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Originally posted by gm View PostThe qualifying window runs through Sunday the 21st.
Elise Cranny and Grant Fisher of the Bowerman Track Club are also entered in the meet at Lewis & Clark College.
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Allowing maximum time for qualifying seems like a reasonable idea, but I have always wondered what the people on the "bubble" (might qualify might not) think about this process. Not knowing you are in the meet until three or four days before the meet starts seems like a logistical nightmare.
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How incomplete are the lists? I don't see Evan Jager in the steeple. He's had injury but recently was still planning to compete:
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Originally posted by DrJay View PostHow incomplete are the lists? I don't see Evan Jager in the steeple. He's had injury but recently was still planning to compete:
https://www.letsrun.com/news/2019/07...in-des-moines/
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Originally posted by donley2 View PostAllowing maximum time for qualifying seems like a reasonable idea, but I have always wondered what the people on the "bubble" (might qualify might not) think about this process. Not knowing you are in the meet until three or four days before the meet starts seems like a logistical nightmare.
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If athletes are on the fence about competing, it is far easier to enter early and scratch, than it is to try to petition in late.
Anyone with the USATF standard is "qualified", anyone without the standard is "not qualified", then once declarations are finished and the qualifying window closed, they work down the list and accept declared "not qualified" people until they hit the target field size.
If you are an athlete on the bubble hoping to hit a big mark at a last chance meet, you enter and then hope to be able to update that mark and get in.
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