The following is a question from Jim Crowhurst. Anybody know of a faster dual meet time?
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While I was researching our areas fastest 3200m times I became curious about something.
We had a good runner in our area, now 13 th best performance for use.
Who I noticed had two fast times in dual meets and on dirt tracks.
I was wondering how many other California boys have beat his dual meet time of 9:22.77
in a one on one dual meet. Who knows of some?
9:12.12* Bob Waldon, Montgomery, 9:15.1y 5/28/66 NCS MOC
9:13.02* Bob Waldon, Montgomery, 9:16.0y 1966 8 th State
9:14.51* Bob Waldon, Montgomery, 9:17.5y 5/21/66 NCS Div III
9:17.09* Bob Waldon, Montgomery, 9:20.1y 5/29/65 NCS MOC
9:20.77* Bob Waldon, Montgomery, 9:23.8y 1966 NBL Finals
9:21.37* Bob Waldon, Montgomery, 9:24.4y 6/5/65 4 th State
9:22.77* Bob Waldon, Montgomery, 9:25.8y 1966 vs Santa Rosa
9:23.67* Bob Waldon, Montgomery, 9:26.7y 1966 vs Hogan
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http://lynbrooksports.prepcaltrack.com/ATHLETICS/TRACK/cc3200b.htm
#53 & #95 were both done at duals. I know macmitchell ran a 9:15 at a dual against paly his senior year. In the early 70's it was common to have a sub-9:20 2mile run at a dual meet.
Hank
I've heard about 2... but I don't have any evidence to back one of them up. Just stories.
1. Apparently Yong-Sung Leal of Arroyo, the sophomore that won states with a 9:00 back in 2001, ran 9:19 by himself at a dual meet that year.
2. Terry Williams of Lompoc, 8:59.2 at a dual meet against Arroyo Grande in 1973. (https://www.runnerspace.com/news.php?news_id=180256)
Blair Hurlock ran 9:06.8 in a duel meet against Livermore in 2014
I can confirm Blair's 9:06.80 FAT vs. Livermore
--John Pelster, De La Salle HS
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