Miles Hoka Festival High Schools rewrite script as much as possible
With all the accounts, on Thursday evening at the Milles’ Hoky Festival, it was one of the rare evenings, where everything was equal. Weather, atmosphere, crowd and athletes. The trail was held at the High School of St. Louis University, and brought this event to young young talent and experienced professionals, but the teenagers stole the show.
At its center, everything was at the death of Utah’s high school, Jane, which turned through a mile that contradicted expectations and could transform them. Cool, still in conditions, Hedengre Ran 4. 23.50 Miles of the girls’ girls, smashing the high school outdoor record for about five seconds. Her time was faster than any collegial woman, ever abroad. Faster, even than followed by women’s race.
In a field that included the best preparing runners in the republic’s region, Hedengren won 12 full seconds. He made it easy to look, although his post-election interpretations were offered differently. His performance defines the US new U20 sign and is now constantly running in the third fastest U20 miles.
Even Christina Aragon, winning women’s professional miles. In 29:38, he stopped reflecting on what witnessed. “It’s absolutely unbelievable,” said Aragon. “It’s the first of its kind. I am excited to see what he is doing in college and beyond. “
But the run of Hedengren was just the beginning.
The Boy’s Championship race followed, and it offered another type of drama. This time the story was not about sovereignty, it was about roar and closing speed, and the final attack shot between the best teenagers of the country. Quentin Nauman, three-time winning three-winning victory, clocked three. 58.65 to win, engage in the process of breaking the US junior class. He passed the final 200 meters, holding Oregon Josiaz Tostance, which was also immersed in four minutes. By 59.00.
Their race was not without early discomfort. The full beginning leads Arkansas Matthos Sheli with difficulty getting off the obvious injury of the shoulder. After reopening, the group has been more measured without one does not pursue Pacer. “At that moment, I felt that God actually did it,” he said. “That last 50 was one of the hardest times when I ever ran. My feet felt heavy, and I just had to fight, fight, to fight. “
It’s the type of quotation you expect from a boxer or a distant swimmer not high school junior. But it is part of what it became memorable at night, these teenagers competed and they were like professionals, appropriate.
Behind Numuman and Tostenson, T. Hansen 4: 00.69 passed, and Canadian Robin Lefegev was 4. 01.61 for the fourth. In two high school miles, deep fields have caused titles, but they do not make new standards.
The 800 meters of girls, Missouri’s Elis Wilms and Paghig Stewart finished the first and second 2. 04.05 and 2. 05.0.0.02. They will be college teammates in the US state in the fall, and their end showed why they are expected to have an immediate impact.
Brison Nilsen, Arizona’s side, ended the Iowa Owen Wolf, 1. From 49.53 to 1. 49.92. Both signs are distinguished in high school settings, and neither the athlete was nearing anywhere near.
Then there were phase sisters. The sixth classroom of Albukavans won the junior high girls miles 4. 55.23, a record for his age group. His older sister, too, remained patiently, before the 300-meter-leaked pass, passed through the second section of the elite girls. He passed the line 4. 43.24, the best is the best time for new Mexico.
Craig Engels, a professional men’s professional miles, gave ten-minute wave of ten universes. 56.28. It is famous for his tills as his hit, Vishes were joking that he just got rid of running faster than high schools.
