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In the past, it felt like there were just a few cases when results were missed. When I contacted Milesplit on these, they were quick to respond and fix the oversight. In the past, the database was close enough to complete (for Central Ohio at least) to be useful; including virtually all...

Very glad this subject has come up again... From a coach's point of view, the primary value of Milesplit is the database with the ability to sort the data to evaluate competition and make strategic decisions... like responsibly ranking and seeding teams for post season competition, anticipating...

Poor decision on their part if your theory is correct. A database is only as good/useful as it is complete. So they are limiting the quality and usefulness of their database ... and the inclination to use their database and site. I'm sure that would not be the outcome they want. Not very smart.

The Joe Lenge meet was on April 13, more than two weeks ago. Our Wayne results were in the dBase about the time I drug myself out of bed on the Saturday after. The typical time lag is not the problem in the case of the Joe Lenge results.

Ok, just checked again... Joe Lenge results are in the Meet Results listing... format looks typical... however, results have not made into individual athlete profiles and don't seem to be in the rankings.

For a few weeks, the Joe Lenge results were in the Milesplit Meet Results list, but not incorporated into the rankings. I know little to nothing about dBase management, but maybe others can identify the breakdown.

From, the 4/13 Joe Lenge Meet at Coffman: Boys Varsity Discus Finals ============================================================================== Athlete Yr Team Mark...

Checking other sources now... there was a significant stretch when Lancaster freshman went to separate school...not sure about the records from that period and not sure when the Lancaster freshmen first had a chance to run two miles on the track... we did not in the mid/late 70s.

I believe the Lancaster Freshman Record is 9:40.91 (Adam Wise).

XC and TF are more "blue collar" than "country club" sports... at least where I come from.

A couple additions to the 800M list(sub 1:51.8): Brannon Kidder (Lancaster) also ran 1:51.09 in the 2012 State Championship, 6/2/2012 Stephen Sparks (Lancaster) ran 1:51.23 at the 2014 Pickerington Regional, 5/30/14 and 1:51.59 in the 2014 State Championship, 6/7/14

Further to Mr. Alexander's points: Elite athletes generally achieve historic performances when the peak of the training cycle coincides with the right circumstances: for example, when the competition is also great, the race strategy can be individually-focused, and the weather is favorable...

Thank for all your efforts. It's important... it's respectful to record and honor the effort and achievements of all athletes.

Peyton Wilson (Lancaster), 4th in the Hammer Throw - 156' 2"

In 2012, the OHSAA criteria were: within one week after the state meet, only high school runners in the race, and FAT at 1600M. Brannon finished the Dream Mile over two seconds faster than the existing 1600M state record at the time. There was a camera at 1500M (3:46.09) and at the mile...

Sure, on some days, 12-3 might be the hottest shift, but rarely... temps generally peak between 4pm and 6pm. Or once every few years, the skies could open up and cool the late afternoon shift (like yesterday). But the ninth race on a wet course clearly runs much differently than the first (we...

That said, I don't understand why Division 1 consistently gets the latest(hottest) part of the day... the most chopped up course in the fall. I don't think D1 deserves better treatment that D2 or 3, but I Also don't think we deserve the worst conditions every season.

I absolutely agree with psycho-dad, the redcoats, other support staff... law enforcement folks... all were much more agreeable and and helpful than past years. Made a long, hot day much more manageable.

https://results.timingfirst.com/meets/24447

Lukas Lang improved his all-time best to 16' 1.5" on Friday at Hilliard Bradley.