Showing posts with label Kerron Clements. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kerron Clements. Show all posts

Saturday, April 26, 2008

Men’s 4 x 400 Relay: USA vs. The World

The United States has arguably the top eight one lap runners in the world, and it showed at the Penn Relays at the US fielded two all-star teams. The USA Blue team had LaShawn Merritt, Wallace Spearmon, Darold Williamson, and Jeremy Wariner. However, the USA Red team extremely good as well, with Xavier Carter, Bershawn Jackson, Kerron Clement, and Angelo Taylor.

Merritt blasted out the hole with a 44.9 leg to give the Blue team the lead. A strong second leg by Bershawn Jackson put the Red team close again with Jamaica just back in third.

The most exciting part of the race was on the third leg as Kerron Clement tried to pass veteran relay runner Darold “D Will” Williamson. Clement couldn’t seal the deal. Williamson made him swing wide and then rolled pass Clement to hand off to Jeremy Wariner in the lead. Wariner ran an unconscious 43.88 anchor leg with a comfortable lead to secure victory for the Blue team at 2:59.71. A stupid time ran in the cold April air!

Click here for the final results.

By Jay Hicks, a.k.a. Track Evangelist.

Sunday, January 27, 2008

Prerace Jitter’s Last Lap

Bernard Legat wins the men's 1,500 meters at Norwich Union International meet

1/27/08 - News & Views on the Fast Life!


Saturday’s Norwich Union International in Glasglow.
World champion Bernard Legat's commanding win over Kenya’s Shadrack Korir in 1,500 meters MSNBC


Russian Winter Meet in Moscow
World indoor high jump champion, Yelena Slesarenko, produces season’s first jump over 6 feet,6.8 inches. IAAF


New Year, New Coach for Kerron Clement
In a stunning move, World Champion 400 meter hurdler, Kerron Clement, to work with coaching legend, Bob Kersee runblogrun


Presidential Candidate Enters Boston Marathon
It’s official. The former Arkansas governor will join Team Hoyt, a local charity which strives to integrate the physically challenged individuals into everyday life. Huckabee, 51, shed 110 pounds after being diagnosed with Diabetes in 2003 while governer. He has run four marathons. youtube

By Jay Hicks, a.k.a. Track Evangelist