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SMMSITCL – Cape, Greely, Freeport/Durham, Saco



SMMSITCL – Cape, Greely, Freeport/Durham, Saco
SMMSITCL Week #2 – 3/9/2020
Biddeford, Falmouth, Poland, SMC
Portland Exposition Building

2 Christine Hein 373 1:25:40 6:33 North Yarmouth, ME courtesy file photo of the 1st Maine female finisher
Falmouth Multiple_Activity_Schedule
Memorial Middle School
Middle Indr. Track & Fld (M) Wildcats
Game Schedule
Mar 7
11:30 AM
@
Moore & Windham
Portland EXPO
Mar 14
3:00 PM
@
BE & Lincoln
Portland EXPO
Mar 21
7:45 PM
@
Moore & Westbrook
Portland EXPO
Mar 28
5:00 PM
@
Mahoney & Westbrook
Portland EXPO
Apr 4
12:30 PM
@
Boys Festival
Portland EXPO

Ryan Smith
March 1 ·
Olympic Trials Marathon
115th place out of 222 (I was the 192nd seed)
did not quite have the result I was looking for, but I still fought hard and finished near the middle of the field. I felt great through mile 10. I was executing a perfect race. Then some stomach issues made me stop at a portajohn at mile 11. After that, I was unable to get down my fluids due to my stomach. Once you can’t take in fluids in a marathon, it’s going to be a bumpy ride. Adjusted my pace and kept trying to take in fluids as best as I could. In mile 19, I threw up on the side of the road and kept going. Had to stay tough. But was still able to move up over the last few miles. Definitely a character builder, and I can’t wait to take another shot at this in four years from now. I was fit and ready. I did everything right during the race. Just did not have the stomach today.
Thanks again for everyone who has supported me. I will be working on shorter distances for the foreseeable future. But the marathon will be in my plans for the 2024 Olympic Trials. The fitness I gained during this training cycle will stick with me, and that’s certainly reassuring!
Sarah Mulcahy doesn’t expect to qualify for the 2020 U.S. Olympic women’s marathon team.
see interview of Jack Martin – Avon, CT B Mile Champ
Edward Little Coach Rick Smith states on February 29 at 7:20 PM ·
“Congrats to Olivia Jalbert, Julia Berube, and Jake Jackson for their performances at the New England High School Track meet today. Although they might not have gotten the results they wanted, it was awesome to see them perform against the best in New England.
As we were leaving the boys 2 mile was finishing. The winning time was 8:53. Folks that back to back 4:27 miles. It was the fastest 2 mile time run in the US this year by s high school student.
Impressive.”


see interview of Gavin Sherry – Conard, CT B 2 Mile Champ
33rd ANNUAL NEW ENGLAND INTERSCHOLASTIC INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday, February 29, 2020 at 10:30 AM At the Bob McIntyre Track Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center 1350 Tremont Street, Roxbury Crossing, Boston, MA 02120
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