I don't believe Portland will be anything impressive in the shorter distances, but the 10k could be around 29:20 after the next Stanford race if Moore Kilburg and Sheeks all run like they're capable of. Right now I'd guess it's either 29:19 or 29:29, but I'll have to look into it later.
shock the monkey wrote:
I don't believe Portland will be anything impressive in the shorter distances, but the 10k could be around 29:20 after the next Stanford race if Moore Kilburg and Sheeks all run like they're capable of. Right now I'd guess it's either 29:19 or 29:29, but I'll have to look into it later.
The steeple list might be interesting too. Haven't seen a top-ten list in years though.
penn state might have a pretty deep 'all time' list, with the likes of: Fredricks to Malley to all those 800m guys.
One certianly needs to consider Georgetown on this list:
1. 1:45.78 ........ Bryan Woodward ..............6-15-97 ...........USATF
2. 1:45.98 ........ Rich Kenah ......................8-26-92 .........Koblenz
(1:46.00) ....... Kenah .............................8-16-92 ........ Cologne
3. 1:46.16 ........ Jesse O’Connell ................8-4-04 ............Malmo
4. 1:46.19 ........ James DeRienzo ..............6-23-80 ....... Oly Trials
(1:46.39) ....... Kenah ................................ -91 ........... Summer
(1:46.40) ....... De Rienzo .......................6-22-80 ....... Oly Trials
5. 1:46.44 ........ Mike Stahr ........................ 6- -88 ............... TAC
(1:46.45) ....... Woodward ........................6-6-97 ............. NCAA
(1:46.49) ....... O’Connell ........................6-26-04 ..............UNC
6. 1:46.68 ........ Brian McNeli ....................6-12-83 ...Jumbo Elliot
7. 1:47.4 yds .... John Reilly .......................... -62 ........... AAU Nat
8. 1:46.94 ........ Mike Jasper .....................5-23-90 ............. GMU
9. 1:47.21 ........ Ethan Frey .......................5-15-91 ................GU
10. 1:47.54 ........ Steve Holman ..................8-23-92 .......... Prague
1. 3:34.95 ........ Steve Holman ..................8-11-92 ...Monte Carlo
(3:35.15) ....... Holman ............................7-8-92 ....... Lausanne
2. 3:35.22 ........ Chris Lukezic ...................7-22-05 ..........London
3. 3:35.34 ........ John Gregorek (in route) ...6-26-82 .... Bislett-Oslo
(3:35.89) ....... Holman ...........................8-26-92 .... Bislett-Oslo
(3:35.89) ....... Holman ...........................8-26-92 .........Koblenz
(3:35.95) ....... Holman ...........................8-16-92 ........ Cologne
(3:36.34) ....... Holman ...........................8-28-92 ....... Brussells
(3:36.48) ....... Holman ...........................6-28-92 Olympic Trials
(3:37.20) ....... Lukezic ........................... 8/8/05World Champs
4. 3:39.19 ........ Kevin King ........................6-2-84 ............. NCAA
5. 3:39.21 ........ Andy Downin ....................6-1-96 ............. NCAA
6. 3:39.23 ........ John Trautmann
7. 3:39.97 ........ Mike Stahr ........................6-4-88 ............. NCAA
8. 3:39.98 ........ Eric O’Brien ......................6-1-96 ............. NCAA
9. 3:40.09 ........ Mark Sivieri ......................6-1-96 ............. NCAA
10. 3:41.50 ........ Sam Gabremariam ...........5-14-99 .............. JMU
1. 13:26.65 ...... Rod Koborsi ....................7-22-06 ........Huesden
(13:35.49 ..... Koborsi ...........................4-13-06 ........ Mt. SAC
2. 13:37.72 ...... John Trautmann ................7-6-91 ..Oslo, Norway
3. 13:38.39 ...... Franklyn Sanchez .............3-31-01 ........Stanford
(13:39.24) ..... Koborsi ...........................8-30-06 . Rovereto, ITA
4. 13:39.31 ...... Peter Sherry .....................7-6-91 ..........England
5. 13:41.3 ........ Steve Stageberg ..............8-10-68 .....Walnut, CA
(13:44.35) ..... Koborsi ...........................6-23-06 ...........USATF
6. 13:44.69 ...... John Gregorek .................6-14-80 .............. TAC
(13:45.69) ..... Trautman .........................5-19-90 ............. IC4A
7. 13:48.10 ...... Kevin King .......................4-14-84 ................GU
8. 13:53.28 ...... Eric Savoth .....................4-14-00 ........ Mt. SAC
9. 13:54.85 ...... Frank McConville ..............4-14-84 ................GU
10. 13:56.07 ...... Justin McCarthy ...............4-14-00 ........ Mt. SAC
1. 28:32.49 ...... Rod Koborsi ....................3-31-06 ........Stanford
(28:35.86) ..... Koborsi ...........................3-25-05 ........Stanford
(28:42.05) ..... Koborsi ............................6-9-05 ............. NCAA
2. 28.49.91 ...... John Trautmann ...............3-30-90 ......... NC Stat
(28:52.18 ..... Kobors ..............................6-8-0 .............. NCAA
3. 28:52.79 ...... Peter Sherry ....................3-29-91 ....... NC State
4. 28:55.04 ...... Justin McCarthy ...............3-25-00 ........Stanford
(29.00.41) ..... Koborsi ...........................4-17-03 ......... Mt SAC
(29:04.82) ..... Sherry ............................3-30-90 ....... NC State
5. 29:16.54 ...... Brook Kintz .....................3-24-95 ....... NC State
6. 29:23.00 ...... David Rodriguez ..............3-31-01 ........Stanford
7. 29:29.38 ...... Ian Urbina ........................4-28-94 ...Penn Relays
8. 29:30.38 ...... Kyle Smits .......................3-25-00 ........Stanford
9. 29:31.4 ........ John Gregorek ..................5-3-81 ......... Big East
10. 29:36.2 ........ Mark Whitehouse .............4-28-88 ............. Penn
Just outside of the top 10. If we could get just one more 1500m to go with our 9th guy 3:42.93, we make top 10.
800 1:49.06 Vance Watson
1500 3:44.0 Alan Scharsu
3000SC 8:55.6 Charlie Maguire
5000 13:58.6 John Ziska
10000 29:36.39 Steve Brown
Marathon 2:31:28 Geoff Root
4x800 7:23.58 2003
4x1500 15:20.49 1991
DMR 9:40.1 1988
When the OP says "Performance" he really means "Performer". Just thought I would clarify that for everyone.
xcrunner5 wrote:
One certianly needs to consider Georgetown on this list:
Georgetown has already been considered, but thanks for playing.
Nice to see they still teach reading comprehension on the Hilltop.
Updated with Georgetown's 5000M and Villanova making the 1500M list if correct. Penn State was the one school I kept having to delete at each distance as the list grew. Thanks for the updates... still no one from Michigan to chime in?
NCAA Men's Division I Records
(10th Best All-Time Performance List)
800M
1:46.80, Niall O'Shaughnessy (Arkansas)
1:47.45, Duane Soloman (USC)
1:47.54, Steve Holman (Georgetown)
1:47.9, Demetrios Theophylactou (Washington State)
1:47.90, Mike Durkin/Charlie White (Illinois)
1:47.92, Donnell Johnson (Florida)
1:48.00, Balazs Tolgyesi (Nebraska)
1:48.07, Mark Patrick (Tennessee)
1:48.1, Dennis Breckow (UCLA)
1:48.58, Sean Agger (Wisconsin)
1500M
3:39.24, Alistair Cragg (Arkansas)
3:39.4, Kane (Villanova)
3:39.9, Dave Wilborn (Oregon)
3:41.45, Matt Tegenkamp (Wisconsin)
3:41.50, Sam Gabremariam (Georgetown)
3:41.68, Jeff Atkinson (Stanford)
3:42.11, Scott Williams (Indiana)
3:42.79, Eric Kamau (Washington State)
3:42.81, Christian Cushing-Murray (UCLA)
3:43.1, Peter Lemashon (UTEP)
3000M SC
8:35.0, Mike Friton (Oregon)
8:37.07, Marty Stroschein (Washington State)
8:37.35, Damian Kallabis (UTEP)
8:42.20, Matt Smith (BYU)
8:43.2, Doug Friedli (Weber State)
8:46.10, Dave Barney (Arkansas)
8:46.5, Matt Giusto (Arizona)
8:48.20, Jason Vanderhoof (Wisconsin)
8:48.47, Tim Peterie (Tennessee)
8:48.79, Cisco Bob (Colorado)
5000M
13:38.6, Julius Korir (Washington State)
13:38.65, Peter Kosgei (Arkansas)
13:43.40, Steve Fein (Oregon)
13:44.5, Gabriel Kamau (UTEP)
13:44.69, Jim Stinzi (Wisconsin)
13:44.87, Jason Balkman (Stanford)
13:48.04, Mark Spilsbury (Colorado)
13:50.10, Tom Ansberry (Arizona)
13:54.8, Vicken Simonian (UCLA)
13:54.85, Frank McConville (Georgetown)
10,000M
28:33.8, Dan Murphy (Washington State)
28:38.7, Mathews Mothshwarateu (UTEP)
28:41.13, Louis Luchini (Stanford)
28:43.60, Ian Cherry (Arkansas)
28:57.46, James Menon (Wisconsin)
28:57.79, Terrence Mahon (Oregon)
29:05.59, Zach Sabatino (Tennessee)
29:12.60, David Shoots (Arizona)
29:28.1, Don Moses (UCLA)
29:28.67, Zeke Tieman (Colorado)
Learn to read, F***wit.
Seguru wrote: Villanova making the 1500M list if correct.
Is there a better resource? Here's an update.
1:43.92 Marshall
1:44.6 Paige
1:45.9 Belger
1:46.1 Schappert
1:46.42 Tufariello
1:46.9y Patrick
1:47.3 Delany
1:47.4y Carroll
1:47.4 Murphy
1:47.6y Takas
(you should knock at least .7 off of the yard times)
3:32.3 Maree
3:36.0 Liquori
(3:36.57 Blincoe looks like he only had indoor eligibility in 2003)
3:37.01 Coghlan
3:37.33 Paige
3:37.4 O'Reilly
3:37.4 O'Sullivan
3:38.1 Hartnett
3:38.86 O'Neill
3:39.3 Belger
3:39.4 Kane
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3:39.51 Murphy
3:39.9 Patrick
3:40.37 Quintana
3:41.22 Nason
3:41.78 Keyworth
3:41.85 Blincoe
Excellent research from malmo... will leave yards as is, those knowledgeable will understand its superiority. Any first names? Anyhow, do I have to send Warhurst an e-mail?
NCAA Men's Division I Records
(10th Best All-Time Performance List)
800M
1:46.80, Niall O'Shaughnessy (Arkansas)
1:47.45, Duane Soloman (USC)
1:47.54, Steve Holman (Georgetown)
1:47.6y, Takas (Villanova)
1:47.9, Demetrios Theophylactou (Washington State)
1:47.90, Mike Durkin/Charlie White (Illinois)
1:47.92, Donnell Johnson (Florida)
1:48.00, Balazs Tolgyesi (Nebraska)
1:48.07, Mark Patrick (Tennessee)
1:48.1, Dennis Breckow (UCLA)
1500M
3:39.24, Alistair Cragg (Arkansas)
3:39.4, Kane (Villanova)
3:39.9, Dave Wilborn (Oregon)
3:41.45, Matt Tegenkamp (Wisconsin)
3:41.50, Sam Gabremariam (Georgetown)
3:41.68, Jeff Atkinson (Stanford)
3:42.11, Scott Williams (Indiana)
3:42.79, Eric Kamau (Washington State)
3:42.81, Christian Cushing-Murray (UCLA)
3:43.1, Peter Lemashon (UTEP)
3000M SC
8:35.0, Mike Friton (Oregon)
8:37.07, Marty Stroschein (Washington State)
8:37.35, Damian Kallabis (UTEP)
8:42.20, Matt Smith (BYU)
8:43.2, Doug Friedli (Weber State)
8:46.10, Dave Barney (Arkansas)
8:46.5, Matt Giusto (Arizona)
8:48.20, Jason Vanderhoof (Wisconsin)
8:48.47, Tim Peterie (Tennessee)
8:48.79, Cisco Bob (Colorado)
5000M
13:38.6, Julius Korir (Washington State)
13:38.65, Peter Kosgei (Arkansas)
13:43.40, Steve Fein (Oregon)
13:44.5, Gabriel Kamau (UTEP)
13:44.69, Jim Stinzi (Wisconsin)
13:44.87, Jason Balkman (Stanford)
13:48.04, Mark Spilsbury (Colorado)
13:50.10, Tom Ansberry (Arizona)
13:54.8, Vicken Simonian (UCLA)
13:54.85, Frank McConville (Georgetown)
10,000M
28:33.8, Dan Murphy (Washington State)
28:38.7, Mathews Mothshwarateu (UTEP)
28:41.13, Louis Luchini (Stanford)
28:43.60, Ian Cherry (Arkansas)
28:57.46, James Menon (Wisconsin)
28:57.79, Terrence Mahon (Oregon)
29:05.59, Zach Sabatino (Tennessee)
29:12.60, David Shoots (Arizona)
29:28.1, Don Moses (UCLA)
29:28.67, Zeke Tieman (Colorado)
Seguru wrote:
Any first names? Anyhow, do I have to send Warhurst an e-mail?
Ed Takas and Phil Kane.
I'll take care of Michigan for you.
Takas' time is yards. The PacemeisterTM says it's 1:47.0 in meters.
Penn State University:
800m:
10th best is Ed Moran (1:49.5y)
1500m:
10th best is Matt Lincoln (3:43.87). This unfortunately doesn't include Greg Fredericks, whose 4:00.4 mile makes him the only one it appears to have run faster than a 3:43.87 1500m equivalent in the mile while not running faster than 3:43.87 outright in a 1500m.
3000m SC:
10th best is Andy Scott (8:53.71)
5k:
10th best is John Zishka (13:58.60)
10k:
10th best is Steve Brown (29:36.39)
malmo wrote:
Just outside of the top 10. If we could get just one more 1500m to go with our 9th guy 3:42.93, we make top 10.
800 1:49.06 Vance Watson
1500 3:44.0 Alan Scharsu
3000SC 8:55.6 Charlie Maguire
5000 13:58.6 John Ziska
10000 29:36.39 Steve Brown
Marathon 2:31:28 Geoff Root
4x800 7:23.58 2003
4x1500 15:20.49 1991
DMR 9:40.1 1988
Didn't see you had posted this until after I posted. A few guys have pushed some of the ones you listed off the list (Mark Miller pushed Watson off the 800m list last year, Chris Foster knocked Maguire off the steeple list two years ago). The rest have remained pretty stagnant.
And obviously Matt Lincoln knocked of Scharsu last year.
I wish there was an edit button on this board.
Ah yes, Matt Lincoln. His 1:48.83 indoors and his 3:43.58 (8/5/06) move him up.
malmo wrote:
Ah yes, Matt Lincoln. His 1:48.83 indoors and his 3:43.58 (8/5/06) move him up.
Add Mark Miller's 1:48.78, now Lincoln is 10th in both the 800 1:48.83 and 1500 3:43.58.
Well then, assuming we're "allowed" to use indoor times such as Lincoln's, Paul McLaughlin's 1:48.92 from '83 would be 10th best.