JAVMAN83
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After much research & compilation over the past couple of years, I've now compiled an all-time Ohio HS top 30 listing for the girls' indoor field events. While my actual database goes much deeper, I'm limiting my initial release to the top 30, of which there is very little missing information (meet/site/date of a few). I'm in the process of trying to track down those tidbits through knowledgeable sources.
As for what is presented, I've scoured available resources of the internet, personal files, Craig Whitmore's past compilations, Track & Field News issues, High School Track issues, and whatever else I could find. My top 30 listings do vary a little from Ohio MileSplit and Dyestat, but there are very good reasons as to why. I haven't documented those differences as yet (they are a handful or two), but I did find information on those websites that were not valid in a few instances. I suspect this was due to the software that is utilized and how it electronically compiles data from meets. Every mark on my list has been not only verified through multiple sources, but have been analyzed through the filter of looking at the performance vs. other ones from the particular athlete and asking "does this make sense?". This is where software goes awry. It can't ask the human question of "does this make sense". That's where humans are needed.
So, without further ado, I present the All-Time Ohio HS Girls' Indoor Top 30 Field Events.
As for what is presented, I've scoured available resources of the internet, personal files, Craig Whitmore's past compilations, Track & Field News issues, High School Track issues, and whatever else I could find. My top 30 listings do vary a little from Ohio MileSplit and Dyestat, but there are very good reasons as to why. I haven't documented those differences as yet (they are a handful or two), but I did find information on those websites that were not valid in a few instances. I suspect this was due to the software that is utilized and how it electronically compiles data from meets. Every mark on my list has been not only verified through multiple sources, but have been analyzed through the filter of looking at the performance vs. other ones from the particular athlete and asking "does this make sense?". This is where software goes awry. It can't ask the human question of "does this make sense". That's where humans are needed.
So, without further ado, I present the All-Time Ohio HS Girls' Indoor Top 30 Field Events.