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43 minutes ago, Rafa Maciel said:

Storming run for Sember in the final - 12.83 into -1.3m/s.

 

Unfortunately, it's just outside of both the Olympic qualifying standard (12.77) and the UK Athletics time (12.80) but it bodes well for the rest of the season. 

She should be able to hit that at some point. 

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Decathlete Jack Turner was due to compete at Arkansas Spring Invitational this weekend:

 

110m Hurdles: 14.22 

Discus: 45.23m - I think this is a 30cm+ PB but don't quote me on that. 

Pole Vault: DNS

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3 hours ago, Rafa Maciel said:

Storming run for Sember in the final - 12.83 into -1.3m/s.

 

Unfortunately, it's just outside of both the Olympic qualifying standard (12.77) and the UK Athletics time (12.80) but it bodes well for the rest of the season. 

She looks in very good nick already.

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5 minutes ago, Rafa Maciel said:

Who'd have thought that the first athlete to get an Olympic standard inside UK Athletics "form window" would be a field athlete? and a :SCO too :clap:

And also in such a small scale event. It looks like nobody is there at all. 

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With the outdoor season having kicked off and the "current form" window for UK Athletics now open, I thought I'd share this for those who are interested.

 

This is the athlete long-list that I think our ultimate Olympic squad will come from.

 

Needless to say, I don't think all or even the majority of them will be selected and some of them may not even compete this year due to injury, but these are the athletes whose performances I am going to try and track over the next few weeks/months heading into trials (although I am always happy to accommodate a few breakout performances).

 

Athletics 24.xlsx

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23 minutes ago, Rafa Maciel said:

With the outdoor season having kicked off and the "current form" window for UK Athletics now open, I thought I'd share this for those who are interested.

 

This is the athlete long-list that I think our ultimate Olympic squad will come from.

 

Needless to say, I don't think all or even the majority of them will be selected and some of them may not even compete this year due to injury, but these are the athletes whose performances I am going to try and track over the next few weeks/months heading into trials (although I am always happy to accommodate a few breakout performances).

 

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A good list. One name that you've missed that I'd be tempted to add is Nick Miller in the hammer - his health is questionable but if he gets back competing at all this summer you would expect him to be in the top 5 in GB easily.

 

Aside from that, the only quibble I would have is maybe tracking a few more juniors who could make the breakouts that you talk about - the likes of Phoebe Gill or Nia Wedderburn-Goodison could easily come on leaps and bounds this year.

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