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@Sect2athletics Hey can you ask the Track Coordinator if it is too late for Salem Track & Field to submit its entries for the 4 x Formal Relay for the girls division.
Two nights of Sectional Track & Field wrapped up. Girls ran well last night and Boys ran well tonight. Some nice new PRs and Aiden took 6th to score in the 800 and the boys 4x400 team of Joey, Quinn, Calvin and Aiden took 5th to score.
First day of Sectionals in the book. Hot hot day. Quinn took 3rd in the HJ and just missed the jump off for first place. Aiden had a new PR in TJ and the other athletes powered through the heat to compete.
Group 5 Sectional entries have been submitted. And the Track & Field teams get ready for a busy week. Co-ed Field events on Monday in Berlin. Girls running events on Wednesday at Hoosic Valley and Boys running events on Thursday at Hoosic Valley. It will be a busy busy week!
Last dual meet of the season last night. Many PBs and lots of fun. Girls competed well for the size of the team and the Boys pulled out the elusive unicorn in Track & Field with a tie against Whitehall.
Great meet at home against Granville. Granville came out on top in both contests but it was much closer than expected. Also so some smart racing. Experience is starting to pay dividends.
Salem Track and Field competed against Lake George today and lived up to their Small but Mighty moniker. A number of PRs and great racing. PRs in HJ, Discus, 800, 1600 400H and others.
“I’m gonna remember this forever.”
Stay with it and your day will come when you’re not just among the pros but winning.
Congratulations on your win in the @trialsmiles Kansas City Qualifier women’s 1,500m, Ayla Granados.
Defend the title. See you again May 21st in NYC.
On June 27th, Jim Ryun ran a mile in 4:07. In his log he wrote "was hard"
The next day, he ran a mile in 3:51.1, closing in 53.5.
In his log he wrote "Felt very easy"