The star of the Rohan Browning Olympics defeats Lachlan Kennedy in splendid 100 meters; Torrie Lewis; Gout Gout; Perth; sprint; results; plan

“I ran that windy 9.96s, 10.01, 10.01, 10.05. I’m so close,” said Browning. “Tokyo (Olympics) seemed again. (It was really smooth.”

Fighting a knee injury for two years, Browning admitted that there have been times when he doubted he could return to his peak again, but since he recovered from the knee, the victory in Perth was proof that he had returned.

“I think (the national title) makes it emphatic,” said Browning.

“I wanted to go out and remind these guys who their father is. There are many short memories in this sport. I really couldn’t believe how many people (on social media) came out of the processing of wood last year (to cancel me).

“I mean, do you know what? The nuclei are good for sport too. This is my controversial opinion. You need fans engaged. You need people who comment on sport and bring their opinion. So in reality I do not take it too personally.”

Kennedy, who ran 10 seconds in the Heats on Friday, was disappointed not to take the title.

“It was a good race, very close. He brought me to the end … In the end, you have to win the race (therefore) definitely disappointed. But I want to say, Rohan ran a great race. I’m happy with time.”

Kennedy, who beat the throat of the school phenomenon Over 200 meters in the Maurie Meet plant is still confident, if not busy, to return to the head with the gout again on Sunday in the 200m in Perth. He is sore and will make a final decision on Sunday morning if he runs.

“I think (the national title) makes it emphatic.”

Rohan Browning on his return to the top of the Sprint podium

The 100 meters of women were equally electrifying. Rizzo, the Paris 2024 semifinalist stumbled upon the line as he immersed himself so hard that he tries to claim the victory. O’Brien, who only a week ago had beaten the 200m 200m record by Raelene Boyle who remained for 57 years, was shoulder with Lewis. But he was the holder of the national record that took the title.

“I am so happy, because after Maurie (the Maurie plant meets in Melbourne about fifteen days ago in which he ran badly) I didn’t want to run. Type, this will be horrible. So I am really happy to have been able to find something and get another title of 100,” said Lewis.

In one of the most bizarre races, women in the 1500m spent almost three laps running in a tortuous way. The hull blocked the time until, with 450 meters to go, pressed the trigger and supported its ability to run longer than any other.

“He was (a) a strange, very strange breed,” said the Paris 2024 silver medal.

“I didn’t think that no one else would go (and made the pace at the beginning of the race), so I thought about tieing myself for the last 450.

“I think my speed is better than I think it is … I just supported to be the most composed between the tension of that package, because it was so tense, as if I could hear it out there. So, yes, the experience prevailed further.

“I think when you go to (450 m) ask yourself questions about themselves. It’s a long way to run over 400 meters.”

‘Do you know what? Nuffies are also good for sport. This is my controversial opinion. You need boyfriend fan. “

Rohan Browning

Myers was irritable a year ago who launched his race to citizens and cost him a place in the team for the Paris Olympics. A year later, he dominated his final of 1500 million, won the title and most likely booked a place in the team for the World Championships in Japan in September.

Emelia Reid is only 14 years old. He won the 200m under-20 in Perth, defeating women-non-girls like her-year older while managed the 23.29 best personal to claim the national title. He moved to Australia Ukrainian and Nigerian parents when he was three years old and lived in Perth, did he think why not go to citizens and make a crack? It was worth it.

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