NJ would win an all-star HS 4 x 3200 competition.

You forgot about Joey Defeo. He was a 9:14 3200 guy and runs at NAU now.

NJ GOAT wrote:

You forgot about Joey Defeo. He was a 9:14 3200 guy and runs at NAU now.

1.)Joey's times weren't within 4 seconds of any of the times I listed above..?

2.) I'm talking about current high-school athletes

Wisconsin wins.

The Jersey boys wouldn't survive Tennessee.

Vedang Lads a 9:11 3200 guy as well

SomervilleTrackJunkie wrote:

I'm looking at some indoor rankings, and out of nowhere, I see that senior Devin Hart and junior Liam Murphy ran 8:54.45 and 8:45.22 (respectively) at the indoor meet of champions.

Now, let's say NJ were to have an "all-star" 4x3200 and compete against every other state in America.

2 legs would consist of Liam and Devin, and the other 2 legs could comprise of any of the following athletes:

Sean Dolan (9:02)

Jack Stanley (9:05)

Connor Melko (9:06)

Jared Cooper (9:07)

Sameer Das (9:09...last year)

In my personal opinion, NJ would win this 4x3200 (bar California...maybe)

What do you guys think?

Discuss.

California would dominate

1. 11 Nico Young 8:40.00

2. 11 Matt Strangio 8:47.97

3. 12 Liam Anderson 8:51.89

4. 12 Ethan Danforth* 9:02.28

5. 12 Peter Herold 9:02.53

6. 12 Evan Bates* 9:03.24

7. 11 Isaiah Galindo 9:03.82

8. 12 William Frankenfeld*9:03.94

9. 12 Connor Livingston* 9:04.18

10. 12 Alexis Garcia* 9:04.35

11. 12 Owen MacKenzie 9:04.49

12. 11 Jace Aschbrenner* 9:05.55

13. 12 Jonathan Velasco 9:07.27

14. 11 Michael Mireles* 9:07.77

15. 12 Edward Buckley* 9:08.77

16. 11 Caleb Niednagel 9:09.06

17. 11 Christopher Middleton-Pearson*

9:09.19

18. 12 Garrett Gough 9:09.80

19. 12 Kevin Ramos Leyva 9:09.88

NY has 8:52, 8:57, 9:01, and 9:02 off the top of my head which should beat NJ.

Wisconsin 8:49, 8:52, 8:57, 9:01.

I think NJ definitely is a fighting force here

You said 4 x 3200 so If you go ahead and convert Hart's full two-mile time you'll get 8:50.27.

Then you got Liam Murphy's 8:54.22.

I'd say that Jack Stanley is due for a sub 9 any meet now, and Dolan's 9:02 was apparently his first 2 mile, so I'd hope he could break it too. I firmly believe that Jersey could stack four sub 9 guys by the end of the season.

Everybody knows Iowa wins the 4 x 2800 :-)

NJ Runners wrote:

Vedang Lads a 9:11 3200 guy as well

Who cares. He isn’t in the top four. Stop posting about yourself.

gahagand wrote:

NY has 8:52, 8:57, 9:01, and 9:02 off the top of my head which should beat NJ.

Sadly, Parker Stokes (9:05 steeple as a junior) won't be running a 3200.

It's a tough double in states in NY.

He could probably go sub 9:00 as well.

Pumpkin Ass wrote:

NJ Runners wrote:

Vedang Lads a 9:11 3200 guy as well

Who cares. He isn’t in the top four. Stop posting about yourself.

Pumpkin Ass wrote:

[quote]NJ Runners wrote:

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Who cares. He isn’t in the top four. Stop posting about yourself.

I don't think Vedang posted that himself. I live in Sommerville, and Vedang is a pretty well-known name in regards to the 3200. I'm pretty sure he's going to run at a pretty good college next year, I forget which one.

I saw him at the MoC last year, he placed pretty high. Maybe I would've put him in the conversation last year, but now, you're right, with people such as Sean Dolan and Liam Murphy stepping up, I don't think Vedang would be included in a NJ 4x3200.

Still a phenomenal athlete, nevertheless.

It’s a shame because Dolan, Murphy, Melko and Stanley all ran their PR’s off a 4:40 first mile. Then the rest of the season was just going for the wins, no real opportunites to go fast. All of them would of been sub 9 if they ran Loucks.

SomervilleTrackJunkie wrote:

I'm looking at some indoor rankings, and out of nowhere, I see that senior Devin Hart and junior Liam Murphy ran 8:54.45 and 8:45.22 (respectively) at the indoor meet of champions.

Now, let's say NJ were to have an "all-star" 4x3200 and compete against every other state in America.

2 legs would consist of Liam and Devin, and the other 2 legs could comprise of any of the following athletes:

Sean Dolan (9:02)

Jack Stanley (9:05)

Connor Melko (9:06)

Jared Cooper (9:07)

Sameer Das (9:09...last year)

In my personal opinion, NJ would win this 4x3200 (bar California...maybe)

What do you guys think?

Discuss.

Why didn't the SomervilleTrackJunkie slip his name into the list?

Why do so many on this site not know that it is "would have", not "would of". Think about the actual scenario instead of the likely one. All of them have been sub 9. It is not, all of them of been sub 9.

Giving away your identity wrote:

SomervilleTrackJunkie wrote:

I'm looking at some indoor rankings, and out of nowhere, I see that senior Devin Hart and junior Liam Murphy ran 8:54.45 and 8:45.22 (respectively) at the indoor meet of champions.

Now, let's say NJ were to have an "all-star" 4x3200 and compete against every other state in America.

2 legs would consist of Liam and Devin, and the other 2 legs could comprise of any of the following athletes:

Sean Dolan (9:02)

Jack Stanley (9:05)

Connor Melko (9:06)

Jared Cooper (9:07)

Sameer Das (9:09...last year)

In my personal opinion, NJ would win this 4x3200 (bar California...maybe)

What do you guys think?

Discuss.

Why didn't the SomervilleTrackJunkie slip his name into the list?

I don't understand what you're implying here.

How did I give my identity away at all?

English is the best wrote:

Why do so many on this site not know that it is "would have", not "would of". Think about the actual scenario instead of the likely one. All of them have been sub 9. It is not, all of them of been sub 9.

Languages evolve. In fact, they evolve far faster than most people think. If you went back 500 years, you couldn't possibly have a conversation with anybody in the world, let alone dither over "would have" versus "would of." You might as well be speaking different languages.