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Location:

Sequim,WA,

Member Since:

Apr 03, 2007

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Age Division Winner

Running Accomplishments:

I run for county track, the Utah Project club and Mercury Track Club. Also run cross country. Also run road races usually 5K. Member of Bantam Boys National Cross Country Championship Team. Also went to Nationals in Kansas in 2007.

 5K 20:01

10K 43:35

1/2 marathon 1:37

ave run everything from 50 meter to 3000 meter in track 

State record holder in triathlon, high jump and javelin

Short-Term Running Goals:

Goal beat 20 minutes for 5K. Goal 6 minute for a mile Run some more 10K Go to Nationals in Cross-Country again and get All-American honors (top 25)

Long-Term Running Goals:

Continue running Run another 1/2 marathon and a marathon. Become a top runner.  Run like Pre

Personal:

Im 11 years old. I also play basketball,soccer, football and baseball. I love sports and school too
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Mon, Sep 03, 2007
Race: Hooper Tomato Days (3.1 Miles) 00:22:22, Place overall: 17, Place in age division: 1
Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
2.004.606.60

We had to go near the Great Salt Lake for the Hooper tomato Days. It was really hot, there weren't many trees. I had a chance to get some money but it was pretty hard because I would have to beat 17 year olds, and I ended up at 3rd. It wasnt easy course, I was 22:22. But I still had fun. Then I did the kids 1/2 mile race and I was still pretty tired, and I ended getting 2:58.7.

Then I had crosscountry practice, and I took it easy. We worked on going up and down the hills.

 

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