top ten greater cincinnati? (records)

skins99 said:
you have the track and field news lieing around or is that years online?
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I subscribed to it. It was put out by a guy named Kurt Francis who did it for two years, I believe. I still have some issues lying around.
 
skins99 said:
lol, all i know is that is the school record, i thought he ran that time at regionals 95 or 96. if it was the anderson invite then it depends on the year for fat timing, i think some years they had automatic timing equipment and other years they did not.
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Kapprel went 49.35 at the 1995 regional and 49.81 at 1994 regional. At state in 1995 he went 49.70. He didn't score at state in 1994.
 
sounds like an interesting magazine and a weath of information. i trust andy wolfs record keeping but to be safe we will call it hand timed until proven otherwise

kapprell 49.00 + .24 equalls out of top ten
 
i have to dig deep but i think anderson had a 3200 guy that ran around 914
 
skins99 said:
sounds like an interesting magazine and a weath of information. i trust andy wolfs record keeping but to be safe we will call it hand timed until proven otherwise

kapprell 49.00 + .24 equalls out of top ten
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I sent an email to Wolf asking him about it. We'll see if he answers.
 
skins99 said:
i have to dig deep but i think anderson had a 3200 guy that ran around 914
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What is the Anderson school record. Best time I have so far is this:

9:27.02 1987 Rex Taylor Anderson State 3rd
 
Lancermania said:
What is the Anderson school record. Best time I have so far is this:

9:27.02 1987 Rex Taylor Anderson State 3rd
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record i thought was between 914-917 but as i always say, i dont have the info in front of me and i have not seen the record sheet in over a year
 
i just noticed that the anderson and lasalle records are eriely similar
 
Lancermania said:
I just sent Wolf another email asking him about the 3200. Are Anderson's school records online anywhere.
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they were when wolf was running a website called anderson running but it has been offline for a year or two.
 
skins99 said:
they were when wolf was running a website called anderson running but it has been offline for a year or two.
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I found that out when I tried to go that link on Anderson's web site.
 
Lancermania said:
I found that out when I tried to go that link on Anderson's web site.
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it sucks, that was a wealth of information. i think it had the top 25 for every event for anderson (just missed it for shot:()
 
moemancc said:
Pole Vault

1. Tim Roa Elder 2003 15' 10"*
2. John Russell Princeton 2002 15' 9"*
3. Brent Walter Moeller 2001 15' 7"
3. Chris Smith Princeton 2001 15' 7"
5. Drew Walter Moeller 1999 15' 6"*
6. Eric Keyes Princeton 2005 15' 3"*
6. Jake Andreadis 1993 15'3"
8. Ben Novak Turpin 1994 15' 2"
9. Dan Woestman St. X 1999 15' 0"
9. Dan Albrinck Lasalle 2001 15' 0"
9. Kelly Tenbrink Lasalle 2000 15' 0"
9. John Porter Anderson 2003 15' 0"


the * denotes state champ
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Dave Rimmer of Mt. Healthy won state in 1966 with a state record vault of 15' 1".
 
Lancermania said:
Here is the tentative 400. Updates, corrections?

400 Meter Run FAT
1. 47.24 2002 Cedric Powell Roger Bacon Roosevelt 2nd
2. 47.44 1984 Leroy Williams Greenhills State 1st
3. 48.05 1991 Tyrone Brown Withrow State 2nd
4. 48.34 1973 Jim Schnur Oak Hills State 1st
5. 48.36 1978 Lee Thomas Princeton Regional 2nd
6. 48.44 1965 Carl Davis Withrow Regional 2nd
7. 48.66 2000 Jonathan Mullins-Hall Hughes State Prelim
8. 48.72 1982 Kevin Arthur Moeller State 3rd
9. 48.96 1976 Brian England Princeton Regional 2nd
10. 49.05 2004 Brandon Underwood Hamilton Regional 4th
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The Enquirer reported in 1983 that Eric Blaine of Wyoming turned a 47.9 during the state tournament in 1980 and it was the city record at that time. I have not been able to verify where he ran that time (it was not regional finals).
 
is the mullins hall from hughes related to the excellent female sprinter from walnut?
 
Seek Up said:
Dave Rimmer of Mt. Healthy won state in 1966 with a state record vault of 15' 1".
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Yes, you are correct. Rimmer won state with his 15'1" in 1966 which stood as the city record until the Forest Hills school district chums came along to beat it some thirty years later. Rimmer came to Mt. Healthy from California where vaulters had been using fiberglass polls from a long time. They were new to Ohio athletes at the time he won state. That doens't take nothing away from a city record that stood for thrirty years but he had the jump on Ohio vaulter when he came in here.

Now the question is, do we go with nine in the pole vault and take out all the 15' vaulters who are tied or do we go with about 15 deep on that list and iclude all those tied at 15'0"? I'm in favor of the latter. Cincinnati has a rich pole vault history. It is a mecca for vaulters due to guys like Andy Wolf, Toby Dirr, Rick Christoph and others.

An interesting side note about the pole vault. The OHSAA was going to eliminate the pole vault as an event because of the dangers of injury until Andy Wolf put together a training video and sent it to the state to distribute to coaches who wanted it done away with. Andy Wolf should be recoginzed for saving the pole vault.
 
keep the list for vaulters, maybe we should come up with a minimum time to make the list instead of a top ten. heck in some events like vault and distance really good guys wont even make the list
 
Seek Up said:
The Enquirer reported in 1983 that Eric Blaine of Wyoming turned a 47.9 during the state tournament in 1980 and it was the city record at that time. I have not been able to verify where he ran that time (it was not regional finals).
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skins99 can vouch for Don Connolly. He published a high school track and field newsletter called Our Times from 1971-1982. In 1980 he shows Eric Blaine running a 48.7 at regional. That was his fastest time up to that date and even after the state meet. The time was converted to a metric time. While the state went to meters in 1980, the regional at Welcome was still run in yards because the track was not yet converted to meters. That means that Blaine ran a 49.0 in the 440 yard dash. He makes the list with a time of 48.94.

I trust Don Connolly's lists absolutely becase I know the guy. He is now the road running meet director guru in Cincinnati. Back then he was teaching math at Indian Hill.
 
Seek Up said:
The Enquirer reported in 1983 that Eric Blaine of Wyoming turned a 47.9 during the state tournament in 1980 and it was the city record at that time. I have not been able to verify where he ran that time (it was not regional finals).
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He ran 49.0 in the 440 dash at regionals, right? That was better than his district time and better than his state meet time. Could he have run that at the Ohio Track and Field Classic meet the week after the state meet where they got the best guys in all three classes together in a shootout. I sent an email to Jim Barre, AD at Wyoming asking him about it.
 
Seek Up said:
The Enquirer reported in 1983 that Eric Blaine of Wyoming turned a 47.9 during the state tournament in 1980 and it was the city record at that time. I have not been able to verify where he ran that time (it was not regional finals).
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I got this reply from Jim Barre, AD at Wyoming about Eric Blaine:

Eric does hold three Wyoming Track Records. All set in 1981.
100 meters-10.7
200 meters-22.1
400 meters 47.9
 
hmm, this is going to be fun yet hard work:)

i need field events besides the vault
 
Hey guys I still need a little bit of help with the meets that the guys did their marks for the pole vault. I got the majority of them. And by the way Lancer we are fine with the number because with the added guys the list still holds 10 spots and ties. The edited list is on page 3.
 
porter did his 15-0 at regionals
andreadis did his 15-3 at regionals and was a past state champ so give him his star
 
High Jump-

1)Jeff Ross Lakota 1979 7' 0.25" District Championships
2)Derrick Childs Northwest 1989 7' 0"* State Championships
2)Eric Higgins Hamilton 1991 7' 0" District Championships
4)Ryan Fitzpatric Moeller 1998 6' 11.25" Regional Championships
5)Jason Kimble Elder 1991 6' 11" State Championships
6)Mike Whitehead Princeton 1975 6' 9" Regional Championships
6)Eric Seitz Fairfield 1994 6' 9"
6)Brian Bruner Mt Healthy 1981 6' 9" Colerain Invitational
6)Steve Esterkamp Lasalle 1999 6' 9" Princeton Invitational
6)Aaron Hurst Lakota 1997 6'9" State Championships

There are your 10 guys for the high jump. I just need some meets now on these guys if at all possible and any other guy who has cleared 6' 9".
 
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4x800 relay

1)St Xavier 2003 7:42.79 State Championships
Randy King, Dave Dinouscio, Kyle Kowalski, Chris Corgiat
2)Princeton 1986 7:46.00* State Championships
Julian Wagner, Larry Mathews, Allen Pegraffenreid, Ty Olverson
3)Princeton 1988 7:46.80 State Championships
Gordon Benning, Jeff Hemphill, Joe Cooper, Al Pegraffenreid
4)St Xavier 2004 7:47.77 State Championships
Ricky King, Randy King, Andrew McEvoy, Tommy Balmat
5)Princeton 1989 7:47.86* State Championships
Gordon Benning, Ty Pates, Jason Williams, Joe Cooper
6)Princeton 1985 7:48.98 State Championships
Dan Vaughn, Julian Wagner, Ron Seniours, Tyrone Olverson.
7)Lasalle 2003 7:49.06 State Championships
Bill Keckeis, Jason Beck, Eric Mayhaus, Dan Mink
8)Lakota E 2005 7:49.69* State Championships
Matthew Peters, Chris Keefer, William Johnson, Jason Fisher
9)Lasalle 2002 7:50.19 State Championships
Allen Bader, Eric Mayhaus, Dan Mink, Jason Beck
10)St Xavier 1998 7:50.29 State Championships
Dan Fritz, Kyle Schreiner, Reade Kidd, BJ Cotter

I think this might be the deepest honor roll in all of Cincinnati. I bet we could be close to 25 deep and still be under 8. It's a shame all those Princeton times knocked my 4x8 out of the top 10 :laugh:
 
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moemancc said:
4x800 relay

St Xavier 2003 7:42.79
St Xavier 2004 7:47.77
Lasalle 2003 7:49.06
Lakota E 2005 7:49.69
Lasalle 2002 7:50.19
Moeller 2004 7:52.03
St Xavier 2005 7:54.04
Lakota W 2004 7:55.74
Colerain 1999 7:55.84
Kings 2001 7:57.59

Again I need times for this list, preferably the GMC teams like Princeton, because I believe they held the city record before X.
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anderson ran i think a 7:56.8 to win state way back in time for the 3200 relay. jeff hamilton (god i hope i have his name right) owns the anderson record for high jump at 6'8"
 
moemancc said:

Mike Whitehead Colerain 1974 6' 8"
Richard Adams Colerain 1974 6' 8"
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i wonder if these are the same two guys that i play golf with from time to time. is this the rich adams that went on to play basketball at illnois and had a cup of coffee in the nba?
 
skins99 said:
i wonder if these are the same two guys that i play golf with from time to time. is this the rich adams that went on to play basketball at illnois and had a cup of coffee in the nba?
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you mean this richard adams?

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