Year-To-Date Stats Site?

[bad hammy]

Is there a good site that keeps an accurate track of US and/or world year-to-date lists? At the Stanford Invite yesterday HS phenom David Klech ran a 50.35 400h, and it was shortly after announced that this mark was number 3 year-to-date on the open US list, and number 18 year-to-date on the world list, so obviously someone is keeping this info.

Thanks.

[proofs in the pudd'in]

Re: Year-To-Date Stats Site?

Is there a good site that keeps an accurate track of US and/or world year-to-date lists? At the Stanford Invite yesterday HS phenom David Klech ran a 50.35 400h, and it was shortly after announced that this mark was number 3 year-to-date on the open US list, and number 18 year-to-date on the world list, so obviously someone is keeping this info.

Thanks.

Yes try IAAF website under Statistics and then under top list other than that ask TrackShark.

[bad hammy]

Re: Year-To-Date Stats Site?

Yes try IAAF website under Statistics and then under top list other than that ask TrackShark.

Thanks.

Doh, should have remembered the IAAF site, although at least on the 400h it is up to date through March 23rd. Couldn't find anything close on Trackshark, but it could just be my weak searching skills.

[donley2]

Absolutely best site for track results bar none. tilastopaja.net
Costs a few bucks for full access but well worth it if you are a statistics nut.

[tafnut]

From USATF site:
2006 Top Marks Lists
Outdoor Track & Field
[blank]

From T&FN USA lists
2006 outdoors
[blank]

From IAAF
2006 outdoors
http://www.iaaf.org/statistics/toplists ... ileAll.txt

[Walt Murphy]

Absolutely best site for track results bar none. tilastopaja.net
Costs a few bucks for full access but well worth it if you are a statistics nut.

I can't live without that site--plenty of free stuff, but the yearly fee for the full package is well worth it for any serious fan. You can follow an athlete's progression during the current season and even check past years. And he doesn't just keep files on "elite" athletes--you'll also find U.S. collegians and the better H.S. kids on there. And his event lists are ridiculous--as many as 500+ deep once the season is in full swing

[tafnut]

Don't forget our own pela2's site:

http://www.alltime-athletics.com/

[tandfman]

Don't forget our own pela2's site:

http://www.alltime-athletics.com/

Wonderful site, but the inquiry dealt with current season's statistics, and I don't think pela2 has that information. I agree that tilastopaja.net is the best place to find such things.