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  • aaronk
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    Originally posted by Atticus View Post
    I see in the eT&FN that Jenn Suhr has announced her retirement, yes?
    Yes, she did!
    So did Yarisley Silva!!
    Two great PV'ers retiring at about the same time!
    Both 16 footers!

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  • Atticus
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    I see in the eT&FN that Jenn Suhr has announced her retirement, yes?

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  • Trickstat
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    2015 World LJ silver medalist Shara Proctor - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/61899857.

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  • einnod23
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    So long, fellow Syracuse alum world indoor bronze Jarrett Eaton. So long, Olympic/multiple world champ Brittany Reese. Both managed by another Cuse alum, Mark Pryor....!

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  • KDFINE
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    Originally posted by ATK View Post
    After winning world indoor Bronze and despite having a qualifying time that would be 12th among entries at USAs in the 110mH, Eaton is now officially retiring from the sport.

    https://www.instagram.com/p/Ce7PakDM3ne/
    A few years back, after the Randall's Island meet at Icahn Stadium was no longer a Diamond League stop, Eaton ran his race, and entertained the crowd urging us on. He was a delight and will be missed.

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  • ATK
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    Originally posted by ATK View Post
    Jarret Eaton, 2018 World Indoor Silver medalist, announcing this will be his final season: https://www.instagram.com/p/CZaYoZsvlck/

    He actually won the 2019 world indoor tour 60mH and had a wild card to 2020 world indoors, but the pandemic reset everything and now 2 years removed, seems he is ready to hang it up.
    After winning world indoor Bronze and despite having a qualifying time that would be 12th among entries at USAs in the 110mH, Eaton is now officially retiring from the sport.

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  • bhall
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    Funny... that is the link I meant to post. Went searching after the Madison quote tweet.

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  • ATK
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    Originally posted by bhall View Post
    https://www.runblogrun.com/2021/11/b...%20outstanding.

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  • bhall
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    Tianna Madison has all but retired - https://twitter.com/tianna_mad/statu...63592045838336

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  • bhall
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    Brittney Reese has retired - https://twitter.com/tianna_mad/statu...63592045838336

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  • Powell
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    Originally posted by Trickstat View Post

    I think they have got a few promising young guys here and there like the one that won the European U20s last year, Krzysztof Różnicki. I remember after Seb Coe retired, the likes of Curtis Robb and the late Mark Sesay being lumbered by the lazy British press as "the new Seb Coe". Not that Lewandowski or Kszczot won double Olympic gold but they rank very high in any assessment of all-time Polish m-d runners and will be missed by their compatriots.
    Różnicki is out for this season But we've still got Kacper Lewalski, who also ran 1:44 last year and is still U20 in 2022. He's run 1:45.48 so far this season

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  • eightsevensix
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    Isabelle Pedersen of Norway https://www.instagram.com/p/Ceqfag-t...d=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

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  • gm
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    Yarisley Silva announced her retirement

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  • Trickstat
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    Originally posted by LuckySpikes View Post
    The end of a great era for Polish mid-distance running what with Kszczot retiring recently too.
    I think they have got a few promising young guys here and there like the one that won the European U20s last year, Krzysztof Różnicki. I remember after Seb Coe retired, the likes of Curtis Robb and the late Mark Sesay being lumbered by the lazy British press as "the new Seb Coe". Not that Lewandowski or Kszczot won double Olympic gold but they rank very high in any assessment of all-time Polish m-d runners and will be missed by their compatriots.

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  • LuckySpikes
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    The end of a great era for Polish mid-distance running what with Kszczot retiring recently too.

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