The generality of supposed top talents was not on view in this meet. Coburn??
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I noticed the following result for Roald Bradstock, 1984 Olympic finalist with PBs for old/new javelin of 91.40/83.84, who turned 60 on 24 April.
8. Roald Bradstock 59.78
Roald is the Masters WR holder for the M50-54 age gorup with 76.15 (700g) from.2012.
The results didn't indicate what weight he was throwing but in the unlikely event it was the 800g, then he should be able to set the WR for M60-64 group which uses the 600g. If it was actually the 600g, then he would # 4 on the alltime list.
Here's the top 4 throws with the 600 according to http://www.mastersathletics.net/file...inthrowmen.htm
1. 62.47 Esa Kiuru FIN
2. 62.09 Kauko Tuisku FIN
3. 60.07 Axel Jelten GER
4. 59.59 Gary Stenlund USA
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Originally posted by El Toro View PostTucson Elite
I noticed the following result for Roald Bradstock, 1984 Olympic finalist with PBs for old/new javelin of 91.40/83.84, who turned 60 on 24 April.
8. Roald Bradstock 59.78
Roald is the Masters WR holder for the M50-54 age gorup with 76.15 (700g) from.2012.
The results didn't indicate what weight he was throwing but in the unlikely event it was the 800g, then he should be able to set the WR for M60-64 group which uses the 600g. If it was actually the 600g, then he would # 4 on the alltime list.
Here's the top 4 throws with the 600 according to http://www.mastersathletics.net/file...inthrowmen.htm
1. 62.47 Esa Kiuru FIN
2. 62.09 Kauko Tuisku FIN
3. 60.07 Axel Jelten GER
4. 59.59 Gary Stenlund USA
Tuscon bound! World Record Bound?
All set for Tuscon Elite Classic - back to where l broke my first WorldRecord 36 Years ago and where l threw my life time best with the new javelin of 83.84m in 1987 - 35 years ago - which is still the stadium record!!!
I am pretty beaten up but if my body lets me l feel confident l can break the British M60 l set a few weeks ago - question is can l break the M60 World Record?
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Re: Bradstock
Upon a 2nd look, it's almost certain he was throwing the M60-64 implement. If you search his name on Facebook and get to his account, it appears you don't have to "friend" him to see his posts. He's very active on there. Quite a treasure chest of posts and videos! If you're a Bradstock fan and want to see what he's been doing, I highly recommend.
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Umpqua CC's finest, Zach Holland, acquitted himself well with a 79.98 (262-5) PR.
We only have one mJTer with the World Q (85m!) - Shuey - the WC field will be 32 and Thompson is ranked 32nd right now, but Mr. Holland's opus is unfinished. 85m is a fer-throw, but ZH could get it with some Qatarian winds!
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Originally posted by Juicy News View Post3 events down and not an athlete got the WC standard.
20yo Abbey Caldwell (AUS) ran 4:04.18, that's 0.02s inside the standard. She'll be Eugene-bound because she won the Aussie Champs a couple of months ago.
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Originally posted by LuckySpikes View Post
Only one Worlds standard in the whole meeting ... Just !
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Originally posted by cigar95 View PostRunningInCircles was at the meet and mentioned in the high school thread that the conditions were windy. That presumably held down the marks on the track.
The wind made the times slow. In general, the athletes weren't happy, their coaches weren't happy, and the fans weren't happy.
A cranky over zealous official tried to prevent me and a bunch of other people from taking photos of the runners. And then they turned off all the lights on the warmup track while dozens of athletes were still on there.
Several people told me that the live stream they were watching at home got cut off at the exact moment the lights went out on the warmup track. Someone at the meet apparently turned off an electrical switch that was powering both the warm up track and the live stream equipment, while the last race was still going on.
What a mess. The meet was basically the opposite of the Sound Running meet 2 weeks earlier.
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A reminder that the USATF Throws is actually tonight in Arizona, with many of Thursday's people, and solid fields throughout.
mHT Haugh, Young, Donnelly, Winkler
mDT BWms, Mattis, Ferguson
wHT Anderson, Berry, Kassanavoid
wJT Malone, Winger, Allgood, Ince
mSP Walsh, Hill
mJT Thompson, Glover, Shuey, and my Umpqua dude, Holland
wSP Thomas-Dodd, Ramsey, Ewen
plus some other events
mLJ Dendy
mPV Nilsen
wLJ Brumer, KHall, Todd
The fun starts at 3:15 PT.
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link for the USATF meet (which is different than Tucson Elite)
https://results.usatf.org/2022ThrowsFestival/
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