Jessica Peris looking like she's having a real crack at following in Mum's CG footsteps. PBs of 11.63 & 23.31 in Brisbane today.
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Decent Heptathlon (by Aussie standards) at NSW champs on weekend:
Celeste Mucci (18 years old) 5870 (new U20 NR)
(13.58, 1.70, 11.70, 24.78PR, 6.48w, 42.32PR, 2:28.2 PR)
Alysha Burnett (20yo) 5758
Sophie Stanwell 5661
Tori West 5570
Andrea Thompson (19yo) 5366
Mucci passes Burnett to have highest Aussie score for the year (Burnett went 5817 in March).
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Originally posted by AS View PostAnd a decent 321 point PR in decath at same meet from 20yo Alec Diamond
Also in the meet 33yo former ACT steeple star Marnie Ponton won the 5k in 16-02 from Blundell. Be interesting to see her in the Zatopek 10 next week.
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A few results from around the traps this weekend:
Brisbane - 16 Dec
100 (+0.1) Browning 10.19 Clarke 10.34 Williams 10.46 Hale 10.55
400 Mowen 46.31
400H Dewhurst 49.83
LJ Roper 7.86w
DIS Wruck 61.48
100 (+2.0) Pearson 11.17 Breen 11.49 Peris 11.66
200 (+0.5) Peris 23.39
LJ Jaensch 6.60w Wells 6.54w/6.52
DIS Gollshewsky 57.95
4x1 AUS Gold (Pearson Breen Beahan Whittaker) 44.07 AUS Green 45.27
Sydney - 16 Dec
HJ Starc 2.20
400 Rubie 52.17Last edited by Vault-emort; 12-17-2017, 04:41 AM.
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Originally posted by AS View PostWells' performances continue to hint that perhaps she's been doing the wrong event for the past decade...
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Originally posted by AS View PostBrowning moves to =#10 all-time Aussie with that run.
Wells' performances continue to hint that perhaps she's been doing the wrong event for the past decade...
I believe that her talent is unfortunately evenly split between the two events. However, I think she would be happier to have that talent concentrated in just one event so she could be either a 7m LJer and a 65s 400Her or a 53s 400Her and a 5m LJer.
That would be better than where she is now - solid but unspectacular in both events. Still maybe Gazza might work some magick. Fingers crossed.
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Given that Lauren has talked about retiring after the CG, it wouldn't surprise me to see her abandoning the hurdles and trying the LJ for a couple of years to try and attain her aim of making an Olympic final. Maybe she'll even relocate up to the Bourne-factory.
Sally is pretty consistent around the 11.2 mark for 100m when she's fit and healthy, so most of us probably aren't surprised when she clocks 11.1 in good conditions.
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Good race from Pearson but she's handled domestic fields since she was a kid so no massive surprise there. I think her knee lift could be a little better, seems to be rushing it a bit compared to previous years but she's looking on track.
Will Pearson do the double? The 100m is first which is a shame as you'd like to think she could do her specialist first and then go all out in the 100m. That said, she's enough time to recover and I think 12.6 should be enough to win.
Her greatest challengers are likely to come from those racing indoors I guess, Philip and Henry named for ENG, so interesting to see who from JAM make it down there to race. A decent medal chance for Pearson if she can run a 11.1 in rounds.
I'm with El Toro and Wells talent evening placed along both events. While brutal, maybe the multis could have been in the mix.
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Originally posted by Speedster View PostWhile brutal, maybe the multis could have been in the mix.
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