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Thank you, xcrunner69… Anthony Camerieri of Ole Miss (Brecksville) ran 3:58.75 on 1/21 at the Vanderbilt Invite becoming #33 from Ohio to do it and Chad Johnson of Iowa State (N.Robinson Col. Crawford) ran 3:59.12 on 1/28 to grab the #34 slot on the Ohio schoolboy list. Congrats to the latest...

I’m particularly interested in the All-Time girls indoor and outdoor 1600/one miIe and 3200/2mile lists. I have downloaded your indoor and outdoor 1600/one mile lists and your indoor 3200/2mile list. I’ve scoured the Yappi site but can’t find the outdoor 3200/2mile list. Would you be kind enough...

Thank you so much! These lists are like gold!!

Hi JAVMAN83…I’m sorry if you’ve published it already…but do you have a girls indoor mile top ten list, counting oversized tracks? I do remember you published a 3200 top ten list last year with oversized tracks included.

She’s going to thrive in TrackTown. Watch for UO to dominate the NCAA in middle and long distance under Jerry Schumacher and Shalane Flanagan. I believe this coaching duo will usher in the greatest era of distance running in the storied history of Oregon. Katie will be an integral part of that.

Clute just ran a 17:10 today at Strongsville. Looks like her third time on the All-Time list...17:02, 17:10, and 17:14...

At today's Strongsville Invitational, three of Ohio's top D1 runners locked horns and raced to very fast times. Katie Clute is our returning State 3200 Champ, Sarah Peer was runner-up to Morgan Monesmith in the 1600 at State last June after finishing 3rd in the State CC Meet last fall, and Julia...

Since you mentioned this, I checked it out. Team looks like a complete turnover from last year, other than Clute. Very young and inexperienced. Clute, as a senior is probably a great leader and role model for this young team. I would think their coach is excited about a sixth after losing almost...

I didn’t realize my comment on Clute would be prophetic so soon! She ran a 17:02 yesterday, beating last year’s 8th place finisher at D1 State XC by over a minute. Wow!

Lois Brommer, at 16:43, was from Mechanicsburg, PA, not Ohio…

Wow. Good stuff. Katie Clute and Westlake’s Sarah Peer could threaten the 17:00 barrier this year. They have had a very nice rivalry going for the past two years. Last year in track, Clute established herself on the national level, earning HS All-American indoors (2 mile) and outdoors (mile)...

I realize all courses are different. Some may actually be inaccurate. And that isn’t always bad as XC meets are not track meets after all. It is a totally different sport. Additionally, XC is a sport where time is not as high on a runners priority list as in track. Beating runners and getting...

Wow! Thank you. Outstanding.

Thank You, JAVMAN83. I knew it had to be close to the best. Morgan and Infeld were fun to watch. All-Time Ohio greats!

JAVMAN83 reports that there has only been one race with a faster dual finish from two Ohio girls. 2008 Penn Relays. Same track as today's burner. Franklin Field. Stephanie Morgan outran Emily Infeld 4:41.22 to 4:43.31 for a 1-2 finish. those times convert to 4:39.59 and 4:41.67 for 1600...

Elizabeth Whaley (Ohio's best miler) and Katie Clute (Ohio's best 2-miler) , raced together in the mile run against the nation's best at Franklin Field in Philadelphia today at the New Balance HS Nationals. The results were historic from an Ohio perspective. Whaley led much of the way before...

Olmsted Falls junior, Katie Clute posted a super quadruple at her conference meet at Amherst Steele HS. She anchored her 4x8 to a win, running a 2:15.3 split. She then broke a 29 year old meet record in the 1600, running 4:51.99. She came back to win the 800 in 2:16.03. Then ran a meet record...

I agree about Penn State and distance. Their cross country and track distance results aren’t generally that good on a national level. Their middle distance runners tend to have some National success though. Ohio native, Brannon Kidder had an outstanding career there. Coach John Gondak does a...

Incredible. Ohio sure turns ‘em out!