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After The Final Lap: New Balance Nationals Indoor (Ft. Special Host Trayvon Bromell) – Roisin Willis, Juliette Whittaker, Cade Flatt After Winning National Titles
2h 13m
Athletes Mentioned
Kyle Merber and Chris Chavez host After The Final Lap live from The Armory in New York City for the 2022 New Balance Indoor Nationals. We are joined by special guest host Trayvon Bromell.
– On the final day of the championship meet, we saw Cade Flatt of Benton, Kentucky run the No. 3 U.S. HS boys all-time 800m mark in 1:48.86. He joined us to share why he isn't afraid to talk about going for the high school record.
– Roisin Willis of Stevens Point, Wisconsin continued her incredible indoor season by adding a national title to go along with her indoor 800m record.
– Juliette Whittaker of Mt. De Sales (Maryland) ran the fourth-fastest girls high school mile in 4:37.23 by leading the race wire-to-wire.
– Gary Martin of Archbishop Wood High School (Pennsylvania) won the boys mile in 4:02.34 along with three other boys under 4:03. He's not afraid to talk about sub-four minute mile aspirations.
+ Much more
New Balance Nationals Indoors 2022: You can find live results, entries and a schedule of events here:
https://results.armorytrack.com/meets/11230
For more information on the meet and race videos visit NBNationals.com
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