My Top 3. Favorites or Surprises? ????♂️Katelyn Tuohy || USATF Championships National.
The 2023 Toyota USA Track and Field nationals are approaching, and the author of the text wants to discuss the favorites and potential surprises in the women's 5000 meters event. The top 10 athletes listed are Alicia Monson, Josette Andrews, Emily Infield, Natosha Rogers, Elise Cranny, Weini Kelati, Karissa Schweizer, Elena Henes, Fiona Okeeffe, and Katelyn Tuohy.
Alicia Monson is speculated to focus on the 10,000 meters, but her past performances in the 5000 meters have been strong. Josette Andrews has shown potential by running under 15 minutes before, but her consistency is questionable. Emily Infield had a good showing at nationals last year and improved her endurance, setting a personal best of 14:50 this year. Natosha Rogers is likely to run the 10,000 meters unless she decides to switch to a half marathon. Elise Cranny, the previous year's national champion, is expected to compete in the 5000 meters again, but her performances this season haven't matched her previous top speeds except for the indoor 3000 meters.
Weini Kelati had an impressive season in 2021 and has been improving since. She is expected to perform well, but her size may be a disadvantage in avoiding getting boxed in. Karissa Schweizer, who was injured at worlds, is uncertain in terms of performance at nationals due to limited information. Elly Henes has had a good season, running a sub-15 time, and competed in the 5000 meters at nationals last year. Fiona Okeeffe has been performing well in the 5 and 10, and it seems to be her best season yet. Katelyn Tuohy's status is ambiguous, as the author is unsure if she should be considered a favorite or a surprise.
The author mentions the previous year's final and highlights Elise Cranny's impressive time of 15:49 in winning the event. However, Cranny's current performance seems to have declined compared to 2022. Karissa Schweizer's condition is uncertain, Emily Infield and Weini Kelati are still strong, and Natosha Rogers is looking impressive again. The author seeks input from readers regarding Tuohy's chances of finishing in the top three. Notable athletes invited to nationals include Whitti Morgan, who recorded a time of 15:20 this season. Overall, the expectation is for faster times from these talented athletes at the upcoming nationals.
The 2023 Toyota USA Track and Field nationals are approaching, and the author of the text wants to discuss the favorites and potential surprises in the women's 5000 meters event. The top 10 athletes listed are Alicia Monson, Josette Andrews, Emily Infield, Natosha Rogers, Elise Cranny, Weini Kelati, Karissa Schweizer, Elena Henes, Fiona Okeeffe, and Katelyn Tuohy.
Alicia Monson is speculated to focus on the 10,000 meters, but her past performances in the 5000 meters have been strong. Josette Andrews has shown potential by running under 15 minutes before, but her consistency is questionable. Emily Infield had a good showing at nationals last year and improved her endurance, setting a personal best of 14:50 this year. Natosha Rogers is likely to run the 10,000 meters unless she decides to switch to a half marathon. Elise Cranny, the previous year's national champion, is expected to compete in the 5000 meters again, but her performances this season haven't matched her previous top speeds except for the indoor 3000 meters.
Weini Kelati had an impressive season in 2021 and has been improving since. She is expected to perform well, but her size may be a disadvantage in avoiding getting boxed in. Karissa Schweizer, who was injured at worlds, is uncertain in terms of performance at nationals due to limited information. Elly Henes has had a good season, running a sub-15 time, and competed in the 5000 meters at nationals last year. Fiona Okeeffe has been performing well in the 5 and 10, and it seems to be her best season yet. Katelyn Tuohy's status is ambiguous, as the author is unsure if she should be considered a favorite or a surprise.
The author mentions the previous year's final and highlights Elise Cranny's impressive time of 15:49 in winning the event. However, Cranny's current performance seems to have declined compared to 2022. Karissa Schweizer's condition is uncertain, Emily Infield and Weini Kelati are still strong, and Natosha Rogers is looking impressive again. The author seeks input from readers regarding Tuohy's chances of finishing in the top three. Notable athletes invited to nationals include Whitti Morgan, who recorded a time of 15:20 this season. Overall, the expectation is for faster times from these talented athletes at the upcoming nationals.
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- JAKOB INGEBRIGTSEN
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