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About Jordan Hasay 

Current School:University Of Oregon
High School:Mission College Preparatory
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Jordan Hasay is one of the most decorated U.S. distance runners in history. She is a two time Footlocker National champion, 4 time California State Champion in cross country, 3 time California State Champion…
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#38
Anonymous Coward   January 12 at 12:36am
she should go to Washington
National champs baby!!
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#37
Anonymous Coward   January 8 at 3:33pm
If Jordan Hasay and Samuel Wanjiru would have a baby...man, that kid would be FAST
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#36
Mike Mather   January 7 at 11:20pm
She still has two visits to go. No decision until then. But back to Jordan being picked as number one by Flotrack this year, I always keep her performances in context. How is she doing compared to Flannagan or Goucher, or any other athlete when they were her age? You have to go back and do a little history research, but when the math is all done, the numbers all crunched, this wasn't a hard choice to make. I had to think back to Orange, California in the early 70's to come up with an honest comparison. Mary Decker!
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#35
Anonymous Coward   January 7 at 8:45pm
Hahaha, It's official! Cardinal power!
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#34
Anonymous Coward   January 6 at 10:54pm
Back off Metcalf or I'll knock that cookie out of your mouth, she going to Oregon.
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#33
Anonymous Coward   January 6 at 10:53pm
She should goto Minnesota, Big 10 champs!
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#32
Anonymous Coward   January 6 at 10:34pm
Jordan Hassay has verbally committed to the U, folks.
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#31
Anonymous Coward   January 6 at 4:40pm
If Adam's getting Jordan, shotty Kara!
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#30
Anonymous Coward   January 6 at 2:22pm
no way steve....she is mine
I challenge you to a race
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#29
Anonymous Coward   January 6 at 2:18pm
It is my destiny to marry Jordan
I love you Jordan
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#28
MeghanJacob   January 6 at 10:46am
Way to go Jordan, great end to cross season! I am excited to see what you do for track and for your years to come. Best of luck
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#27
Anonymous Coward   January 6 at 7:43am
jordan is hawt
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#26
A. K.   January 6 at 1:01am
I think she'll go to Stanford.
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#25
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 11:49pm
She's going to Florida State.
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#24
Jimmy Davis   January 5 at 10:35pm
I would have to go Phelps because he won more than all those fools!!!!!!!
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#23
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 10:35pm
Even If I got 3rd I still don't deserve it because all I did was HS record which Hasay also has, HS double which Hasay has surpassed with her Trials/World Jrs/9:52/4:14, and 3rd is still no go because of Hasay's 4x state champion, 4x FLW champ, 2x FLN champ (which I choked big time on.. but hey I forgot my spikes)!

Give it to Jordan or Usain.
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#22
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 10:10pm
What do I have to do to get some love on this site. That's it I'm running cross at Oregon, Washington, and Texas next year mon. Then to prove a point I'm going to run through the 100m line in 9.45 and finish the mile in 10:00 just so I can be in a distance category to get some love. Yeah Mon!

If I can't win because NBC won't give you my vids give me a call and I'll hook you up.
Also, how about the Jamaican sprint team for team of the year? How many medals did we win compared to the Americans? Ha Ha Ha!
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#21
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 9:38pm
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I CANT BELIVE YALL PICK HASAY...i mean she was a reasonable 2nd or 3rd... but it was clearly Usain Bolt alllll the way...then either German or Hasay....if german would have fnshd 3rd at nats it would haave easily gotten him 2nd
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#20
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 9:14pm
im sorry if i offended anyone :(
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#19
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 9:12pm
lol, i was just trying to see who would jump all over me, shes a good choice, and i also tink usain bolt would be right up there, but overall gres\at choice flotrack
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#18
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 9:04pm
Yeah your right Jose, shes not that good. She is just one of the most (if not the most) decorated HS athletes ever not to mention what she did at the Olympic Trials while she was still in high school. Seriously dude get a life, Jordan Hasay is the definition of an "Amazing" runner. She will do great things for U.S. running.
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#17
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 9:02pm
If Hasay attends Washington, that will be crazy. They will seriously be NCAA champions for the next 3-4 years with her, Kendra Schaaf (who can probably beat Hasay now), Christine Bab (who is on the same level as Hasay), Mel Lawrence, etc.

One thing is Bab who was right with Hasay last year went to Washington and has done so well. But what happened to Laurynne Chetelat, the girl who also stayed with Jordan at the state meet and lost to her by less than a second? She was well behind Bab and somewhere in the 60s which is still good but not what you'd expect..
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#16
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 8:51pm
Congratulations to Jordan. What a great representative for our sport. She's the kind of person that coaches stay in coaching for and the kind of person who draws others into our sport. Thanks Flotrack.
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Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 8:50pm
Nice, Flotrack, great choice! She is also the first person, male or female, to win her regional Footlocker race 4 times in a row.

Her resume ranks better than many, many runners in the nation and she completely deserves this. I think you guys also have to realize she's also a high schooler who has had lots of pressure on her and has lived up to it.
She will have plenty of athletes to train with at Washington but Stanford is closeby.. We'll see, but expect great things this year and next year.
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#14
David Williams   January 5 at 8:35pm
Great high school career. Class act.
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#13
Kevin Akers   January 5 at 8:20pm
jordan is a nice choice but usain bolt was far and away AOY for 2008. 4 WR's and 3 gold medals......
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#12
Bryan Spreitzer   January 5 at 7:31pm
i would have thought shalane flanagan!! Bronze Medal>footlocker champ
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#11
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 6:51pm
Jose, if your going to disagree suggest an alternative. you just sound like a troll when you write something like that.
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#10
Michael Bolland   January 5 at 6:43pm
She's very humble. I like that. Congrats!!!!
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#9
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 6:37pm
she wasnt that good, there are better 2008 athletes, CMON
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#8
Ryan From Flotrack   January 5 at 5:40pm
MikeyB, good call on the us junior xc championship, left that out
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#7
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 4:10pm
No ways, come to Stanford!!
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#6
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 3:51pm
Come to Oregon!!
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#5
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 3:51pm
great pick!

don't forget she won the Jr XC USA 2008....I guess her resume for 2008 is to long to mention every thing.
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#4
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 3:45pm
jordan mania!
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#3
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 3:30pm
She won like every major race! Talk about the pressure she was under as well. Bravo.
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#2
Anonymous Coward   January 5 at 1:48pm
Uts really great to think that she has that impressive of a resume with one year left in high school. This track season should really be something to watch.
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#1
Ryan Parker   January 5 at 1:02pm
Good choice guys!
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Flotrack Athlete of the Year

Pretty impressive resume by Flotrack's 2008 Athlete of the Year. With the demands of high school racing, this athlete performed at a high level in every competition she ran in. She made a statement on the US pro scene, while also becoming one of the best juniors in the world.

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2008 Accomplishments:
- 1st in 3200 - 9:52 (3.5 secs off the record-Kim Mortensen '96; state champ/record)
- 1st in 1500 - 4:14 (HS record; plus ran 4:17, 4:18 - 77/3-7/6)
- Won Golden West 800 - 2:09
- US Junior Champ 1500 - 4:18 (6/22)
- World Champs 4th (4:20, 4:19)


- Between 6/22 - 7/13 (less than 3 weeks), Jordan ran between 4:14-4:20 six times
- 4:14 ranked 5th in the world at that time, 11th in the world at the end of season


- US Junior XC Champ
- 2x Footlocker National Champ
- 4x Footlocker West Champ
- 4x California State Champ
- 4x Mt SAC XC Champ


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