W 4x1500 (Penn Relays Record) : Speakers & Interviews

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#11	What WHat? May 18 at 9:18pm First of all, Sarah Bowman definitely ran faster than Jordan Hasay. Second of all, you are right that this relay is rarely run, however having four girls average about 4:15 or 4:16 is pretty spectacular. At the professional level, though, it would be cool to see four girls average under 4:10. Jordan Hasay, though, would have been little more than a contributing member of the TN or Georgetown teams, though, so please do not belittle the efforts of these great teams (though Jordan is a great athlete in her own right)! reply
#10	WHat? May 14 at 11:12pm How is this a world record? Didn't Hasey, a highschooler, run faster than every girl on their team? Funny how the world record couldn't encompass four girls faster than one highschooler. Or maybe it is becuase this race is rarely ran. It was still a good race though. reply
#9	Chris Cowden April 28 at 7:59pm Genna Gall. (Michigan 4th girl) reply
#8	Gaga April 25 at 12:43pm What an awesome race. The Infelds ran great, but SB is too strong. Great job by UW as well in their first appearance in this meet. reply
#7	MikeyB April 24 at 11:41pm Race of the Week! reply
#6	Anonymous Coward April 24 at 8:37pm That sounded like Mark not Ryan reply
#5	Anonymous Coward April 24 at 5:38pm The first Washington girl is Kailey Campell not Bab reply
#4	RT April 24 at 5:20pm Jess Riden is a track knowledge powerhouse! It's a Gingersnap World and we just live in it! Flotack needs more of Gingersnap Play-by-play! reply
#3	Anonymous Coward April 24 at 2:56pm I like when Ryan says the line up and then the announcer does, and Ryan goes "That's what I said!" reply
#2	Panthervision April 24 at 2:02pm 4:17 per leg for the relay, holy crap! reply
#1	Panthervision April 24 at 1:56pm "4 teams, 1 wheel" if this race was a movie, that would be a great tagline for it reply

Christine Babcock

W 4x1500 (Penn Relays Record)

April 24, 2009

2009 Penn Relays is well underway and the 4x1500 meters came down to the wiore with four great teams all in it at the Bell Lap.

About Christine Babcock

Current School:	University Of Washington-seattle Campus
High School:	Woodbridge High
Bio:	Christine joined the University of Washington Track and Field/XC team in the fall of 2008 as a freshman. The spring prior she set the national record in the high school 1600 running 4:33. She also set… + See More + Christine joined the University of Washington Track and Field/XC team in the fall of 2008 as a freshman. The spring prior she set the national record in the high school 1600 running 4:33. She also set… + See More - See Less - Christine joined the University of Washington Track and Field/XC team in the fall of 2008 as a freshman. The spring prior she set the national record in the high school 1600 running 4:33. She also set the 1500 national record which would be broken later on my Jordan Hasay while they were running against one another at the 2008 Olympic Trials. In her first year at Washington, she led her team to an NCAA team title by placing 7th overall. She was the top freshman in the race.

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   - Bio: About Christine Babcock
   - Speaker: Sarah Bowman
   - Coverage: 2009 Penn Relays

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