Is Jane Hedengren America’s Next Distance Running Prodigy?
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On this week’s episode of The Stride Report Podcast, Ben and Garrett unpack a massive weekend in Boston headlined by Jane Hedengren’s jaw-dropping 14:44 NCAA 5k record, a run that has them wondering if she’s America’s next true distance prodigy. The guys break down Riley Chamberlain’s 14:58 all-timer, Habtom Samuel’s narrow 5k win over Marco Langon, and a string of elite performances across the board, including Salma Elbadra’s 8:41 NCAA #5 all-time 3k and Colin Sahlman’s razor-thin victory over George Couttie. The guys highlight Helen Braybrook’s D2 mile record, James Harding’s breakthrough PR, and Tayissa Buchanan’s dominant wire-to-wire 800m win before wrapping with the men’s 800m recap. Be sure to listen, subscribe and review!
(2:29) Jane Hedengren Runs NCAA 5k Record of 14:44
(13:01) Riley Chamberlain Runs NCAA #7 All-Time 5k Mark of 14:58
(20:05) Habtom Samuel Narrowly Edges Marco Langon to Claim 5k Win in Boston
(25:49) Salma Elbadra Runs NCAA #5 All-Time 3k Mark of 8:41 to Defeat Vera Sjoberg
(32:45) Colin Sahlman Beats George Couttie by 0.03 in 3k
(39:28) Helen Braybrook Breaks NCAA D2 Record via 4:30.03 Mile Performance
(42:13) James Harding Runs Seven-Second PR to Claim Mile Win
(46:45) Tayissa Buchanan Goes Wire-to-Wire With 2:02.67 Performance for 800m Win
(48:17) Men’s 800m Recap & Review
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