Athletics 2023 Discussion Thread

[rafalgorka 1,530]

A lot of women jumping high this indoor season

 

https://www.worldathletics.org/records/toplists/jumps/high-jump/indoor/women/senior/2023?regionType=world&page=1&bestResultsOnly=true

 

Mahuchikh 200

Morgan Lake 199

Lasitskene 198

Honsel GER 198

Cunningham 197

Gerashchenko 197

[rafalgorka 1,530]

And Brandon Starc AUS has the best instagram content imo, check it out ;-)

[rafalgorka 1,530]

https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/sports/russian-high-jumper-blames-officials-doping-suspension-tries-make-amends-2021-11-09/

 

Lysenko was suspended for anti-doping violations before so we don't admire this 238 so much

[dullard 699]

An article about WA rankings vs NCAA issue.

 

https://trackandfieldnews.com/connecting-the-wa-usatf-ncaa-qualifying-disconnect/

[heywoodu 15,141]

38 minutes ago, dullard said:

An article about WA rankings vs NCAA issue.

 

https://trackandfieldnews.com/connecting-the-wa-usatf-ncaa-qualifying-disconnect/

So basically, NCAA should try and be less difficult and rigid?  

 

Sounds like the whole thing would be solved if USATF would be involved in or simply sanction the events.

[phelps 7,677]

41 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

So basically, NCAA should try and be less difficult and rigid?  

 

Sounds like the whole thing would be solved if USATF would be involved in or simply sanction the events.

they just can't do it...

 

NCAA "property" (aka their competitions) is protected and responds only and exclusively to their laws (which are absolutely in contrast with common sense and all the International rules, especially in terms of doping and marketing).

[Dragon 1,844]

1 hour ago, phelps said:

they just can't do it...

 

NCAA "property" (aka their competitions) is protected and responds only and exclusively to their laws (which are absolutely in contrast with common sense and all the International rules, especially in terms of doping and marketing).

Yes, NCAA do not report any positive drug tests to the USATF or World Athletics

[heywoodu 15,141]

1 hour ago, phelps said:

they just can't do it...

 

NCAA "property" (aka their competitions) is protected and responds only and exclusively to their laws (which are absolutely in contrast with common sense and all the International rules, especially in terms of doping and marketing).

Well, that very much sounds like an NCAA problem and not a World Athletics problem, so yeah. Tough luck for them  

[Dragon 1,844]

 

Edited February 5, 2023 by Dragon

[Dragon 1,844]