Thank you, Thank you very much! - Elvis
Bring out your dead! mew--vut. Bring out your dead! meooow--vut. -
MP's HG
Things are cooking again. Thanks for the annual depth charts Roger, I
see my old coach has 3 athletes in the top 100 in S. Korea.
I have to agree with Dan. There are still se
Wow,
I haven't contributed to the list in a long time and now only
occasionally peruse the digest version. But I just received the digest
version today with posts dating as far back as November. Is this list
dead or is Roger the only person left living on the list? Could it be
that the UofOregon
I sent a message the other day and it still hasn't gone through. This was
sent 3/31/05 - 7:30 p.m.
Allen
T&F List,
I'm late getting the word out to this list. If you are or know any
athletes that have qualified for NCAA's any division or NAIA's in Track &
Field or Cross Country over the past 3 years and are age 25 & under,
please pass this along. We are conducting a Racewalking Talent ID Camp.
Plea
How far does it have to go.
Last fall at the NYS Section 2 Championships at Saratoga Spa State Park
one of the girls from Class D upstart Argyle pulled her hair band out
during the race and not wanting to lose it she put it on her wrist.
Sorry missy, no can do.DQ! BTW, keep an eye on this tw
I recall going to one of the old ITA Pro Indoor track meets. I recall a
picture, possibly on the cover, of Delamere in his WSU jersey. My older
brother and I started doing it too. He ended up a whacked out skier
doing all kinds of flips and me, well, though never injured doing a flip,
chose an e
I was going by individual performances at major competitions ie. World
Champs. By virtue of Curt Clausen's finishes in '99 (4th) and '01(7th)
walkers
have obliterated anything the runners have done.
Granted this past year's x-c season was tremendous and things are looking
well for our distance co
I know I might be a bit late on this, but I feel I must defend myself.
If you think its embarrassing to have Michelle ranked 6th, how about an a
guy doing 20 miles per week not 200(k or mi) getting bumped to 8th if you
put her into the mix. Yeah, that's right, I'm deeply offended that I'm
not mo
To answer why basketball players are called cagers, I looked up the
answer.
Professional basketball began (1896) in New York City and was at one time
played on courts enclosed by wire mesh (basketball players are still
occasionally referred to as “cagers”).
To my knowledge college hoops
Brian McEwen wrote:
It is not that these ARE NOT VALID complaints ... they may be. But you
folks only complain about something (that the CRITERIA is invalid and
inconsistently applied) WHEN IT IS IN AN EVENT THAT you have a vested
interest in.
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I'd be the first to admit that I'm a walker.
Netters,
I received a comment on my post that I'd like to clarify re:
> #5. Jan the man. Worthy of a lifetime achievement award. 7
> panelist
> didn't vote for him.
I only mentioned the "lifetime award," because someone last month thought
JZ should be number one. He had a decent year worthy
Garry said-
Bottom line on bitching about the Rankings: every time you advance a case
for A and against B, just remember that if we reversed them, the other
side would bitch as loud. Nobody is ever truly happy but the No. 1
Ranker, and I'm afraid to report that the laws of mathemetics mand
Netters,
I guess we all anticipated the fact that the rankings would
smell...welljust a bit rank. In fact after a quick glance I've
determined that they absolutely stink. Yeah, so I'm a walker, who cares,
right. I actually don't mind a thrower getting the vote, he actually may
have deserved
Netters,
I've experience the good ole boy system way too many times. I must say
the U.S. coaching staff for World's looks like one of the best ever.
Coaching staffs should have nothing to do with coaching, with the
possible exception of the relay teams. My experience from the previous
administ
Just one additional note.
Of those few DQ calls I received during my 24 years as a walker, from
youth to being the dominant walker in the US for a five year period, the
majority of those calls came from inexperienced judges. If you know me
or have seen me, you might remember that I am extremely
Okay, I've been silent long enough. I would like to respond to a couple
of statements listed below.
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 10:20:29 +1300
From: "P. N. Heidenstrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: t-and-f: interesting article on changes in the walks
snip--
The latter is a poor compariso
Netters,
I've found the whole topic somewhat amusing. I wasn't too offended by
the ad myself. In fact, I thought it was fairly clever, but it was not
appropriate whatsoever. I'm glad Nike pulled the ad.
On the other hand, I didn't hear the AWL's complaining about the NBC ad
for TITAN's. May
Netters,
All the talk is about drugs and walkers for AOY. Oh yeah, they have a
long history together. When USATF first implemented the
out-of-competition testing program, who were the ones getting suspended?
Yep, the walkers, especially the ones who don't use their front door of
their home, you
Netters,
I have a household of family going nuts about the NBC interview with the
4x100 team. Forget about what Mo said and I'm sorry I don't exactly know
who is who(Bernard or Brian), but one of the characters was posing behind
Mo. This has to be the best moment of the games to date. Hands dow
Netters,
While trying to keep tabs on the exciting, down-to-the-wire, who's going
to win the women's 20k walk, I came across some decent live commentary at
http://www.olympics.smh.com.au/athletics/
You have to admit, if NBC carried this one live from 7:45 pm EDT to 9:15
or so, I think they could
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