Check out John Hogan's fantastic finish to go from 12th place with 500m. to go to finish 2nd. Unofficially about 58 seconds for last lap.
Sunday, March 23, 2014
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Is that time the section record?
Looks like his 1600m time just missed the school record per his coach Andy Leong.
Read his bio and he didn't start the longer races until his junior yr? Must be the coaching...
What is and Who has the SF city 1,600 meter record? Must be from along time ago
2 Jin Daikoku 11 SF Lowell 4:10.95 8 at 2000 State Track Meet. I am not sure if this was his PR.
A college coach needs to give that guy a full ride asap. What a TALENT
Definitely. He is just getting started. For a college coach, this is the type of athlete that you dream of with an enormous upside.
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