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#33	hilltopper January 14, 2009 at 1:36pm adidas reply
#32	Nc November 20, 2008 at 7:13pm and in response to "Get Over Yourself", the town of chico, including the athletic department and even the chico state president, is in love with this kid. considering this, i'm not surprised he held a press conference for the local tv stations. the crowd that came out to watch his sub 4 mile was the largest crowd i've ever seen at the stadium. If Chico States greatest athlete of all time is skipping his track season and going pro after his final xc season, i'm pretty sure the town of Chico, which has supported him very generously the past few years, would like to know about it. reply
#31	Nc November 20, 2008 at 7:08pm i agree, i think some people may feel hes overrated because he went to a D2 school and developed. He only ran 14:49-14:50 as a true freshman, i'd say thats a great leap. In addition, he has never battled an injury and is always consistent (expect for the trials, but even then still run under 29). id say he has a great future ahead of him. Scott, do you have any idea to which major show brand your leaning toward? reply
#30	Steve November 20, 2008 at 2:44pm i appreciate the correction eric. youre right he did run at willamette, my apologies. i think my point still stands though. reply
#29	Eric November 20, 2008 at 11:00am Nick Symmonds was from D3 steve. Williamette reply
#28	Steve November 20, 2008 at 7:46am correction: there is only 1 runner in D-1 that can run sub 28-min. reply
#27	Steve November 20, 2008 at 7:45am i feel like the main reason people are saying he is over rated is because scott comes from a D-2 school and not a typical D-1 power house. you guys seem to disregard the fact that nick symmonds was a very talented D-2 athlete, as well as runners like Elva Dryer, etc. don't tell me that because he ran for a D-2 school that he can't run with the big boys. this man was one of the top 5 fastest american times this year and quite frankly there is only 1 runner in D-2 that can run sub 28-min for a 10k, so that argument is closed. dont even give that crap... reply
#26	S.C.I.E.N.C.E. November 20, 2008 at 1:28am Over rated? He had the 4th fastest 10k in the U.S. this year and you call him over rated? Scott is undoubtedly one of the faces of future american distance running. There are many pro runners who can't hold a torch to Scotty. Over rated? More like under rated. Good luck Scotty in Slippery Rock and in your professional career. GO CHICO reply
#25	Common Sense November 20, 2008 at 1:00am O-V-E-R-R-A-T-E-D reply
#24	Vin's Beard November 19, 2008 at 10:16pm I think the real question is this: Did other sports become popular because the athletes started having press conferences or did the athletes start having press conferences because the sports were already popular for other reasons and there was a reason to justify it? I'm going with the latter. reply
#23	Kevin November 19, 2008 at 6:10pm I love floTrack, but until the videographer puts a mike on the table in front of the runner giving the press conference, I can't really listen to press conferences on floTrack. The interviews are great, but the larger room requires better sound than available on small camera. reply
#22	E.Sabljak November 19, 2008 at 2:50pm Best of luck,I think it was a great decision. 250K richer and will have more competition. reply
#21	Jealous? November 19, 2008 at 2:10pm Get Over Yourself- Jealous much? reply
#20	Get Over Yourself November 19, 2008 at 11:27am Come on, A press conference? Get over yourself!!! reply
#19	Graham Shorr November 19, 2008 at 10:29am how long do u think mahon will keep him out of the marathon? reply
#18	Erich Yanoschik November 19, 2008 at 12:58am You deserve it Scotty! I'm looking forward to tossing your name around quite a bit in the future. reply
#17	Adam Ward November 18, 2008 at 9:26pm kind of hard to hear, but congrats Scott. See you at Nationals this weekend!! reply
#16	Vin's Beard November 18, 2008 at 9:03pm Did Bekele have a press conference to announce when he went pro? reply
#15	Coward November 18, 2008 at 8:20pm And, word up to Jeremy Becraft. Keep it real brother! reply
#14	Coward November 18, 2008 at 8:17pm Sorry. It is awesome! I was wrong to criticize the video quality/sound. I think Flotrack rules! I think I was going for constructive criticism but, I didn't get my run in today so maybe I came off kinda harsh. Nice work Scotty! You are helping the sport of XC/Track & Field (Athletics) and paving the way for those that hope to follow in your foot-steps!!! reply
#13	Go Scotty!! November 18, 2008 at 8:12pm OH NO!! the camera is shakey... BLOW IT OUT YOUR A@@.. who cares. its cool to see something like this. Good Luck Scotty!! reply
#12	Awesome November 18, 2008 at 8:08pm awesome, gives hope to young runners who want to go pro that they could actually get some recognition like the other sports out there reply
#11	Scott Bauhs November 18, 2008 at 6:26pm Hey guys, Sorry about the video quality. It was a last minute thing to get it video taped for Flotrack, my roommate stood in the corner out of the way. I wish I could get the footage from the actual t.v. camera but there are all sorts of copyright issues. Anyways next time we will make sure that the camera is closer so you can hear it. reply
#10	A November 18, 2008 at 6:05pm all the best man. reply
#9	Jeremy Becraft November 18, 2008 at 5:47pm Coward, have you watched many of the videos on Flotrack? They do what they can. Sometimes they get videos from people who are not their normal camera people (mainly Mark and Ryan). These guys are pretty grass roots with their network. As far as I can know, this is the only site willing to post a video of a Div. II cross country star announcing his decision to go pro. Lay off. reply
#8	Coward November 18, 2008 at 5:39pm Please work on the sound and video. It's hard to take a sport seriously when you can't understand what the people in the video are saying and the camera man doesn't own even a $20 tripod. reply
#7	Anonymous Coward November 18, 2008 at 5:14pm Guy has ran one of the top ten fastest 10k's for any collegiate athlete. I'm glad some of you actually follow running that doesn't just consist of Oregon runners. Congrats to Scotty, he deserves it. Sincerely, Coward reply
#6	Tony Payne November 18, 2008 at 3:56pm Hey, no name, are there any freshmen at any level of the ncaa running 27:48 for 10K? No. Lay off. reply
#5	No Name? November 18, 2008 at 3:24pm Wasn't he one of 5 USA guys with the A standard last year in an Olympic Year? Maybe a no name if it is hard to remember 5 names. reply
#4	Bauhs Soon A No Name Nike Guy November 18, 2008 at 3:19pm why would you go pro when there are freshman that are faster than you in the NCAA reply
#3	Joshua Neyhart November 18, 2008 at 2:39pm great idea!!! awesome way to create excitement. reply
#2	XC November 18, 2008 at 2:05pm And it would be NIKE reply
#1	XC November 18, 2008 at 2:04pm Good luck in the Pro Scott. You will be running aginst the Kenyans and Ethiopians and i think you will do well reply

Scott Bauhs

Scotty Bauhs going Pro

April 16, 2009

A press conference held to anounce Scotty Bauhs going pro. This is the first press conference we have seen since we started Flotrack and we think it is a great idea. All the other sports talk about going pro and have press conferences but it seems like a taboo subject and that is part of the reason that most people in our country have no idea that there are professional runners. We hope we see more of these along with press conferences when athletes sign their endorsement contracts.

About Scott Bauhs

College:	Chico State
High School:	San Ramon Valley
Bio:	Scott Bauhs re-wrote the Wildcat record books over the course of his three years of competition for Chico under his collegiate coach, Gary Towne. During the 2007 track season, Bauhs pulled off what might… + See More + Scott Bauhs re-wrote the Wildcat record books over the course of his three years of competition for Chico under his collegiate coach, Gary Towne. During the 2007 track season, Bauhs pulled off what might… + See More - See Less - Scott Bauhs re-wrote the Wildcat record books over the course of his three years of competition for Chico under his collegiate coach, Gary Towne. During the 2007 track season, Bauhs pulled off what might be considered one of the biggest upsets in NCAA championship history by beating previously undefeated Nicodemus Naimadu of Abilene Christian to win the 10k title. Bauhs proceeded to add to his list of achievements with an age group American record in the half-marathon, a sub four minute mile, and NCAA Division II American records in the 5k and 10k. He ended his collegiate career with 8 All American awards, and three national titles. His professional career began one week after the 2008 NCAA national cross country meet with a win at the Silicon Valley Turkey Trot and a USATF Club Cross Country national title. Scott joined the Mammoth Track Club where he has continued to improve his times and qualify for two more USA international Teams, under the guidance of Coach Terrence Mahon. He placed third in the USATF Cross Country Championships and fourth in the 3000m at the USATF Indoor Track and Field Championships in 2010. Scott currently runs for adidas and lives in Mammoth Lakes with his wife, Audrey Allas

Related Pages
   - Bio: About Scott Bauhs
   - Speaker: Gary Towne
   - Coverage: 2008 XC Interviews

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NCAA Div II Championships

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2008 USA XC Championships

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Flocasts (32)

The adidas Dream Mile	The Mammoth Dream Part 2 - Green Church	The Mammoth Dream Part 1 - The Community
Scotty Bauhs after 3k	Scott Bauhs 28:03 10k 2010 Payton Jordan	Open 12K Mens 2010 USATF XC Championship
Scotty Bauhs 3rd USA XC Champs	Scotty Bauhs Before the USATF XC Champs	Athletes Opening Comments - USATF XC Champs Press Conference
M 3k H03 (7:51.48 Rupp/Bauhs/Braun, UW Invite)	Scotty Bauhs - 2nd place, men's 3k 7.51 at UW Invitational	Scott Bauhs 5th USA 20k Champs
Scott Bauhs pre-race USA 20k Road Champs	Scott Bauhs post 5k	Scotty Bauhs Pre Classic - 3k 7.54.58
Scotty Bauhs (13:30)	M 5k Invite (Multi cam)	Episode #10 - Scotty Bauhs Workout
M 1500 Invitational (Bauhs)	Scott Bauhs	Scott Bauhs - 2009 Carlsbad
Bauhs with Adidas	Scotty Bauhs "Going Pro" Party Preview	Scotty Bauhs going Pro
Scotty Bauhs	Chico Twilight Mile (Scotty Bauhs, 3:59) - 4/12/08	Scott Bauhs 10th US XC
Scott Bauhs	Scott Bauhs -6th place, 1st American	Scott Bauhs - 8k Winner
Charlie Serrano & Scott Bauhs	Scott Bauhs

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2007 XC championships in Boulder Video.	2007 Stanford Invitational Men's 10000m Section 2	- Men`s 1500m - Heat 1 (OD)
Mens 5k Heat	Men 8k	Scotty Bauhs
M 5k Invitational	M 10k Sec 1 *	Track Revolution #5 - Anna Willard
2008 Beard Off	Scott Bauhs	San Jose Turkey Trot 5k 2008
M 1500 - Introduction of Invitational Field	M 10k F01 (part 1)	M 10k F01 (part 2)
M 5k F01 (*US Jr Record)	Men's USA 20k Champs Race	M 10k F01 (Chris Solinsky *American Record 26:59 video, 2010 Payton Jordan)