Jonathan Gault@jgault13

15h

Seagulls Programmes

@SeagullsProg

20h

On this day 2001, Bobby Zamora scores the only goal as #ColU are beaten 1-0 at Withdean in Division Two (League One). The result, watched by a crowd of 6,531, means that #BHAFC stay 2nd in the table.

seagullsprogrammes.co.uk/200102

Jonathan Gault@jgault13

Oct 26

CITIUS MAG

@CitiusMag

Oct 26

Frank “Gags” Gagliano, the Hall of Fame coach who guided more than a dozen Olympians across six decades, has died. He was 89.

Gagliano coached at nearly every level of the sport. As an assistant at Manhattan College, he helped the Jaspers win the 1973 NCAA indoor team title. He Georgetown, where his teams won 23 Big East championships and produced 140 All-Americans, and he was twice named national coach of the year.

At an age when most coaches retire, he became one of the country’s top professional coaches. He led the Reebok Enclave, the Nike Farm Team, Oregon Track Club Elite and, from 2010, the New Jersey-New York Track Club. His Olympians included John Trautmann, Steve Holman, Nicole Teter, Jonathon Riley, Nick Symmonds, Christian Smith, Julie Culley and Donn Cabral. At the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials, Symmonds and Smith were part of the famous “Oregon Sweep” of the men’s 800m at Hayward Field.

A Bronx native, Gagliano was a quarterback at the University of Richmond, not a runner. He began coaching track in 1960 at Roselle Catholic High School in New Jersey, which had hired him with the promise of starting a football team that never came. In 1965, Roselle Catholic became the first high school to win both the DMR and 2-mile relay at the Penn Relays.

“I didn’t know anything about track,” he said in a 2014 interview. “But I accepted the offer because I really wanted to coach.”

Gags became one of the most influential coaches in American distance running. His philosophy was simple: strength plus speed. And when you hear “Hit it!” on the final turn, change gears.

Gagliano was inducted into the USTFCCCA Hall of Fame in 2003. This July, USA Track and Field named the men’s 800m at its national championships in his honor.

Jonathan Gault@jgault13

Oct 25

Alberto Stretti

@albertostretti

Oct 25

Final top results men and women @MedioMaratonVLC

Jonathan Gault@jgault13

Oct 23

Athletics Integrity Unit@aiu_athletics

Oct 23

The AIU acknowledges the decision of the Court of Arbitration for Sport, published today, in the case of Koki Ikeda. The AIU will consider the full decision and will make no further immediate comment.
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Jonathan Gault@jgault13

Oct 23

Athletics Integrity Unit@aiu_athletics

Oct 23

The AIU has provisionally suspended reigning World and former Olympic champion, Peres Jepchirchir, after an out-of-competition sample, collected in Kenya prior to her recent Sydney Marathon victory, returned an adverse analytical finding for EPO. 1/2

Jonathan Gault@jgault13

Oct 18

NBC Sports Soccer

@NBCSportsSoccer

Oct 18

WHAT AN INSANE GOLAZO FROM HALF FIELD BY DIEGO GÓMEZ!