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Florida Relays Records Men Collegiate/Open Records Event Mark Florida Relays Records Men Collegiate/Open Records Event Mark Athlete Team Year 100m 10.04 Harvey Glance Athletic Attic 1981 200m 20.27 John Capel Florida 1999 400m 45.13 Butch Reynolds Unattached 1999 800m 1:47.49 Kip Cheruiyot Mt. St. Mary's 1986 1,500m 3:40.70 Dave Hill Florida TC 1978 3,000m Steeple 8:29.66 Brian Abshire Nike Boston 1987 5,000m 13:50.80 Marty Liquori New York AC 1976 10,000m 28.25.6 Mark Scrutton Unattached 1984 110mH 13.53 Ubeja Anderson Florida 1993 400mH 48.60 Angelo Taylor Unattached 1999 High Jump 7-6.5 Alex Zaliauskas Univ. of Toronto 1993 Pole Vault 18-8.25 Bill Deering M-F Athletic 1995 Long Jump 26-9.25 Yussuf Alli Unattached 1988 Triple Jump 55-3.75 Robert Cannon Indiana 1980 Shot Put 66-10 Mike Lehman Adidas TC 1984 Discus 217-2 Bradley Cooper Athletic Attic 1982 Javelin 272-3 Bob Roggy So. Illinois 1978 Hammer 254-10 Jud Logan New York TC 1986 4x100m 38.77 Armstrong, Williams, Hackley, Johnson Gainesville All-Stars 2002 4x200m 1:20.72 n/a Gainesville All-Stars 2002 4x400m 3:02.44 Johnson, Mitchell, Long, Everett Florida 1988 4x800m 7:23.24 Chambers, Duncan, Abiola, Joseph Florida 2002 4x1,600m 16:21.9 n/a Auburn 1980 SHR 56.05 Tucker, Allen, Potter, Matthews Clemson 2000 SMR 3:16.53 Carter, V. Smith, Kemp, Peters Florida 1992 DMR 9:37.95 Johnson, Fowler, Stallings, Jakubiec Florida 1994 Women Collegiate/Open Records Event Mark Athlete Team Year 100m 11.37 Tanya Lawrence FIU 1999 200m 22.60 Chandra Cheeseborough Athletics West 1983 400m 51.00 Gwen Torrance Mazda 1992 800m 2:02.30 Nekita Beasley Unattached 1995 1,500m 4:08.65 Kenia Sinclair Unnattached 2005 3,000m 9:19.29 Evelyn Adiru Alabama 1987 3,000m Steeple 10:32.23 Renee Metiver Georgia Tech 2001 5,000m 15:50.5 Mary Shea N.C. State 1981 10,000m 33:14.2 Ellen Reynolds Duke 1986 100mH 12.93 Gillian Russell Mizuno 1997 400mH 55.50 Lashinda Demus South Carolina 2004 High Jump 6-5.5 Tisha Waller Goldwin TC 1995 Pole Vault 14-4 Lacy Janson Florida State 2003 Long Jump 21-6.5 Esmerelda Garcia Florida State 1981 Triple Jump 43-3.5 Shonda Swift Unattached 1998 Shot Put 55-1.50 Candice Scott Florida 2004 Discus 189-6 Penny Neer Nike Coast 1991 Javelin 199-8 Solvi Nybu-Watson Florida 1986 Hammer 231-0 Erin Gilreath New York Athletics 2004 4x100m 43.91 Henderson, Dillard, Fleetwood, Graham Clemson 1998 4x200m 1:30.73 Bailey, M. Barber, Joyce, Whipple South Carolina 2003 4x400m 3:28.06 Washington, Ross, Stoddart, Demus South Carolina 2002 4x800m 8:31.73 Ka. Bratton, Kr. Bratton, Allen, DeLeon Florida 2002 4x1,600m 19:16.63 Fonshell, Torelli, Goddard, Lynch Villanova 1990 SHR 53.87 Darden, Lawson, Wade, Williams Miami 2003 SMR 3:40.91 Moore, Evans, Demus, Sinclair Speed Elite 2005 DMR 11:07.60 Bennett, Hunte, O’Sullivan, Franey Villanova 1990 Boys High School Records Event Mark Athlete School Year 100m 10.28 Walter Dix Coral Springs (Fla.) 2004 Mile 4:05.04 Steve Bolt Grisson (Ala.) 1973 3,200m 8:53.5 Billy Convey Everglades Ransom (Fla.) 1983 110mH 13.4 Larry Shipp St. Alabans (D.C.) 1972 High Jump 7-2 Matt Vincent Martin County (Fla.) 1999 7-2 Dothel Edwards Cedar Shoals (Ga.) 1984 Pole Vault 16-8.75 Chip Heuser St. Xavier (Fla.) 2003 Long Jump 25-4 Joey Wells Government (Bahamas) 1983 Triple Jump 52-4 Andre Scott Sanford Seminole (Fla.) 1994 Shot Put 65-4.75 Dock Luckie Ft. Pierce Central (Fla.) 1977 Discus 195-9 Wes Stockbarger Charlotte (Fla.) 2004 4x100m 41.02 Allen, Barnes, Dozier, Edwards Olympia (Fla.) 2003 4x200m 1:25.59 n/a Palatka (Fla.) 1994 4x400m 3:13.8 n/a Killian (Fla.) 1969 4x800m 7:43.1 n/a Brandon (Fla.) 1973 4x1600m 17:42.24 n/a Atlantic Community (Fla.) 2000 DMR 10:09.55 n/a Atlantic Community (Fla.) 2001 Girls High School Records Event Mark Athlete School Year 100m 11.37 Erica Whipple Palm Beach Lakes (Fla.) 2000 Mile 4:48.20 Shelly Steely Bishop Conwell (Pa.) 1980 3,200m 10:27.76 Wendy Neely Lake Braddock (Va.) 1986 100mH 13.72 Shantia Moss Pompano Beach (Fla.) 2004 High Jump 6-0 Viktoria Andonova Coral Springs (Fla.) 2004 Pole Vault 12-0 Lori Bowen Maclay (Fla.) 2005 12-0 Megan Miller Henderson (Fla.) 2005 Long Jump 20-6.5 Cornelia Jackson Miami Northeast (Fla.) 1979 Triple Jump 41-01 Viktoria Andonova Coral Springs (Fla.) 2004 Shot Put 49-6.5 Seilala Sua St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.) 1996 Discus 170-1 Seilala Sua St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.) 1996 4x100m 45.93 Crawford, Crattic, Lilly, Butler Oak Ridge (Fla.) 2004 4x200m 1:37.45 n/a St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.) 2000 4x400m 3:43.44 Lilly, Crawford, Austin, Bent Oak Ridge (Fla.) 2004 4x800m 9:10.9 n/a Orange Park (Fla.) 1983 4x1600m 21:11.17 n/a Episcopal (Fla.) 2005 DMR 12:08.17 Areson, Mascaro, Redfearn, Schappert Pope John Paul (Fla.) 2004 .
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