Gosh, what a wildly entertaining national meet! Coach Andy Powell can now point to that group and tell any recruit, "Hey, if you come here, you legitimately This is a historic group that has found ways to combine fitness and tactical awareness more effectively But what Robinson did this past weekend is exactly what we thought he was going to do in the 5000 meters Charles Hicks (Stanford) I'm grouping these two men together, largely because I don't think there is

There, she split 4:35 over 1600 meters, leading her squad to a time of 10:57. While it's not officially clear what Valby's "medical scratch" pertains to, it should be noted that the

Here is what our guy had to say... But I actually think that the most impactful result from this elite group of three runners was Ana Tucker What is their ceiling in this event come the end of the month? Potter had been consistently running in the 3:49 to 3:50 (1500) range over the last month of racing, Here is what he said...

from XC to indoor track this week by previewing the Boston University Sharon Colyear-Danville Season Opener

However, recent rumors suggest that the professional group will make the move to the home of Hayward BTC's current roster of athletes, per their website, is as follows... Stanford's Chris Miltenberg would end up being hired and taking over the Chapel Hill-based program.

I felt confident through roughly seven or eight names, but after that group, it might as well have been That group featured the overall winner, Sophie O'Sullivan (Washington) as well as Mia Barnett (UCLA), And while she was able to hang with the top group, she just didn't find the right spot to respond to And if they did, then they were out of frame and likely out of contact with the top group by that point But what really caught our attention was Karinauskaite soloing a fantastic 9:35 mark over the barriers

The guys break down the biggest performances over the weekend including Addy Wiley and Amina Maatoug's huge mile efforts before debating what times may be necessary to qualify for the NCAA Indoor Championships

This group has essentially zero weaknesses and that's a crazy thing to think about. That's admittedly a bold suggestion, and we still need to see a lot more from this group before I firmly they didn't have a true low-stick (or any firepower for that matter), but they did establish a compact group With a mere 14 second time-spread headlining this group, I feel like the Broncos could have some decent Absolutely, but I do feel like the introduction of Burger and/or Snider to this group actually makes

Back in March, Matt Jones of wholehogsports.com reported that Arkansas' veteran superstar Lauren Gregory is expected to miss the remainder of the outdoor track season. According to the report, Gregory sustained a navicular fracture in her right foot during the NCAA Indoor Championships and underwent surgery for the injury in March 15th, roughly four days later. At the NCAA Indoor Championships, Gregory noticed the injury during, "...the closing stages of the mile race in Albuquerque. [Coach Lance Harter] said Gregory told her coaches after the race that she felt a pop in her foot." In a separate article by Nate Allen of Whole Hog Sports, Gregory has signed, "a unique pro contract both to run track and mountain race." It is not yet clear when Gregory signed that contract nor who her sponsor will be. Gregory may go down as one of the better distance runners in the NCAA history to not win an individual national title. And yet, despite that, this Razorback veteran is easily one of the most decorated distance talents that the Southeastern Conference (SEC) has ever seen. The Colorado native will end her collegiate career with personal bests of 2:44 (1k), 4:09 (1500), 4:31 (mile), 8:53 (3k), 15:25 (5k) and 32:34 (10k). Between all three seasons, she has amassed a total of nine All-American honors, two of which resulted in silver medals in the mile and the DMR at the NCAA Indoor Championships earlier this year. Gregory entered the spring months listed at TSR #2 in our outdoor track distance rankings. She was expected to be a national title contender in the 1500 meters or the 10,000 meters as well as an All-American favorite in the 5000 meters (depending on which events she entered). It should also be noted that Isabel Van Camp, another top-tier distance talent for the Razorbacks who was a 5k All-American last spring, has not raced since mid-January. According to the article, Van Camp has also been battling injuries this year.

Phillip (John Carroll) -- 7:54 Men's 5000 Meters Dylan Jacobs (Tennessee) -- 13:15 New Mexico Team Open