Friday, May 08, 2015
Cal's Thomas Joyce Thrives Thanks to Elite Closing Speed
Posted by Albert Caruana at 5/08/2015 03:05:00 PM
Labels: 2015 Track and Field
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4 comments:
Maybe we've heard enough about "Cal is where good runners go to die" now?
To get rid of that stigma, I think it would be good to see more than 1 runner a year develop. It always seems like we have one elite distance runner (Coe, Maier, Santisteban, Knights, Joyce, Walden), but can never put 5 together for XC. I would love to see it happen. I think it has improved, so they are definitely starting to shed the label (Hamilton, Newton, Walden, Lewis, Later, this incoming girls class). Just need to see more.
Anyways, go Bears!
History, speaks for it's self
Andrew what are your PRs? Im sure everyone on the Cal team can run faster than you
GO BEARS
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