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HOT 800 & 1500 FIELDS SHAPING UP FOR AMERICAN MILERS CLUB SERIES
June 15, 2006
(INDIANAPOLIS) The Indiana Invaders are hosting the American Milers Club
High Performance Series on June 27th, June 29th, and July 1st. The
fields include NCAA Champions, Olympians, top Indiana athletes, and
athletes from the top US elite development clubs battling for top
performances on the Famed Billy Hayes Track on Indiana University’s
Bloomington campus.
The American Milers Club High Performance Series is an outgrowth of
meets hosted by the Indiana Invaders in 2004 to meet the needs of Elite
Athlete Development programs from throughout the country. For the July
1st meet there will also be open and community races at the venue.
Top clubs supporting the series and providing many top athletes include
the Farm Team, Hansons-Brooks, Wisconsin Runner, Zap Fitness, Big Sur
Distance Project, Team USA Minnesota and the Indiana Invaders.
For the July 1st race, $1000 will go to the best meet performance in the
800 or 1500 where the performance exceeds the following standards,
1:46.00/3:38.00 for men. Power Tables will be used to determine the
single winner of this $1000 challenge. This prize money would be split
if a tie exists after applying the Power Tables. To be eligible an
athlete must have raced in one of previous two dates of the series to be
eligible for prize monies on the 1st of July.
Invaders Director Greg Harger said, "The fields are shaping up to be
extremely competitive. There will be some great head-to-head competition
as athletes look to chase World Championship "A" qualifying standards
and US National Qualifying Marks for next year's US Nationals, that will
be held in Indianapolis." Harger added, "We look forward to building on
this series as we explore expanding the series to include additional
events that cater to the post-collegian."
American Milers Club High Performance Series:
http://www.nftl.net
The Indiana Invaders, a not-for-profit organization founded in 1998,
presents an innovative approach to track & field by providing a
resident-based, athlete-centered support system unique to the sport in
the United States.
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