2021 Sound Running Day 2 Recap: Centro Sends a Message with 3:35 Victory; Bromell (9.92) Keeps Rolling
May 15, 2021
One of the biggest questions heading into day 2 of the Sound Running Track Meet in Irvine, Calif., is whether Olympic 1500-meter champion
Matthew Centrowitz would be able to show improvement after a rocky start to his 2021 campaign.
The answer was a resounding yes, as Centrowitz took a commanding victory in the men’s 1500 meters in 3:35.26 to send a message to the rest of the US 1500 corps. The other big result came in the men’s 100m, as
Trayvon Bromell made it a perfect three-for-three in 100m finals this year, blowing away the field with a time of 9.92 to win by .30. Bromell now owns two of the three fastest times in the world this year.
Former NFL player helping legally blind Interlake student chase his dreams
Zach Mclean is one of the hardest working athlete s that strength coach D’Anthony Smith has ever worked with. Author: Chris Egan/KING 5 Sports Published: 6:18 PM PDT May 5, 2021 Updated: 6:18 PM PDT May 5, 2021
BELLEVUE, Wash. In the world of sports, we’ve heard many athletes say they play with a chip on their shoulders. Interlake sophomore Zach Mclean is using that chip to fuel his fire.
Zach Mclean is one of the hardest working athletes that strength coach D’Anthony Smith has ever worked with.
Smith, a former NFL nose tackle and third-round draft pick, says he’s been re-inspired by a 16-year-old.
ALBA have projected their logo onto historic Scottish sites with less than 24 hours to go until polls open. It comes after Alex Salmond’s party projected the Alba logo onto the BBC Scotland building at Pacific Quay in Glasgow, ahead of a leaders’ debate they were not invited to participate in. Last night Alba released images of their logo showing on Edinburgh Castle, Stirling Castle and Dundee’s Caird Hall. Different polling companies have predicted varying levels of support for the party, which hopes to secure an independence “supermajority” by only fielding last candidates. Panelbase has consistently put support at about 6%, which would give the party a handful of MSPs, while others have been between 2-3%.
ALBA have projected their logo onto historic Scottish sites with less than 24 hours to go until polls open. It comes after Alex Salmond’s party projected the Alba logo onto the BBC Scotland building at Pacific Quay in Glasgow, ahead of a leaders’ debate they were not invited to participate in. Last night Alba released images of their logo showing on Edinburgh Castle, Stirling Castle and Dundee’s Caird Hall. Different polling companies have predicted varying levels of support for the party, which hopes to secure an independence “supermajority” by only fielding last candidates. Panelbase has consistently put support at about 6%, which would give the party a handful of MSPs, while others have been between 2-3%.