Assuming she has a good day, regionals is a matter of 1st or 2nd. Her teammate has been on a roll since her outdoor season and it would take a pretty big upset to dethrone Tuohy, so likely 2nd.
At nationals, I give her a shot to beat Chelangat on grass, so she could get 3rd behind Tuohy and Valby. If she gets 2nd, I think she’ll be leading the wolfpack—Valby is just too good this season.
Assuming she has a good day, regionals is a matter of 1st or 2nd. Her teammate has been on a roll since her outdoor season and it would take a pretty big upset to dethrone Tuohy, so likely 2nd.
At nationals, I give her a shot to beat Chelangat on grass, so she could get 3rd behind Tuohy and Valby. If she gets 2nd, I think she’ll be leading the wolfpack—Valby is just too good this season.
I doubt she will make it to nationals health-wise anyway, so it doesn't matter. Her running form is absolutely atrocious and that's why she is injury prone. She is Anna Rohrer 2.0. All these NCAA runners with the wonky form, flame out spectacularly and fade away after dealing with injury after injury. It's too late to fix her form now, so it's only a matter of time.
Assuming she has a good day, regionals is a matter of 1st or 2nd. Her teammate has been on a roll since her outdoor season and it would take a pretty big upset to dethrone Tuohy, so likely 2nd.
At nationals, I give her a shot to beat Chelangat on grass, so she could get 3rd behind Tuohy and Valby. If she gets 2nd, I think she’ll be leading the wolfpack—Valby is just too good this season.
I doubt she will make it to nationals health-wise anyway, so it doesn't matter. Her running form is absolutely atrocious and that's why she is injury prone. She is Anna Rohrer 2.0. All these NCAA runners with the wonky form, flame out spectacularly and fade away after dealing with injury after injury. It's too late to fix her form now, so it's only a matter of time.
That was harsh and you’ll get downvoted to hell but you’re right.
H'm. Seems to have gone a long time with no injuries at all, placing well in national events from freshman year of high school onward. Has been a really good, consistent college runner and a multiple AA. Other than that, sure. Lol.
I doubt she will make it to nationals health-wise . She is Anna Rohrer 2.0.
Are you referring to the Anna Rohrer who is Notre Dame's only 4-time CC All-American and just qualified for the Olympic Trials Marathon or some other Anna Rohrer?
Assuming she has a good day, regionals is a matter of 1st or 2nd. Her teammate has been on a roll since her outdoor season and it would take a pretty big upset to dethrone Tuohy, so likely 2nd.
At nationals, I give her a shot to beat Chelangat on grass, so she could get 3rd behind Tuohy and Valby. If she gets 2nd, I think she’ll be leading the wolfpack—Valby is just too good this season.
Chmiel will finish ahead of Roe and Cook but behind Tuohy, Valby and Chelangat
I believe Chmiel will be top 5...I place her along with McCabe, Roe, and Mercy....and we know all are good hill runners. Valby is an x-factor....but I have Tuohy winning, MCabe, Roe, Chmiel...if Mercy is on that day...she will challenge the lead. I haven't seen Valby on hills yet...so I place her between 5 -10
Chmiel gets far too little credit....any discussion on her form is useless....she has all the pedigree to back it up.
I doubt she will make it to nationals health-wise . She is Anna Rohrer 2.0.
Are you referring to the Anna Rohrer who is Notre Dame's only 4-time CC All-American and just qualified for the Olympic Trials Marathon or some other Anna Rohrer?
Kim Conley also recently qualified for the Olympic Marathon Trials along with at least 50 others at last count.
Assuming she has a good day, regionals is a matter of 1st or 2nd. Her teammate has been on a roll since her outdoor season and it would take a pretty big upset to dethrone Tuohy, so likely 2nd.
At nationals, I give her a shot to beat Chelangat on grass, so she could get 3rd behind Tuohy and Valby. If she gets 2nd, I think she’ll be leading the wolfpack—Valby is just too good this season.
Chmiel is one of my favorite athletes. She a very, very strong xc runner and absolutely loves xc. Imho she stronger in xc than track. She is looking really great right now, but I doubt she could beat Tuohy or Valby at nationals. Maybe everyone else.
Assuming she has a good day, regionals is a matter of 1st or 2nd. Her teammate has been on a roll since her outdoor season and it would take a pretty big upset to dethrone Tuohy, so likely 2nd.
At nationals, I give her a shot to beat Chelangat on grass, so she could get 3rd behind Tuohy and Valby. If she gets 2nd, I think she’ll be leading the wolfpack—Valby is just too good this season.
I doubt she will make it to nationals health-wise anyway, so it doesn't matter. Her running form is absolutely atrocious and that's why she is injury prone. She is Anna Rohrer 2.0. All these NCAA runners with the wonky form, flame out spectacularly and fade away after dealing with injury after injury. It's too late to fix her form now, so it's only a matter of time.
If she risks injury by running two more races in the next few weeks, wouldn't it be better for her to skip regionals and run nationals? Does NC State need her for regionals?
Assuming she has a good day, regionals is a matter of 1st or 2nd. Her teammate has been on a roll since her outdoor season and it would take a pretty big upset to dethrone Tuohy, so likely 2nd.
At nationals, I give her a shot to beat Chelangat on grass, so she could get 3rd behind Tuohy and Valby. If she gets 2nd, I think she’ll be leading the wolfpack—Valby is just too good this season.
Chmiel is one of my favorite athletes. She a very, very strong xc runner and absolutely loves xc. Imho she stronger in xc than track. She is looking really great right now, but I doubt she could beat Tuohy or Valby at nationals. Maybe everyone else.
I agree...she has been a beast at XC since HS. She has been one of the few runners that was/is able to run with Tuohy...only a few steps behind. I don't think she can beat KT if both healthy...but will definitely be one of the players at Nats.
I’ll be back to say hi when she tears it up at nationals. You’re deluded
By "tears it up" are you referring to her Achilles or her MCL, because those are the only things she will tearing.
What a disgusting comment about such a great athlete. My favorite outcome at Nationals would be a 1-2 finish for Chmiel and Tuohy in either order. So much respect for both of them!
I doubt she will make it to nationals health-wise anyway, so it doesn't matter. Her running form is absolutely atrocious and that's why she is injury prone. She is Anna Rohrer 2.0. All these NCAA runners with the wonky form, flame out spectacularly and fade away after dealing with injury after injury. It's too late to fix her form now, so it's only a matter of time.
That was harsh and you’ll get downvoted to hell but you’re right.
2015 Nike Cross Nationals 17:15.40 4th
2016 Nike Cross Nationals 17:41.10 5th
2017 NXN 17:25.00 2nd
2018 NXN 16:54.80 2nd
2019 NCAA D1 Cross Country Championships 20:32.50 22nd
2021 March NCAA Division 1 Cross Country Championships 20:26.40 9th
2021 November NCAA DI Cross Country Championships 19:34.60 6th
2022 opens season at Nuttycombe after major injury, finishing second only behind Tuohy. Then PRS at ACCs with a 19:20 on a challenging course.
One of the most consistent female runners I can think of. So much for "flaming out spectacularly".
That was harsh and you’ll get downvoted to hell but you’re right.
2015 Nike Cross Nationals 17:15.40 4th
2016 Nike Cross Nationals 17:41.10 5th
2017 NXN 17:25.00 2nd
2018 NXN 16:54.80 2nd
2019 NCAA D1 Cross Country Championships 20:32.50 22nd
2021 March NCAA Division 1 Cross Country Championships 20:26.40 9th
2021 November NCAA DI Cross Country Championships 19:34.60 6th
2022 opens season at Nuttycombe after major injury, finishing second only behind Tuohy. Then PRS at ACCs with a 19:20 on a challenging course.
One of the most consistent female runners I can think of. So much for "flaming out spectacularly".
It's also hilarious that you are listing high school accomplishments, you obviously cannot read and don't know who Anna Rohrer is and her flameout timetable. Read what I wrote that you quoted, then tell me how what she did in HS is relevant. Literally no runner with horrible form like hers has a running career worth mentioning, unless you count Eilish McColgan, who's time is yet to come. Her terrible form coupled with her obvious, shall we say "other" issues will soon catch up to her as well.
