Track & Field getting ready for NCAA Indoor Championships

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Track & Field getting ready for NCAA Indoor Championships Mar 8, 2022 18:09:18 GMT -8

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Track & Field gearing up for Indoor Championship

Distance Medley Relay on Friday, 3000 Meters on Saturday. I'd say there's a reasonable chance the women will score some points. Looking forward to seeing how they do! Go Beavs!

Looks like everything will be on ESPN3. The link has information on who is running, times/dates, and where to watch.

I'm currently watching a documentary on beavers.
It's the best dam show I have ever seen.

ag87 Junior Posts: 2,962 Member is Online	Track & Field getting ready for NCAA Indoor Championships Mar 9, 2022 20:40:44 GMT -8 escott58 likes this Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by ag87 on Mar 9, 2022 20:40:44 GMT -8 Another article on DyeStat. We have a legitimate chance to score three times at Nationals. www.dyestat.com/gprofile.php?mgroup_id=44531&do=news&news_id=635429

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Track & Field getting ready for NCAA Indoor Championships Mar 11, 2022 10:09:03 GMT -8

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That is so refreshing to see about Mitchell and Fetherstonhaugh:

“They’re extremely good friends. They’re appropriately competitive and encouraging of one another,” he [Quintana] said. “No egos involved and it helps the maturation of my whole program.”

BTW, it sure would be nice to know how to really pronounce "Fetherstonhaugh" [fan-shaw], or, at least, how Grace pronounces it. Here is a link that tries to explain it: How did the surname “Featherstonhaugh” get its completely unintuitive pronunciation?

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Mar 11, 2022 10:09:03 GMT -8 escott58 said:

That is so refreshing to see about Mitchell and Fetherstonhaugh:

“They’re extremely good friends. They’re appropriately competitive and encouraging of one another,” he [Quintana] said. “No egos involved and it helps the maturation of my whole program.”

BTW, it sure would be nice to know how to really pronounce "Fetherstonhaugh" [fan-shaw], or, at least, how Grace pronounces it. Here is a link that tries to explain it: How did the surname “Featherstonhaugh” get its completely unintuitive pronunciation?

I like stuff like that. I was guessing it was pronounced "feather-ston-hah". But now I'm guessing I'm wrong. Does anyone know Grace to get the definitive answer?

If you don't want to click on the linked article, it gives a few possibilities - 1) Feath-erst-en-haw 2) feast-en-hay 3) fest-en-haw 4) fan-shaw

Track & Field getting ready for NCAA Indoor Championships

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