Ryan Hall History

Name: Ryan Hall
Age: 26
Birthdate: October 14th 1982 in Big Bear Lake, California
Personal Bests:
1,500 m - 3:42.70 (2001)

5,000 m - 13:16.03 (2005)

10,000 m - 28:07.93 (2007)

Half Marathon - 59:43 (2007)
Marathon - 2:06:17 (2008)


Achievements:

2000 - 3rd place at Footlocker National High School Cross Country Championships

2003 - 2nd-place at NCAA Cross-Country Championships

2005 - NCAA 5,000 m champion

2005 - 3rd-place at the USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships in the 5,000 m

2006 - USATF 12 km cross-country champion

2006 - U.S. Half Marathon Champion

2006 - 1st place, Great Cow Harbor 10K (Northport, NY); course-record time of 28:22 shattered previous mark of 28:44 set by Jeff Jacobs in 1991

2006 - U.S. 20K Record Holder (57:54). Inaugural IAAF World Road Running Championships in Debrecen, Hungary.

2007 - U.S. Half Marathon Record Holder (59:43). Aramco Houston Half Marathon in Houston, Texas.

2007 - 2:08:24 at the London Marathon in London, United Kingdom.

2007 - 1st Place, 2008 U.S. Olympic Team Trials Marathon (2:09:02) in New York City, United States
2008 - 5th Place. 2008 Flora London Marathon (2:06:17) in London, United Kingdom


If you subscribe to Marathon&Beyond, read the article about him in their most recent issue, it's amazing.

You copied that from Wikipedia lol.

FK wrote:You copied that from Wikipedia lol.

Yea lol. Shhh... don't tell anyone.

Still it's right there if you need it.

+1 Bee's Knees thanks for adding to the group, I have not found any time myself yet to update this place so thanks for the help.

Ryan Hall is amazing. ^ For all the achievements listed above, and the purpose he brings to it.

Trackaholic wrote:+1 Bee's Knees thanks for adding to the group, I have not found any time myself yet to update this place so thanks for the help.

Anytime.

Isn't Ryan 25? his 26th birthday isn't until october

He was in my dream last night... wierd

I think I was watching the Olympics on TV in my dream, all three US men were in the first group

5280ft wrote:He was in my dream last night... wierd

I think I was watching the Olympics on TV in my dream, all three US men were in the first group

He may have come 5th in London but two of the guys who beat him are going to the olympics for the marathon. I hope he wins but against the Kenyan team...

i really hope he medals too. who knows. his 2:06:17 was prob not expected. i know i was shocked
so who knows how he will do in beiijing

what do you guys think the bronze time will be?

in beijing? 2:09. just cause air quality.

P2 wrote:in beijing? 2:09. just cause air quality.

im feelin more of a 2:08:59