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Meghan
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February 9, 2004
Even though the weather was tough to deal
with last week at practices, we still managed to get things done.
It was hard to come out and practice in such weather, even on Saturday
before we left. In preparation for the meet, we worked more on short
distances with much greater speed and intensity.
Last weekend, we journeyed to Newport News,
Va., on Saturday afternoon and returned Sunday night. Christopher
Newport's track is one of the fastest tracks we will run on this
indoor season because of the material of the track and its structure.
We were all prepared and knew the challenges
we were going to face when we arrived in Virginia. We all dressed
and looked our best for our departure to the airport. Because this
was my first official flight as a member of Emory's track team,
I was really excited and looking forward to having a great time.
We really didn't know what to expect, but
we knew what we had to do. Our coaches encouraged us to hit good
times and to get a feel of how UAAs will be in March.
At the meet, competition was tough so we
had to step up and put on our 'A' game. We had good results on both
the girls' and boys' sides.
Everyone cheered for each other and encouraged
each other throughout the races. We had a really good time, but
were ready to get back to Atlanta.
The best part about the trip was being
able to come back and have practice cancelled the next day because
we worked pretty hard all week to at least be rewarded a short break
and an evening of relaxation. Overall, we enjoyed the time spent
in Virginia.
Meghan Callier is a freshman from Atlanta,
Ga. She would love to answer e-mail
questions from Emory recruits and fans.
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