Current USA High School Boys Track and Field Records Through July 2009 - Part 1

Copyright © 2009 Ed BagleyWesley, Montie Clopton, Michael Franklin and
Here are the current USA High School BoysDeMario Wesley of Wyatt HS in Ft. Worth (TX).
Track and Field Records through July 2009. This4x200 Relay – 1:23.31 in 1998 by Milton
list gives every high school runner, jumper andWesley, Montie Clopton, Michael Franklin and
thrower an idea of what it takes to become aDeMario Wesley of Wyatt HS in Ft. Worth (TX).
world-class athlete at the prep level.4x400 Relay – 3:07.40 in 1985 by Michael
Some of these record-holders have justGraham 48.1, Mike Marsh 47.7, Sean Kelly 47.1
completed their senior season and are likelyand Henry Thomas 44.5 of Hawthorne (CA) HS.
headed for college competition somewhere. They4x800 Relay – 7:30.67 in 2009 by Garrett
include hurdler Reggie Wyatt, long jumper MarquisBradley 1:55.43, Zach Vrhovac 1:50.57, Luke Noble
Goodwin, discus thrower Mason Finley, hammer1:55.34 and Anthony Kostelac 1:49.33 of Albemarle
thrower Conor McCullough, decathlon athleteHS in Charlottesville (VA).
Curtis Beach, and relay speedsters Andrew4x1,500 Relay – 16:03.70 in 2002 by Eric
Hendrix and brother Anthony Hendrix.Mason 4:05.6, John Chambers 4:05.1, Will Kimball
The list of names from the past and their3:58.5 and Matt McGuirk 3:54.5 of South HS in
performances is amazing, and they have becomeEugene (OR).
household names in the track and field community4xMile Relay – 17:06.6 in 1976 by Dirk
worldwide. They include Alan Webb, Galen Rupp,Lakeman 4:16.9, Chris Nielsen 4:19.7, Bill
and more recently German Fernandez.McChesney 4:11.8 and John Gustafson 4:18.2 of
USA High School Boys Track and Field RecordsSouth HS in Eugene (OR).
100 Meters – 10.01 in 2008 by Jeff DempsSprint Medley – 3:19.58 in 2009 by
of South Lake High School in Groveland (FL).Fuquawn Greene 21.5, Miles Sparks 21.8, Andrew
200 – 20.13 in 1985 by Roy Martin ofHendrix 46.6 and Anthony Hendrix 1:49.7 of New
Roosevelt HS in Dallas (TX).Bern (Track East Carolina) HS in New Bern, NC.
400 – 44.69 in 1982 by Darrell Robinson ofDistance Medley – 9:49.78 in 2001 by
Wilson HS in Tacoma (WA).Richard Smith 3:03.2, Justin Smyser 50.2, Kanda
800 – 1:46.45 in 1996 by Michael GranvilleKarmo 1:56.6 and Alan Webb 3:59.80 of South
of Bell Gardens (CA) HS.Lakes HS in Reston (VA).
1,000 – 2:24.79 in 2003 by Bobby Curtis of4x110 Hurdles – 56.32 in 2004 by Dennis
St. Xavier HS in Louisville (KY).Martin 13.9, Brandon Brown 13.8, Martez Brown
1,500 – 3:38.26 in 2001 by Alan Webb of14.2 and Mauricus Brown 14.4 of Westside HS in
South Lakes HS in Reston (VA).Anderson (SC).
Mile – 3:53.43 in 2001 by Alan Webb ofHigh Jump – 7-07 in 2002 by Andra
South Lakes HS in Reston (VA).Manson of Brenham (TX) HS.
2,000 – 5:18.50 in 2004 by Galen Rupp ofPole Vault – 18-02.75 in 2003 by Tommy
Central Catholic HS in Portland (OR).Skipper of Sandy (OR) HS.
3,000 Steeplechase – 8:50.10 in 1979 byLong Jump – 26-10 in 2009 by Marquis
Jeff Hess of Eugene (OR) HS.Goodwin of Rowlett (TX) HS.
3,000 – 7:59.83 in 2008 by GermanTriple Jump – 54-10.25 in 2004 by Kenny
Fernandez of Riverbank (CA) HS.Hall of Tara HS in Baton Rouge (LA).
2 Miles – 8:34.40 in 2008 by GermanShot Put – 81-03.25 in 1979 by Michael
Fernandez of Riverbank (CA) HS.Carter of Jefferson HS in Dallas (TX).
5,000 – 13:37.91 in 2004 by Galen Rupp ofDiscus – 236-06 in 2009 by Mason Finley
Central Catholic HS in Portland (OR).of Buena Vista (CO) HS.
10,000 – 28:32.70 in 1976 by Rudy ChapaHammer – 260-00 in 2008 by Conor
of Hammond (IN) HS.McCullough of Chaminade HS in West Hills (CA).
110 Hurdles – 13.30 in 1990 by ChrisJavelin – 241-11 in 1988 by Tommi Viskari
Nelloms of Dunbar HS in Dayton (OH).of Amsterdam (NY) HS.
300 Hurdles – 35.02 in 2009 by ReggieDecathlon – 7,909 in 2009 by Curtis Beach
Wyatt of La Sierra HS in Riverside (CA).of Academy HS in Albuquerque (NM).
400 Hurdles – 49.38 in 2002 by KenMarathon – 2:23.47 in 1973 by Mitch
Ferguson of Mumford HS in Detroit (MI).Kingery of San Carlos (CA) HS.
4x100 Relay – 39.76 in 1998 by Milton(Editor's Note: This is Part 1 of a 2-Part Series.