Predict what height will make the team
Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 7:46 pm
In 2004, the top 4 athletes went 5.80+.
This year, of the athletes in finals, Walker and Miles are the only ones to have made 5.80+, and it was all the way back in Reno for Miles.
Next best heights this year are:
Jeremy Scott at 5.75, but he struggled to make it to finals
Jeff Hartwig at 5.71 (looked good in prelims, I could see him hitting 5.70+ in finals)
Toby Stevenson at 5.70 (also from back in Reno, he also struggled to make finals)
Tim Mack at 5.70 (he struggled most of the year but seems to be jumping well now)
Jake Pauli has a SB of 5.62 from indoors (I think he looked solid in prelims, it's hard to remember)
Russ Buller has a 5.61 from indoors (he definitely looks like he should go higher tomorrow)
My guess 5.75 makes the team, maybe 5.70 with no misses if the winds are bad.
This year, of the athletes in finals, Walker and Miles are the only ones to have made 5.80+, and it was all the way back in Reno for Miles.
Next best heights this year are:
Jeremy Scott at 5.75, but he struggled to make it to finals
Jeff Hartwig at 5.71 (looked good in prelims, I could see him hitting 5.70+ in finals)
Toby Stevenson at 5.70 (also from back in Reno, he also struggled to make finals)
Tim Mack at 5.70 (he struggled most of the year but seems to be jumping well now)
Jake Pauli has a SB of 5.62 from indoors (I think he looked solid in prelims, it's hard to remember)
Russ Buller has a 5.61 from indoors (he definitely looks like he should go higher tomorrow)
My guess 5.75 makes the team, maybe 5.70 with no misses if the winds are bad.