Herndon Monument - Table of Recorded Times

Table of Recorded Times

Scaling times of the Herndon Monument
Year Climbed Class Year Time (H:MM:SS) Scaler
1959 1962 0:12:00
1960 1963 John M. Truesdell
1962 1965 0:03:00 Ed Linz
1969 1972 0:01:30 Larry Fanning
1980 1983 2:43:00 Bill Freitag
1981 1984 1:21:00
1982 1985 1:44:00
1983 1986 1:43:55 Kevin Delamer
1984 1987 2:22:00
1985 1988 3:12:23 Chad Watson
1986 1989 1:23:07 Kenneth Grimes
1987 1990 1:51:20 Byron Hopkins
1988 1991 0:43:44 Melvyn Davis
1989 1992 1:51:30 Sam Cook
1990 1993 1:34:50 Larry Parker
1992 1995 2:21:37 James Golladay
1993 1996 1:38:20 Shaun Stephenson
1994 1997 1:44:20
1995 1998 4:05:17 Steve Fortmann
1996 1999 2:08:46
1997 2000 2:55:17
1998 2001 2:22:55 Josh Stewart
1999 2002 2:07:41
2000 2003 1:19:44
2001 2004 2:15:52 Alexander Lim
2002 2005 2:07:41 Daniel Knott
2003 2006 1:19:00 Daniel Shea
2004 2007 2:19:24 Philip Johnson
2005 2008 1:16:13 Dave Olson
2006 2009 1:14:15 Brian Richards
2007 2010 1:32:43 Jamie Shrock
2008 2011 2:35:59 Greg Reichel
2009 2012 1:14:38 Schyler Widman
2010 2013 0:02:05 Keegan Albi
2011 2014 2:41:32 Matthew Dalton
2012 2015 2:10:13 Andrew Craig

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