Gerry Lindgren - High School Personal Records

High School Personal Records

  • 1500 meters - 3:44.6 (1964)
  • 1-mile (1.6 km) - 4:01.5 (1964) (2nd fastest in history in 1964; #8 all time among American high schoolers as of 2011)
  • 3000 meters - 8:06.3i (1964) High School Record (4th best of all time as of 2011)
  • 2-mile (3.2 km) - 8:40.0i (1964) High School Record (as of 2011 is still the 4th All-time American High School time: and 1st all-time indoors)
  • 3 miles (4.8 km) - 13:17.0 (1964)
  • 5000 meters - 13:44.0 (1964) High School Record (2nd All-time American High School time as of 2011)
  • 10000 meters - 29:17.6 (1964) High School Record (5th best all time as of 2011)

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