Leleux provides highlight for La. Classics Day 2

[VObserver]

Most likely ur was hand timed. But that would still equate to a 10.65 at worse which is still pretty darn fast.

Assuming a good timer was hand operating the clock. Not always a good assumption at early meets.

[Bankruptcyman]

What has Raymond Calais run the 100 in this year?

[barchief]

Assuming a good timer was hand operating the clock. Not always a good assumption at early meets.

you beat me to it... I have seen hand clocked times off by as much as a half a second.... If it wasn't clocked with electronics, most organizations won't even recognize it...

here is a widely used guideline, which would give him a 10.84


To convert from hand to FAT for sprints up to 200 meters (55 hurdles, 70, 100, 200 & 200 hurdles):

This procedure is used by both the Big Gold book and NFHS. First round the time up to the nearest tenth. Then add 0.24. For example, if an athlete runs 8.51 in the 55 hurdles, it should be rounded up to 8.6. If on your meet sheet you already correctly rounded up to 8.6 you do not need to do it again. Now add the conversion of 0.24 which gives a final time of 8.84.

[barchief]

What has Raymond Calais run the 100 in this year?

La.Milesplit.com only has one 2016 entry so far (his PR was at the state championships last year, 10.57, where he came out 3rd)

10.94 Westgate High School Tiger Relays Mar 24, 2016 (If I remember correctly, Westgate used FAT when my boys ran there a couple of years ago, but I can't remember for sure)