Best 400 Runners

[Joink'n]

Sorry, but 53 won't beat Bryan Webb on his bad days. It will take 48's and maybe a 47 to compete with him.

[kenwoodrun]

Dear East Tennesseans who have never seen the rest of the state,

Meet Simeon Harris.

 

This guy beat your Bryan Webb by OVER A SECOND in the 400m last month in Lexington. Nothing against Webb, he's a great runner, but those of you who think he is the only 400 guy in the state, crawl out of your hole and read the results. Fortunately for Webb, Harris probably won't even run the 400m at state as he is one of the top 300IH kids in the southeast US. Joik'n knows what I'm talking about, he got to compete against last month as well.

 

Finals

1 Harris, Simeon 12 Cordova TC -TN 48.74N 1

2 Roper, Kai 12 DeMatha Catholic-MD 49.61N 3

3 Hall, Garnell 11 Unattached -MD 49.71N 1

4 Webb, Bryan Knoxville TC -TN, K 49.92N 1

5 Hancock, James 12 New Horizon -GA 50.15N 2

6 Buckner, Dante 12 DeMatha Catholic-MD 50.25N 2

7 Gregory, Kendall 9 Lake Ridge Acad-OH 50.41N 2

8 Lemon, Michael 11 DeMatha Catholic-MD 50.59N 2

9 Grace, Nathan Knoxville TC -TN, K 50.78 3

10 Martin, Dennis 12 Quick Stridrs-SC 51.06 2

11 Valentine, Kelvin 12 MI Accelratrs-MI 51.09 2

12 Jeffries, Justin 11 Cordova TC -TN 51.36 3

etc...

Edited March 5, 2005 by kenwoodrun

[BHSfootball]

Indoor track Kenwood, indoor track... Just kidding. But we'll see what Brian's time is when we head to Florida in about two weeks. I would be willing to bet that is is gonna be near or below Simeon's time.

 

 

And believe me, I know who Simeon Harris is and what he can do.....I read the results.

 

Here's some interesting results though:

 

AAU National Copy Champ. Meet

2004 AAU Jr. Olympic Games - 7/31/2004 to 8/7/2004

Drake Stadium-Des Moines, IA

 

Event 48 Men 400 Meter Dash Young

 

Heat 5

1 William McCaskill 86 Altus, OK 47.66Q

2 Bryan Webb 87 Knoxville, TN 48.32

3 Jason Moore 86 Charlotte, NC 49.48

4 Michael Edwards 87 Charlotte, NC 51.35

5 Marvin Plummer 87 Queens, NY 53.97

6 Christen Glass 87 St. Paul, MN 55.04

Edited March 5, 2005 by BHSfootball

[BHSfootball]

Take at look at your results Kenwood. Bearden had two guys in the top ten(4 and 9 respectively) and we have a third guy with a time good enough to be on that list if he had run. I know Cordova has another guy on there, but 400 is gonna be tough this year.

Edited March 5, 2005 by BHSfootball

[kenwoodrun]

Take at look at your results Kenwood.  Bearden had two guys in the top ten(4 and 9 respectively) and we have a third guy with a time good enough to be on that list if he had run.  I know Cordova has another guy on there, but 400 is gonna be tough this year.

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Bearden is going to be rock solid, and Webb will likely win the AAA 400m...I admit that. The 4x4 (depending on how each school chooses to stack it) could become a great battle for that title. Indoor is a different animal, I will concede that as well. I'm just basically rolling my eyes at all these "webb is my dawg homie g money can run a 39.6" kids that junk up this and other boards that have no knowledge of the state at large. I just can't get over how varied Harris's talents are.

[BHSfootball]

Agreed... I think those that have been to the state meet and competed in it and watched it know the ability of all athletes across all parts of the state. It was fun just to be in it last year and have a shot at a title, but I understood the level of competition that I was up against, and most people that haven't been don't.

 

Simeon is amazing, and I'm glad that his hurdles are more of a priority to him. He will make the 4x400 interesting though... How many sub-50's will be on the track in that race??! That will be awesome!

 

 

I think think it will be a heavyweight fight at the state meet this year(assuming that nothing absolutely disastrous occurs). We're looking at returning strong with as many qualifiers and I know Cordova and Houston have reloaded, as has Hunter's Lane.

[kenwoodrun]

Agreed... I think those that have been to the state meet and competed in it and watched it know the ability of all athletes across all parts of the state.  It was fun just to be in it last year and have a shot at a title, but I understood the level of competition that I was up against, and most people that haven't been don't.

 

Simeon is amazing, and I'm glad that his hurdles are more of a priority to him. He will make the 4x400 interesting though... How many sub-50's will be on the track in that race??!     That will be awesome!

I think think it will be a heavyweight fight at the state meet this year(assuming that nothing absolutely disastrous occurs).  We're looking at returning strong with as  many qualifiers and I know Cordova and Houston have reloaded, as  has Hunter's Lane.

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HL will have to reload...the 4 event rule will hurt Bernard Wilson badly...he's such a good jumper that you just don't expect to see him much on the track this year. They'll need more depth to compete with you guys.

[steepler113]

I think the guy from Chatt will be force to reckon with he's young and ran 50.xx at UT and that track is pretty slow.

[p9morbid]

48.xx is REALLY good for high school. That is impressive.

[119wrestler]

I think the guy from Chatt will be force to reckon with he's young and ran 50.xx at UT and that track is pretty slow.

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are you talking about the freshman from mccalie?

[steepler113]

He goes to Brainerd.

[justbefast49]

53 is slow