What is YOUR lifetime PR(s)?

[The Atheist]

I'm not sure if anyone has ever made this thread on here before, but I couldn't find it with the search function. If this thread was already made in the past, then I appologize, and just tell me where it is so I can go read it.

Ok, anyway, so:

What events did you do in Track and Field, and what were your PR's for those events?

Also, feel free to post how old you were at the time of the PR, and how many years you had been doing the event, etc.

I would go first, but I don't have any PR's, since I never did track (I did cross country in middle school, but that's the closest I've ever come to doing track, lol). I think I cleared about 4'11 in the high jump though one time when we had to do some track events in P.E. class. I was a 5'3 12 year old at the time and it was the first and last time I ever tried it. But I was way worse at all the track events they ever set up for P.E. class than I was at the high jump, so my guess is that's probably my best "track PR" lol. Oh wells.

[nbonaddio]

Let's see.

200m: 21.64
400m: 47.36
4x400: 3:13.18 (46.1s)

I was in my third year of running track on all of those, aged 23.

[26mi235]

2:35, surprise :wink: 28, 29

(and a 5500 or so decathlon) 20
6.02LJ 20
12.04 TJ 20
69:30 20k 26
34:11/10k 29 (set on day of all-time record high temperature in Pomona CA)
51:28/15k 29 July 4th race (as noted below, same time as Joannie had at the time)

[hjumper33]

2.17 not all that long ago, before my ankles cracked constantly

[rainy.here]

Since I quit before I was 16, only to return as a coach 10 years later, I'm not sure how meaningful the numbers would be. I did, and was competitive at, high jump, javelin, shot, 200m, hurdles. I probably should have been a decathlete; I was decent at everything, but great at nothing.

[bluequiet]

I have a huge ego. So of course I'm contributing to this thread.

Indoor
55m Dash-----6.39 (2006) – Age 22
60m Dash-----6.87 (2003) – Age 20
300m Dash- 34.80 (2004) – Age 20*

Outdoor
100m Dash--10.27w [NWI] (2006) – Age 22**
100m Dash--10.31 [-0.8] (2006) – Age 22
200m Dash--20.82w [+3.8] (2006) – Age 22
200m Dash--21.14 [+1.4] (2006) – Age 22

*200m track
**Possible dicey timing system, but I trust the results it provided in that instance. Also a pretty huge wind, but the 10.31 convinces me that I'm allowed to publicly announce I ran a 10.2.

I'm still trying to run. I'm having a epic injury problem. Everyone else would have quit by now......I'm entertaining getting seeking out more surgery. I also consider what I wrote just now the closest thing I have to either a resume or a soul.

[nbonaddio]

I have a huge ego. So of course I'm contributing to this thread.

Indoor
55m Dash: 6.39 (2006) – Age 22
60m Dash: 6.87 (2003) – Age 20
300m Dash: 34.80 (2004) – Age 20*

Outdoor
100m Dash: 10.27w [NWI] (2006) – Age 22**
100m Dash: 10.31 [-.08] (2006) – Age 22
200m Dash: 20.82w [+3.8] (2006) – Age 22
200m Dash: 21.14 [+1.4] (2006) – Age 22

*200m track
**Possible dicey timing system, but I trust the results it provided in that instance. Also a pretty huge wind, but the 10.31 convinces me that I'm allowed to publicly announce I ran a 10.2.

I'm still trying to run. I'm having a epic injury problem. Everyone else would have quit by now......I'm entertaining getting seeking out more surgery. I also consider what I wrote just now the closest thing I have to either a resume or a soul.

Is it bad that I knew who you were based solely off your PRs? I'm convinced that no one knows DIII like I do! How are things?

[bluequiet]

Haha, hey man. I’m familiar with who you are, too. As a matter of fact, I’m fairly certain that you and I had a short conversation at the 2006 Outdoor champs while legs deep in ice, am I correct about that?

I’ve got to be up there with a vast knowledge of the DIII ranks, but I’m not sure if I’m on par with you or not.

[dukehjsteve]

HJ 1965 1.97 ( 6' 5 1/2" )

[gh]

Re: What is YOUR lifetime PR(s)?

I'm not sure if anyone has ever made this thread on here before, but I couldn't find it with the search function. If this thread was already made in the past, then I appologize, and just tell me where it is so I can go read it....

I believe it was one of the first we ever had, but I can't find it either. In any case, many (most?) of the people who would have answered then don't frequent the joint anymore (or at least not visibly), so the answers have changed!

[boomervandal]

LJ - 7.47 - 24 years old
TJ - 16.10 - 26 years old
HJ - 2.10 - 22 years old
200m - 21.19 - 20 years old
Javelin - 59.18 - 29 years old

[SQUACKEE]

This is ops: but i want to keep this thread goin cause im very interested in youz guys P.R.'s

12- 4:22 1320 yards
13- 4:05 1320 yards
14- 4:51 mile 10:38 2mile
15- 4:41 +10:08
16- 4:33 + 9:42 + 15:22
17- 2:03 + 54.4 + 4:30 + 9:38 + 15:05
18- 4:28 + 14:48
19 - 2:02 + 4:25 + 4:05 indoor 1500 + 9:26 + 14:39

16:33 + 1:16 1/2 Marathon @ 40

[DecFan]

Re: What is YOUR lifetime PR(s)?

I believe it was one of the first we ever had, but I can't find it either. In any case, many (most?) of the people who would have answered then don't frequent the joint anymore (or at least not visibly), so the answers have changed!

Garry, we certainly did this on the old t-and-f email list (at gac.edu, long before it went to darkwing.uoregon.edu), but this may be the first such thread on the message board . . .

BTW . . .
14:33 5k (track)
30:34 10k (track)
2:22:24 marathon
(all in ancient history . . .)

[SQUACKEE]

Re: What is YOUR lifetime PR(s)?

I believe it was one of the first we ever had, but I can't find it either. In any case, many (most?) of the people who would have answered then don't frequent the joint anymore (or at least not visibly), so the answers have changed!

Garry, we certainly did this on the old t-and-f email list (at gac.edu, long before it went to darkwing.uoregon.edu), but this may be the first such thread on the message board . . .

BTW . . .
14:33 5k (track)
30:34 10k (track)
2:22:24 marathon
(all in ancient history . . .)

WOW,i'm not worthy, im not worth! Can't wait to see Willies P.R's

[dmar]

I have a huge ego. So of course I'm contributing to this thread.

Indoor
55m Dash: 6.39 (2006) – Age 22
60m Dash: 6.87 (2003) – Age 20
300m Dash: 34.80 (2004) – Age 20*

Outdoor
100m Dash: 10.27w [NWI] (2006) – Age 22**
100m Dash: 10.31 [-.08] (2006) – Age 22
200m Dash: 20.82w [+3.8] (2006) – Age 22
200m Dash: 21.14 [+1.4] (2006) – Age 22

*200m track
**Possible dicey timing system, but I trust the results it provided in that instance. Also a pretty huge wind, but the 10.31 convinces me that I'm allowed to publicly announce I ran a 10.2.

I'm still trying to run. I'm having a epic injury problem. Everyone else would have quit by now......I'm entertaining getting seeking out more surgery. I also consider what I wrote just now the closest thing I have to either a resume or a soul.

Is it bad that I knew who you were based solely off your PRs? I'm convinced that no one knows DIII like I do! How are things?

I recognize those number too. I don't think I've met either of you, but I've seen you both run. Actually, I'm pretty sure I sat next to and had a short conversation with bluequiet's mother at St. Olaf in indoors '06.