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Tetragrammaton Cane said:
http://www.halfmiletiming.com/live-results/2018/050418fhsaa/results/

Event 24 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 1A Varsity
9 Advance: Top 2 Each Heat plus Next 3 Best Times
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Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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Preliminaries
1 Shields, Alexander 10 First Academ 14.77Q -1.1 1
2 Rhodes, Tyler 12 Northside Christian 15.16Q -1.4 2
3 Mallory, Will 12 Providence 15.59Q -0.2 3
4 Roberts, Nicholas 12 Northside Christian 15.25Q -1.1 1
5 Jordan, Tyler 12 P. K. Yonge 15.39Q -1.4 2
6 Cribben, Seth 11 Carrollwood 15.68Q -0.2 3
7 Zimmerman, Jake 12 King's Academy 15.82q -0.2 3
8 Lopez, Vincent 11 Master's Aca 16.03q -1.1 1
9 Bates, Tyler 11 Bozeman 16.18q -1.1 1
10 Hibbert, Micah 10 South Florida Heat 16.19 -0.2 3
11 Holman, Matthew 12 South Florida Heat 16.31 -1.4 2
12 Jackson, Kyle 12 Northside Christian 16.35 -0.2 3
13 Richards, Riley 12 First Academ 16.48 -1.4 2
14 Rolle, Gavin 10 Maclay 16.54 -1.1 1
15 Pollock, Keyon 11 Famu Drs 16.64 -1.1 1
16 Showalter, Micah 12 Pensacola Christian 16.68 -1.4 2
17 Kornbrust, Joseph 11 Lakeland Christian 16.70 -0.2 3
18 Hibbert, Isaac 9 South Florida Heat 16.85 -1.4 2
19 Williams, Albert 10 Bishop Snyder 16.94 -0.2 3
20 Pittman, Jesse 9 South Florida Heat 17.00 -1.4 2
21 Hale, Joseph 12 St. Johns Co 17.17 -1.1 1
22 Alvarez, Sebastian 12 Florida Christian 17.81 -1.1 1
-- Jackson, Kahleil 11 Hawthorne DNF -0.2 3

Event 104 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 3A Varsity
9 Advance: Top 2 Each Heat plus Next 3 Best Times
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Name Year School Prelims Wind H#
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Preliminaries
1 Adams, D'Marcus 12 Mainland 14.11Q +0.0 1
2 Hinds, Wavell 12 Northeast (Op) 14.44Q +0.0 3
3 burns, thomas 12 Miami Northwestern 14.51Q -1.5 2
4 Williams, Jevon 10 Ely 14.48Q +0.0 3
5 clayton, john 12 Dillard 14.78Q +0.0 1 14.772
6 Mansfield, Tyler 12 Barron Collier 15.40Q -1.5 2
7 holmes, torry 11 Miami Northwestern 14.78q +0.0 1 14.779
8 Wajd, Qadiir 11 Hillsborough 14.80q +0.0 1
9 Charlot, Kenny 12 Northeast (Op) 14.95q +0.0 1
10 Labrador, Eric 12 Belen Jesuit Prep 15.15 +0.0 1
11 Davis, Daidren 12 Bartram Trail 15.26 +0.0 3
12 Davis, Lucas 12 Pine Forest 15.32 +0.0 1
13 Wright, Taejon 12 Naples 15.42 +0.0 3
14 Phoulomsmith, Emmanual 12 St. Augustine 15.43 +0.0 3
15 Herring, Jalen 9 Chiles 15.46 -1.5 2
16 Torres, Nicolas 12 Port Charlotte 15.47 -1.5 2
17 Longley, Oliver 12 Pensacola 15.48 -1.5 2
18 Tomlin, Jason 12 Vanguard (Ocala) 15.53 -1.5 2
19 Brown, Marion 12 Liberty 15.61 +0.0 3
20 Dosunmu, Queven 12 Escambia 15.64 -1.5 2
21 Hunte, Niles 12 Liberty 15.66 +0.0 3
22 Hall, Geoffrey 12 Niceville 15.82 +0.0 3
23 Glaze, Ja'Len 10 Lincoln 15.87 +0.0 1
24 Caldwell-Feggins, Joshua 12 Lake Region 16.09 -1.5 2
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DB Elam, Kaiir 11 Benjamin School --I always questioned is long speed as at 6-1/182 (Nike) pounds Malloy has the same speed and is much bigger. Also Elam's short shuttle is surpassed by many LBs
Thanks for posting
 
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Mallroy's 100m time was into a -1.0mps headwind....with no head wind 11.10. His best 100m is 11.00.....he is in a lot of heats and races 110m Hurdles and 100m. will be interesting with favorable conditions to see him break 11.00 in the 100m. He will definitely play somewhere this season.

Pope just cruising through the prelims

Burn's heat in 110m hurdles into a -1.5 mps headwind (14.22 no head wind) His best event in 300mH and open 400m
 
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Please don’t put weight on and allow it to come naturally because he is no bigger than Cager and Langham. He is just another big WR and staff needs to get JC TE to come in with jordan. Njoku and Mallory replaces Cager and Langham!
 
Alphonso Blades's 4 x 100 meter relay team make easy qualifying time to next round. First Place. He will also run on the 4 x 400m relay Saturday.

Preliminaries
Event 148 Boys 4x100 Meter Relay 4A Varsity
9 Advance: Top 2 Each Heat plus Next 3 Best Times

1st St. Thomas Aquinas --- 41.57Q 2
1) Moore, Elijah 12 ............... 2) Brewton, Brian 10
3) Blades, Alphonso 12 ... 4) Kelly, Tavares 12
 
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Blades just missed qualifying for the state finals in the individual 400m. His running on that first place 4 x 100 meter relay teams shows that in a number of people there is a correlation between the 400m and 100m as a few people on this site refuse to accept.
 
RHCanes said:
Please don’t put weight on and allow it to come naturally because he is no bigger than Cager and Langham. He is just another big WR and staff needs to get JC TE to come in with jordan. Njoku and Mallory replaces Cager and Langham!
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He has a different frame than either of those 2. Also remember how skinny those 2 were as frosh.
 
stb said:
Blades just missed qualifying for the state finals in the individual 400m. His running on that first place 4 x 100 meter relay teams shows that in a number of people there is a correlation between the 400m and 100m as a few people on this site refuse to accept.
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People who run short distances have more fast twitch fibers than ones who run longer races which tend to have more slow twitch fibers. It’s a direct correlation
 
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THat is fi
Tetragrammaton Cane said:
Let’s unpack this once and for all.

1. Almost 20 men have run under 44 seconds for 400m, only one has run under 10 seconds and I highly doubt a single one would have ever made a global final (3-4 rounds). If I had to guess they were anywhere from 10.10-10.40 speed. Still seriously fast, but certainly not 100m sprinters. It’s relative. Could they run 4.3 football 40’s? All. Day. Long.

2. You’d be a fool to apply the same above standard to high school kids. They’re not nearly as trained in int/extensive tempo and special endurance. Specifically, and this is where the debate began: you can’t tell how fast a high school kid is over 40 yds by what his 400m time is. Especially when the 400m time is over 50 seconds. Yes, I realize Blades is under 50, but not far enough to conclude he’s a burner. Is he plenty fast enough to play corner? I believe so. But that doesn’t mean he can run a 4.4 or consistently under 4.6 either.
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Lets see actual lab tested documented research not opinion or partial conjunctures based upon what you or any other individual proports to be fact. Again, show actual documented research.
 
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brock said:
People who run short distances have more fast twitch fibers than ones who run longer races which tend to have more slow twitch fibers. It’s a direct correlation
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What distances are you comparing for your correlation? Cannot compare a 50 meter dash to a 1,500 meter run or a 200m to a 5k run. Top flight high jumpers have some if not the top concentration of white/explosive muscle of any athletes to be able to explode over bars 7 to 8 feet but how many of the have even near world class sprinting speed at 50m, 100m??
 
Man this was about how some of our baller's are doing in various track events at the state level. All this ***** of comparing sprints, age, size, etc. if made for another site. There are as many opinions on what speed is as there is what beauty is. I saw an article recently I believe in Track World where Olympic shot putters had slightly more white muscle/fast twitch than their counterpart sprinters and they are 300 pounds or more. I am sure they are not going to run a 4.4--40.
 
Tetragrammaton Cane said:
Let’s unpack this once and for all.

1. Almost 20 men have run under 44 seconds for 400m, only one has run under 10 seconds and I highly doubt a single one would have ever made a global final (3-4 rounds). If I had to guess they were anywhere from 10.10-10.40 speed. Still seriously fast, but certainly not 100m sprinters. It’s relative. Could they run 4.3 football 40’s? All. Day. Long.

2. You’d be a fool to apply the same above standard to high school kids. They’re not nearly as trained in int/extensive tempo and special endurance. Specifically, and this is where the debate began: you can’t tell how fast a high school kid is over 40 yds by what his 400m time is. Especially when the 400m time is over 50 seconds. Yes, I realize Blades is under 50, but not far enough to conclude he’s a burner. Is he plenty fast enough to play corner? I believe so. But that doesn’t mean he can run a 4.4 or consistently under 4.6 either.
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Unpack it somewhere else on a track web.
 
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