I swear this is the last time I’ll use this hashtag all summer, but Morgan is another example of #TheSkrollEffect
To go from the high-23’s as a freshman to low-19’s in only a year is fairly incredible
And judging by those track times, she’s got more growth in her as well
Morgan really stepped into her bag in the spring of ’21, her openers at 2:33/5:41 that eventually got down to 2:20/5:19
After a rustbusting opener at Kensington, she laid down a 19:14 at Willow, looking to match the Churchill boys on a magical season
But that was unfortunately cut short, she was unable to compete at Regional, and thus State
Folks such as myself were wondering if she’d return to her prior form in track, she sure swept away those wonders, with multiple sub-5:05 efforts to close the year
Grade
Name
Time
Rating
Meet
Course
Date
10
Morgan Brown
21:32.0
107.6
Milford
Possum Hollow
2-Sep
10
Morgan Brown
19:14.8
133.7
Ramblin’ Rock
Willow
11-Sep
10
Morgan Brown
20:23.8
122.1
Spartan
Forest Akers
17-Sep
10
Morgan Brown
19:53.8
123.1
Coaching Legends
Huron Meadows
2-Oct
10
Morgan Brown
19:44.0
129.3
Wayne County
Willow
9-Oct
Grade
Name
Rating
Meet
Course
Date
9
Morgan Brown
50.7
Brighton/Churchill
Nankin Mills
8-Sep
9
Morgan Brown
62.3
Churchill/Franklin
Nankin Mills
26-Sep
9
Morgan Brown
80.0
PR 12
Champaign Park
22-Oct
9
Morgan Brown
82.4
KLAA
Huron Meadows
17-Oct
9
Morgan Brown
92.9
D1 Reg 6
Willow
31-Oct
Spring of ’21, heading out to Dexter to watch some track action for the first time in two years, Brandon immediately caught my eye
He ran 2:13/4:52 that day, solid, but not spectacular, but he had an aggressive mindset to his racing that you could see mixed with a bit of strength could lead to a special runner
Those special qualities came out last fall, where every 5k he ran was south of 17:00
Dexter doesn’t avoid hard courses either – there’s a Holly in there, Hudson Mills North as well
Brandon slightly inched down time over the course of the season and in the most important race of the year, hit a nearly 20 sec. PB, a 16:12 at MIS
This spring season, he made continued progression, especially in the 800m, cutting time down from 2:13 to 2:00
That 2:00 is ranked 14th amongst all sophomores in 2022
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