SSU XC/T&F Coach - "Don't let fatigue make a coward out of you" - Pre
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Austin Ridenour retweeted
Congratulations to Coach Ridenour for starting the season last night with his 100th win for @loganelmvb and win 552 for the career!
Austin Ridenour retweeted
I’m ok with my tax dollars being used for school lunches
A Georgia Republican suggested kids who participate in school lunch programs "sponge off the government" huffpost.com/entry/georgia-r…
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I’m now trying to figure out the number of people that would overwhelmed the D1 NCAA cross country championships in Madison.
This feels like a challenge.
There is no capacity limit for spectators at the 2024 @NCAATrackField DI Cross Country Championships. The Thomas Zimmer Championship Cross Country Course will accommodate as many fans that want to come out on Saturday, November 23.
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This 10,000m race has me glued to the TV.
American almost wiped out mid-race but got back on the horse.
Ethiopians working together, conversing mid-race.
Ugandan asserted dominance with some hand fighting.
The drama is phenomenal.
Oh yeah and the pace is insane.
#Olympics
Austin Ridenour retweeted
Came in ranked 24th and ended up finishing 18th in the state‼️
3:38.85 is our third best time, indoor or outdoor, since 2010.
Now on to outdoor…
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Tyler Shipley! Clears 15-11 at the NAIA National Championship to secure his first All-American honors, representing the @MVNU_Cougars!
He went from having 0 All-Ohio awards to becoming an NAIA All-American!
The embodiment of hard work!
Austin Ridenour retweeted
The 4x400 team has punched their ticket to the @oatccc indoor state track meet!
The team consists of Josh Trapp, Tyler Yates, Henry Barnes and Brody Williams
Austin Ridenour retweeted
“Distance runners are experts at pain, discomfort, and fear. It’s a matter of how much pain you can deal with on those days. It’s not a strategy. It’s just a callusing of the mind and body to deal with discomfort. That’s the nature of their game. Taking pain.” – Mark Wetmore
