Best High School Dual Meet Double

400: 50.2

7 minutes later

800: 1:57.4

9.8 second 100m.

.0001 seconds later a 3:26 1,500 meters... oh wait! That was my world record mile!

You idiot. That would be a 3:36.8 1600, not a 3:43.1 1609.

Notables from Ohio's state meet:

Chris Nelloms did 13.63 / 45.59 / 20.47 / relay anchor in 1990. In '88 he did 10.72 / 45.80 / 21.04 / 44.8 relay anchor. Both quadruples were done in less than two hours.

In 1969 Reggie McAfee did 4:08.5y / 1:52.5y; in those days there was no girls' meet, so he got got maybe 20-30 minutes.

In 1985, Scott Fry doubled 4:08:03 / 8:46.7.

In 1982-83, Susan Nash won XC in the fall and the 100/400/800/4x400 in the spring.

Rachel Sauder won the small-school 1600 / 3200 double four years in a row. Now known as Rachel Kinsman, she took 28th at the '04 Olympic Trials marathon.

There are others but I can't find my state meet programs right now.

Don't be so fast to judge... that's where the .001 seconds in between the 100m and the 1500m came from... to cover the 9 meters to make it a mile instead of a 1600 meter! Just because I did this run by myself in the middle of no where with no one watching doesn't mean I don't have the world record for the mile in 3:35.801! (not 3:36.8 like you stated ~ at least I can do math!!! 9.8 seconds plus .001, plus 3:26 is 3:35.801 NOT 3:36.8 like you stated ~ dumb ass). I can't help it if the governing body of Track and Field is behind in thier record keepings!!!

Peace out, cuz I'm faster than you all!!!

Oops. Missed the "dual meet" part of the title. But a kid named Les Nagy (Niles McKinley HS) ran a 9:09.0 2-mile in a dual meet in 1970.

Waassuuupppp?!!!! wrote:

400: 50.2

7 minutes later

800: 1:57.4

Bullshit

I've seen it done several times, but at a dual meet?

I agree.

STL_Runner wrote:

Waassuuupppp?!!!! wrote:

400: 50.2

7 minutes later

800: 1:57.4

Bullshit

Bullshit. I would believe you if you said you did the local high school whore under the bleachers then 7 minutes later did an 800m in 1:57.4!

This isn't high school, but I still thought it was impressive:

I once saw a guy ran 3:52 indoors at a university meet for the fast heat of a 1500 m. Maybe a couple of minutes later, he went and ran 4:04 or something and took the slow heat as well (pulling out with 20 m to go, and a huge lead).

it wasn't a dual, but my senior year i ran 2 flat 4x8(ran to win) 418 156 and 948 all in 3 hours, that wasn't my best single day quad but at regionals and states i had all day to run so i had a little rest. the 156 and 948 were 15 min apart

In college I ran 3:51 in the 1500 and came back 1.5 hrs later for a 14:28 5k. That hurt so bad because the two races are completely opposite in how they make you feel. I should have ran the 10k at Cardnial Inv 2 weeks later but there was no money for a plan ticket.

At our tri-meet (schools are too small for duals, not enough kids for each event!) on Tuesday we had a sophomore win the HJ (6'), Discus (135'), Mile (4:49), and finish 2nd in shot (38'). Not great marks, but an odd combo of events.

st malachys high school ireland, DMR and 4 by 800m relays at penn state.

1:51.6y - 21'6"lg, 48.2y-relay

52.8 400

2:02 800

113ft discus

(It was fun making the finals and standing there in my singlet and splits at 145lbs between two guys in basketball shorts who weighed at least 220)

Junior year of high school

My high school double. Nothing too impressive like Ritz and Webb... but proud of it all the same! Done at a duel meet Senior year, ran both times solo (no competition) with about a 1.5 hour rest in between.

1,500m 3:55

3,000m 8:55

In high school I usually got stuck having to run four events at every meet (so we could get as many points as possible, obviously). It wasn't always that bad, but there were some days when i'd have to bust my balls to get the points. Trying to sleep those nights with my legs hurting wasn't fun.

one awesome weekend during my high school year of track we had a meet thursday, an invitational friday, and our county meet monday. i ran 4 events in each of those meets. ill admitt it wasnt the greatest comp or greatest times but i still feel proud taking 11 first and 1 second during that. my season was shot after that one and i ran 20 seconds slower in each event come district time.