You’ve listed Brandon in your all time list even though he was disqualified. If he was disqualified then the performance never happened and should not be listed
At the time I wrote that post, he hadn’t been disqualified. As soon as I learned about the DQ, I wrote a second post about that. I’m not going to go back and delete or edit an earlier post.
Reuben I guess you get your rankings from mile split. I have emailed Robert Kellert under separate cover. Rankings list all time MOC 4×4 Camden 2006 3:47.55. That was the 2005 team, not the 2006.
Additionally, all time lists 4×4 Camden 3:47.55. At the 2005 Penn SJ 4×4 Camden ran 3:46.94 a record that still stands. The next day the same quartet ran 3:45.41 for 4th in the Championship of America final (their 3rd consecutive (CofA final), a then SJ record. Neither of these performances are listed.
On the indoor list that same 95 quartet ran 3:48.00 at Harvard at the Easterns States tying the then state record held by Plainfield.
A different note, the six young ladies of that Speedcity unit broke the South Jersey record in the 4×2, the 4×4 and the sprint medley, I doubt any high school squad ever held 3 of the 8 recognized relays at one time. They also ran then top 5 SJ performances in the 4×1 and 4×8.
Billy Wright CHS Coach 1990-96
Reuben,
On today’s list of indoor mile marks under 4:20, John Richardson (Ocean City) is missing. John ran 4:19.63 while finishing 2nd at the 2002 New Balance Games.
LUKE FISHER—SOUTH JERSEY SECTIONALS CHAMPIONSHIPS, SHAWNEE , JAVELIN, 1987. 197’10. GREG HINES, SOUTH JERSEY SECTIONALS CHAMPIONSHIPS, EDGEWOOD REG.—JAVELIN, 196’5”. KERRY VIVETT, EDGEWOOD REG. SOUTH JERSEY SECTIONALS CHAMPIONSHIPS. 1985 HIGH JUMP—6’11 1/2”
I’m just writing to inform you that Baxton is no longer the Throws Coach at Rowan University, Vanita Moses is.
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You’ve listed Brandon in your all time list even though he was disqualified. If he was disqualified then the performance never happened and should not be listed
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At the time I wrote that post, he hadn’t been disqualified. As soon as I learned about the DQ, I wrote a second post about that. I’m not going to go back and delete or edit an earlier post.
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Reuben I guess you get your rankings from mile split. I have emailed Robert Kellert under separate cover. Rankings list all time MOC 4×4 Camden 2006 3:47.55. That was the 2005 team, not the 2006.
Additionally, all time lists 4×4 Camden 3:47.55. At the 2005 Penn SJ 4×4 Camden ran 3:46.94 a record that still stands. The next day the same quartet ran 3:45.41 for 4th in the Championship of America final (their 3rd consecutive (CofA final), a then SJ record. Neither of these performances are listed.
On the indoor list that same 95 quartet ran 3:48.00 at Harvard at the Easterns States tying the then state record held by Plainfield.
A different note, the six young ladies of that Speedcity unit broke the South Jersey record in the 4×2, the 4×4 and the sprint medley, I doubt any high school squad ever held 3 of the 8 recognized relays at one time. They also ran then top 5 SJ performances in the 4×1 and 4×8.
Billy Wright CHS Coach 1990-96
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Reuben,
On today’s list of indoor mile marks under 4:20, John Richardson (Ocean City) is missing. John ran 4:19.63 while finishing 2nd at the 2002 New Balance Games.
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Got it, don’t know how I missed him! Thanks for the heads up!
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LUKE FISHER—SOUTH JERSEY SECTIONALS CHAMPIONSHIPS, SHAWNEE , JAVELIN, 1987. 197’10. GREG HINES, SOUTH JERSEY SECTIONALS CHAMPIONSHIPS, EDGEWOOD REG.—JAVELIN, 196’5”. KERRY VIVETT, EDGEWOOD REG. SOUTH JERSEY SECTIONALS CHAMPIONSHIPS. 1985 HIGH JUMP—6’11 1/2”
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Javelin cutoff is 202 feet.
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