I had so much fun following Abby Steiner and Matt Boling, and now I get to follow this remarkable young lady for the next few years. Congratulations, Aria, with another win on your way to the top!
@@lm-usmc I would think if you read my comment u would've read the comment I was referring to sorry if you didn't but to tell u snippets it was referring to only 3 athletes in the USA that was great athletes to watch it's plenty of them everywhere unless they are waiting for a certain preference sir thanks for understanding this in advance
just turned 13 and beating college sprinters unreal, she also beat the best HS sprinters in the country at the Nike invitational, she was the only Junior High age runner invited. The kid was training on a dirt track in rural Western Kansas.
Hmm, came back to correct an error in my last comment but it's been deleted. Never said anything bad, so I'm puzzled. Anyway, this event happened in April 2022. For some reason it doesn't show up as a result on World Athletics.
Congrats Aria! As a track announcer in CA, I have to say that anyone who doesn't do the research to know Aria is a 7th grader doesn't deserve the mic. This guy is lifeless and ill-informed.
@@MrBeevee5 - I believe she is 14 and in the eighth grade now, which is age appropriate, 13 and seventh grade back during the spring and summer track season. Video in the video was from eight months ago. czcams.com/video/ZxRgQgz3Q14/video.html
@@MrBeevee5 - I believe her birthday is in October, so she will be 14 when she starts high school and 18 when she graduates. Probably one of the older students in her class, but certainly appropriate for her grade.
Imagine being in college and being the same size as a middle school student, and then losing lol it would make you rethink your whole athletic college scholarship 😮👀
Everybody will be pulling you from different directions and telling you where you should go. Go where you will feel the most at home that also has great coaching. You do not need me to tell you this but, train hard and always look for ways to improve and always remember that there is someone out there who is working just as hard, if not harder, that wants to be able to say they are the best and make you and everyone else look bad. Do not let magazine interviews, etc. interfere with your focus.
I've ran track (a loooong time ago) and watched alot of track meets. This is probably the first time I've ever seen a 100m ran in that direction. Weird. Anyway, good race. Hard to believe she's only a 7th grader. Hopefully she has a bright future (scholarship practically guaranteed if she keeps this up).
Some people are fully developed at 13!! I had a cousin like that he was huge for a 7th grader!! But unfortunately didn't grow any after 7th grade!! She seems to be about 95% fully there.
This is an unreal accomplishment. This fact also seems to have been lost on the announcer. Side note: Not sure what the point of wanting to be behind a microphone is when you show so little enthusiasm or insight for the event you're covering. Yes, . . . . we all know what a false start DQ is.
To leave it up to the starter to disqualify a runner for a false start and at least not give them at least one false start is draconian to say the least, they are certainly not doing it on purpose.
Yep, it makes it so much worse that they are supposedly grown young women at 20,21, 22 and she is a child. I guess it goes to show how pathetically immature most college "kids" are these days.
good job aria. but how does a 7th grader even qualify for college level sports competition? doesn't the NCAA have rules saying only college students can compete?
NCAA has always allowed unattached athletes to compete. They usually have to get an invitation, though. I was invited to all the college meets I entered.
@@ariapearce08 .... thanks for your reply. that's interesting. i didn't know it worked that way. so, to be invited to these meets you must have a national reputation. i guess you blew away all your 7th grade competition uh? keep it up. and good luck to you, my friend.
Only 13 y.o, her physical appearance doesn't look convincing, either. (7th grader) But when she ran, damn.... freaking FAST👍👍👍 2022 an AMAZING year for track & field, if not the BEST.
This is a concern of mine because I peaked in my athletic performance at 14. It can happen. Up until then I was winning meets, never at Pearce’s level obviously but still National, and then slowly other teen girls started overtaking me, some of whom are now elite athletes in adulthood. Despite my best efforts, lots of training and comps, I just plateaued. I was a sprinter too. One of my coaches said they’d seen a lot of teenagers burn out in their time. Sometimes it can actually be a risk to be the freak at a super young age. Obviously I hope this is not the case for this girl. I would love to see her be the next Usain Bolt!
@@kirby456 just because she is good right now doesn’t mean she will be good as an adult, most of the quickest adults didn’t peak until their professional careers and weren’t as good as a teenager
"Whatever it takes" from what I understand Aria is too young to be in the school she will be running for. She is running as an independent, that is the name she is using.
Booker out HARD.........(shes barely ahead of Pearce) then he finally mentions her (Aria) and goes on and talk about everyone else except Aria.........boy be hatin on AP
The announcer's enthusiasm is simply overwhelming.
He definitely hit Level 11 there…
And no mention of the age difference!!!
Terrible camera work too . . .
One of the greatest calls in sports broadcasting history. It gave me chills.
Seriously! Thought I was at a rave!
Congrats Aria! I wish you all the best going forward.
I think she hit her full growth already...easily as large as the adults here.
the camera work was just outstanding!
Exactly. This race would have been more exciting on the radio.
lol
At the 0:12 mark, you can clearly see lane number three's right foot make the early jump for a false start. Nice win for Aria Pearce.
Quite an impressive victory, Aria! At this rate, you'll be unbeatable in NCAA meets when you're actually in college.
She will until the guys join her team .. all in the name of woke
She was flying looks like a future star! Will remember her name for sure. Good Luck!
I had so much fun following Abby Steiner and Matt Boling, and now I get to follow this remarkable young lady for the next few years. Congratulations, Aria, with another win on your way to the top!
Racist
I like this young lady to but u don't have to wait unless u like watching a certain preference of athletes 👀
So you like watching government experimental roid projects 🤔
@@cedrichaggerty5415 Where are you going with that comment??
@@lm-usmc I would think if you read my comment u would've read the comment I was referring to sorry if you didn't but to tell u snippets it was referring to only 3 athletes in the USA that was great athletes to watch it's plenty of them everywhere unless they are waiting for a certain preference sir thanks for understanding this in advance
Great job young lady! Keep up the great work ethic and looking forward to seeing more wins.
Speed, power, great strides at midfield, she’s got some nice races ahead of her coming!
Another great win, Aria!!! 👏👊✌
just turned 13 and beating college sprinters unreal, she also beat the best HS sprinters in the country at the Nike invitational, she was the only Junior High age runner invited. The kid was training on a dirt track in rural Western Kansas.
What an amazing feat and story
Hmm, came back to correct an error in my last comment but it's been deleted. Never said anything bad, so I'm puzzled. Anyway, this event happened in April 2022. For some reason it doesn't show up as a result on World Athletics.
There should be a minimum age requirement for these track meetings.
@@reynaldoflores4522 I suggest a maximum age requirement
@@fleurafricaine5740 or a " package".
MAGNIFICENT!!!!! AWESOME Run!!!!!! PEACE, all continued success, and God bless.
Congratulations young lady!! It's weird watching you'll run clockwise on the track.
Brilliant performance.
This commentary is only missing "Boom goes the dynamite."
I’m wondering how fast you can run the quarter. It seems as if your speed increases as the race progresses.
Future Olympian....USA,USA....
This is the first time in my life of 67 years that I see a sprint going clockwise. Did the other races on that day go in the same direction?
Congrats Aria! As a track announcer in CA, I have to say that anyone who doesn't do the research to know Aria is a 7th grader doesn't deserve the mic. This guy is lifeless and ill-informed.
109% agree
She's 14 and only in the 7th grade? She should be a freshman in high school.
@@MrBeevee5 - I believe she is 14 and in the eighth grade now, which is age appropriate, 13 and seventh grade back during the spring and summer track season.
Video in the video was from eight months ago. czcams.com/video/ZxRgQgz3Q14/video.html
@@jowbloe3673 My granddaughter was 13 when finished 8th grade. She turns 14 before attending first day of high school.
@@MrBeevee5 - I believe her birthday is in October, so she will be 14 when she starts high school and 18 when she graduates.
Probably one of the older students in her class, but certainly appropriate for her grade.
All she needs is the Proper Coaching👍
Nice to see Owen Wilson has a new job as an announcer.
Imagine being in college and being the same size as a middle school student, and then losing lol it would make you rethink your whole athletic college scholarship 😮👀
See you at the Olympics, Aria!
Wow, be great to see where running will lead ya! 🇺🇸. Subscribed.
Lake Havasu 🌞 Az
Well done!
nice job, breaking 12 is solid!!
WTF????? Seriously? I was the fastest in my conference as a JV Freshman and I was running 11.8. Holy crap!
she's amazing. she gets her starts down, she'll be unbeatable. Female Usain Bolt.
Everybody will be pulling you from different directions and telling you where you should go. Go where you will feel the most at home that also has great coaching. You do not need me to tell you this but, train hard and always look for ways to improve and always remember that there is someone out there who is working just as hard, if not harder, that wants to be able to say they are the best and make you and everyone else look bad. Do not let magazine interviews, etc. interfere with your focus.
Fantastic
Gréât job…Congrats
her tempo is definitely building
Happy for Pearce, but lose the announcer or wake him up and get him a program so he has something of interest to say!
Well she's definitely gonna be in the Olympics
I've ran track (a loooong time ago) and watched alot of track meets. This is probably the first time I've ever seen a 100m ran in that direction. Weird.
Anyway, good race. Hard to believe she's only a 7th grader. Hopefully she has a bright future (scholarship practically guaranteed if she keeps this up).
👍...you go girl 👏
needs more power in starts to go next level , probably over next 2 years .
This girl might lose in a 40 yard dash. But after 60 meters... She has another gear.
Some people are fully developed at 13!! I had a cousin like that he was huge for a 7th grader!! But unfortunately didn't grow any after 7th grade!! She seems to be about 95% fully there.
Can you imagine living with these announcers. It would be like UMMMMKAY
😳
Natural talent. Just needs development. Time is on her side.
🤣 Cracked me up all the comments about the announcer . . . I keep wondering if I've already seen these races. When was this race run?
A middle schooler with that type of speed! Wow that is just awesome! Se will be burning her mark on the track for years to come.
This is an unreal accomplishment. This fact also seems to have been lost on the announcer. Side note: Not sure what the point of wanting to be behind a microphone is when you show so little enthusiasm or insight for the event you're covering. Yes, . . . . we all know what a false start DQ is.
The announcer put me to sleep. I missed it. Who won?
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
She was really a 24 yr old man from penn
How true... but, he identifies as a 13 year old female. His name was Art.
Betty Robinson won the 1928 gold medal by running a 12.2
Look at mills! Look at mills!
Aria Pearce likes to speak in the 3rd person!
Remarkable.
Dude can run
Well done Aria! You're in good company with Abby Steiner & Sydney McLaughlin.
Did I hear correctly that the team is here in JoCo? Woot!
Pretty amazing young lady....just wait til she passes thru puberty....
Should I be proud of her, or embarrassed for the college runners? Or, both? She's pretty fast for her age
Great sister
11.7 at 13? Tremendous.... You're going places. Fast.......
The announcer drew the short stick and didn't get to cover the women's long jump😂
Cameraman spazzed out during the race.
To leave it up to the starter to disqualify a runner for a false start and at least not give them at least one false start is draconian to say the least, they are certainly not doing it on purpose.
None of the runners congratulated her. They are losers not only in running.
Good POINT!!
Yep, it makes it so much worse that they are supposedly grown young women at 20,21, 22 and she is a child. I guess it goes to show how pathetically immature most college "kids" are these days.
They arent taught that way.
@@deanfirnatine7814 You know, I just watched this a second time, and the rude disregard the college girls had for Aria is BREATHTAKING!!
Nobody congratulated anyone, so stop it with the bs hate.
Congrats. New sub.
doesn't Aria live in St George Utah now?
How old are your 7th Graders, in South Africa ours are 12 years old
That's pretty crazy, good job. Although whoever is running the camera could use some work.
Well done on getting Woody Harrelson to do the commentary 🤠
Geat camera work
Thats good time for Just 7th grade.
Why are they disqualified after just one false start?
Is it normal to run races right-to-left?
Probably to take advantage of the wind.
The announcer definetely heading to the olympics!Keeps the spectators on their toes!
*definitely 👌✌
Right up there with the camera operator.
The commentary put me to sleep. Who won?
Uh, running in the opposite direction? WTF?!?!
I saw this live I couldn’t believe how fast she was for her age 😂 I see myself in those maroon shorts to the top left haha
good job aria. but how does a 7th grader even qualify for college level sports competition? doesn't the NCAA have rules saying only college students can compete?
NCAA has always allowed unattached athletes to compete. They usually have to get an invitation, though. I was invited to all the college meets I entered.
@@ariapearce08 .... thanks for your reply. that's interesting. i didn't know it worked that way. so, to be invited to these meets you must have a national reputation. i guess you blew away all your 7th grade competition uh?
keep it up. and good luck to you, my friend.
Only 13 y.o, her physical appearance doesn't look convincing, either. (7th grader)
But when she ran, damn.... freaking FAST👍👍👍
2022 an AMAZING year for track & field, if not the BEST.
And the on line coachers telling her what to do to be great.
Let's see where she will be in 5 years
She got the power in her legs. Work on her abdominals...shoulders,,arms ,back.
Entirely possible she is peaking now. Might slow down with age. Human body is unpredictable.
This is a concern of mine because I peaked in my athletic performance at 14. It can happen. Up until then I was winning meets, never at Pearce’s level obviously but still National, and then slowly other teen girls started overtaking me, some of whom are now elite athletes in adulthood. Despite my best efforts, lots of training and comps, I just plateaued. I was a sprinter too. One of my coaches said they’d seen a lot of teenagers burn out in their time. Sometimes it can actually be a risk to be the freak at a super young age. Obviously I hope this is not the case for this girl. I would love to see her be the next Usain Bolt!
Did you see that girl kick in that after-burner? WOW POWWWW
They had to be juco or d3 runners.. good win anyway.
Why do I feel their going in the wrong direction?
They've heard of you now 😏👌🏻
Why did they run backwards
Trans running.
To take advantage of the wind
I heard satanic messages
how exactly can a 7th grader even be eligible to compete at the collegiate level?
How is it allowed for a 7th grader to enter a college event I don't know the rules
seventh grade , really ?
she looks like she's in her seventh grade of high school also known as college .
I was still a booger pickin’ numnuts in the 7th grade. And this girl is smoking college women in a race!!! WTF!!
11.79 as a 7th grader? That’s actually insane. You’re gonna get like a 10.5 by the time you hits adulthood.
10.2 is a bit of a stretch. The current world record is 10.49.
@@B3NM4C Yeah but seriously though.
If she doesn’t get to 10.2 she’ll still probably be able to beat the record.
🤣🤣🤣🇯🇲🇨🇦
@@kirby456 just because she is good right now doesn’t mean she will be good as an adult, most of the quickest adults didn’t peak until their professional careers and weren’t as good as a teenager
@@B3NM4C So she becomes bad when she hits adulthood? because you said she won’t be good
I’m sorry , can you show it again I was sleeping.
Wow. Terrible camera work. Two-thirds of the way through and the camera person loses the racers completely.
"Whatever it takes" from what I understand Aria is too young to be in the school she will be running for. She is running as an independent, that is the name she is using.
😳✈✈✈✈✈✈zoom aria
Was actually lane 3
The filming of this event was awful. The athletes deserve better.
Wonder how many 7th grade boys could win a 100 against college men?
Aren’t they running the wrong way?
Booker out HARD.........(shes barely ahead of Pearce) then he finally mentions her (Aria) and goes on and talk about everyone else except Aria.........boy be hatin on AP
Most excellent…except you were all going the wrong direction! 😂
😂
I feel dizzy.