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I agree. I ran both the 400 and 800 in high school and I was not going anywhere near the 400 hurdles.

My son ran HS track in Minnesota and they only run a 300m hurdles rather than 400.
I absolutely hated running them. Especially since my other 2 events were 110HH and High Jump, so two of the first events each meet. Then 400 hurdles at the end of the night after I got cold. I would literally rather run any other race than 400 hurdles in high school.
 

A few things about Nawal. She won the first Olympic gold medal for any African woman and any Arab woman. The King of Morocco proclaimed that all girl babies born on that day be named Nawal. She served on the IAAF. She has been a large force on the International Olympic Committee for quite a few years serving as the site selection President twice and the IOC Vice President twice (including the current term). She has also served as the Minister of Sport for Morocco.

Another Cyclone trailblazer.
 
Tonight's schedule (TV: ESPN2)

8:40 pm CT - Women's Long Jump (separate field event feed on ESPN+)
Sydney Willits (flight 1)

8:41 - Women's 400 Prelims
Rachel Joseph (heat 1)

8:58 - Women's 800 Prelims
Makayla Clark (heat 3)

9:56 - Women's 10K Final
Mercyline Kirwa
Betty Kipkore

10:36 - Women's 4x400 Prelims
Brooklyn Sandvig, Rachel Joseph, Emma Vorpagel, Makayla Clark (heat 1)
lineup subject to change
 
Rachel Joseph finishes 3rd in her heat of the 400 (50.97), and will qualify on time for Saturday night's final.

Makayla Clark finishes 5th in her heat of the 800 (2:00.29) and 10th overall, missing advancement by one spot. The last qualifier ran 1:59.93.
 
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Sydney Willits goes 6.08m (19-11.5) in the long jump and doesn't advance. The top 9 were 21-1.5 or better.
 
Women's 10K
1. Mercyline Kirwa (ISU) - 31:54.87 (61.84 final lap)

2. Pamela Kosgei (UNM) - 31:56.49
3. Jane Hedengren (BYU) - 31:57.94
4. Betty Kipkore (ISU) - 31:59.72
5. Joy Naukot (WVU) - 32:01.51
 
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