Iam a junior and i run a 10.3 in the 100 meter dashand a 22.4 in the 200m can iget scholarship with this time?

Question

Iam a junior and i run a 10.3 in the 100 meter dashand a 22.4 in the 200m can iget scholarship with this time?

Answer 1

10.3 & 22.4 don't go together.. I'll assume your 100 time is hand-timed or wind-aided or both.. If that is a legal time, then yes, you will get a scholarship... Recruiters should've already contacted you.

10.6 & 24.0 is in the same boat...

You two are in terrible shape if that's your true times.. 10.3 should be running around 20.6 and 10.6 around 21.2 if you were in good shape. 21.0 & 21.6 if you were in ok shape.

Answer 2

Your 100m, if correct and electronic, would be impressive.  A

Here are the top performers according to USA Today for 2008:

100 meters (10.08): Jeff Demps, South Lake (Groveland, Fla.), 10.01 (USA high school record); Marcus Rowland, Dorman (Roebuck, S.C.), 10.28 (10.19w); Isaiah Sweeny, Hightower (Sugar Land, Texas), 10.32. Wind-aided: Deangelo Cherry, Mt. Zion (Jonesboro, Ga.), 10.16w.

200 meters (20.13):  Brandon O'Connor, Southridge (Miami), 20.65 (20.63w);Torrin Lawrence, Jackson (Jacksonville, Fla.), 20.77; Markus Henderson, Lewisville, Texas), 20.80.

The 200m time is quite a bit slower than the top times.

Good Luck!

Answer 3

You will most likely be able to get a scholarship by constantly getting times like that or better. Last year at my school I was a freshman who ran 10.6 in the 100m and 24.0 in the 200m. If you keep getting good times you should do good. Also try and do other sports and try and make varsity on those teams. That should help you out.

Answer 4

def. fast enough to grab attention from colleges =]

keep it up !!

Answer 5

If you're really running a 10.3 (for some reason I think you don't...) then yes, you will easily get into college for sprinting.