Providence Christian cross country head coach Cliff Carter says Millie Talmadge and Cole Smith have contrasting running styles.
Talmadge, according to Carter, is more of a traditional cross country runner who gets out near the front and maintains a steady pace that wears opposing runners down. Smith, meanwhile, is more of a non-traditional runner with a solid, unusual physical build for cross country , but has good speed to win races in the final mile or so.
People are also reading… “It is really exciting,” Talmadge said. “I am just happy that I am able to represent my school and be recognized two years in a row.”“It is really cool ,” Smith said. “That has kind of been one of my top goals since I was in seventh grade. I never thought because in seventh grade, I wasn’t good at all. It is just amazing to see how far I have come.”
“Millie had a great year,” Carter said. “I would think of her as the epitome of consistent. I don’t think she had a finish worse than eighth place in any race and that was at FSU Invitational, which was a pretty stout meet. She ran under 20 minutes five times this year. She had a time goal of a sub-19, but the timing of the right meet didn’t come along, though she came close.
“Cole had a great season,” Carter said. “He benefits from the fact he wasn’t the No. 1 guy. We essentially had four guys that every single day could get after each other. Honestly, in given time, it could have been William , Hudson , Banks or Cole. Cole did a good job of taking his opportunities when they were there, especially at section and state as he ran really well.
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