Sorry, too rushed on my phone. I'm hearing about meets between the NCAA meet and the US Olympic Trials where coaches are not allowed to attend. WFT?
Anyone can attend. Coaches cannot coach the college students and the college cannot pay for them to compete.
How old is Charlie?
What is his passion in life?
*Sorry if that's too personal.
Name of the Thrower: Matija Muhar
Discipline: Javelin
Month's best performance: 79.20m
Rationale for the suggestions:
Also a winner of a big event. Yesterday he won the european championships with a new national record.
Isn't that true?
Anyone feel that`?
"No dessert for me thanks. I'm watching my figure."
Even though he has not made an appearance:
"Who's Robert Harting?"
nobody would say that 
Sadly Harting is one of the few who care. Many others just want to make what little money they can and move on.
It wasn't my best competition of the year due to sickness, but I still managed to throw a 15.31and won a medal so im still pleased.
@Lezaan08 Sorry to read about your illness. What was your sickness? How did it affect you? What did you do to address the illness?
. . . like I said Dani is going to hard the beat
Twelve go through the final.
qualifying results:
64.53 Samuels (Australia)
58.44 Punia (India)
58.24 Gollshewsky (Australia)
So glad Seema got through to the final. Samuels looks on her game and will be tough to beat. She would have to meltdown to not take gold. Or a bomb from Seema or Tayrn.
@Tony Ciarelli are you in Glasgow?
If we can find more athletics fans in India it would be great for all of us; go Seema!
It's time to get serious, says Tom Walsh | Stuff.co.nz
"Commonwealth Games shot putter Tom Walsh is starting to focus on his competition in Glasgow after training with Valerie Adams for six weeks in Switzerland"
Some views of the shot put venue:
Library Slideshow by intheaither | Photobucket
Some views of the shot put venue:
Library Slideshow by intheaither | Photobucket
1 Shelbi Vaughan SO Texas A&M 60.02m (196-11 ) 2 (1)
2 Danniel Thomas SO Kent State 57.11m (187-4 ) 1 (3)
3 Laura Bobek SR Oregon 56.29m (184-8 ) 1 (2)
4 Alexis Cooks JR Akron 55.54m (182-3 ) 2 (3)
5 Kellion Knibb SO Florida State 55.06m (180-8 ) 1 (1)
6 Jessica Maroszek SR Kansas 54.78m (179-9 ) 2 (2)
7 Kiah Hicks JR Colorado St. 53.50m (175-6 ) 2 (4)
8 Alexandra Collatz JR USC 53.07m (174-1 ) 1 (4)
9 Jaleesa Williams SR VCU 53.04m (174-0 ) 2 (5)
10 Sequoia Watkins JR North Carolina St. 53.01m (173-11 ) 2 (6)
11 Anna Jelmini SR Arizona State 52.72m (172-11 ) 1 (5)
12 Megan Smith JR TCU 52.60m (172-7 ) 2 (7)
13 Kayla Kovar SR Southern Utah 51.83m (170-0 ) 1 (6)
14 Jessica Sharbono SR Colorado St. 51.67m (169-6 ) 1 (7)
15 Madison Jacobs FR Kentucky 50.72m (166-5 ) 2 (8)
16 Mary Theisen SR Indiana State 49.27m (161-7 ) 1 (8)
17 Amber Monroe JR Miami 48.93m (160-6 ) 1 (9)
18 Jasmine Burrell JR San Diego St. 48.72m (159-10 ) 2 (9)
19 Beckie Famurewa SO Kentucky 48.67m (159-8 ) 2 (10)
20 Andrea Hiler SR Western Michigan 48.45m (158-11 ) 2 (11)
21 Valarie Allman FR Stanford 48.40m (158-9 ) 1 (10)
22 Ashley Gaston JR Southern Illinois 46.53m (152-8 ) 2 (12)
23 Joh'vonnie Mosley SR Kent State 46.28m (151-10 ) 1 (11)
24 Jessica Ramsey SR Western Kentucky 46.24m (151-8 ) 1 (12)
