Thomas Boyden is the unspoken MVP of this race, sacrificing himself by blasting past the slow pacer w/ 650m left to ensure Leo would be on pace to break 4:00
Muscle Mind Connection yea he did I think that’s why he slowed so much than he almost caught Boyden in the last 200. I think he might have gotten closer if that did not happen
I’ve raced Leo several times, and watched him win countless times, including his 14:14 5K this fall, and I’ve never seen him lose. I can not wait to race him next year in college, and see where he goes from here!
As a former teammate of Leo, Ive never seen anyone like him. When I was a senior in highschool he was almost beating me as a freshman. Very proud of my boy!
Fewer people have gone to EVO championship for Smash Melee than climbing Everest. Thus climbing Everest is easier to fo than registering for a tournament.
3 of those guys running are on my team, absolutely unbelievable what these young athletes pulled off even if only Leo broke 4 it was still well worth the effort
Leo the Lion! That was gutsy, tears (yes the wet ones) from 250 out. I'd written off 4 min after the halfway split. This is what the world needs now. Stand tall Dasch man.
THANK YOU TRP for your wonderful videos. I am a rabid track fan having competed D1 decades ago. You know your sport and your productions help many of us fondly recall our days of "glory." Blessings.....
Not going to lie here those videos make me pretty emotional because as a track athlete and cross country runner I understand the countless hours and months and years you have to spend constly grinding to get to this level and the sacrifices you have to make. Really inspiring! Great performance.
@Dawson Thelin Question: What's the advantage of having someone (here, Boyden) leading for 3 laps? Is it psychological to have a pace setter in front? Or, is their actually an aerodynamic drafting advantage? I appreciate drafting on a road bike going 30 MPH. But does it also apply at ~15 MPH for runners? Or, do both psychological and aerodynamic reasons apply?
That is amazing. The closest I ever came to that was a 5:07 in seventh grade in 1966. Our football team was undefeated that year, too. I played defense. It was a good year. Wish I had kept running. Thanks for posting the video. I need to get my running shoes back on again. I hope Leo and Thomas keep up their running.
@@timmythehydra7481 Thanks, but there were always one or two faster, so I chose chemistry. I did start running again at age 30 and did well at local meets (26:32 200 meter in my late thirties). I love the 200 meter race. However, the Masters meets have dried up in recent years.
Yeah those were HORRIBLE pace setters. Any decent high school runner could've run a 1:59 and kept them on pace. I think that's why the second guy didn't break 4.
So impressive! Having been a miler myself back in 63-64 @ South Eugene H. S. In Eugene, Or and 1965-66 @ Roosevelt H. S. In Honolulu I can thoroughly appreciate what a wonderful accomplishment this was. Congratulations Leo!!
There's records of highschoolers running sub 4 minute miles, but you won't find the records on the internet. I saw one kid run sub 4 in Alaska in some backwater low population town.
re watching this video again just gives me chills. Amazing effort man. It takes a certain breed to push through all the pain and agony for a dream. Those type of people go further.
That's incredible! I ran 4:04.5 as a Jr in college back in the 70's. I never got any faster than that. Breaking that 4:00 barrier is still the benchmark for today's distance running athlete. It certainly puts you in very select company; especially if your still in High School. Well Done Leo!
I went to school at Mountain View High School, we were rivals with Highland. I had the pleasure to witness the power this kid has in his running. I hope things go great with his career.
Joseph the Great go run a 3:59 then if the pace is “pedestrian toilet”. Clearly you don’t understand the amount of training and dedication required to run that fast for that distance and frankly never will...
@Joseph the Great lmk when Matthew Boling ever beat an Olympic champion in his specialty race & made an entire generation of guys obsess over said distance. Boling is the best HS sprinter, but the best HS Trackster goes to Jim Ryun bud, deal with it.
@Joseph the Great if you couldn't tell from my comment, Jim Ryun was a high school distance runner who beat an Olympic champ, thought it was obvious. You clearly have recency bias, because what Ryun did in the 60's completely poops on anything Boling has done so far. He was the first high schooler to break 4 in the mile, the only high schooler to beat an Olympic champion in any sport, and ESPN's greatest high school athlete of all time. So unless you think your opinion matters more than ESPN, then you're wrong.
Since I'm a big nerd, I compiled a list of all the U19 sub-4 minute milers: 3:50.90 Hamza Driouch (QAT) 2012 3:52.28 Jakob Ingebrigtsen (NOR) 2018 3:53.29 Hillary Chenonge (KEN) 2003 3:53.43 Alan Webb (USA) 2001 3:54.56 Isaac Songok (USA) 2001 3:55.3 Jim Ryun (USA) 1965 3:55.50 Mohamed Al Garni (QAT) 2010 3:55.82 Graham Williamson (GBR) 1978 3:56.18 Belal Mansoor Ali (BRN) 2006 3:57.14 Mohammed Aman (ETH) 2011 3:57.42 Steve Cram (GBR) 1978 3:58.12 Nicholas Kiptanui Kemboi (KEN) 2007 3:58.45 Alex Cherop (UGA) 2009 3:59.3 Cornelius Chirchir (KEN) 2000 3:59.38 Grant Fisher (USA) 2015 3:59.54 Leo Daschbach (USA) 2020 3:59.7 Bennie Greyling (RSA) 1982 3:59.71 Lukas Verzbicas (LIT) 2011 3:59.8 Marty Liquori (USA) 1967 (U19 means all the way up to the year you turn 18)
Amazing race! This channel inspired me to start running again about three weeks ago and it feels awesome!! Thank you for another high quality production!
Watching Leo Daschbacb run that last lap makes me cry! His stride and turnover are incredible and relentless. What does it feel like to be able to do that? So much strength, training, and determination. And, of course, none of them collapse at the end. They just stop running.
Kudos to the Coaching staff at Highland High! Good Jobs Hawks! Without a doubt, it was an amazing performance!!! Being a former Husky, Highland has always had great runners!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I think Leo Daschbach, Cruz Culpeper, and Cole Hocker(freshman at u of o) are the future of US middle distance running. All have 50 second 400 speed, great endurance and a naturally great gear change for kicking
"Brought the world together"... Dude! I love your videos. I love running and runners but sincerely, this has nothing to do with "the world". It's USA high school track.
@@jacksonpope3955 at this point, not wearing a mask is like not wearing a condom: it may feel better, but you are putting yourselves and others at risk unnecessarily.
@@MrKylepg It's the least deadliest pandemic in history. You must be very liberal the way you want to tell people how to live their lives. This man Ryan was in a public venue at the time and he's talking about running and you bring up wearing a mask lmfao! If you're so scared of contracting the virus then stay home buddy.
.5 for a sub 4 mile is a actually a decent chunk of time, it is "destroys", especially knowing he's been training solo the whole time training for this sub 4
Sub-4, 5 guys way under 4:10... Wow, that has to be the fastest HS mile in history. And they did it without a track season. Well done boys; I mean MEN. Thank you Sacramento for hosting!
I keep thinking about this as a movie, where I’m the leader until Leo passes me and I yell “GO LEO” “YOU CAN DO IT”! And as I’m following him I forget about my own running and am fixated on the clock just past the finish line. When the time is shown I have so much joy for Leo and relish in the fact that I had the best seat in the house!!
Great race and accomplishment for the kid, big congrats to him! Poster, I am glad for your post and appreciated it very much, but, I hate click bait, destroy really!
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Thank you!
Thanks for the footage!
What is his age?
@@allathleticsproduction3583 either 17 or 18
@@DrReddit
Txn man 😀
@@allathleticsproduction3583 no prob
Imagine running a 4:17 mile and coming in last
My slow ass can't even break into the 4:30's wtf
@@memelibrary1744 Don't call that slow. Some of us can't do 6:30
Meme Library I can’t even break 5. You would be the best miler on my high school team
Sean Mulligan that’s deep 417 for lat wow
Exactly! What happened to the five minute mile 😂😂😂. Evolution of sports is amazing.
Thomas Boyden saved the race no 🧢 he took the third lap and got them back on pace, huge props to him
Agreed
I agree, he saved it when the pacers messed up
Selfless move
he never had a chance
Billy da Baller, as in Boyden didn’t have a chance to break 4? Because I disagree
Also, Daschbach reportedly ran a final lap of 56.81. Amazing.
I bet he could have ran at least a 3:58 if the pace was better
And I'm still struggling to get under 1 min for 400m
Thomas Soriano yea I agree I think 3:57 might have even been possible imagine if these guys had an actual season though
Absolutely unbelievable.
That would be around a 3:48-49 mile pace
I got chills when he cross the finish line
Same
Yeah same I think the music really set the mood as well lol
Same
Facts
Same
The guy that finished last would still SMASH almost anyone you have ever met in the mile. Wicked fast time.
Not almost, literally everyone
@@jaredthomas7993 well..
Last Dudes time is 50 seconds faster than my PR. Crazy to see
@Think4yourself ForOnce I apologize
Bruh my mile is 6 mins
Thomas Boyden is the unspoken MVP of this race, sacrificing himself by blasting past the slow pacer w/ 650m left to ensure Leo would be on pace to break 4:00
Amen glad I wasn’t the only to notice
Yeah it looked like Allred got cut off by one of them
Muscle Mind Connection yea he did I think that’s why he slowed so much than he almost caught Boyden in the last 200. I think he might have gotten closer if that did not happen
easton allred punching the air rn
Agreed
I’ve raced Leo several times, and watched him win countless times, including his 14:14 5K this fall, and I’ve never seen him lose. I can not wait to race him next year in college, and see where he goes from here!
william carter wait what?😂 I will certainly try!!
@@SilasWilloughby there is no try, only do
Daniel Giddings I am primarily an 800m runner, so we shall see!
Bruh, he lost to nico young at clovis, if he was there he would have nailed all of them
Kai Smithley I didn’t say he’s never lost, simply I’ve never seen it 😂. And idk, I personally feel like young is a tad overrated.
As a former teammate of Leo, Ive never seen anyone like him. When I was a senior in highschool he was almost beating me as a freshman. Very proud of my boy!
Ayo Devin my boy
age is pretty irrelevent in running. I was probably faster when I was 6 than I am now when I am 32
Sucks to be slow
Gustavo Paulette how does it feel to be slow Gus?
T Cain not too bad since My best mile time is 4:27. Trying to break 4:15 to feel quick
His last 200’s turnover was insane 🤯
Eric Lukan yeah his last 100m was around 12 seconds from what I saw in the video. Crazy
Yeah, he barely touched the ground.......
@@thomassoriano1645 erm no... definetly not 12 seconds. He looked slow.
@@Agresivul errrm... shut up, no one cares what u think. It was about 12 officially.
@@nate5773 nah not 12 , more like 13
Awesome. The 4 minute mile is still a small club. More people have summited Everest than have gone sub 4
Because summiting Mt. Everest is far more exciting than running a mile lmao
Fewer people have gone to EVO championship for Smash Melee than climbing Everest. Thus climbing Everest is easier to fo than registering for a tournament.
More people have been on the Moon 🌓
@@andersjakobsen9906 moon landings were faked
Ye, @Ashley Taylor
I see you also have 22 “flat earth” videos on your page.
Think you need two pink ones tonight
Congrats to Thomas Boydan for playing a vital role in helping Leo. Bravo guys.
3 of those guys running are on my team, absolutely unbelievable what these young athletes pulled off even if only Leo broke 4 it was still well worth the effort
what's the name of the team?
It’s Corner Canyon
Your pfp makes you look like a 9 year old.
Ya I know, I need to update that😂
Leo the Lion! That was gutsy, tears (yes the wet ones) from 250 out. I'd written off 4 min after the halfway split. This is what the world needs now. Stand tall Dasch man.
honorable mention as well to Cole Sprout for running a 4:02.42.......
Honorable mention to all of these Them. 4:17 for 8th too
Such an amazing race. Watching it live was crazy and between coming through 809 really slow and that crazy last lap it was genuinely emotional
Nice to see you here
My PR in the 400 was a :54 and I felt like I was going to die for a while after. I can't imagine keeping a 60second 400 pace for 4 laps. Insane.
glad to see cole sprout got a pr along with leo to end their high school careers
It truly is breathtaking
It's really great to see him continuing to succeed after they canceled Suite Life on Deck
Pretty sure everyone PRed
Would be nice of us normal varsity athletes got a track season. Special service to them I see.
I remember how giddy I was running sub 4 minutes in high school; on my 3rd lap...
Albert Yang so you got sub 5:20? Thats still good :))
The music during the race is spot on.
what’s the name of the music?
@@brycew6675 The race music is: “Thoughts” by Adrian Berenguer
I know the attention is focused on leo, but the rest of the boys all ran incredible miles, and likely pr's for most of them
Went to high school with Leo, incredible talent and puts in the hard work to back it up💯
The race kinda felt like the kipchoge sub 2 hour marathon attempt
Completely agree. The whole race was magical, but that final lap was simply unforgettable.
CoRe Omega Kipchoge could do this in his sleep 😴
@@jujuloaf755 Kipchoge has also been running longer than leos been alive
@@jujuloaf755 really? What's his fastest mile time?
@@Manuel-pd9kf he ran a 3:37 1500 so safe to say he could easily go sub 4
Can’t lie....the music and the fact that he achieved the goal almost made me cry
I got exactly the same . We think the same
I'm gonna cry. I'll be there in three years, mark my words!
THANK YOU TRP for your wonderful videos. I am a rabid track fan having competed D1 decades ago. You know your sport and your productions help many of us fondly recall our days of "glory." Blessings.....
music very fitting! Happy to see a fellow Arizonian break 4 in the mile! :)
do you know the name of the music
@@brycew6675 thoughts adrian berenguer
Not going to lie here those videos make me pretty emotional because as a track athlete and cross country runner I understand the countless hours and months and years you have to spend constly grinding to get to this level and the sacrifices you have to make. Really inspiring! Great performance.
I was good friends with Leo’s older brother in high school! An incredible accomplishment and so excited to see this! 🙌🏻
Boyden is the real 🐐 eating up that 3rd lap and making it possible for Daschbach to break 4
@Dawson Thelin Question: What's the advantage of having someone (here, Boyden) leading for 3 laps? Is it psychological to have a pace setter in front? Or, is their actually an aerodynamic drafting advantage? I appreciate drafting on a road bike going 30 MPH. But does it also apply at ~15 MPH for runners? Or, do both psychological and aerodynamic reasons apply?
AWESOME performance guys.
My PR: 4:55 back in 1985.
Even that was painful to do....
Once again you have put together an excellent upload. I always enjoy watch a good mile race, but this once was extra fun to watch!
The Athlete Special is quivering right now
The whole bunch were bleeding fast. Great work by all. And awesome stuff by Leo!
I’m surprised I’ve never heard of this guy. Great Job👍🏼👍🏼
IMP_ LettuseIOS he’s been underrated for a long time even tho he ran the fastest 5k US XC time in High school this Fall
He’s been an absolute legend here in Arizona since he was a sophomore
Hard to hear of him when he wasn't even allowed to race this season :/
Thomas Soriano *2nd fastest, Dathan Ritzenhein tan 14:10 at the Michigan State meet in 2001.
That is amazing. The closest I ever came to that was a 5:07 in seventh grade in 1966. Our football team was undefeated that year, too. I played defense. It was a good year. Wish I had kept running. Thanks for posting the video. I need to get my running shoes back on again. I hope Leo and Thomas keep up their running.
5:07 in 7th grade is insane it is too bad you didn’t keep it up
@@timmythehydra7481 Thanks, but there were always one or two faster, so I chose chemistry. I did start running again at age 30 and did well at local meets (26:32 200 meter in my late thirties). I love the 200 meter race. However, the Masters meets have dried up in recent years.
The pacer seriously gonna leave them with a 1:57 last 800m?
Yeah those were HORRIBLE pace setters. Any decent high school runner could've run a 1:59 and kept them on pace. I think that's why the second guy didn't break 4.
So impressive! Having been a miler myself back in 63-64 @ South Eugene H. S. In Eugene, Or and 1965-66 @ Roosevelt H. S. In Honolulu I can thoroughly appreciate what a wonderful accomplishment this was. Congratulations Leo!!
TRP: Only you can make a high school 1 mile race feel as exciting as Cooper docking with the Endurance. "Come on, TARS!"
There's records of highschoolers running sub 4 minute miles, but you won't find the records on the internet. I saw one kid run sub 4 in Alaska in some backwater low population town.
I think there might be a second Leo to be on the list in a few years. I’m talking about Leo Young 👀
Lex is a bit faster i think
LEROYONE ye
i heard u have a fetish for chucks toes
I predict one twin wins the state 1600 and the other wins the 3200😂
Russel Branson who’s chuck? Campo coach?
re watching this video again just gives me chills. Amazing effort man. It takes a certain breed to push through all the pain and agony for a dream. Those type of people go further.
"the table is set...dinner is served...the dinner bell just rang...let's see if any of these guys want a taste of HISTORY!"
That's incredible! I ran 4:04.5 as a Jr in college back in the 70's. I never got any faster than that. Breaking that 4:00 barrier is still the benchmark for today's distance running athlete. It certainly puts you in very select company; especially if your still in High School. Well Done Leo!
I remember when he pulled up to a dual meet at our school and my dumbass went out in a 28 the first 200m with him 😂😂😂
Very well calculated move
what's a duel meet?
@@aidenjohn4937 Just two schools
@@matthewsanchez4207 oh wow I guess that's pretty obvious, my school always goes to bigger meets
I went to school at Mountain View High School, we were rivals with Highland. I had the pleasure to witness the power this kid has in his running. I hope things go great with his career.
A quarter of a second faster and he would've been 4th best high schooler of all time
@Joseph the Great was the fact that it is the mile not implied lmao
Joseph the Great I’m sure everyone got what he meant except you😂😂😂
Joseph the Great go run a 3:59 then if the pace is “pedestrian toilet”. Clearly you don’t understand the amount of training and dedication required to run that fast for that distance and frankly never will...
@Joseph the Great lmk when Matthew Boling ever beat an Olympic champion in his specialty race & made an entire generation of guys obsess over said distance. Boling is the best HS sprinter, but the best HS Trackster goes to Jim Ryun bud, deal with it.
@Joseph the Great if you couldn't tell from my comment, Jim Ryun was a high school distance runner who beat an Olympic champ, thought it was obvious. You clearly have recency bias, because what Ryun did in the 60's completely poops on anything Boling has done so far. He was the first high schooler to break 4 in the mile, the only high schooler to beat an Olympic champion in any sport, and ESPN's greatest high school athlete of all time. So unless you think your opinion matters more than ESPN, then you're wrong.
Since I'm a big nerd, I compiled a list of all the U19 sub-4 minute milers:
3:50.90 Hamza Driouch (QAT) 2012
3:52.28 Jakob Ingebrigtsen (NOR) 2018
3:53.29 Hillary Chenonge (KEN) 2003
3:53.43 Alan Webb (USA) 2001
3:54.56 Isaac Songok (USA) 2001
3:55.3 Jim Ryun (USA) 1965
3:55.50 Mohamed Al Garni (QAT) 2010
3:55.82 Graham Williamson (GBR) 1978
3:56.18 Belal Mansoor Ali (BRN) 2006
3:57.14 Mohammed Aman (ETH) 2011
3:57.42 Steve Cram (GBR) 1978
3:58.12 Nicholas Kiptanui Kemboi (KEN) 2007
3:58.45 Alex Cherop (UGA) 2009
3:59.3 Cornelius Chirchir (KEN) 2000
3:59.38 Grant Fisher (USA) 2015
3:59.54 Leo Daschbach (USA) 2020
3:59.7 Bennie Greyling (RSA) 1982
3:59.71 Lukas Verzbicas (LIT) 2011
3:59.8 Marty Liquori (USA) 1967
(U19 means all the way up to the year you turn 18)
Congratulations to Leo! Great job!
as an athlete i know that feeling of everyone cheering for you as you try your best to break records. It brought tears to my eyes, truly amazing Leo👏
absolutely spectacular final 250
Drinking my morning coffee enjoying this, I'll run 5 K within the hour and have This young man and all of them in my heart & mind.
CONGRATULATIONS-
Daschbach's from my neighborhood! Represent Gilbert, Arizona!!!
Glad I decided to watch that. I still have goosebumps
Thanks......that was good. Be nice if'n Nico Young took a shot at the 3200 record.
Wow what a fast mile, i watching the last 100 meters I was expecting a sub 3:57! But even though it wasn’t that fast, that finish was legendary
Lmao the girl in green on the final home stretch showing him how to run, i think he knows how to run
What a great race for all theses great athletes!!Gheez at my best I was 4:20.. always so impressive seeing such endurance!
Great video coverage, posted on LetsRun
Amazing race! This channel inspired me to start running again about three weeks ago and it feels awesome!! Thank you for another high quality production!
the title says "destroys the 4 mile", but he only beats the 4 mile by half a second
he destroyed it better than you could
@@jackson_vande5919 irrelevant, less than a half second isn't destroying it, it's just beating it. But, views count, right?
@@RussellTelker Why are you worrying about the title instead of admiring what a high schooler just accomplished?
@@memelibrary1744 because I hate clickbait.
Back Road Customs you realize that half a second is a good chunk of time when you’re running that fast right?
Watching Leo Daschbacb run that last lap makes me cry! His stride and turnover are incredible and relentless. What does it feel like to be able to do that? So much strength, training, and determination. And, of course, none of them collapse at the end. They just stop running.
He straight up ran the last 200 like he was on fire. Lol
Kudos to the Coaching staff at Highland High! Good Jobs Hawks! Without a doubt, it was an amazing performance!!! Being a former Husky, Highland has always had great runners!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hamilton? Or Horizon?
@@noahsarsam9685 Hamilton
@@noahsarsam9685 Hamilton
The quarantine Classico LOL.. I mean where do I even begin with this joke
Now that was amazing. Congratulations Leo. I wonder what universities are wanting you.
Of all the billions of humans to live on earth, less than 0.0000015% have ran a sub 4 minute mile
Amazing finish. I can't believe how much he had left in the tank. What an awesome video !!
“Destroys”
-beat by 1/2 second.
In the world of running races often come down to those half a secounds
@@timmythehydra7481 right, but that half a second is considered a “win”. “Destroys” by 1/2 second is clickbait.
I think Leo Daschbach, Cruz Culpeper, and Cole Hocker(freshman at u of o) are the future of US middle distance running. All have 50 second 400 speed, great endurance and a naturally great gear change for kicking
Cruz Culpepper would've won if he was there imo. Better speed than Leo & his 4:00.1 indoors was a more impressive run tbh
"Brought the world together"... Dude! I love your videos. I love running and runners but sincerely, this has nothing to do with "the world". It's USA high school track.
steve jodoin doubt
A beautiful achievement. Just beautiful. Congratulations Leo Daschbach.
Bro you videos are getting more views than milesplit and flotrack hahahaha 😂😜
watching races like this give me goosebumps
*Thomas boyden with an E
Wow! What a race! Amazing times. Thanks!
I was lucky enough to be there to watch it was an amazing race to whiteness
Ryan Hart hopefully you were wearing a mask if you were on the homestretch
@@MrKylepg why
@@MrKylepg Fuck off mask Nazi
@@jacksonpope3955 at this point, not wearing a mask is like not wearing a condom: it may feel better, but you are putting yourselves and others at risk unnecessarily.
@@MrKylepg It's the least deadliest pandemic in history. You must be very liberal the way you want to tell people how to live their lives. This man Ryan was in a public venue at the time and he's talking about running and you bring up wearing a mask lmfao! If you're so scared of contracting the virus then stay home buddy.
Stunning work all around! great job!
"Brought the world together". I can't take any video about US High School athletics seriously after that.
Wow!!! Another NEXT LEVEL video from TRP, thank you for your continuous meticulous work!!!! :)
Nice job, but "destroys" by 0.46s? Remember that Jim Ryun ran faster on cinders.
Still sub 4, not many high schoolers can say that, just because he is not the best ever dosent mean he didn't destroy this race.
Put it this way: if you run sub four you just destroyed that race. Especially in high school. College kids would love to run sub four
Tom Simpson someone always has to hate smh
These are the memories that will last. Give it up to that cat deciding to go with everything he had until running on fumes. RESPECT 💯💯💯
"Destroys" lol?
.5 for a sub 4 mile is a actually a decent chunk of time, it is "destroys", especially knowing he's been training solo the whole time training for this sub 4
@@DrReddit 3:57 or something is getting destroyed. Unless you think breaking 4:00 and destroys 4:00 is the same thing at 3:59:54 ha
This channel is great but it does rather overdo the hyperbole.
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I could give 2 f'ks about high school sports; but....damn.....that was neat to watch and kudos to all those kids!!!
"Destroys the 4 minute mile" by .46 seconds
Fantastic run but very click baity *shakes head*
Dang. That last lap kick was phenomenal.
Sub-4, 5 guys way under 4:10... Wow, that has to be the fastest HS mile in history. And they did it without a track season. Well done boys; I mean MEN. Thank you Sacramento for hosting!
Frankly I’ve never been a running fan since ben Johnson, but subscribed- good work
Amazing! Wished Texas, Ryan shoppe would been on this talented field
Great race and effort from all the participants. I have to admit, I was exhausted just watching this spectacular race. 👍👌👏
awesome teared up a little
thanks
Great edit! I like the graphics!
Inspiring high school athlete in times of pandemic COVID19. Congratulations 🏆
That's Oakridge high school...I was class of 2006. :) Time flies
I keep thinking about this as a movie, where I’m the leader until Leo passes me and I yell “GO LEO” “YOU CAN DO IT”! And as I’m following him I forget about my own running and am fixated on the clock just past the finish line. When the time is shown I have so much joy for Leo and relish in the fact that I had the best seat in the house!!
Anyone else getting that pre-race adrenaline?? I haven't run track in 10 years and I still feel it watching these!
Goose bumps stuff this!!! Brilliiant!!!
That was fun to watch.
So beautiful to watch....bravo for all the runners!!!
Great race and accomplishment for the kid, big congrats to him! Poster, I am glad for your post and appreciated it very much, but, I hate click bait, destroy really!