Sophomore Noah Strohman Pulls Off Distance TRIPLE, Secures Three UIL 3A State Titles With 1,600m Win

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Not one, not two, but THREE state titles for Noah Strohman! The Holliday sophomore kicked it into high gear in the UIL 3A boys 1,600m to secure the distance triple.
Winning times for Strohman:
3,200m: 9:22.42
800m: 1:53.54
1,600m: 4:16.68
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@markadams7328 Месяц назад

Strohman is not the only one who caught up with the leader after the second lap. ;-)

@williamh9910 Месяц назад

Get out of here with your other state comparisons. This kid is a sophomore. 4:16 for a sophomore is solid. On top of the triple? That's extremely impressive as a sophomore

@sirrogerbannister9282 Месяц назад

Miles 💪💪💪

@triathlontimmy Месяц назад

where's the competition though? Ryan Hall won my state meet back in 2000 with a 4:01

@aidenmansell9791 21 день назад

I know Noah strohman, and I’ve also ran against him. He needs more competition and faster runners on him from the start for him to actually run his fast times. I mean bro ran like a 4:07 off the start of track season.

@robertspies4695 Месяц назад

What state?

@my_fun_account6298 Месяц назад

Texas

@robertspies4695 Месяц назад

@@my_fun_account6298 Great accomplishment, but he would have had to go: 1:50, 4:06 and 9:15 to do this in California

@rjcowan9568 Месяц назад

@@robertspies4695 this is 3A. Our 6A schools will go faster; and quite honestly our weather is way harder than y'alls. More than that, he's a sophomore and will probably go 4:06 late season, he may even have a shot at the sophomore national record.

@robertspies4695 Месяц назад

@@rjcowan9568 Those are great times for a sophomore no doubt and he likely will be in the national conversation in the next couple of years. How long has he been training seriously? There are alot of great lowerclassmen (and women) around the country in the middle distances. My grandson is 1:58 and 4:18 so far in his freshman year and there are 4-5 better times in CA for freshmen. It is hot in Texas for your sprinters.

@harrisonthegr8526 Месяц назад

⁠@@robertspies4695this was a tactical race as you can see they negative split by about 10 seconds. Strongman ran a 4:07 as a freshman last year

@joefrisbie1594 Месяц назад

Impressive no matter where. Yet, California H.S. track is full of much better times in double efforts; 400/800 sub 47 and sub 1:49, mile 2mile 4:05 sub 9:00 often sub 8:50 and within a year or two of graduation never emerge on to the scene. Just look at the national records for the various events. Only one Galen Rupp ever medaled at a world class event.

@DillPickle99 Месяц назад

It is called...BURNOUT!!

@MrVictorc12345 Месяц назад

and Jim Ryun

@baumsquad222 Месяц назад

Do away with classes and have a one day meet like Indiana does.

@monstereugene Месяц назад

Why?

@baumsquad222 Месяц назад

@@monstereugene eliminating classes gives you a true state champion. And there’s really no need to have a HS state meet over multiple days. It makes the doubles more impressive when it’s on the same day.

@triathlontimmy Месяц назад

@@baumsquad222 agree. it also makes qualifying for the state meet a bigger accomplishment

@monstereugene Месяц назад

@@baumsquad222 I don’t care about how “impressive” the doubles are. I think it’s better to give those who race in many events the same chance to win. Though I agree having just one champ per event is better than 4 champs for each grade. It would be perfect if they had finals of the top 1 for each grade and the top 4 times to decide the event champ