Meanwhile, in non-Hoiberg news, our track gals had a good first day at Stanford.
Cailie Logue showed she is going to be one of the top distance runners in the country during the outdoor season, as she came home in fifth of the invitational 5,000-metre run in 15:40.33, dropping over 19 seconds off her personal best from last season. Logue is now No. 3 in ISU history for the event, with only the all-time greats of Lisa Koll and Betsy Saina ahead of her.
Setting third at ISU behind only Lisa and Betsy ain't to shabby!
https://cyclones.com/news/2019/3/29/track-and-field-cyclone-women-shine-at-stanford.aspx
Cailie Logue showed she is going to be one of the top distance runners in the country during the outdoor season, as she came home in fifth of the invitational 5,000-metre run in 15:40.33, dropping over 19 seconds off her personal best from last season. Logue is now No. 3 in ISU history for the event, with only the all-time greats of Lisa Koll and Betsy Saina ahead of her.
Setting third at ISU behind only Lisa and Betsy ain't to shabby!
https://cyclones.com/news/2019/3/29/track-and-field-cyclone-women-shine-at-stanford.aspx
