Western Branch's Chase Osborne Will Become A
2K National Steeple Chase Star
If you want to talk about the perfect combination of talents then you should be talking about Chase Osborne in the 2K steeplechase. This Western Branch junior was the state runner-up in cross country, has run 9:21 in the 2-mile indoors, and was a part of a 7:49 indoors 4x800m relay. When you combine that talent with the fact that he attends the most prolific hurdling high school in the country, you see where we are coming from.
It took 5:54 last year to win the 2K steeple at NBON, so the time to watch will be around six minutes for this Western Branch junior. That equates to 70.8 seconds per lap with barriers. This will be his first time competing in the event.