High School USA Track & Field Records and the current performance 2008

Performance results in track and field are easily understandable through time zones and cultures around the world. Unlike words and their pronunciation in different languages, which need no explanation to understand. It helps also that the metric system of measurement for distances dominate the world.

Athletic competitors from around the world are interested in comparing their performance with the performance of athletes in other countries. Here are the current UnitedStates high school records track and field for all of 2007 followed by the best current performances by high school competitors in 2008:

USA Boys High School Track and Field Records

100 meters: 10.08 to 10.17 Jeff Demps from South Lake High School in Groveland (FL).

200 meters: 20.13 to 20.80 by Markus Henderson of Lewisville (TX) High School.

400 meters: 44.69 to 46.41 of Tavaris Tate of Starkville (MS).

800 meters: 01:46:45 - 1:48.97 by Joseph Franklinfrom Godby, Tallahassee (FL).

1500m: 3:38:26 - 3:52:63 buildings Colby Lowe of Southlake Carroll (TX)

1,600 meters: 3:53:43 record set at the equivalent distance meters - 04:05:57 German Fernandez of Riverbank (CA).

3,000 meters: 8:03.67 - 8:16.0 by Luke Catholic Puskedra of Judge Memorial in Salt Lake City (UT).

3,200 meters: 8:36.3 2 Mile) - 8:46:40 by Luke Puskedra of Judge Memorial Catholic.

5,000 meters: 13:37.91 - 13:55.96 by Chris Derrick of NeuquaValley in Naperville (IL) - (Derrick is the time of the record of the United States for a school-only race in height).

110-meter hurdles record set at the equivalent distance of 13.22 meters - 13.51 by Spencer Adams of Butler in Charlotte (NC).

300-meter hurdles Intermediate: 35.28 to 36.28 by William Wynne of McEachern in Powder Springs (GA).

Of the 400 meter hurdles Intermediate: 49.38 to 50.46 by Reggie Wyatt of La Sierra in Riverside (California).

4x100-meter relay: 39.76 to 40.26 by Rowlett (TX) HighSchool.

4x200-meter relay: 1:23:31 to 1:24:06 a.m. - Hightower in Sugar Land (TX).

4x400-meter relay: 03:07:40 - 3:11.87 by Dominguez in Compton (California).

4x800 meter relay: 7:32.89 - 7:44:39 by North Penn in Lansdale (PA).

Sprint medley relay: 3:21.1 - 03:26:16 by Community in Mid-Prairie Wellman (IA).

Distance medley relay: 9:49.78 - 10:02:47 by Carroll in Southlake (TX).

High Jump: 7-7 - 7 to 3.75 in Kynard by Eric Rogers Toledo (OH).

Pole Vault: 18-3 -17 to 4.5 Nico Weiler of Los Gatos (CA).

Long jump: 26-9.25 - 25 to 6.75 in by Christian Taylor of Sandy Creek in Tyrone (GA).

Triple Jump: 54 to 10.25 - 52 to 4.75 at the behest of Phoenix Mountain Pointe (AZ) Claye.

Shot Put: 81 to 3.5 - 70-6 by Jordan Clarke of Bartlett in Anchorage, AK.

Discus Throw: 234-3 - 222-1 by Mason Finley of Buena Vista (CO). (No. 3 performer all-time).

Hammer Throw: 255-11 - 244-8 by Trent Kraychir from Twentynine Palms (CA). (No. 3 all timePerformer).

Javelin Throw: 241-11 - 223-8 by Kyle Smith of Daphne (AL).

(Note: Board on brands such as wind legal in sprints, jumps and obstacles only in horizontal fully automatic times are listed for sprints and high barriers occurred ..)

USA Girls High School Track and Field Records

100 meters: 11.11 to 11.16 by Victoria Jordan of Dunbar High School in Fort Worth (TX).

200 meters: 22.11 to 23.43 closed by Ashton Purvis of St. Elizabeth in Oakland(CA).

400 meters: 50.69 to 52.83 closed Nadonnia Rodriques of Boys & Girls in Brooklyn (New York).

800 meters: 2:00:07 to 2:03:20 by Chanelle Price Easton (PA).

1500 m: 4:16.6 - Jordan Hasay of Mission Prep in San Luis Obispo 04:17:46 (CA). (No. 7 all-time performance, Hasay also has the 4 and 5 all-time performances run in the No. 2007 and is a threat to break the record of high school in the United States.)

Mile: 4:35:24 to 4:41:22 a.m. to Stephanie Morgan of Barnesville(OH).

3,000 meters: 09:08:06 - 9:23.90 by Jordan Hasay San Luis Obispo Mission Prep.

3,200 meters - Jordan Hasay of Mission Prep 9:48:59 to 10:03:07.

5,000 meters: 15:52.88 - 17:03.79 closed by Chelsea Ley of Kingsway in Woolwich Township (New Jersey).

barriers of 100 meters: 12.95 to 13.26 by Jacquelyn Coward in West Knoxville (TN).

barriers of 300 meters from 39.98 to 40.96 Donique Flemings of Saginaw (TX).

barriers of 400 meters from 55.20 to 58.96 Ryann Krais ofMethacton in Norristown (PA).

4x100-meter relay: 44.50 to 45.17 by Dunbar in Fort Worth (TX).

4x200-meter relay: 1:33.87 - 1:35.94 by Dunbar in Fort Worth (TX).

4x400 meter relay: 3:35:49 to 3:37:16 a.m. by Roosevelt in Greenbelt (MD).

4x800 meter relay: 8:50:41 to 8:43:12 a.m. by Roosevelt in Greenbelt (MD). (New U.S. High School record in this year.)

4xMile Relay: 19:56.75 - 20:10.76 by Saugus in La Crescenta (CA). (No. 3 all-time performance).

Distance MedleyRelay: 11:33:42 to 11:42:16 a.m. to Roxbury in Succasunna (NJ).

High Jump: 6-4 - 6 to 0.25 by Victoria Lucas Midland (TX).

Pole Vault: 14 to 1.25 - 14-0 by Rachel Laurent of Catholic Vanderbilt in Houma (LA). (All the time, the performers and a threat to break the record No. 2 U.S. high school.)

Long Jump: 22-3 - 20 to 3.5 per Jacinda Evans of Southern Durham (NC).

Triple Jump: 44 to 11.75 - 42 to 8.75 buildings Vashti Thomas of Mt. Pleasant, San Jose (CA).

Shot Put: 54 to 10.75 -Karen Shump 52-4 in Penn Crest in Media (PA).

Discus Throw: 188-4 - 183-11 by Anastasia Jelmini of Shafter (CA).

Hammer Throw: 201-7 - 179-0 Flower of Victoria Classic in Providence (RI).

Javelin Throw: 176-5 - 167-11 by Hannah Carson of Rhodes Junior High School in Mesa (AZ). (USA high school freshman record of it.)

(Note: Board on brands such as wind legal in sprints, jumps and obstacles only in horizontal fully automatic times are listed verified.for sprint and obstacles.)

2,008 boys and girls highlights so far:

Highlights in 2008, has so far generated record 8:50:41 by all girls from Roosevelt High School, led the new high school record of 8:43:12 in the United States in the 4x800 meter relay, breaking the current. Roosevelt is located in Greenbelt (MD). Think for a moment about how difficult it is four girls on a school athletic team, which was lower than the 800 meters at 2:11 to find MEDIAbe executed.

Second best effort came from Jordan Hasay of Mission Prep in San Luis Obispo (CA). Hasay was 4:17:46 for the race of 1,500 meters and ran two races faster, at the same distance in 2007. The American high school record for the 1,500 is 4:16.6, less than a second apart.

If it's a new school record in the U.S.? Shares say yes. It also has the best times nationally in the current 3,000 meter and 3,200 meter runs. Must be the leader of the girls high schoolMiddle distance runners in the country.

Rachel Laurent of Vanderbilt Catholic High School in Houma (LA) is only 1.25-inch records, correspondence here in the U.S., high school of 14-feet-1.25 inches in the pole vault. Your best so far at 14 meters too. It can set the national record? I say yes, you can.

Watch out for Hannah Carson of Rhodes Junior High School in Mesa (AZ). He threw 167-feet-11-inch javelin record a new high school freshman USA.national record is 176-feet-5 inches. Wow, has an extraordinary opportunity to win a national record, the high school graduates.

We will keep you updated on the final results for 2008 after leaving the confines of the school district and state meet competitions are held. These are some more new national survey data from these exceptional young women.

Copyright © 2008 Ed Bagley

High School USA Track & Field Records and the current ideas BEST 2008

Performance results in track and field are easily understandable through time zones and cultures around the world. Unlike words and their pronunciation in different languages, numbers need to understand any explanation. Also helps that the metric system to measure distances dominate the world.

Athletic competitors from around the world are interested in comparing their performance with the performance of athletes in other countries. Here are the current UnitedStates was followed by high school track and field records about 2007 being the best performance from competing high school in 2008:

USA Boys High School Track and Field Records

100 meters: 10.08 to 10.17 by Jeff Demps of South Lake High School in Groveland (FL).

200 meters: 20.13 to 20.80 by Markus Henderson of Lewisville (TX) High School.

400 meters: 44.69 to 46.41 Tavaris Tate of Starkville (MS).

800 meters: 01:46:45 - 1:48.97 by Joseph Franklinfrom Tallahassee Godby (FL).

1500 m: 3:38:26 - 3:52:63 buildings Colby Lowe of Southlake Carroll (TX)

1600 m: 03:53:43 meters record at the same distance - 04:05:57 by German Fernandez of Riverbank (CA) has been established.

3,000 meters: 8:03.67 - 8:16.0 by Luke the Catholic Puskedra of Judge Memorial in Salt Lake City (UT).

3200 meters: 8:36.3 for two miles) - 8:46:40 Luke Puskedra of Judge Memorial Catholic.

5,000 meters: 13:37.91 - 13:55.96 by Chris Derrick of NeuquaValley in Naperville (IL) - (Derrick is the time of the record of the United States for a school-only race in height).

110 meter hurdles: 13.22 meters record at the same distance - 13.51 by Spencer Adams of Butler with Charlotte (NC).

300 m Hurdles Intermediate: 35.28 to 36.28 by William Wynne of McEachern in Powder Springs (GA).

400m Hurdles Intermediate: 49.38 to 50.46 by Reggie Wyatt of La Sierra at Riverside (Calif.).

4x100 meter relay: 39.76 to 40.26 by Rowlett (TX) HighSchool.

4x200-meter relay: 1:23:31 to 1:24:06 a.m. - Hightower in Sugar Land (TX).

4x400 meter relay: 03:07:40 - 3:11.87 by Dominguez in Compton (California).

4x800 meter relay: 7:32.89 - 7:44:39 by North Penn in Lansdale (PA).

Sprint Medley Relay: 3:21.1 - 3:26:16 Half Prairie Community Wellman (IA).

Distance Medley Relay: 9:49.78 - 10:02:47 by Carroll in Southlake (TX).

High Jump: 7-7 - 7 to 3.75 at home by Eric Kynard Rogers Toledo (OH).

Pole Vault: 18-3 -17 to 4.5 by Nico Weiler of Los Gatos (CA).

Long jump: 26-9.25 - 25-6.75 internal Christian Taylor of Sandy Creek in Tyrone (GA).

Triple Jump: 54 to 10.25 - 52 to 4.75 at the behest of the Phoenix Mountain Pointe (AZ Clay).

Shot from 81 to 3.5 - 70-6 by Jordan Clarke of Bartlett in Anchorage, AK.

Discus Throw: 234-3 - 222-1 by Mason Finley of Buena Vista (CO). (No. 3 performer all-time).

Hammer Throw: 255-11 - 244-8 by Trent Kraychir Twentynine Palms (CA). (No. 3 all-timePerformer).

Javelin Throw: 241-11 - 223-8 by Kyle Smith of Daphne (AL).

(Note: the leading brand such as wind legal in sprints controlled, horizontal jumps and obstacles. Only fully automatic basis for the sprint times and high barriers listed.)

Girls High School USA Track and Field Records

100 meters: 11.11 to 11.16 by Victoria Jordan of Dunbar High School in Fort Worth (TX).

200 meters: 22.11 to 23.43 closed by Ashton Purvis of St. Elizabeth in Oakland(CA).

400 meters: 50.69 to 52.83 closed Rodrigues Nadonnia Boys & Girls in Brooklyn (New York).

800 meters: 2:00:07 to 2:03:20 by Chanelle Price is Easton (PA).

1500 m: 4:16.6 - Jordan Hasay of Mission Prep in San Luis Obispo 04:17:46 (CA). (No. 7 all-time performance, Hasay has the No. 4 and No. 5 all-time performances run in 2007 and is a threat to break the record of U.S. High School.)

Mile: 4:35:24 to 4:41:22 a.m. Stephanie Morgan of Barnesville(OH).

3,000 meters: 09:08:06 - 9:23.90 by Jordan Hasay of Mission Prep in San Luis Obispo.

3200 m - 9:48:59 to 10:03:07 by Jordan Hasay of Mission Prep.

5,000 meters: 15:52.88 - 17:03.79 closed by Chelsea Ley of Kingsway in Woolwich Township (New Jersey).

100 meter hurdles: 12.95 to 13.26 by Jacquelyn Coward of West Knoxville (TN).

300 meter hurdles: 39.98 to 40.96 by Donique Flemings of Saginaw (TX).

400 meter hurdles: 55.20 to 58.96 from Ryann Krais ofMethacton in Norristown (PA).

4x100 meter relay: 44.50 to 45.17 by Dunbar in Fort Worth (TX).

4x200-meter relay: 1:33.87 - 1:35.94 by Dunbar in Fort Worth (TX).

4x400-meter relay: 3:35:49 to 3:37:16 a.m. by Roosevelt in Greenbelt (MD).

4x800-meter relay: 8:50:41 to 8:43:12 a.m. by Roosevelt in Greenbelt (MD). (High School Record in the U.S. this year again).

4xMile Relay: 19:56.75 - 20:10.76 by Saugus in La Crescenta (CA). (No. 3 performances of all time).

Distance MedleyRelay: 11:33:42 to 11:42:16 a.m. to Roxbury in Succasunna (NJ).

High Jump: 6-4 - 6 to 0.25 by Victoria Lucas Midland (TX).

Pole vault: 14-1.25 - 14-0 by Rachel Laurent of Vanderbilt Catholic Action Houma (LA). (Performer of all time and a threat to break the record No. 2 U.S. high school.)

Long Jump: 22-3 - 20 to 3.5 Jacinda Evans of Southern Durham (NC).

Triple Jump: 44 to 11.75 - in buildings from 42 to 8.75 Vashti Thomas of Mt Pleasant in San Jose (CA).

Shot put: 54 to 10.75 -Karen Shump Penncrest 52-4 closed in Media (PA).

Discus Throw: 188-4 - 183-11 by Anastasia Jelmini of Shafter (CA).

Hammer Throw: 201-7 - 179-0 Flower Victoria Classic in Providence (RI).

Javelin Throw: 176-5 - 167-11 from Hannah Carson of Rhodes Junior High School in Mesa (AZ). (New U. S. High school freshman record.)

(Note: the leading brand such as wind legal in sprints controlled, horizontal jumps and obstacles are based. Only fully automatic times indicatedfor sprint and obstacles.)

2008 boys and girls as Highlights:

All the lights in 2008 have been produced so far by the girls, high school liaison for LED News from Roosevelt High School U.S. record 8:43:12 in the 4x800 meters, beating the current record 8:50:41. Roosevelt is located in Greenbelt (MD). Think for a moment about how difficult it is to be 4 girls on a team of high school track less than 2:11 for 800 meters found AVERAGErun.

Second-best effort is Jordan Hasay of Mission Prep in San Luis Obispo (CA). Hasay was 4:17:46 for the race 1500 meters and has two races to run faster at the same distance in 2007. The American high school record for 1500 is 4:16.6, less than a second apart.

If this is a new school record U.S.? The ability to say yes. He also current best times nationally in the 3,000 meters and 3,200-meter runs. Must be in the Premier High School GirlsIn the medium and long-distance runner in the country.

Rachel Laurent of Vanderbilt Catholic High School in Houma (LA), USA is only 1.25 inches Shy Matching the school record of 14-feet-1.25 inches in the pole vault. Your best measure level of 14 feet even. Can the national record? I say yes, you can.

Watch out for Hannah Carson, Rhodes Middle School Mesa (AZ). He has thrown 11 meters inch record with 167 launches a new high school freshman USA.national record is 176-feet-5 inches. Wow, has a chance to get an incredible national record Garner, before graduating from high school.

We keep abreast of final results for 2008 after the school district and state borders meet competitions are held. I'm still a bit 'detection of new national record of these outstanding young women.

Copyright © 2008 Ed Bagley

The current crisis in the U.S. - is economically and spiritually?

What is the current crisis in the U.S.? Opinions vary, but most people say that the economy is their biggest concern. But that is the cause of the crisis itself or just a symptom? There is a real crisis of climate change, health care or education? Experts say yes, but you know better ...

What is the correct diagnosis of the disease that devastated our country? What causes the symptoms of economic decline and arguments about what is life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?What is the core of contentious town hall meetings, the arguments on chat rooms and dining tables? Well, if you're Christian, is a spiritual crisis. If you're not, then I suggest the politically correct version of the diagnosis is a crisis of faith. (Sounds more to me mentally, but we all know, there are times when only the education of listeners to tune in to God's cause, or the reader turn the page.)

Half the population seems to believe that the governmentthe United States are more reliable and more committed to preserve the Constitution. The other half did not. Half of the opinion that everything that says a member of the executive or the legislature, our government is just another lie, half truth, or very version creative their true position. Do you think the population may be divided on the issue of God himself?

Where to go for answers? Where do we go for our vision? God provides both answers and insights from hisType of person, the Holy Spirit. God has changed? And 'the human race? No, on both fronts.

People do not give crisp, clear answers to specific questions for one of two reasons. Are you confused or lying. In fact, there are times when the speaker asks what is the case. It is believed that half the population of their elected representatives must be confused, the other half believes that they are lying. The truth is usually somewhere between these two positions. As members knowvoters to find the truth?

Access to accurate information is the number one obstacle to true understanding of our national condition. No media source is reliable. FOX tracks such as CNN does, is only indirectly in a different direction. responsible citizens are forced into the role of investigative reporters. I suggest that you as a primary reference book of the Bible? It contains literally a lot about truth, the confusion, the wisdom and foresight.

Earlier this week my husbandI attended a lunch with our Congress person. The current focus on fighting city hall meetings inspired by his office at all, what could be done to reduce the possibility of carrying the story on the evening news. However, like a beautiful woman and had a pleasant conversation. Some questions were answered in writing, my first husband. The strange nature of their response inspired my husband to investigate the accuracy of their response.

Unfortunately, we encountered the problem of how manyPoliticians to escape only with difficulty. She did not answer truthfully. My husband came in writing, the author and the number of Parliament's resolution. He asked if he had signed would be accepted on a "promise" that members of Congress need regular service packages. He said: "Yes, I have." Well, as of yesterday, no it is not.

Most people, whether in Washington or Lubbock, seem rather friendly in social situations. A symptom of the crisis of our spirituality is that we can not trustPeople to tell the truth, no matter how many grandchildren they have. Insight and responsibility are heady questions, and decisions should be made. There is great spiritual energy in the U.S. and worldwide. Two very different energy sources that exist, and all must be taken to a choice.

For Christians, the choice is clear. If we want to solve our national crisis, we must break down the walls between our internal and laySpiritual.

May the United States become blessable again.