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Post by saintralph on Jun 5, 2007 20:03:31 GMT -5
With the absense of semperfi (He was about 10 feet behind us in driver's ed the whole time ;D), ol' saintralph headed to junior striders #1 alone. There was actually a huge turnout (mostly soccer players but who's counting?) and, even with the downpour during the two-mile, everything was organized very nicely. And no, baldisbetter, I couldn't break the 4 minute barrier today but there's always next race!
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Post by mertz on Jun 5, 2007 22:07:25 GMT -5
The downpour was nice. You will break the 4 minute mile one of these days.
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Post by brucedenton on Jun 6, 2007 5:51:00 GMT -5
It was great to see such a turnout...I think we're in the midst of a mini-running boom in this area. The downpour in the second half of the two mile was a nice touch...seeing my daughter cheering us on in the pouring rain was great. This series is a great idea to introduce kids to the joy and wonder that is CC.
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Post by baldisbetter on Jun 6, 2007 7:10:58 GMT -5
Don't worry saintralph, it may have been the long grass or the mud but their is alway another race. I did hear that Centrowitz was keeping a close eye on your times. I think semperfi was running with a flash light last night after he read the results.
Nice work to all for a very successfull start of a new summer season.
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Post by frojoe23 on Jun 6, 2007 12:23:06 GMT -5
Quite a nice turnout last night. A little disappointed that there weren't more Beall kids there to help out. It would have helped out a lot considering I was mildly crippled.
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Post by dan on Jun 6, 2007 20:24:25 GMT -5
I am quite sorry that the day of our bowling league happens to be on a Tuesday. Jaron, if you would like to give a lesson in my honor one day, be my guest. You can entitle it: "How to mess up a 10k on the track (including high arm carriage and lolling head): The Dan DeWitt story"
I am sure that would be a big hit. In the meantime, send me some strikes.
DAN
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