Replying to @cliftons2525 @kensmithmier
Take a look at the current DII landscape in New England, consider trying to seek appropriate matchups, admit you may not completely understand the situation and stop being negative poster guy.
Replying to @DougSoles
Field turf is a detriment to track & field. Go smell some grass lacrosse ….
Flipping at championship meets is irrelevant, I completely agree.
Flipping so you make top 48 on the TFRRS ranking is different.
Replying to @SCCcommissioner
Adding: the 300 mIH will be contested between the 400 and 800’s. Very good competition to this point!
Replying to @michaelwhudson @RealPitino
Rules vs. culture is not a side by side comparison.
The boys 55m Hurdles will be worth the price of admission at the @ciacsports Indoor T&F Open … event of the year in what has been a tremendous season.
The boys 800 m at the @swc_sports track and field championships was CRAZY good … live.pctiming.com/meets/3818…
NCAA DIII Mideast Regional, Stanley Park, Westfield MA. Perfect New England XC weather! live.pctiming.com/meets/2878…
CCC Championships, start of the girls varsity race @ Wickham Park. live.pctiming.com/meets/2840…
Championship season begins! CTC XC Championships @ Wickham Park, Manchester, CT. live.pctiming.com/meets/2840…
Replying to @CoachWixSC @CoachJTAyers @TFConsortium @pntrack @PrepCalTrack @LA84Foundation @THHSAthletics @OnTracknField
Plausible. Both Jason and Collin were beasts!!
Replying to @CoachWixSC @CoachJTAyers @TFConsortium @pntrack @PrepCalTrack @LA84Foundation @THHSAthletics @OnTracknField
You were usually out doing a STELLAR work with the distance team! I’m thinking you are talking about Shep?
Replying to @PCTiming @CoachJTAyers @TFConsortium @pntrack @PrepCalTrack @LA84Foundation @THHSAthletics @OnTracknField
If you remember, it was a consistent part of any alactic speed work we did!
Replying to @CoachWixSC @CoachJTAyers @TFConsortium @pntrack @PrepCalTrack @LA84Foundation @THHSAthletics @OnTracknField
Thanks for the shout out! We taught the “swim finish” because if you understand FAT and that the position of the acromion process begins the torso, a properly timed shoulder open to the camera provides a slight advantage. BUT, it requires practice.
I certainly would frame #11 differently. I love the banner photo!



