Some idiot with an IP address from Raleigh, NC just posted some dumb stuff on Valby's Wikipedia. It was deleted almost immediately but it is still listed in the history. Which one of you has IP address
2600:1004:B243:825F:A524:CF93:91FB:777F
My guess is this is probably astro's IP
Holy sh1t who cares dude xD all of you fanboys for anyone are pathetic
isn’t this doxxing
I am heading over to Wiki now to protect the good lady's article from miscreant wolves!
Wikipedia? Lolll.
already showing their true colors wrote:
Some idiot with an IP address from Raleigh, NC just posted some dumb stuff on Valby's Wikipedia. It was deleted almost immediately but it is still listed in the history. Which one of you has IP address
2600:1004:B243:825F:A524:CF93:91FB:777F
My guess is this is probably astro's IP
What did it say? Thanks for your diligence on this matter.
This thread is useless without stating the deleted information from the wiki.
Maybe it was true.
We can't discuss it if we don't know.
astro wrote:
Wikipedia? Lolll.
Probably astro, who was pretty triggered last night.
Have not been on that page in a decade. Yes, I do not like it when I think cheating is occurring. Sorry.
I'm not seeing anything bad on any of the versions.
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Parker Valby
Valby at the 2024 NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships
Personal informationBornSeptember 27, 2002 (age 21)
Pennsylvania[1]
Home townConnecticut
Tampa, Florida
SportSportAthletics
Event5000m
College teamUniversity of Florida
Achievements and titlesPersonal best(s)3000m: 8:41.50 (The Track at New Balance, 2024)
5000m: 14:52.79 (The Track at New Balance, 2024)
10000m: 30:50.43 (Azusa, 2024)
hideMedal record
Women's athleticsRepresenting the United StatesRepresenting
Florida Gators/
Southeastern ConferenceNCAA Cross Country Championships
2022 Stillwater
6km
2023 Charlottesville
6km
NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships
2024 Boston her height is tall
5000 meters
2024 Boston
3000 meters
NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
2022 Eugene
5000 meters
2023 Austin
5000 meters
2024 Eugene
5000 meters
Parker Valby is an American track and field and cross-country athlete.[2] She is a four-time NCAA champion and the current NCAA record holder for the indoor 5000m and outdoor 10000m.
Early life
From Tampa, Florida, she attended East Lake High School.[3] She was a competitive swimmer before first running cross-country in 2016. When asked to try track and field as well, she was initially reluctant and it meant having to give up lacrosse.[4] She became the Florida state champion and the Florida state all-time record holder whilst still a junior.[5][6] However, she was unable to compete during her senior year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[7]
Collegiate career
Valby competes for the University of Florida. Her sophomore year she finished runner-up to Katelyn Tuohy in the 5000m at the NCAA Track and Field Championships by running a personal best of 15:20:10. This second-place performance helped Florida win the team title.[8][9]
The following fall, Valby once again finished runner-up to Tuohy but this time at the NCAA Cross Country Championships in Oklahoma.[10] That spring, she won the 5000m at the 2023 NCAA Track and Field Championships helping Florida finish as team runner-up.[11]
Valby started out her redshirt junior season strong by winning the Wisconsin Nuttycombe invite over rival Katelyn Tuohy in a course time of 19:17.2.[12]
In November 2023, she won the NCAA Cross Country Championship in Charlottesville, Virginia. She ran a new NCAA record time of 18:55.2 for the 6 km course to win by 10 seconds ahead of Doris Lemngole of the University of Alabama.[13]
On December 2, 2023, Valby set a new NCAA record for the indoor 5000m while competing at Boston University. Her time of 14:56.11 eclipsed the mark of 15:12.22 set by Emily Sisson in 2015.[14]
At the 2024 NCAA Division I Indoor Track and Field Championships, Valby broke her own collegiate record in the 5000m and picked up another NCAA title, running 14:52.79 in Boston.[15] She negative split the race, running 7:33 for first half and 7:19 for her second. She had a comfortable margin of victory ahead of 2nd placer Taylor Roe who finished in 15:15.[16] The next day she also won the 3000m indoor national championship in a personal record of 8:41.50.[17]
In April 2024, she ran a time of 30:50.43 for the 10,000 metres at the Brian Clay Invitational in Azusa, California. It was a new American collegiate record, previously held by Lisa Uhl.[18] Valby set a new championship record winning the 5000 metres at the SEC Championship in Gainesville, Florida on 11 May 2024.[19]
I found the edited version from the IP, didn't see anything trashing her. It was published 6/7 so at the time Valby had 4 NCAA titles.
I believe that the edit in question is from June 7, 2024.
Added content was "her height is tall".
This is accurate, except that it was placed in the infobox as part of the location of the 2024 NCAA Indoor Championships - " Boston 2024 her height is tall".
I am surprised the incident with her getting defrauded by the "IRS" was not part of this page.
double talk lul wrote:
Holy sh1t who cares dude xD all of you fanboys for anyone are pathetic
They are mentally ill. Reminds me not to visit here or engage with morons.
A bunch of Barney Fifes on this thread.
You fan boys of these women crack me up. Regardless of how much you white knight and simp for them, they’re not going to date you.
Instead of your unhealthy obsessions with these women why not go for a run or something? It’s a beautiful day where I live.
Is the person who downvoted post #12 the "Tuohyite" in question?