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Home > Men's Track Recruiting > International > International > Jack Coltish

Jack Coltish '20 Recruiting Profile

Saint Joseph's CollegeInternationalMen's Track

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ClubHEAT'N Up Juniors

Height6'0"

Weight170lbs

Age23

Primary Position800M

Secondary Position1500M

Dominant HandRight

Steeplechase6:22.1

800M1:59.1

1500M4:11.9

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Personal Statement

To coaches and recruiters,

My aspirations in anything I do is to attempt it or complete it to the best of my abilities. In both academics and sport I set my goals highly because I believe if I put my mind to it I can achieve my goals. I love to work hard and I am always pushing myself and this is what sets me apart from other recruits. Whether I am good or bad at something I will never let myself know that I didn't do my best. The reason I want to be recruited for university because I believe it is one of the highest performing level and this is where I want to situate myself so I can push myself to the best of my ability.