Boys Meet Records
100 Meters Jamere Holland (Taft, Woodland Hills, CA) 10.36 2006
200 Meters Henry Thomas (Hawthorne, CA) 20.79 1985
400 Meters Bryshon Nellum (Poly, Long Beach, CA) 46.02 2007
800 Meters Michael Granville (Bell Gardens, CA) 1:47.96 1995
1600 Meters Alan Webb (South Lakes, Reston, VA) 3:59.51c 2001
3200 Meters Thom Hunt (Patrick Henry, San Diego, CA) 8:42.30 1976
5000 Meters Chris Derrick (Neuqua Valley, IL) 13:55.96 2008
110 Meter High Hurdles Johnathan Cabral (Agoura, Agoura Hills, CA) 13.43 2011
300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles David Klech (California, San Ramon, CA) 35.45 2006
4x100 Meter Relay Muir, Pasadena, CA 40.28 1997
4x200 Meter Relay Serra, Gardena, CA 1:25.84 2010
4x400 Meter Relay Muir, Pasadena, CA 3:08.92 1996
4x800 Meter Relay L.B. Poly, Long Beach, CA 7:42.36 2003
4x1600 Meter Relay Loyola, Los Angeles, CA 17:12.23 2012
800m Sprint Medley Poly, Long Beach, CA 1:28.43 2007
1600m Sprint Medley Rancho Verde, Moreno Valley, CA 3:26.60 2008
Distance Medley Atlantic Community, Del Ray Beach, FL 9:57.88 2001
4x110 Shuttle Hurdles Relay Brophy Prep, Phoenix, AZ 59.28 2007
High Jump Mike Morrison (Willingboro, NJ) 7-03.00 2003
Pole Vault Nico Weiler (Los Gatos, CA) 17-04 2008
Long Jump Dion Bentley (Penn Hills, Pittsburgh, PA) 25-03.75 1989
Triple Jump Will Claye (Mountain Pointe, Phoenix, AZ) 51-07.50 2009
Shot Put Brent Noon (Fallbrook, CA) 71-04.25 1990
Discus Throw Niklas Arrhenius (Mountain View, Orem UT) 234-03 2001
Decathlon (HS implements) Curtis Beach (Albuquerque, NM) 7,909 2009
Decathlon (International implements) Gunnar Nixon (Santa Fe, Edmond, OK) 7,524 2011 (also 7,577 wind-aided)
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