After a summer of careful deliberation, dedicated research and lots of hard work from our own Garrett Zatlin, we have decided to try and gradually expand our site. In the hopes of improving our coverage of the sport for our passionate and loyal fans, we will be making every effort to post meet results or meet result links directly to this site. It will be an extension of the site www.therealtrain.blogspot.com and hopefully make things easier for our readers to flip back and forth between results and posts/discussion. Overall, this site should dramatically alter our ability to provide what we hope is the best coverage available given our resources.
The main focus of the site will be results for PA HS meets as we believe this is where the majority of our audience's interests lie. We also believe it is the easiest results for us to obtain and certainly the easiest results for us to obtain in any sort of comprehensive manner. However, you will notice links at the top of the page to TFRRS and other results site that we hope will fill in gaps in our coverage.
In order to make these results complete, we will be reaching out to coaches and meet directors diligently in an attempt to compile meet results from all over. We appreciate any help/generosity that readers will be able to provide in order to support our goals and mission on this site. If you are willing to contribute results to the site, please get in contact with us at jarrettfelix1130@gmail.com or comment on this site. Any help, advice, etc that you are willing to extend to us would be incredibly helpful and extremely beneficial to the readers of the site.
Please understand that this transition will likely be bumpy at best. We will be working hard to try and make this site effective and comprehensive, but there will be a learning curve and likely a variety of obstacles both foreseen and unforeseen that will slow us down. We appreciate your patience and, as always, we are eagerly pursuing feedback, advice and constructive criticism from all voices. We pride ourselves on making every effort to present a platform where all voices can be heard and appreciated.
Train Hard and, it almost goes without saying at this point, stay classy.
Sincerely,
Mr. Jarrett etrain11 Felix
