12/12 UPDATE: Here's a brief look at two of the indoor meets that went on during Footlocker Weekend this year
With Footlocker's officially in the books, it's finally time to move on to indoor track! To get you excited for the season, we've worked on a few pieces to get you in the winter spirit. Check out some of the stories linked below ...
How Serious is D3 about indoors?
The Relay Rule Year II
Sleeper Picks for the 2017 Indoor Season
Indoor Themed All My Friends Are Runners:
Weller v. Springer Part II
The DMR
An old, wintery themed chapter of the Running Diaries:
Chapter 12
And an updated PA track all-time list:
PA All-Time List
While we wait for more results to come filing in, feel free to use this post as a discussion board/suggestion box to get things going for the indoor track season on our site.
Notes from Ursinus:
ReplyDelete-Mile results mostly underwhelming. A 4:38 shows that JIhad is clearly trying to up his endurance to improve upon his 1:53 800 from last spring. Makes him a potential favorite in February for me.
-Kid from Tatnall, 4:31 9:13 double as a soph, beautiful day for him.
-Brandon Hontz, a rookie to winter as far as I'm concerned, doubled a 4:34 DMR anchor to a 2:00 800. Thats a ridiculous double for someone's first time running indoors.
-Yoquinto, kinda in and out of the picture for Shanny during XC, put in a big statement win over Hontz in the 800. That time this early is flying, as it would already put him on the cusp of qualifying for states last year.
-I felt the 3000 had the least amount of big names, but the guys in this race shined. Three juniors in Borger, Derafelo, and Ainscoe battled to the low 9:20's. Hard not to think one of these guys gets down to around 9 flat and challenges for a state birth.
Joe Cullen, 1:54(?) guy, solo'd a 9:30 on an incredibly slow track at Kutztown. Kid has major range.
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