Sunday, January 06, 2013

Fastest boys mile/2 mile times by state

I found this on the letsrun.com message board.  How do you compare with other states?

Some notes (others below):
i = indoor
+ = converted from 1600 or 1500
? = old time, and not sure if it imperial, metric, converted or what

VA: 3:53.43 Alan Webb 2001
KS: 3:55.3 Jim Ryun 1965
CA: 3:59.4 Tim Danielson 1966
IL: 3:59.71 Lukas Verzbicas 2011
NJ: 3:59.8 Marty Liquori 1967
TX: 4:01.02 Steve Magness 2003
MA: 4:01.03+ Jon Riley 1997 (3:43.18 @1500)
MN: 4:01.09 Rob Finnerty 2008
NY: 4:01.27+ Matthew Centrowitz 1973 (3:43.4 @1500)
AZ: 4:01.32 Bernie Montoya 2012
WA: 4:01.5 Gerry Lindgren 1964
OR: 4:01.8 Galen Rupp 2004
IN: 4:01.83 Austin Mudd 2011
RI: 4:02.70 Andrew Springer 2009
WV: 4:02.73 Jacob Burcham 2012
WI: 4:02.81 Gabe Jennings 1997
OH: 4:03.12 Brannon Kidder 2012
MD: 4:03.40 Matthew Centrowitz 2007
FL: 4:03.87 Sam Vazquez 2003
NC: 4:03.96 Craig Engels 2012
MO: 4:04.25 Jason Pyrah 1987
CT: 4:04.27+ Gavin Cooms 2004 (3:46.17 @1500)
UT: 4:04.46 Brad Nye 2012
PA: 4:04.65+ Paul Vandergrift 1987
GA: 4:04.78 Brendan Mahoney 1999
MI: 4:05.82+ Omar Kaddurah 2011 (3:47.61 @1500)
IA: 4:05.91+ Ed DeLashmutt 1976 (3:47.7 @1500? definitely 4:08.9)
LA: 4:06.11 Ryan Travis 1997
HI: 4:06.3 Kurt Mench 1970
TN: 4:06.53 Andrew Bumbalough 2005
AK: 4:06.65 Trevor Dunbar 2009
CO: 4:07.02 Connor Winter 2011
KY: 4:07.06 Bobby Curtis 2003
AL: 4:07.07 Patrick McGregor 2009
ID: 4:07.29 Marty Stroschein 1985
MS: 4:07.32 Matthew Cameron 2007
SD: 4:07.9 Jim Reinhart 1973
OK: 4:08.60? Mark Thompson 1979
VT: 4:08.7+? Tim Maxfield ?? (4:07.1? @1600)
NV: 4:08.76 Wade Meddles 2010
NH: 4:09.21 Francis Hernandez 2010
NE: 4:09.29 Brian Turner 1998
SC: 4:09.6 Jimmy Wilkens 1970
NM: 4:09.86 Shadrack Kiptoo 2004
ME: 4:10.0 Brian Pettingill 1980
MT: 4:10.56 David Vidal 2001
ND: 4:10.73+ Corey Ihmels 1992 (4:09.54 @1600)
AR: 4:11.92 Eric Gross 2001
DE: 4:13.53+ Brian Sklodowski 2006 (4:11.93 @1600)
WY: 4:14.60 Dominick Robinson 2009

Some notes (others below):
i = indoor
+ = converted from 3200, with one exception (the actual time is included)
? = old time, and not sure if it imperial, metric, converted or what

IL: 8:29.46 Lukas Verzbicas 2011
CA: 8:34.40 German Fernandez 2008
WA: 8:40.0i Gerry Lindgren 1964
OR: 8:41.5 Steve Prefontaine 1969
MD: 8:41.55 Matthew Centrowitz 2007
NJ: 8:42.66i Edward Cheserek 2011
OH: 8:44.0 Alan Scharsu 1978
MI: 8:44.40+ Dathan Ritzenhein 2000 (8:41.10 @3200)
VA: 8:45.19i Alan Webb 2001
NM: 8:45.44 Shadrack Kiptoo 2004
MN: 8:46.12 Elliott Heath 2007
UT: 8:46.41 Luke Puskedra 2008
WI: 8:46.44+ Chris Solinsky 2003 (8:43.24 @3200)
KS: 8:46.99 Brent Steiner 1979
TX: 8:47.07 Colby Lowe 2008
CO: 8:48.80+ Brent Vaughn 2003 (8:45.60 @3200)
MA: 8:49.60i Franklyn Sanchez 1999
AK: 8:49.79 Trevor Dunbar 2009
TN: 8:49.87 Andrew Bumbalough 2004
NY: 8:50.7 John Gregorek 1978
IN: 8:50.82+ Futsum Zeinasellassie 2012 (8:47.75 @3200)
AZ: 8:51.32+ Bernie Montoya 2012 (8:48.25 @3200)
KY: 8:51.59+ Bobby Curtis 2003 (8:48.39 @3200)
WV: 8:52.6 Jeff Adkins 1979
PA: 8:52.77 Paul Springer 2007
NC: 8:52.84+ Jake Hurysz 2010 (8:49.76 @3200)
NV: 8:52.87 Wade Meddles 2010
FL: 8:53.0 Brett Hoffman 1977
LA: 8:53.6 Bobby Beck 1979
ND: 8:54.32+ Jake Leingang 2012 (8:51.23 @3200)
GA: 8:55.86 Tyler Anyan 2010
IA: 8:55.9 Jim Eicken 1975
CT: 8:56.35 Donald Cabral 2008
MO: 8:56.99+ Matt Tegenkamp 2000 (8:53.79 @3200)
MT: 8:58.35+ Zach Perrin 2012 (8:55.24 @3200)
ID: 8:58.39+ Dallin Farnsworth 2012 (8:55.39 @3200)
NE: 8:58.95 Colby Wissel 2004
SC: 8:59.48+ Ernie Shephard 1988 (8:56.09 @3200)
SD: 8:59.57 Erik Grumstrup 2001
NH: 9:02.63+ Aaron Watanabe 2010 (8:59.43 @3200)
RI: 9:02.93 Andrew Springer 2009
VT: 9:03.39+ William (Mint) Henk 2002 (8:24.52 @3000)
DE: 9:03.81+ Sam Parsons 2012 (9:00.61 @3200)
ME: 9:06.17i Louis Luchini 1999
AL: 9:06.87+ Scott Fuqua 2001 (9:03.67 @3200)
WY: 9:07.79 Dominick Robinson 2007
AR: 9:12.8+ Brian Baker 1989 (9:09.8 @3200)
MS: 9:22.11+ Jake Raines 2002 (9:18.91 @3200)
HI: 9:24.0+? Steve Ferber 1973 (9:20.8 @3200?)
OK: 9:25.80+? Mike Bilyeu 1983 (9:22.60 @3200?)

5 comments:

Coach Small said...

Just my opinion but 1500 times should not be converted any more than a 3000 meters should. Anyone who has run them knows there is a completely different feel between the two.

There are a lot of gaps, including the majority of the 2011 State Meet 1600 finalists who would make the list. One big omission from that race is Jatzan Oshier who ran 4:00.83 at that CA state meet.

Albert Caruana said...

I believe those were intermediate splits at the 1500 mark on the way to 1600 or mile.

Coach Small said...

I should learn to read, it's not an all-time list, each state only gets their record. Makes sense now.

Does show the awesome depth of CA though...

bsal4lyf said...

BERNIE IS FASHO GOING UNDER 4 THIS YEAR YALL

Anonymous said...

CA rocks....

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