3:59.01 for Ramapo's Jeremy Hernandez at Boston Last Chance. First sub-4 mile in D3 history.
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JEREMY MF HERNANDEZ runs D3's first sub-4 indoors
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Where has Isaac Garcia-Cassani been? I would have figured he would have been the one to do it.
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PRs of 1:57.10, 4:14.36, and 9:27.64 out of high school.
Gotta love that DIII development! -
IGC? wrote:
Where has Isaac Garcia-Cassani been? I would have figured he would have been the one to do it.
knee mono -
Gives us hope wrote:
PRs of 1:57.10, 4:14.36, and 9:27.64 out of high school.
Gotta love that DIII development!
Can't believe his coach hasn't taken a D1 job by now. I know HS success doesn't always translate to college but her history of developing talent at voorhees high school in NJ is outstanding. It's hard to get talent at D3 ramapo - i can only imagine what she would do with a roster of d1 recruits. -
Is Justine Cassavell hiscoach?
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*Justina Cassavell but yes she is
lmb wrote:
Is Justine Cassavell hiscoach? -
This folks is why I love lets run. I hope no one is hurt because I want to see more. d3 star vs anon bum. let the trolling begin
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Buddy of mine once told me that banked times get converted to flat times for the performance list. Is this true? That would be lame
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Depends if Nationals that year is being held on a flat track. If Nationals is on a flat track then banked performances are converted to slower times.
If Nationals is on a banked track, flat track performances are converted to faster times.
Nationals are being held on a banked track this year so the result stands as is. -
D3 answer wrote:
Depends if Nationals that year is being held on a flat track. If Nationals is on a flat track then banked performances are converted to slower times.
If Nationals is on a banked track, flat track performances are converted to faster times.
Nationals are being held on a banked track this year so the result stands as is.
FWIW, doesn't matter with records. They don't convert for all time lists, as they shouldn't. -
Have there been any sub-4 equivalent 1500s?
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should note though, that this is first the indoors, as there has been sub 4-minute miles run outdoors or 1500m equivalent, just as clarification to anyone reading the thread :)
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clownpost wrote:
Have there been any sub-4 equivalent 1500s?
Yes, outdoors. Heres the list for reference
3:39.83 Karl Paranya Haverford 1997 Stuttgart
3:40.06 Will Leer Pomona-Pitzer 2007 USATF Championships
3:40.91 Nick Symmonds Willamette 2006 Nike Farm Team Invite
3:41.56 Tom Tuori Rochester 1987 New England TAC Champs
3:42.01 Charlie Marquardt Haverford 2016 Princeton Qualifier
All of these are sub 4 equivalents. Hernandez's 3:59 flat converts to a 3:41.36, which would make 4th on the outdoor all time list. Any predictions on what he runs outdoor? Who knows what he can do, skys the limit for him -
Hernandez's 1500 progression
3:50.40 Swarthmore Final Qualifier May 11, 2015 FR
3:43.56 Swarthmore Final Qualifier May 16, 2016 SO
3:45.05 Swarthmore Final Qualifier May 15, 2017 JR
Hernandez's mile progression
4:09.22 BU David Hemery Valentine Invitaional Feb 13-14, 2015 FR
4:07.58 Fastrack Last Chance Feb 27, 2016 SO
4:09.56 Penn State National Jan 27-28, 2017 JR
3:59.01 Boston University Last Chance Qualifier Feb 25, 2018 SR
Hes made a remarkable improvement for his senior years indoor. Times dont lie, hopefully it translates to outdoors -
If he chopped that jew fro off, he would of ran a 3:55.
