaBryan Blanton from Forney, TX that same day with an electronic 10.26 and later finished 2nd in the 200 at 21.13. He was beaten by Wade from Shreveport, La in the 200 after Wade lost to him in the 100 with a 10.29. Wade had a 20.83 in winning the 200. Just another typical Sat

t-and-f: USATF Tix?

List, Any idea when tickets go on sale for USATF champs at Stanford? Any help is appreciated. Joe

t-and-f: Review of Ready, Set, GO!

Y ask: I've just uploaded a review of a new book by masters athlete Phil Campbell in Tennessee. It's significant for its promotion of masters track. Check it out at: http://www.masterstrack.com/news2002/news2002march26.html Bon appetit! Ken Stone http://www.masterstrack.com

t-and-f: NCAA Title IX Seminar

This is from the NCAA web site: http://www.ncaa.org/index2.html I wonder if it is an open forum? Gender Equity / Title IX NCAA Title IX Seminar May 9-10, 2002 The NCAA

t-and-f: Nike's guerrilla marketing at Boston Marathon

From today's Boston Globe: In a bid to get a jump on rival adidas, the official [shoe company] sponsor of the Boston Marathon, Nike Inc. is combining guerrilla marketing and a technique called 'station domination' at a subway stop near the finish line that long-distance runners hope to cross

t-and-f: Collins cruises to WR 200 in M50 at Boston

Y ask: Can anyone catch Bill Collins -- ever? When healthy, the 51-year-old sprintmeister from Missouri City, Texas, is all but unbeatable in his age group. Pit him against men decades younger, and he'd beat all but a handful. Collins, 51, proved it again Sunday (3/24/02) at the USATF

RE: t-and-f: Good show by Moroccan B team at XC Worlds

No stone throwing here. I'm just trying to look at it from a practical point of view. If everyone ran for their sponsors, there would be more Kenyan and Moroccan runners allowed, therfore improving the comepetition. Another solution could be to allow B and C teams. Unfortunately that would be

t-and-f: Favorite places to run

ATTN: Runners Everwhere! Do you have a favorite place to run and train? Visit the web site of the Westminster Road Runners Club at http://ccpl.carr.org/~wrrc click on Favorite places to run and tell us about your favorite place to train... thanks-kevin [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: t-and-f: Good show by Moroccan B team at XC Worlds

Careful where you throw a stone The U.S. has a few notables that weren't born here and grew up most of their early years elsewhere; like Keflezghi, Abdirahman, and DeReuck. /Brian -Original Message- From: Rich Harrington [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002

t-and-f: Drummond case still pending

Court report: Jonathan Drummond, arrested last October for sales or transportation of marijuana, has finally entered a plea in his case. He had continued his case a number of times, but last week he entered a plea of not guilty at the Criminal Justice Center in downtown Los Angeles. His next

Re: t-and-f: USATF Tix?

On sale April 9 at 1-800-STANFORD. Michael Reilly List, Any idea when tickets go on sale for USATF champs at Stanford? Any help is appreciated. Joe

t-and-f: Interesting T9, Gender-Equity FAQs

This is from the NCAA's Title IX FAQ page. In my opinion, from what I have read, men's track and field appears to be treated differently, with interpretations not consistent with the intent of the law. For a real head-scratching experience, click on the NCAA's Title IX/Gender Equity

t-and-f: Other organizations join Title IX lawsuit

From www.ncaa.org Other organizations join Title IX lawsuit Both the College Gymnastics Association and the United States Track Coaches Association announced that they have joined the National Wrestling Coaches Association in its lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education. The suit

t-and-f: USATF RELEASE: Drossin named Athlete of the Week

Contact:Tyra Whittaker Communications Intern USA Track Field (317) 261-0478 x357 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.usatf.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 26, 2002 Drossin named Athlete of the Week

Re: t-and-f: Interesting T9, Gender-Equity FAQs

The problem with this is the use of words like purpose and intent. While cutting men's sports may not be the purpose or intent of Title IX as long as it allows schools to do it in order to achieve Title IX compliance they'll continue to do it. No one's arguing that Title IX didn't have a noble

Re: t-and-f: Good show by Morroccan B team at XC Worlds

Rich Harrington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Look at those French names. It looks like Morroccan B team to me, though maybe there's an Algian or Tunisian athlete there. ... It somehow renders the concept of nationality irrelevant. This doesn't apply to many nations yet, but things are

RE: t-and-f: Good show by Moroccan B team at XC Worlds - and Ritz

The first two Americans are also of African origin - as were the top 18 in the Men's long course and the top 19 in the Jr. Men's. Dathan R was the 2nd non-African origin runner - and he's only 19. Last year before outdoor season got rolling, I stated that when you consider XC and track

t-and-f: Jamaican Champs update

A follow-up on the status of this year's Jamaican high school championships, again courtesy of reports from the Jamaica Gleaner: The meet will be held after all, at two different locations from April 16 to 20. These dates are much later than usual, and will mean there will be only a few days