running in college?

so who wants to run in college?? and who already is/knows where they will?? and at what level??

i chose all of my schools without any consideration of track.
now im headed to a d1 school and trying to walk on

I'll probably run D3 at RPI, for at least XC. You know, just for funs.

XC and Track for Dalhousie, a big AUS (not as much nationally) powerhouse here.

i dont want to know, but i already want to go to a d3 school so if i decide to run i will run for a d3 school

I'm eithier running for Paradise Junior College (best Junior college in country) but, if I am fast enough at the workouts I will get a spot on the NAU JV team. Or after two years I can transfer over from what the coach said.

I would love to run for a school but education comes first, if i can't keep up running and my grades ill just have to become a recreational runner:/

i do plan on running though

I plan on running at college for some small team

im not sure yet depends where i want to go but i probably will just for a small team.

Running With Scissors wrote:I plan on running at college for some small team

you could probably go to a small d1

i would like to run in college
i'll probably go to a school in state
so i think i should be able to since most of the colleges are small

FK wrote:

Running With Scissors wrote:I plan on running at college for some small team

you could probably go to a small d1

is d1 the smallest (i always forget)

no d3 is

I'd really like to run in college, but depending on where I'm accepted, I don't know if that will happen.

Running With Scissors wrote:

FK wrote:

Running With Scissors wrote:I plan on running at college for some small team

you could probably go to a small d1

is d1 the smallest (i always forget)

D1 is the biggest and the best.

FK wrote:

Running With Scissors wrote:

FK wrote:

Running With Scissors wrote:I plan on running at college for some small team

you could probably go to a small d1

is d1 the smallest (i always forget)

D1 is the biggest and the best.

theres no way unless i drop a lot of time in the next couple years

I definitely want to run in college but I kinda want to go to Georgia, so if I did go there I would have to walk-on.

university of oregon

i just gotta get my 5k time down, my only problem.

*run*Forever* wrote:university of oregon

i just gotta get my 5k time down, my only problem.

It's the same for most people.

FK wrote:

*run*Forever* wrote:university of oregon

i just gotta get my 5k time down, my only problem.

It's the same for most people.

thats y u are a mod and i am not

*run*Forever* wrote:

i just gotta get my 5k time down, my only problem.

how much?

Running With Scissors wrote:

FK wrote:

Running With Scissors wrote:

FK wrote:

Running With Scissors wrote:I plan on running at college for some small team

you could probably go to a small d1

is d1 the smallest (i always forget)

D1 is the biggest and the best.

theres no way unless i drop a lot of time in the next couple years

im going to a small d1 school and there are girls running around 530s for miles, 1ks around 310, and 3ks just under 11. i bet your running as fast as their boys

hmmm thats not that fast then. i thought they would be a lot faster.

ok so i checked out the stats again and the womens 1500s are right around 5 minutes, 5ks around 19, and 800s around 230...so every school is different, obviously im not going to an athletic powerhouse

Hey, track is track no matter what

ND XC 23 wrote:ok so i checked out the stats again and the womens 1500s are right around 5 minutes, 5ks around 19, and 800s around 230...so every school is different, obviously im not going to an athletic powerhouse

Ya, that is about as good as my school that has 550 people haha. But it's not just about the program, it's if you connect with the coach and really want to go to school there. My school happens to have a really good program kind of by luck, because even if it didn't I was going to run there anyways.