American Junior Lists

[Guest]

Does anyone know if a list of the top 10 American Juniors by event exists? If it does where can I find it.

Thanks

[Guest]

The world junior lists on this site are accompanied by US lists.

[Guest]

That only has the records I want the top ten in each event. I know who has the records, I want alittle more info than just who is the best.

Thanks anyways

[Guest]

And not the world list, the Americans please.

[Guest]

fond it!

[Guest]

told you

[bhall]

Men

http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/lists/ ... _at_m.html

Women

http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/lists/ ... _at_w.html

Both are under Lists > All-Time Top 10

[Trinity]

If anyone wants to the top 10 Juniors list for 2003 you can find them here:

http://www.dyestat.com/3us/3out/USnat/top10juniors.htm

[Guest]

I think thet 2003 offers a rare opportunity for the United States women to break the World Junior Record in the 4x400 meters. The record is 3:28.39 by East Germany. I think a team of Allyson Felix, Shalonda Solomon, Sanya Richards and [Stephanie Smith?, Angel Perkins?] and we have the makings of a fast time!!!

[Robert]

If we couldn't do it last year with a World Junior Championships opportunity and talent at least as good as what we have this year, we're not likely to do it in 2003.

[gm]

ah, yes, but it COULD be done in 2004 at the WJC in Italy if the 4 young ladies all give Juniors a go!

I believe Felix, Richards, Solomon and Smith will all still be eligible for Juniors in '04.

[Robert]

The problem with 2004 is that the World Junior Championships conflict with the US Olympic Trials and some of the very top athletes in that event and others may opt for the Trials rather than the World Juniors.

[Trinity]

We couldn't do it last year, because we had to run Christina Hardeman in place of Sanya Richards, thats about at least a 3 second difference when it comes to splits. And the same for the 4x100-no Felix and no Richards.

In addition you probably won't see Felix or Richards in Junior competition anymore. They are world-class athletes now.