With a lap and a half to go, it literally could have been anyone...
Marissa Howard in particular raced with a desperation I have never seen before.
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Let's hear it for those steeple women. Marisa Howard runs a 15+ second PB to make 1st Olympic team at age 31. Constien 9:03 FTW!
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We merged 3 threads into 1. The 1st thread was started by a poster posting under the name Marisa MF Howard and was titled, "Some of the grittiest racing I've ever seen at the women's 3k Steeple". This thread was started by Rojo and we kept his title as it's a little more descriptive. THe third thread was started by Wejo and entitled, "What the #$@#: Val Constien 9:03, Courtney Wayment 9:06, Marisa Howard 9:07"
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FIRST NINE ALL PB’d!
WHAT A RACE!
That was incredible. Olivia tied up.
What a race!
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Unsponsored too! Absolute career changing race!
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Solit wrote:
Unsponsored too! Absolute career changing race!
Jesus sponsors her
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Marissa MF Howard wrote:
With a lap and a half to go, it literally could have been anyone...
Marissa Howard in particular raced with a desperation I have never seen before
Absolutely.
I was cleaning my apt and thought ‘tonight’s a slow OT night, maybe I’ll just catch the 400h.’ Then kept it on for steeplechase.
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What a freaking race.
Howard's pb was 9:22. SHe ran 9:07 is going to Paris.
Constien ran a 11+ second pb of 9:03 to set a Trials record.
And Wayment ran a 3+ second pb to finish 2nd and make her 1st Olympic team.
Even Makezich. She devastatingly had a terrible final water jump, fell on the final barrier and still PRd.
The top 9 all ran a PB.
Bravo!!
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The board is melting down. All of the posts to a thread aren’t displaying. It is tying up, in respect to Olivia.
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wtfbbq wrote:
Marissa MF Howard wrote:
With a lap and a half to go, it literally could have been anyone...
Marissa Howard in particular raced with a desperation I have never seen before
Absolutely.
I was cleaning my apt and thought ‘tonight’s a slow OT night, maybe I’ll just catch the 400h.’ Then kept it on for steeplechase.After the women’s 5000m, this was the best race of the Trials so far!
Wasn’t expecting that! Even got off social media and put my phone down
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Absolutely incredible. It lived up to the hype discussion about it on the board this afternoon.
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I haven’t been able to process yet what the dark horse Howard just did.
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Props to Rodenfels, I guess, for jumping out early and setting the table for what would be coming!
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So much for everyone saying this was going to be the amateur brigade without Coburn and Frerichs. These women can make an impact on the global scene if they compete like this.
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bnnnn wrote:
I haven’t been able to process yet what the dark horse Howard just did.
Not gonna lie. I was looking up her stats mid-race to make sure I knew who the hell she was.
Prior to the Trials, she'd raced twice and hadn't won either race and hadn't broken 9:30 in either race. In her last race, she ran 9:34.01 for 4th at Portland Track Festival on June 9th.
How in the hell did she do that? Incredible. It's the type of thing you see in some corny movie that's not real.
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Crazy results across the board.
Constien 9:03 for the win (previous best 9:14)
Wayment 9:06 (previous best 9:09.91)
Howard 9:07 (previous best 9:22.69
Like are we sure they started in the right place:)!
1st - Valerie Constien - NIKE - 9:03.22 (PB)
2nd - Courtney Wayment - On - 9:06.50 (PB)
3rd - Marisa Howard - Tracksmith/Idaho Afoot - 9:07.14 (PB)
4th - Gabbi Jennings - - 9:12.08 (PB)
5th - Kaylee Mitchell - NIKE - 9:14.05 (PB)
6th - Olivia Markezich - OAC - 9:14.87 (PB)
7th - Allie Ostrander - Unattached - 9:21.82 (PB)
8th - Annie Rodenfels - Boston Athletic Association - 9:22.66 (PB)
9th - Lexy Halladay - Brigham Young - 9:22.77 (PB)
10th - Logan Jolly - ASICS - 9:26.32
11th - Angelina Ellis - Under Armour/Dark Sky Distance - 9:28.19
12th - Kayley DeLay - Brooks/BROOKS Beasts TC - 9:29.07 (SB)
13th - Madie Boreman - Oiselle - 9:31.41
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alcibiades wrote:
So much for everyone saying this was going to be the amateur brigade without Coburn and Frerichs. These women can make an impact on the global scene if they compete like this.
It is stunning what just happened. I had picked ValConstien, Wayment and Jennings, with Markezich up there. I did not consider Howard would be there.
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rojo wrote:
bnnnn wrote:
I haven’t been able to process yet what the dark horse Howard just did.
Not gonna lie. I was looking up her stats mid-race to make sure I knew who the hell she was.
Prior to the Trials, she'd raced twice and hadn't won either race and hadn't broken 9:30 in either race. In her last race, she ran 9:34.01 for 4th at Portland Track Festival on June 9th.
How in the hell did she do that? Incredible. It's the type of thing you see in some corny movie that's not real.
Crazy. I guess that was a bigger stunner than if Ostrander had made the team.
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The Rocky Mountain reference escapes me, and I come to this board not infrequently.
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