Canadian Hurdling Star Signs with the University of Idaho · 4/4/2017 · bia High School...
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The mission of Idaho Track & Field/Cross Country is to create and foster a culture that thrives on excellence in character, academics, and athletics, while focusing on the process in a positive and collaborative environment. Canadian Hurdling Star Signs with the University of Idaho The University of Idaho Track & Field program is excited to announce the signing of Hana Tyndall of Gle- neagle High School and the Coquitlam Track Club out of British Columbia north of the border in Canada. Hana is a sensational hurdler and has consistently been one of the better hurdlers in the British Columbia province. She has a personal best of 14.49 in the 100m hurdles. Hana has also run 26.07 in the 200m and 61.03 in the 400m. She has consistently placed high at the British Colum- bia High School Championships and Provincial compe- titions. She was third at Provincials and fifth at the BC High School Championships in the 100m hurdles in 2016. During the 2015 season she was fourth in the 100m hur- dles at Provincials. She was also part of a 4 x 400m relay team that placed third at the BC High School Champion- ships in both 2015 and 2016. Hana is an excellent student and at this time is leaning towards studying exercise science at the Univer- sity of Idaho. “Hana has a quiet confidence about her that shows in her athletics and academics. She is a very talented hurdler, who has a lot of room still to develop. We are thrilled to have her as part of the Vandal family.” Hana Tyndall will shine at the University of Idaho 1. First off, why did you choose to pursue your collegiate track & field and academic career at the University of Idaho? At my visit earlier this year both the coaches and the athletes were really welcoming and friendly and all had very positive things to say about their experiences at the University of Idaho. I liked the atmosphere of the team and how education was also valued. 2. What do you plan to study in your time at the University of Idaho? I am still unsure about my major as I have several interests, but I am currently registered for Exercise Science. 3. What are you most looking forward to next year training and going to school in Idaho? I look forward to training with my new teammates, representing the University of Idaho, working hard, and living away from home in such a beautiful community. 4. If you had a personal flag or sigil, what would be on it? A cheetah shown through the lens of a camera. There would be a cheetah because I have been training with the Coquitlam Cheetahs since I was nine and that experience has helped shape me into who I am today and the camera because I am very passionate about photography. 5. What would you rate 10/10? Traveling to exotic places around the world with a group of close friends. The Inside Track with Hana Tyndall 11 Questions to Get to Know this Future Vandal -Tim Cawley, Director of Track & Field/Cross Country
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The mission of Idaho Track & Field/Cross Country is to create and foster a culture that thrives on excellence in character, academics, and athletics, while focusing on the process in a positive and collaborative environment.
Canadian Hurdling Star Signs with the University of Idaho
The University of Idaho Track & Field program is excited to announce the signing of Hana Tyndall of Gle-neagle High School and the Coquitlam Track Club out of British Columbia north of the border in Canada. Hana is a sensational hurdler and has consistently been one of the better hurdlers in the British Columbia province. She has a personal best of 14.49 in the 100m hurdles. Hana has also run 26.07 in the 200m and 61.03 in the 400m. She has consistently placed high at the British Colum-bia High School Championships and Provincial compe-titions. She was third at Provincials and fifth at the BC High School Championships in the 100m hurdles in 2016. During the 2015 season she was fourth in the 100m hur-dles at Provincials. She was also part of a 4 x 400m relay team that placed third at the BC High School Champion-ships in both 2015 and 2016. Hana is an excellent student and at this time is leaning towards studying exercise science at the Univer-sity of Idaho.
“Hana has a quiet confidence about her that shows in her athletics and academics. She is a very talented hurdler, who has a lot of room still to develop. We are thrilled to have her as part of the Vandal family.”
Hana Tyndall will shine at the University of Idaho
1. First off, why did you choose to pursue your collegiate track & field and academic career at the University of Idaho? At my visit earlier this year both the coaches and the athletes were really welcoming and friendly and all had very positive things to say about their experiences at the University of Idaho. I liked the atmosphere of the team and how education was also valued. 2. What do you plan to study in your time at the University of Idaho?I am still unsure about my major as I have several interests, but I am currently registered for Exercise Science. 3. What are you most looking forward to next year training and going to school in Idaho?I look forward to training with my new teammates, representing the University of Idaho, working hard, and living away from home in such a beautiful community. 4. If you had a personal flag or sigil, what would be on it?A cheetah shown through the lens of a camera. There would be a cheetah because I have been training with the Coquitlam Cheetahs since I was nine and that experience has helped shape me into who I am today and the camera because I am very passionate about photography.
5. What would you rate 10/10?Traveling to exotic places around the world with a group of close friends.
The Inside Track with Hana Tyndall11 Questions to Get to Know this Future Vandal
-Tim Cawley, Director of Track & Field/Cross Country
The mission of Idaho Track & Field/Cross Country is to create and foster a culture that thrives on excellence in character, academics, and athletics, while focusing on the process in a positive and collaborative environment.
6. What is your dream car?A black 2016 range rover sport. 7. What are your goals for your final track & field season at Gleneagle High School and with your club the Coquitlam Cheetahs? I hope to improve my times from last year and represent British Columbia at both the Junior Nationals and Canada Summer Games. 8. What other schools did you consider during the recruiting process?University of Toronto and Arizona State University. 9. What stood out at the University of Idaho over other schools you considered?The friendly and positive vibes I got from spending time with the coaches, team, and support staff. The campus, facilities, and the feel of Moscow also helped me realize I would easily adjust to life at the University of Idaho. 10. What is the best piece of advice you have received?To live in the moment and make every second count because that time all adds up and brings you closer to what you are trying to achieve. 11. What do you anticipate your goals at the University of Idaho will be?I hope to maintain a high GPA while also advancing my track career as a Vandal and to support and contribute to the team every day.
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