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UHSAA Track & Field State Records Page 1 of 6 UHSAA Track & Field State Records 6/8/2021 Boys Records Event 1A 2A 3A 4A 5A 6A 1983 2017 1981 2018 2018 2018 John Jusko Dallin Draper Brian Hazelgren Keivontae Washington William Prettyman Nathan Kaufusi 100 M. Dash St. Joseph Catholic Delta Murray Snow Canyon East Syracuse 10.87 10.69 10.47 10.57 10.61 10.84 1984 2017 2018 2021 2017 2018 John Jusko Dallin J. Draper Dallin J. Draper Dominique McKenzie Hunter Woodhall Dominic Bentil 200 M. Dash St. Joseph Catholic Delta Delta Pine View Syracuse Lone Peak 22.00 21.53 21.12 20.96 21.17 21.55 2018 2015 2018 1996 2017 2021 Cameron Franklin Isaac Tillett Dallin J. Draper Brian Ely Hunter Woodhall Austin Klingler 400 M. Dash Valley South Summit Delta West Syracuse West Jordan 48.80 48.60 47.04 47.52 46.24 47.49 2009 2015 2013 2017 2016 2018 Trac Norris Eli Oftedal Ben Saarel Heston Andersen Logan MacKay Zachary Winter 800 M. Run Panguitch Rowland Hall Park City Spanish Fork Davis Fremont 1:54.70 1:53.62 1:51.13 1:50.26 1:49.77 1:50.33 2009 2021 2013 2017 2017 2018 Trac Norris Carson Burian Ben Saarel Haden Penrod Casey Clinger Zachary Winter 1600 M. Run Panguitch Rowland Hall Park City Springville American Fork Fremont 4:19.38 4:11.64 4:07.95 4:10.11 4:06.22 4:13.27 2004 2021 2013 2018 2017 2021 Levi LeFevre Carson Burian Ben Saarel Ryan Raff Casey Clinger Max Davis 3200 M. Run Bryce Valley Rowland Hall Park City Lehi American Fork Skyridge 9:33.36 9:05.18 8:49.08 8:54.09 8:57.90 9:08.73 Page 2 of 6 UHSAA Track & Field State Records 6/8/2021 Boys Records Event 1A 2A 3A 4A 5A 6A 1983 2013 1982 1991 2000 2021 Weston Huntington Ammon Mitchell Keith Robinson Troy Nesbit Jake Garlick Ryan Trane 110 M. Hurdles Kanab San Juan American Fork Hillcrest West Jordan Weber 14.74 14.54 13.91 14.13 13.81 14.17 2005 1985 1993 2013 2000 2018 Nick Karren Kyle Hughes Peter McConkie Cam Dopp Jake Garlick Andrew Simonson 300 M. Hurdles Duchesne Hurricane Woods Cross Woods Cross West Jordan Davis 38.36 38.06 37.14 36.30 36.93 37.96 2014 2005 2017 2015 1997 2021 Dylan Despain Horocks Riley Swaney Junior Tovar Kukahiko Cody Hagen Nathan Muir Murphy Bradley Earl Kody Codner Swenson Noah Kjar 4x100 Meter Trent Roberts Robinson Cooper Kenney Nick Ashby Leifson Cody Strong Relay Layne Call Wilson Zachary Marsden Calen Tregeagle Wilkerson Harrison Taggart Duchesne Juan Diego Desert Hills Orem Orem Corner Canyon 44.05 42.79 41.72 41.46 41.64 40.68 2021 2021 2021 Maxx Graham Jett Anderson Luke Beers This event is This event is This event is 4x200 Meter Marcus Mckenzie Maximus Blackwell Coleman Beck conducted in the conducted in the conducted in the Marcus Kemp Jared Howard McCae Hillstead Relay 4A, 5A & 6A 4A, 5A & 6A 4A, 5A & 6A New 2021 classifications classifications classifications Dominique Mckenzie Collin Peterson Smith Snowden Pine View Mountain View Skyridge 1:29.26 1:31.38 9:08.73 Page 3 of 6 UHSAA Track & Field State Records 6/8/2021 Boys Records Event 1A 2A 3A 4A 5A 6A 1992 2016 2004 1991 2017 2018 Smith Alex Stockley Giovacchini Robert Holman Tanner Kutterer Trevor Burrell Jones Isaac Tillett Meakins Jadon Urry Dahson Arave Scott Davies 4x400 Meter Richins Porter Fitzgerald Tweedy Brent Peterson Nathan Kafusi Ty Burke Relay Sargent Brady Bess Webber Jeff Rast Hunter Woodhall Nathan Kaufusi North Summit South Summit Judge Memorial Viewmont Syracuse Syracuse 3:26.45 3:24.93 3:17.55 3:18.65 3:16.19 3:18.49 2021 2021 2021 Landon Bott Blake Bryan Lucas Peck This event is This event is This event is 4x800 Meter Caleb White Spencer Smith Samuel Nelson conducted in the conducted in the conducted in the Tim Clarke Carsyn Richins Nathan Jaster Relay 4A, 5A & 6A 4A, 5A & 6A 4A, 5A & 6A New 2021 classifications classifications classifications James Christian Tim Bryan Brayden Packard Woods Cross Snow Canyon American Fork 8:03.07 7:59.62 7:50.47 2013 2009 2015 1992 2016 2018 Dyson Bakker Hendricks Zayne Anderson James Garner Sawyer Anderl Porter Ellis Alec Silva Sorenson Landen Stice Mark Higbee Riley Stringham Dominic Bentil Sprint Medley Austin Groll Whittaker Casey Roberts Robert Holman McGyver Clark Trey Jackson Relay Vance Weston Monsen Jaden Torgerson Scott Keate Logan MacKay Craik Evans Rich Richfield Stansbury Viewmont Davis Lone Peak 3:40.30 3:33.91 3:30.58 3:28.88 3.28.73 3:31.06 Page 4 of 6 UHSAA Track & Field State Records 6/8/2021 Boys Records Event 1A 2A 3A 4A 5A 6A 1992 1971, 2005 2007 1996 2001 2018 Ben Semadeni Russel Rider, Carlos Valle Colin Boevers Paul Jay Northway Nik Arrhenius Jaren Kump Discus Monticello Richfield, Juan Diego Judge Memorial Judge Memorial Mountain View Herriman 164' 7" 172' 3" 191' 6" 214' 9.5" 225' 5" 169' 9" 2001 2001 2006 2016 2014 2018 Javelin Jordan Bayles Trent Neilson Austen Jorgensen Cameron Bates Austin Kafentzis Blake Freeland New Rule (since to 2000) Green River Juab North Sanpete Maple Mountain Jordan Herriman 202' 1" 194' 3" 195' 5" 202' 5" 217' 9.5" 179' 5.5" 1971 2018 2007 2004 2001 2019 Carl Cochrane Austin Carter Colin Boevers Leif Arrhenius Nik Arrhenius Blake Freeland Shot Put East Carbon Beaver Judge Memorial Mountain View Mountain View Herriman 55' 3.5" 65' 5" 66' 5" 66' 6.5" 64' 2.5" 64' 6" 1990 1985-Andy Larsen, Pine View 1979 2008 2005 2021 Matt Rogerson 1986- Ken Pay, No.Sanpete Eric Magleby Adam Michael Timo Trevor Heiner Elias Gerald, Westlake High Jump Parowan 2005-Wade Nielson, Juab Timpview Snow Canyon Viewmont Connor Saunders, Syracuse 6' 11" 6' 10" 7' 1" 7' 2" 7' 0" 7' 0" 2021 1986 1985 2019 2017 2018 Hyrum Fechser Silia Perez Silia Perez Puka Nacua Xakai Harry Xakai Harry Long Jump Water Canyon Lehi Lehi Orem Davis Davis 23' 8" 23' 7.75" 23' 6" 23' 10.25" 23' 10.5" 23' 5" 1990 2011 1990 2008 1995 2019 Jeromy Williams Marcus "Chase" Halterman Jay Karlinsey Bobby Kittell Dixon Brown Robert Walker Pole Vault St. Joseph Catholic Parowan Box Elder Mountain View Davis Riverton 15' 6" 14' 6" 15' 1" 16' 1" 16' 2.25" 16' 3" Page 5 of 6 UHSAA Track & Field State Records Boys Records - Past Events No Longer Contested Event 1A 2A 3A 4A 5A 6A 1966-Anthony Edna, South The 5A 1976 1959 - Gary Anderson, Cedar 1978 1967 & 68-Richard Swenson, East The 6A classification classification did Claude Poteet 1969 - Ron Wilson, Millard Terry Taylor 1968-Ted Crawford, West did not exist when 100 Yd. Dash not exist when Duchesne South 1972-Randy George, Skyline competition in yards competition in 1972-Kent Burrows, Carbon took place. 10.08 9.8 9.61 9.7 yards took place. 1957 2005 1978 1975 The 5A classification The 6A classification Don Steele Marquis Wilson Brad Jackson Kim Coombs did not exist when did not exist when 220 Yd. Dash Panguitch Juan Diego Catholic Cedar City Bonneville competition in yards competition in yards 21.60 22.07 21.67 21.10 took place. took place. 1974 1971 1978 1975 The 5A classification The 6A classification Jeff Lott Steve Young Alan Kirkwood Kim Coombs did not exist when did not exist when 440 Yd. Dash Duchesne Wasatch Provo Bonneville competition in yards competition in yards 51.10 48.80 47.74 48.48 took place. took place. 1977 1972 1976 1970 The 5A classification The 6A classification Bryan Griffin Greg Holland Mark Jensen Doug Murdock did not exist when did not exist when 880 Yd. Run Escalante Grand County Jordan Orem competition in yards competition in yards 1:59.15 1:57.80 1:56.80 1:54.50 took place. took place. 1977 1971 1978 1976 The 5A classification The 6A classification Bryan Griffin David Johnson Robert Schultz Blaine Anderson did not exist when did not exist when Mile Run Escalante Delta Timpview Hillcrest competition in yards competition in yards 4:28.45 4:24.80 4:24.85 4:14.80 took place. took place. 1979 1978 2005 1977 The 5A classification The 6A classification Jame Selina David Jim Patrick Smyth Jeff Creer did not exist when did not exist when 2 Mile Run Wasatch Academy San Juan Judge Memorial East competition in yards competition in yards 10:16.61 9:49.75 9:17.21 9:17.60 took place. took place. 1977 1968-Dena Nelson, Emery 1978 1976 The 5A classification The 6A classification Bart Johnson 1971-Steve Young, Wasatch Markell Strauss Darrell Reed did not exist when did not exist when 120 Yd. Hurdles South Summit Timpview West competition in yards competition in yards 14.62 14.50 14.40 13.90 took place. took place. Page 6 of 6 UHSAA Track & Field State Records Boys Records - Past Events No Longer Contested Event 1A 2A 3A 4A 5A 6A 1978 1977 1978 1978 The 5A classification The 6A classification Bart Johnson Gordon Rawlinson Sam Woodruff Greg Gonzales did not exist when did not exist when 330 Yd. Hurdles South Summit Delta Tooele Skyline competition in yards competition in yards 40.23 39.05 38.32 37.41 took place. took place. 1977 1974 1978 1974 Yardley Moody Johnson Blackwell The 5A classification The 6A classification Jones Shepherd Woodard Spendlove did not exist when did not exist when 440 Yd.
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