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…
+ See More +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…
+ See More - See Less -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 in the 3200m, 2 time USATF cross Country national champion, and the 2008 National Track & Field Athlete of the year. She has also been selected to 3 USATF Jr. National teams. Perhaps her greatest accomplishment came in the summer of 2008 when she qualified for the 1500m final at the U.S. Olympic trials. Hasay finished in 9th place, setting a new high school record of 4:14.50.
this is about jordan and her choice and we should be posting to support not be rude
So, swallow your pride and go away from here.
Get a life.
This is the ACTUAL Miles Unterreiner speaking. Just to be clear - that was NOT me who posted the comment about Jordan being an "idiot" for choosing Oregon. I think that as an outstanding track-and-field and cross-country athlete (and a great all-around person whom I have had the opportunity to talk with several times), Jordan will excel at Oregon both academically and athletically. I congratulate and wish nothing but the best of luck to her.
Just as a side note, to whoever is going around impersonating me on public chat forums like this one - it's really not funny, and I don't particularly appreciate it. I don't know if you're deliberately attempting to make me look like a jerk or if you're just trying to be funny and failing miserably, but either way, please don't do it again. I'd appreciate it if, whoever you are, you'd own up and tell everyone your real name, but I don't really expect you to have the guts to do it.
To everyone: Please be aware that if you ever see mean or vicious comments posted in my name anywhere, about anyone, at any time, I personally have nothing to do with it. I don't usually post on either Dyestat or FloTrack, but I heard someone was posting slanderous comments in my name and felt like I needed to clear things up, both to preserve my own honor and the honor of my team and my school.
Thanks very much,
Miles
"yeah...this coming from someone who probably got turned away from a j.c.! eat a big one! shes got the talent you could only dream of havin!"
yeah umm miles unterreiner actually got recruited to stanford after winning 4A state in washington for cross country, and 3200 and 1600. However that comment about excelling is a very stuck up thing to say, someone could excel just as much at oregon depending on how she learns.
Just so everyone knows, Jordan probably won't even be reading these posts, so all of the negativity really has no point. Can you even imagine how much pressure she was under while making her decision? If she feels like she can excel at OU, then that is great. She is a rare talent, and I think she would have done great anywhere.
what an idiot. choosing oregon over stanford is an idiotic decision. good one, you won't excel i guarantee you.
I really feel like this was a poor choice if Jordan wants to actually ENJOY her college running career. Oregon may be good, but the women on that team do not have the same charisma that the UW women have. Metcalf talks a lot about a "synergy" that his team has, and that is what is going to make someone a better runner, not a bogus relationship with a bunch of decently fast girls who only care about themselves. Then again, i suppose this proves that Jordan Hasay isn't as well rounded as everyone thinks.
I think that she has made a great decision considering who she is, what she want's to do in life and what she's good at. If it were me I would go to Stanford but again I don't have the future in running that she has. Running wise Oregon is the best long term choice.
Good luck and have fun Jordan!
Wait, did she say that she was going to run in the senior/open race at USATF outdoors?
as for those that are being negative - I am sorry that you have to use this blog to let us know how you feel - enjoy Oregon and I will see you at the Pre Classic and the trials
Like others have said, she obviously thought she would be the happiest at Oregon. Congratulations Jordan, next year should be great.
P.S. Hasn't she hinted before that she might go pro after 2 years? Oregon would have all the connections there for her.
nice to see you on here buddy. Hows Centralia treating ya?
name one athlete Metcalf has coached that is doing well post collegiately...
But she LOVED her Oregon visit and that's what made the decision.
UW has a concrete Track, no one with a brain would run there.
A big BIG FAN!