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Williams Breaks Record Again - GoStanford.com - Stanford UniversityPublished by
Williams Breaks Record AgainPublished by David Kiefer/Stanford SID on March 31st, 2016 AUSTIN, Texas – Harrison Williams broke Stanford’s decathlon record for the third time, scoring 7,842 points to win the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays on Thursday. It’s the third-highest score in the world this year and the best among Americans and collegians. Williams competed only 18 days after his previous multi, the seven-event heptathlon at the NCAA Indoor Championships in Birmingham, Alabama, where Williams broke a school record to place fourth. The short gap wasn’t ideal, but the Texas Relays offered a chance to get an early qualifying mark, allowing Williams to spend the bulk of the season focusing on training. "I was mainly seeking an NCAA qualifier, but it would have been nice to get 7,900," Williams said. "Hopefully, I'll get that mark and more at NCAA's, but I think 7,842 should be enough anyway." Read the full article at: www.gostanford.com
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Williams Breaks Record Again - GoStanford.com - Stanford UniversityPublished by
Williams Breaks Record AgainPublished by David Kiefer/Stanford SID on March 31st, 2016 AUSTIN, Texas – Harrison Williams broke Stanford’s decathlon record for the third time, scoring 7,842 points to win the Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays on Thursday. It’s the third-highest score in the world this year and the best among Americans and collegians. Williams competed only 18 days after his previous multi, the seven-event heptathlon at the NCAA Indoor Championships in Birmingham, Alabama, where Williams broke a school record to place fourth. The short gap wasn’t ideal, but the Texas Relays offered a chance to get an early qualifying mark, allowing Williams to spend the bulk of the season focusing on training. "I was mainly seeking an NCAA qualifier, but it would have been nice to get 7,900," Williams said. "Hopefully, I'll get that mark and more at NCAA's, but I think 7,842 should be enough anyway." Read the full article at: www.gostanford.com
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