Yes, new record set in the mile this year. I don't understand what you mean by "the 2 mile standard is different as well"? Do you mean that you think there is a better 2 mile that was run at a Stanford Invite faster than what's listed? If so, please name the year. They stopped running the 2 mile many (20?) years ago and switched to a 3000 (and I don't convert 3000 marks to a 2 mile or vice versa, they're 2 different events as far as I'm concerned).
Sorry, Mr. Lawson, you're right. I saw Estifanos run on Friday and didn't realize it wasn't the 3200. I also saw the DMR by Drake and can't wait to see them at Arcadia.
Mr. Lawson, does this mean that the boy's mile time for this year is the new standard at 4:12.74 moving forward?
ReplyDeleteI believe the 2 mile standard is different as well?
ReplyDeleteYes, new record set in the mile this year. I don't understand what you mean by "the 2 mile standard is different as well"? Do you mean that you think there is a better 2 mile that was run at a Stanford Invite faster than what's listed? If so, please name the year. They stopped running the 2 mile many (20?) years ago and switched to a 3000 (and I don't convert 3000 marks to a 2 mile or vice versa, they're 2 different events as far as I'm concerned).
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So we have new records in both mile races and boys DMR this year. Are there others?
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ReplyDeleteSorry, Mr. Lawson, you're right. I saw Estifanos run on Friday and didn't realize it wasn't the 3200. I also saw the DMR by Drake and can't wait to see them at Arcadia.
ReplyDeleteThe record in the DMR is up for debate. Jesuit ran 10:22.6 for yards which I convert to 10:19.13 for meters. I will list both.
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Are both teams entered in the Arcadia DMR? That would be great!
ReplyDeleteDrake is not running their DMR at Arcadia.
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