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BYU Autumn Classic

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Member Since:

Sep 01, 2013

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

NCAA Champ

Running Accomplishments:

HIGH SCHOOL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Cross country:

4 time region champions 

3 time state champions 

NXR 4th place junior year, 6th place senior year 

Consistently ranked top 20 in the nation 

2 mile XC: 10:03 (dhills duel)

3 Mile XC: 15:06 (split from Nike)

5k XC: 15:39 (Nike Southwest)

Track and Field:

4 time region champions

4 time state champions 

800m: 2:02.6 (region 9 championships)

1600m: 4:29.5 (Utah state championships)

3200m: 9:43.1 (Nike Chandler invite)

FRESHMAN ACCOMPLISHMENTS (so far):

21:38 4.2 mile

25:40 8k

really just getting into college running

 

Short-Term Running Goals:

XC FRESHMAN YEAR: (redshirting)

Make friends and have fun  got it

Be able to train with the top guys got it

get over this injuy and prevent all injuries

Top 5 at the home meet

Sub 19:20 at home meet

Win Cal Poly invite

Sub 25:00 at Cal Poly 

INDOOR TRACK FRESHMAN YEAR: (competing)

4:15 mile

8:50 3k

If I do the indoor 5k, 15:00

Conference?

OUTDOOR FRESHMAN YEAR: (competing)

4:00 1500

14:50 5k

9:15 3k steeple (yes, I will be doing the steeple)

Conference?

 

 

 

 

 

Long-Term Running Goals:

XC All-American by Senior Year

Go to NCAA's in a track event by senior year

Ultras/Trail runnin

Western States 100

Personal:

Exercise Science major at SUU, running for their cross country/track team
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Mizuno Wave Ronin 5 Lifetime Miles: 491.11
Saucony Virrata Lifetime Miles: 276.61
Brooks Pure Grit 2 Lifetime Miles: 274.50
Saucony Virrata-Blue Lifetime Miles: 105.00
Altra Torin 1.5 Lifetime Miles: 230.25
Asics GT 2000 Trail Lifetime Miles: 515.50
Asics Super-J Lifetime Miles: 295.75
Saucony Carrera Spikes Lifetime Miles: 99.72
Asics GT 2000 Trail-2 Lifetime Miles: 558.50
Asics Super-J-2 Lifetime Miles: 477.00
Asics GT 2000 Trail-Camo Lifetime Miles: 474.50
Hoka Clifton Lifetime Miles: 86.00
Altra Instinct Lifetime Miles: 42.00
Barefoot Lifetime Miles: 15.50
Asics GT 2000-Neon Orange Lifetime Miles: 495.60
Brooks Pure Something Lifetime Miles: 232.25
Asics GT 2000-Neon Orange 2 Lifetime Miles: 481.50
Asics GT 2000 Neon Orange-3 Lifetime Miles: 199.00
Asics GT 2000 Blue And Silver Lifetime Miles: 415.00
Asics GT 2000 Blue And Silver-2 Lifetime Miles: 105.00
Sat, Sep 13, 2014
Race: BYU Autumn Classic (3.25 Miles) 00:16:41, Place overall: 22

byu autumn classic. warmed up about 1.5, got to the line, did some striders. the gun went off and our whole team got out REALLY well. we were right up there and in the middle and it was great. i started to settle into my pace when we got to the top of the first hill, and went from there. right off the bat i was feeling a little flat, but i decided to try to push through it and not let it mentally wreck my day. for about 1.5 miles me and kale were playing with what i thought was davis's either 6th and 7th or 5th and 6th, and i made a move to pass them both. i passed them and throughout the rest of the race i stayed in front of them until one of them came around me. when i hit the track for the finish i feel like i finished really strong, but not as strong as i could have. i finished with 16:41 and 22nd overall. not too bad, but if i felt better i could have done a lot better. we took 2nd to davis, but not very close. but it's okay because we all felt kind of flat. also it's pretty cool that at the 3 mile mark i was at about 15:30, since the course was long. good stuff from everyone today.

Asics GT 2000 Trail Miles: 1.50Saucony Carrera Spikes Miles: 3.25
Calories: 0.00
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