Girls Mile at 2024 Nike Outdoor Nationals

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Record-Breaking Runs: Girls 1 Mile Race at the 2024 Nike Outdoor Nationals | Full Race Coverage
🏃‍♀️ Strategic Girls 1 Mile race from the 2024 Nike Outdoor Nationals, hosted at the renowned Hayward Field, University of Oregon. This race features the nation’s elite high school female milers as they face off on a legendary track during a month dedicated to track and field greatness.
🥇 Race Results:
Jane Hedengren (Timpview TC-UT) - 4:38.50
Elizabeth Leachman (San Antonio-TX) - 4:44.06 - New '24 US #20
Sophia Bendet (Celerity Performance TC-TX) - 4:44.16 - New '24 US #21 from Heat 2
🌟 Meet the Athletes:
Jane Hedengren leads the pack with a stellar performance, setting the pace for a competitive race. Elizabeth Leachman (sophomore) follows closely. The two athletes have a history of competitive XC and track races as they push each other to new levels.
📅 Event Overview:
The 2024 Nike Outdoor Nationals, a collaboration between NSAF, Nike, USA Track & Field, TrackTown USA, and RunnerSpace, brings together nearly 5,000 athletes in a showcase of young talent and athletic prowess.
👟 Stay Tuned:
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1 Jane Hedengren Timpview TC-UT 4:38.50 H3 • 4916 • Yr: 25
2 Elizabeth Leachman San Antonio-TX 4:44.06 New '24 US 20 PR • H3 • 3082 • Yr: 26
3 Sophia Bendet Celerity Performance TC-TX 4:44.16 New '24 US 21 • H2 • 1710 • Yr: 25
4 Caroline Elliott South Lakes TC-VA 4:44.48 New '24 US #23 New '24 VA 3 PR • H2 • 4550 • Yr: 26
5 Tatum Olesen Menlo-Atherton TC-CA 4:47.16 New '24 US #35 New '24 CA 3 PR • H3 • 3441 • Yr: 24
6 Landen LeBlond West Valley Tigers TC-AZ 4:47.25 New '24 US 36 • H1 • 5142 • Yr: 24
7 Nicole Humphries Flower Mound-TX 4:47.77 New '24 US 39 SB • H3 • 2668 • Yr: 24
8 Chiara DaileyLa Jolla-CA 4:49.26 H3 • 1963 • Yr: 26
9 Sophia Rodriguez Mercer Island-WA 4:49.44 H3 • 4240 • Yr: 27
10 Erin vonHousen Chargers TC-RI 4:49.67 New '24 US 54 PR • H1 • 1757 • Yr: 24
#TrackAndField #NikeOutdoorNationals #HighSchoolAthletics #MileRace #AthleticAchievements
0:00 Mile Race Introductions
0:36 Start, Lap 1, 72 sec
1:49 Lap 2, 70 sec
2:58 Lap 3, 69 sec
4:07 Lap 4, 67 sec
5:00 Finish Sprint
6:48 Elizabeth Leachman Interview
8:46 Jane Hedengren Interview
11:06 Coach McGyver Clark Interview
15:21 Awards

Пікірлер: 23

@americanpatriot6574 9 күн бұрын

Great job Jane! I love how you and Elizabeth are so grateful and outward focused and mature in your interviews! I love the good sportsmanship!

@christopherhaak9824 11 күн бұрын

That was a great run for Jane, her running looks great.

@rossday4056 9 күн бұрын

Tip of the hat, Jane. Whenever you beat the Boerne Burner, the San Antonio Swifty, the Texas Tornado, Ms. Elizabeth Leachman in a distance race, you've done something. Now, why don't just you and her run a timed 5K tomorrow?

@edkelly2575 4 күн бұрын

It would be great to post splits on the screen

@ericfuller7538 10 күн бұрын

Super impressive Jane! Very elite performance and I look forward to seeing your wall of medals get bigger each year. Eric Fuller, former student of Dr. Hedengren, cc and track runner throughout high school.

@samanderson7745 8 күн бұрын

I wonder if Jane has put any thought into the steeplechase? She's so powerful and has absolutely beautiful form, I just think she could rip it up if she spent some time working on technique over the barriers.

@rrc 7 күн бұрын

She’s got plenty of local inspiration with Courtney Wayment, Whitni Ortin, and Kenneth Rooks. It’s not an event for UHSAA or most of the high school invitationals. Raegan Peterson was the last Utah girl to embrace steeplechase, probably because of her experience as a distance runner and 300m hurdler.

@nikeyrawhide2873 9 күн бұрын

She has the perfect form and stride for this race..looking forward to seeing her on bigger stage in her future, good race//

@runninonempty820 11 күн бұрын

Elizabeth wasn't quite at her best, but even if she was, Jane more than likely would have been ready. Jane's splits were getting faster with each lap. Very impressive.

@christopherhaak9824 11 күн бұрын

Hopefully Elizabeth gets all rested up and healed and probably more importantly get the right training and off running strengthening program advice so she can stay injury free for the most part moving forward. As an FYI as noted in the interview, she closed with a 4:40 mile as part of a two mile earlier in the year, so she is certainly not running in peak form now. Regardless, Jane looks great and has been running great races lately.

@rrc 11 күн бұрын

Nike Indoor Nationals was a crazy fast finish for the 2 Mile. I’m looking forward to seeing her compete in the Olympic trials next week. Weeks of cross-training can be tough when your body needs to remember how to run fast.

@roberthesketh5244 10 күн бұрын

Well done Jane!

@americanpatriot6574 9 күн бұрын

Are any other high school distance runners running in the Olympic Trials besides the guy from American Fork and Elizabeth Leachman?

@rrc 9 күн бұрын

@@americanpatriot6574 maybe Sadie Engelhardt and Allie Zealand in the 1500m.

@hannahandwadeaaron 9 күн бұрын

Katelyn did great too especially being so young

@lylestavast7652 10 күн бұрын

john, if you shot all this your skills are really up there ! Great run

@rrc 10 күн бұрын

Thanks! I shoot with a Bridge camera, Panasonic FZ1000 at 4k 30fps that has a 20mm-480mm optical zoom and up to 960mm digital zoom. I use a shotgun microphone on the camera to isolate the interview audio in loud stadiums.

@musik102 11 күн бұрын

I wonder if big girls can keep improving at the same rate, as smaller girls, as they move through the years.

@showdown66 10 күн бұрын

Hedengren is basically an adult now and is still fast, she will only get better. Many girls don’t stay fast after they pass their early teens, bodies change too much.

@rrc 10 күн бұрын

Based on the height difference of those in the Olympics, I’d say that there are elite opportunities for tall or short athletes.

@musik102 10 күн бұрын

Well, I think 'big' girls, have a physical advantage when in their teens but then smaller girls grow in strength which allows them to "catch up" with the bigger, stronger girls.