UF track/ XC 🐊
Gainesville, FL
Joined March 2017
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Jess Pascoe retweeted
Y’all… IM GOING TO TOKYO !!! #TokyoOlympics #ImAnOlympian !!! 🇺🇸
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#NCAATF | Men's 200m
@GatorsTF Joseph Fahnbulleh shows off the SPEED with a semifinal-best 20.05!
Complete results: on.ncaa.com/qj784y
Jess Pascoe retweeted
THEY HAVE DONE IT! 🎉🎉
Michael Roeger & Jaryd Clifford (Pace) have set new Para World Records.
Roeger - T46 WR - 2:18:53 (previously 2:19:33)
Clifford - T12 WR - 2:19:08 (previously 2:21:33)
(subject to ratification)
Congrats to athletes & coach Philo Saunders!
Jess Pascoe retweeted
🚨MEET UPDATE🚨
Women’s 800m ⬇️📸
➡️@GWilk212 - 2:01.45 - 3rd in NCAA & 2nd in 🐊 📚
➡️Barrett - 2:03.22 - 7th in NCAA & 6th in 🐊📚
➡️@abbieharreIson - 2:06.33 - PR ✅
➡️Shapiro - 2:18.14
#GoGators🐊 | #UFTF2021 | #TomJones – at Gainesville, FL
Jess Pascoe retweeted
🚨New School Record🚨
Thomas Mardal does it again!📚
💣 76.18m on his first 🔨throw 😳
@m97_thomas
#GoGators🐊 | #UFTF2021 | #TomJones – at Gainesville, FL
Jess Pascoe retweeted
The 🐐 returning home to run the fastest time in the world this year!
➡️110mH - 13.07 [+1.3]
#GoGators🐊 | #UFTF2021 | #TomJones @Flaamingoo_ – at Gainesville, FL
Jess Pascoe retweeted
"...No matter where you come from, no matter who you are, no matter what you believe in, we're more alike than what people may suggest we are..."
🔊 @Scott_lewis_23
Jess Pascoe retweeted
I ran 33:27 for 10,000m in college. 13 years later I ran 31:34. Your dreams and running goals are valid. No matter what anyone tells you. No matter what you’re overcoming. If you stay the course and carry supreme belief in yourself, progress is out there waiting for you.
Jess Pascoe retweeted
Grit? What is it? I believe it’s driven by love. Inspired by vision and purpose. Fueled by optimism and belief. Powered by faith and hope. Revived by resilience. Kept alive by stubbornness. And if we’re honest includes some fear of failure and desire to prove oneself.
Jess Pascoe retweeted
The biggest mistake I’ve seen runners make in their careers is trying to morph their bodies into how they see another (more successful) person’s rather than finding the best version of lean and strong for themselves.
Leaner isn’t always faster & comparison is never productive
