A very interesting relay event. Not often contested. Many years ago, my HS held this record. Even our best runners (4:14 and 4:17) were no where near this level. Not many University track teams could beat this in the early season......congrats to boys......thanks for posting
@@seanmcadams1216 🤔Colin Sahlman has the high school 2 mile record, Lex, Leo, and Aaron are still juniors and Leo Young has the high school 3 mile record. Nico Young is already a great D1 athlete, so they'll certainly be high quality D1 athletes themselves.
you should do a video on Nick Griggs (ireland) who ran the second fastest mile all time for an U20 athlete at 17 years old with a time of 3:56.40 3 days ago
If these 4 awesome athletes stay together as a team through college, I will not be surprised to see this record fall in the coming years. Massive respect for the dedication and talent that resulted in this record.
History suggests that many high school wonders, especially well coached and trained ones, don't rise to the top. This doesn't eliminate them and I wish them nothing but the best. Some where there are guys who are running great times on teams that aren't maximizing potential.
@@lesmoore3638 I guess that’s why it seems that they’ll be following Nico’s footsteps by joining NAU. Nico has continued to improve his times and form since high school.
@@Oooooo-xi2mx I'm just referencing studies I've seen and who rises to the TOP. Allen Webb was great BUT.....If I were a D1 coach I'd be looking for guys with great times from school with no tradition of excellence.
Hi Angel. It really saddens me to hear that. For a High School runner, still developing physically, to be "asked" (or told!) to run another race the next day, will simply destroy him within a few years. Sadly, this is what happens to most College Middle/long distance runners. After having race meeting where they are required to race sometime 3 or 4 times in a weekend, plus "peaking" multiple times a year, for Cross country, Road (sometimes), Indoor Track and then Outdoor track... it just destroys them. Burnt out by age 23/24. That's why 98% of College middle distance track runners retire at end of college. It's sad. The top USA middle distance runners hit their career peaks in late 20's early 30's.
@@cincydooley Hi Sean. The point was, they retired "early" BEFORE they actually hit their career peak age/level of performance because the College system had burnt them out. It's very simple.
@@johnwilson5743 you do realise its the average amount to race in a meet is 3 events right. the max you can is 4 and im sure they wouldnt be back to back. im a freshman running 3 events every meet. dont make excuses if you havent done it before
i was lucky enough to be there to watch this! absolutely insane race, and the energy in the stadium was so exhilarating. there was not a single person in the stadium who wasn’t standing and cheering as loud as they could in the last lap. amazing!
I guessed 16:39s,wowed and amazed, absolutely happy to be wrong,Andrew does an awesome job explaining the splits which is my favorite part of the videos!!!
I guessed 16:32 but bought the hype video and changed it to 16:22 (if my memory serves me right). I think they could come close to 16:22 with a few smarter first 400s?
Crazy to say that this record can go down again next year , there whole squad is all juniors and there next fastest guy is a 4:19 guy (hector Martinez) by next year they will all improve and we can see this go down again 😳
If they run it again, and smarter, this year it could well go down. First 400 at 3:52 pace isn't well advised. Especially in a race where you're going to be all by yourself.
Well Colin will be @ Northern Arizona University this coming fall with Nico Young, brother to the twins (Leo & Lex). Their coach has committed the team to running the 4 xMile @ Penn Relays. So the 4 guys will have Colin again. Hoping the best for these guys to getting as close as they can to a mark of 16 minutes. Those guys are no joke!
It’s extremely difficult to run a sub-4 with a baton. Only sub-4 on Newbury Park is Colin. The national record was highly likely. They didn’t stand a chance to run sub-16:00. These four high school runners can go 1-4 in most cross country races and in their premiere track events.
I think the excitement caused All the boys to go out about 1 - 11/2 seconds too quickly on their first 400m. I thought Aaron could have run a 4:07, Leo & Lex around 4:04, and Colin 4:00-4:01. Add in that having to run around slower traffic probably added another second to the total time, it’s possible that they could have finished under 16:15! AMAZING!
The fact that they're two sets of brothers on the same team is remarkable in and of itself. That all 4 are so incredibly talented is just unbelievable. Wish them the best.
2 sets of brothers breaking record... what a way to go Newbury Park...amazing and this record will stand for a long time. congrats for peaking at the right time and for an awesome mind set plus brotherhood of running superboys
Their coach said afterward that he was trying to get them to run their opening quarters a little more under control, but the adrenalin was high and they had never run a relay before. In fact, at least one of them had never even run on an indoor track before. With 3 of the guys being only juniors, the coach said they will be back again next year to try to do even better. I am officially a Newbury Park groupie.
whats crazy was i was at the armory yesterday just watching some races waiting for mine and i feel someone tap my shoulder. when i turned around billydakid and the newbury park team was surrounding me. leo puts a mic to my fast and starts interviewing me. i still cant believe it happened😭😭
Newflash: If you train at collegiate levels in high school (and survive), you can run at collegiate levels. Sean Brosnan and his runners are doing a terrific job reviving American distance running! Total respect.
I was really hoping to see them break 16 but even still, getting under 16:30 is incredible, especially for high school. I feel like this will be a record that stays on the books for many years to come.
Also to consider is that Lex Young, Leo Young, Aaron Sahlman, and Hector Martinez will be returning Seniors next year and Dev Doshi returns as a Junior. If they stay healthy and continue improving their times by way of their phenomenal workouts, they could possibly be even better than this years team! The outdoor Track season could be a good indicator as to what we might expect from them.
I’m impressed, but even more considering they did it while everybody expected nothing less from them. So much pressure on these high school athletes and they delivered, again, where veterans failed under such great expectations.
Okay, yes, I'll admit to scheduling my weekend around trying to find out how Newbury Park ran. And, I'm very glad they showed up with their A game. But, another HS national record was set yesterday too. How about a video on Ridge HS. I grew up in Somerville NJ and had many XC and T&F meets against Ridge in both dual meets and county and conference meets. Hearing how they set a national record in the DMR made me proud to have grown up in central jersey (exit 10 btw).
It looked to me as if they were trying to hit 60, 63/64, 63/64, 60. The first splits were indeed very fast. Not quite sure what the strategy there was, It could very well just be accidental. After I watched one of the post-race interviews this seemed to be the most likely answer. Very impressive race in my eyes, hope to get a mile as fast as those splits someday.
@@mr.mastermine7083 i like your concept BUT why do folks run the first split so fast? I'd say for obtaining a good position in a competitive race, which this was not. Physiologically, a more even pace with slightly depending splits would be optimal.
@@lesmoore3638 While I do agree that physiologically more even splits are often a better way to run solo. I think that remembering that the runners are still in high school is important. just because they run fast times doesn't mean that they have the same pacing and Adrenaline control as professionals. When I race, while nowhere near as fast, my splits often are similar to these being fastest at the start with slightly slower splits in the middle and then again a fast-finishing split. I also don't put it past them to be training through this race and using it for an opportunity to test their ability to cycle out lactic acid.
@@mr.mastermine7083 "Training through" is a possibility. It wouldn't explain, to me, why you'd go out like a rocket? I suggest that testing ones ability to deal with lactic acid is best done in training and not at the Armory when trying to set a national record, but that's me. They are not freshman, this was not their first big race and I have no doubt they know about splits and that going out at a 3:50 pace is a bad idea for a 4:05/4:10 miler. Any runner of mine knew damn well that they were to fast well before the 400 meter split. Maybe this is impossible at the Armory but, in big races, my runners knew the pace plan and they were informed where they stood at 100 or 200 meters. Maybe big races were more important to me because I was involved in far fewer then this amazing, almost mythical, team. Why are your splits like they are. Something like 105, 95, 95, 105% is typical but why? I'd say the only reason for going fast in the first split is for positioning purposes and this was of no consequence in this race where they were head and shoulders above the competition. The consequences of being 2 seconds two slow are a lot easier to correct than those of being 2 seconds two fast. If there goal was to run 16:20, they failed and the reason was visibly demonstrated in those first laps. I have none of the information they have and I am not attacking these boys or the coach but I seriously doubt they would think I'm far from the mark. They're to good to not know better.
Absolutely amazing performance…. The entire team is one freak after another they are just something else. So much respect for these young guys. Makes you wish that they would stick together for college just so we could all watch them keep running together.
I remember that team, I was there for that race. Their coach had always encouraged the Greek army philosophy to build loyalty among teammates. It worked.
Remember that these guys are running completely on their own and moving around lapping other teams three times with no pacing on an indoor track. They could crush this time on an outdoor track especially with upper level competition
This is something the super hyped promo video disregarded. This event is a boring test of will. It's tough to run PR without company pushing you. It is an indoor records and it seems that the only team that could run hip to hip would be a composite. They seem to be a cut above anything.
@@lesmoore3638 Yeah, considering they finished 1,2,3,6 at Running Lane, they might be faster than a composite team from all other high school runners. Granted, not all the elite runners were able to make Running Lane, but then those missing runners probably wouldn’t be able to make the trip to a Newbury Park vs The Field race either.
@@Oooooo-xi2mx 1) I was making a point. 2) I'm willing to bet that a relay team could be formed to CHALLENGE* NP if I were given EVERY HIGH SCHOOL RUNNER IN THE US! *This being my point, to create a 4x1600m relay where NP has the best conditions for running a better time.
@@Oooooo-xi2mx okay, a little checking and here's my team. Jackson Barna. - 4:06 1600m Reinhardt Harrison. - 2:22 1000m Will S. From Woodstock hs. -1:48 800 Josh Yeagar. - 8:47 3200m I think NP would be CHALLENGED. A better team is probably out there but I'm not paying milesplit to find it. :)
A very special time in their lives. They will never again be on a relay team where each member is that much better than the field -- a truly unique moment. They all will have interesting, good careers, but this is a really special convergence of a lot of things. Enjoy it, guys!
Can we get a video on Alex Smith for long jump? He’s my friend and he won the new balance nationals in long jump! His potential for college is only growing.
It may seem like a bold prediction but if these kids are entered in a collegiate 4xmile outdoors I think they can seriously threaten 16:00. Their pacing wasn’t great considering they had no one to run with and constantly were lapping kids. Aaron Sahlman has already run a 4:05 and Colin has dipped under 4. Lex’s opening 400 was 57, way too fast. The adrenaline of the Armory crowd clearly kicked in. They have a shot at 16 outdoors just need to be in a race with like competitors, which would be collegiate athletes.
bro he said it in the video only two teams have ever broken 16 and they were two pro teams. the 4xmile is such a shit event because if you're trying to actually run a fast time all the legs except for the lead off is basically a time trial. plus, literally every 4xmile in the history of college just comes down to the anchor leg nobody shoots for a fast time in that event so if they would have to lead the entire race wire to wire
"Approach" has a lot of wiggle room in it. What do their PR and up to? 16:16? That's a lot to ask from the 2 or 3 seconds you might get from 3 rolling starts.
@@kaluker1 Thank you! A sane voice in the world of over hyped expectations. Christ, it's like "all they have to do is lower their PRs by an average of 7 seconds while running alone." Hopefully their coach is more level headed then what I'm seeing in this thread. If I were coaching them the next time they ran it, I'd give them first 100m times to hit and be reading it off (might be illegal?). I use to do it. I think I had a code. Cheaters amnesia. :)
@@lesmoore3638 I never said "while running alone" I said with collegiate competition on an outdoor track. They have a decent shot but I will admit it's going to take the perfect day with everyone having that perfect race.
@@weezadam I wasn't referring to you (I can see how you might think that) but indicating the general sentiment of the comment thread. I will say that "a shot" is pretty vague. Coming down an average of 5 sec get them to 16:08 which is good enough for taking a shot. Even odds, how much would you bet they break 16?
Phenomenal. With proper pacing and competition, NP could run 6-8 seconds quicker. These kids are gonna be crazy fast 3k and 5k runners at NAU. Can’t wait for the outdoor season. Congratulation NP!!!
2:02. Actually it’s not that fast for a high school athlete according one certain coach. That attitude, along with genetics and hard work makes these guys special.
walked outside my hotel on saturday and these four were just chilling there w their coach waiting for an uber lol got pics w them right before the record
If they all stay healthy I predict a 16:10 outdoors for sure I think Leo and Aaron can go 359-401 in the open mile and lex can go 403ish. Colin I don’t even know maybe 355
I wish Colin Sahlman had competed in a high school mile this season to join the sub 4 minute mile in high school only competition. Looking forward to a head to head match up with Gary Martin of Pennsylvania, who broke the 4 minute mile barrier recently.
It's crazy because those are INDOOR TRACK TIMES!!! If they have the same kind of performance during the outdoor season they could possibly get the second fastest time ever.
That’s insane. That HS has to recruit. To understand what a 4 minute mile is like, start your car and set the cruise to 15mph. Now, try to keep up for 100m… 200m… a quarter mile. Most people can’t run 15mph for 1 sec. Whether they recruit or not, bravo. Unbelievable.
I predicted 16m 22s? I originally said 16m 32s but bought the hype of the leadup video. Let's see. Looks like the team bought the hype also. They didn't run smart first 400s. Combining PR and equating it to a, run alone, 4 mile relay ignored reality. I think they could have run 16:22 if they'd avoided "suicidal" first 400s. Still awsome. I hope they get another chance with a better handle on pace.
No, YOU were speculating that they would beat 16:00. And you were telling people that they were running at the Nike meet on Staten Island, not the NB meet at the Armory.
my teamates got 4th and couldn’t stop talking about how incredible newbury park was! Huge congrats to this team.
A very interesting relay event. Not often contested. Many years ago, my HS held this record. Even our best runners (4:14 and 4:17) were no where near this level. Not many University track teams could beat this in the early season......congrats to boys......thanks for posting
@kian tatsuo Nope.....this is almost the start of the REAL track season.
These boys are going to be winning titles in college if they keep up performances like these.
They already are amazing
*even more amazing!
They’re ok, I think d2 at best
@@seanmcadams1216 🤔Colin Sahlman has the high school 2 mile record, Lex, Leo, and Aaron are still juniors and Leo Young has the high school 3 mile record. Nico Young is already a great D1 athlete, so they'll certainly be high quality D1 athletes themselves.
duh
Have been an track fan for 40 years, never had the pleasure of getting to know the up and coming talent before like this. I’m so grateful 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
you should do a video on Nick Griggs (ireland) who ran the second fastest mile all time for an U20 athlete at 17 years old with a time of 3:56.40 3 days ago
i second this
I third this
who's first
Mate I DM’d him like one minute after the race and he replied, he’s not gonna do it
@@harrisonthegr8526 my guess is Webb but idk
If these 4 awesome athletes stay together as a team through college, I will not be surprised to see this record fall in the coming years. Massive respect for the dedication and talent that resulted in this record.
History suggests that many high school wonders, especially well coached and trained ones, don't rise to the top. This doesn't eliminate them and I wish them nothing but the best. Some where there are guys who are running great times on teams that aren't maximizing potential.
@@lesmoore3638 I guess that’s why it seems that they’ll be following Nico’s footsteps by joining NAU. Nico has continued to improve his times and form since high school.
@@Oooooo-xi2mx I'm just referencing studies I've seen and who rises to the TOP. Allen Webb was great BUT.....If I were a D1 coach I'd be looking for guys with great times from school with no tradition of excellence.
And Colin still came out and ran a 1:50 800 the next day
Damn that’s my college time.
Hi Angel. It really saddens me to hear that. For a High School runner, still developing physically, to be "asked" (or told!) to run another race the next day, will simply destroy him within a few years. Sadly, this is what happens to most College Middle/long distance runners. After having race meeting where they are required to race sometime 3 or 4 times in a weekend, plus "peaking" multiple times a year, for Cross country, Road (sometimes), Indoor Track and then Outdoor track... it just destroys them. Burnt out by age 23/24. That's why 98% of College middle distance track runners retire at end of college. It's sad. The top USA middle distance runners hit their career peaks in late 20's early 30's.
@@johnwilson5743 98% of them stop running because only 2% of them can compete internationally. Stop it.
@@cincydooley Hi Sean. The point was, they retired "early" BEFORE they actually hit their career peak age/level of performance because the College system had burnt them out. It's very simple.
@@johnwilson5743 you do realise its the average amount to race in a meet is 3 events right. the max you can is 4 and im sure they wouldnt be back to back. im a freshman running 3 events every meet. dont make excuses if you havent done it before
Cheptegei's 16:47 split for his 10K world record looks even more amazing now..
I don’t run and I generally am disinterested in running events, but this channel (and this story) is wonderful. Great job!
i was lucky enough to be there to watch this! absolutely insane race, and the energy in the stadium was so exhilarating. there was not a single person in the stadium who wasn’t standing and cheering as loud as they could in the last lap. amazing!
I guessed 16:39s,wowed and amazed, absolutely happy to be wrong,Andrew does an awesome job explaining the splits which is my favorite part of the videos!!!
I guessed 16:32 but bought the hype video and changed it to 16:22 (if my memory serves me right). I think they could come close to 16:22 with a few smarter first 400s?
Crazy to say that this record can go down again next year , there whole squad is all juniors and there next fastest guy is a 4:19 guy (hector Martinez) by next year they will all improve and we can see this go down again 😳
Colin is a senior
If they run it again, and smarter, this year it could well go down. First 400 at 3:52 pace isn't well advised. Especially in a race where you're going to be all by yourself.
@@lesmoore3638 just wondering if all 4 of them go sub 4 this season! I can see Colin going 3:51
Poor Hector, a 4:19 and he doesn't make the team!
Well Colin will be @ Northern Arizona University this coming fall with Nico Young, brother to the twins (Leo & Lex). Their coach has committed the team to running the 4 xMile @ Penn Relays. So the 4 guys will have Colin again. Hoping the best for these guys to getting as close as they can to a mark of 16 minutes. Those guys are no joke!
This channel does really good at conveying just how good these runners are. Track and Field is under appreciated
It’s extremely difficult to run a sub-4 with a baton. Only sub-4 on Newbury Park is Colin. The national record was highly likely. They didn’t stand a chance to run sub-16:00.
These four high school runners can go 1-4 in most cross country races and in their premiere track events.
I called a 16:20 hoping for solid 4:05 splits but their performance is more than phenomenal.
You must be exhausted
They will get 16:20 outdoors
I think the excitement caused All the boys to go out about 1 - 11/2 seconds too quickly on their first 400m. I thought Aaron could have run a 4:07, Leo & Lex around 4:04, and Colin 4:00-4:01. Add in that having to run around slower traffic probably added another second to the total time, it’s possible that they could have finished under 16:15! AMAZING!
The fact that they're two sets of brothers on the same team is remarkable in and of itself. That all 4 are so incredibly talented is just unbelievable. Wish them the best.
4 is incredible. Brothers? Not so much in that genetics plays such a large component.
2 sets of brothers breaking record... what a way to go Newbury Park...amazing and this record will stand for a long time. congrats for peaking at the right time and for an awesome mind set plus brotherhood of running superboys
Their coach said afterward that he was trying to get them to run their opening quarters a little more under control, but the adrenalin was high and they had never run a relay before. In fact, at least one of them had never even run on an indoor track before. With 3 of the guys being only juniors, the coach said they will be back again next year to try to do even better. I am officially a Newbury Park groupie.
whats crazy was i was at the armory yesterday just watching some races waiting for mine and i feel someone tap my shoulder. when i turned around billydakid and the newbury park team was surrounding me. leo puts a mic to my fast and starts interviewing me. i still cant believe it happened😭😭
Don't you just know some college would love to have all 4 of these boys on their team ! The offers are going to be amazing.
think they are all going to NAU
@John Herbert ya and nau is relatively close to southern california compared to many other school options
@John Herbert This would be AMAZING!
If so NAU will be insane the next few years! Imagine all Young and Sahlaman brothers going there!🤯
When I saw this performance, I couldn't believe my eyes!
NEWBURY PARK and SEAN BROSNAN, I'm speechless!
NAU is salivating like crazy right now
Newflash: If you train at collegiate levels in high school (and survive), you can run at collegiate levels. Sean Brosnan and his runners are doing a terrific job reviving American distance running! Total respect.
Insane achievement, winged heels.
Quite emotional.
I'm left scratching my head. Bravo.
I was really hoping to see them break 16 but even still, getting under 16:30 is incredible, especially for high school. I feel like this will be a record that stays on the books for many years to come.
oh brings back so many wonderful memories watching high school milers
THANK you TRP for another well edited, finely narrated and exciting video. Truly enjoyable.
Also to consider is that Lex Young, Leo Young, Aaron Sahlman, and Hector Martinez will be returning Seniors next year and Dev Doshi returns as a Junior. If they stay healthy and continue improving their times by way of their phenomenal workouts, they could possibly be even better than this years team! The outdoor Track season could be a good indicator as to what we might expect from them.
I’m impressed, but even more considering they did it while everybody expected nothing less from them. So much pressure on these high school athletes and they delivered, again, where veterans failed under such great expectations.
You did not disappoint, great coverage
This is the best Track and Field channel out there! Appreciate the content!
It would be cool to see a video about the coach at Newbury Park.
What an awesome team!
Okay, yes, I'll admit to scheduling my weekend around trying to find out how Newbury Park ran. And, I'm very glad they showed up with their A game. But, another HS national record was set yesterday too. How about a video on Ridge HS. I grew up in Somerville NJ and had many XC and T&F meets against Ridge in both dual meets and county and conference meets. Hearing how they set a national record in the DMR made me proud to have grown up in central jersey (exit 10 btw).
To me based on the structure of the splits 16:30 seemed to be their goal.
Based on the structure of their splits, what do you think about those "suicidal" first 400s?
It looked to me as if they were trying to hit 60, 63/64, 63/64, 60. The first splits were indeed very fast. Not quite sure what the strategy there was, It could very well just be accidental. After I watched one of the post-race interviews this seemed to be the most likely answer. Very impressive race in my eyes, hope to get a mile as fast as those splits someday.
@@mr.mastermine7083 i like your concept BUT why do folks run the first split so fast? I'd say for obtaining a good position in a competitive race, which this was not. Physiologically, a more even pace with slightly depending splits would be optimal.
@@lesmoore3638 While I do agree that physiologically more even splits are often a better way to run solo. I think that remembering that the runners are still in high school is important. just because they run fast times doesn't mean that they have the same pacing and Adrenaline control as professionals. When I race, while nowhere near as fast, my splits often are similar to these being fastest at the start with slightly slower splits in the middle and then again a fast-finishing split. I also don't put it past them to be training through this race and using it for an opportunity to test their ability to cycle out lactic acid.
@@mr.mastermine7083 "Training through" is a possibility. It wouldn't explain, to me, why you'd go out like a rocket? I suggest that testing ones ability to deal with lactic acid is best done in training and not at the Armory when trying to set a national record, but that's me. They are not freshman, this was not their first big race and I have no doubt they know about splits and that going out at a 3:50 pace is a bad idea for a 4:05/4:10 miler. Any runner of mine knew damn well that they were to fast well before the 400 meter split. Maybe this is impossible at the Armory but, in big races, my runners knew the pace plan and they were informed where they stood at 100 or 200 meters. Maybe big races were more important to me because I was involved in far fewer then this amazing, almost mythical, team. Why are your splits like they are. Something like 105, 95, 95, 105% is typical but why? I'd say the only reason for going fast in the first split is for positioning purposes and this was of no consequence in this race where they were head and shoulders above the competition. The consequences of being 2 seconds two slow are a lot easier to correct than those of being 2 seconds two fast. If there goal was to run 16:20, they failed and the reason was visibly demonstrated in those first laps. I have none of the information they have and I am not attacking these boys or the coach but I seriously doubt they would think I'm far from the mark. They're to good to not know better.
Several college teams just went well under 16 minutes... you should do a video about it.
ridges dmr national record & 4x8 double in 9:53 and 7:42 was also pretty epic
Colin Sahlman is Fast, I tell ya.
I think he's going to be at the Full US National Champs this season.
Absolutely amazing performance…. The entire team is one freak after another they are just something else. So much respect for these young guys. Makes you wish that they would stick together for college just so we could all watch them keep running together.
Amazing. And great job on the video too, I really enjoyed it and your commentary.
Nice video. One thing you can see from watching the entire race is how skillfully Leo Young was passing multiple runners at a time on his leg.
I remember that team, I was there for that race. Their coach had always encouraged the Greek army philosophy to build loyalty among teammates. It worked.
Reminds me a bit of the guys from Hammond, IN back in the mid-70's. Three guys were under 9-flat for 2 miles. One was Rudy Chapa.
They bring it again and again. Incredible.
I called 16:28 on your pre-run video. Almost nailed it.
This was insane. A dude a town over chriss web has the school record for 4:04 mile
The only one who brought the 16 minute barrier into the game was you. ;-)
Bingo! Click bait at its worst. Shame.
@ܝܫܘܥ I wouldn't say useless, but yeah, not very common
Remember that these guys are running completely on their own and moving around lapping other teams three times with no pacing on an indoor track. They could crush this time on an outdoor track especially with upper level competition
This is something the super hyped promo video disregarded. This event is a boring test of will. It's tough to run PR without company pushing you. It is an indoor records and it seems that the only team that could run hip to hip would be a composite. They seem to be a cut above anything.
@@lesmoore3638 Yeah, considering they finished 1,2,3,6 at Running Lane, they might be faster than a composite team from all other high school runners. Granted, not all the elite runners were able to make Running Lane, but then those missing runners probably wouldn’t be able to make the trip to a Newbury Park vs The Field race either.
@@Oooooo-xi2mx 1) I was making a point. 2) I'm willing to bet that a relay team could be formed to CHALLENGE* NP if I were given EVERY HIGH SCHOOL RUNNER IN THE US!
*This being my point, to create a 4x1600m relay where NP has the best conditions for running a better time.
@@Oooooo-xi2mx okay, a little checking and here's my team.
Jackson Barna. - 4:06 1600m
Reinhardt Harrison. - 2:22 1000m
Will S. From Woodstock hs. -1:48 800
Josh Yeagar. - 8:47 3200m
I think NP would be CHALLENGED. A better team is probably out there but I'm not paying milesplit to find it. :)
I saw that they broke the record and have been waiting for Total Running Productions to post
College record is 16:03 and 16:15. They did 16:29. Stay together they'll break it. Good luck! 👍
So crazy to see such a small city only people in the area know about in a video
Waiting for this 🔥
Congratulations, well done and a big Thank you
A very special time in their lives. They will never again be on a relay team where each member is that much better than the field -- a truly unique moment. They all will have interesting, good careers, but this is a really special convergence of a lot of things. Enjoy it, guys!
you should make a video over cade flatt in the 800 with his number 3 all time, looked like he was jogging
Hopefully they stick together in college. Would be great to see them dominate the collegiate field.
It would be amazing to see that. I’m not sure NAU has the recruiting money though
Valley Project NJ DMR/4x800 😈😈
It was crazy seeing it in person can't belive I saw them humiliate everyone in the field 😂
Do a video on Keegan smith freshman 4:14 mile
THEY NEED TO RUN PENN IN THE COLLEGE DIVISION AND HAVE A GOOD WEATHER DAY - THEY COULD WIN THE EVENT IF THEY RUN THEIR FIRST LAPS ON POINT
Can we get a video on Alex Smith for long jump? He’s my friend and he won the new balance nationals in long jump! His potential for college is only growing.
It may seem like a bold prediction but if these kids are entered in a collegiate 4xmile outdoors I think they can seriously threaten 16:00. Their pacing wasn’t great considering they had no one to run with and constantly were lapping kids. Aaron Sahlman has already run a 4:05 and Colin has dipped under 4. Lex’s opening 400 was 57, way too fast. The adrenaline of the Armory crowd clearly kicked in. They have a shot at 16 outdoors just need to be in a race with like competitors, which would be collegiate athletes.
bro he said it in the video only two teams have ever broken 16 and they were two pro teams. the 4xmile is such a shit event because if you're trying to actually run a fast time all the legs except for the lead off is basically a time trial. plus, literally every 4xmile in the history of college just comes down to the anchor leg nobody shoots for a fast time in that event so if they would have to lead the entire race wire to wire
"Approach" has a lot of wiggle room in it. What do their PR and up to? 16:16? That's a lot to ask from the 2 or 3 seconds you might get from 3 rolling starts.
@@kaluker1 Thank you! A sane voice in the world of over hyped expectations. Christ, it's like "all they have to do is lower their PRs by an average of 7 seconds while running alone." Hopefully their coach is more level headed then what I'm seeing in this thread. If I were coaching them the next time they ran it, I'd give them first 100m times to hit and be reading it off (might be illegal?). I use to do it. I think I had a code. Cheaters amnesia. :)
@@lesmoore3638 I never said "while running alone" I said with collegiate competition on an outdoor track. They have a decent shot but I will admit it's going to take the perfect day with everyone having that perfect race.
@@weezadam I wasn't referring to you (I can see how you might think that) but indicating the general sentiment of the comment thread. I will say that "a shot" is pretty vague. Coming down an average of 5 sec get them to 16:08 which is good enough for taking a shot. Even odds, how much would you bet they break 16?
Phenomenal. With proper pacing and competition, NP could run 6-8 seconds quicker. These kids are gonna be crazy fast 3k and 5k runners at NAU. Can’t wait for the outdoor season. Congratulation NP!!!
I watched it live and let me tell you, the race was over after the first lap.
Beautiful runners. Amazing talent!
are you making a video on mondo duplantis's world record?
I am a fan of these boys already
2:02. Actually it’s not that fast for a high school athlete according one certain coach. That attitude, along with genetics and hard work makes these guys special.
did anybody else notice that he talked about the 3:58 mile exactly at 3:58?
Super nuts Ik 4xmile is different than 4x1600 but let’s not forget corner canyon 16:41.3 with Casey clinger at Arcadia invitational
walked outside my hotel on saturday and these four were just chilling there w their coach waiting for an uber lol got pics w them right before the record
In my Dave Chapelle voice, God damn! They were rolling 💪🏾
If they all stay healthy I predict a 16:10 outdoors for sure I think Leo and Aaron can go 359-401 in the open mile and lex can go 403ish. Colin I don’t even know maybe 355
I wish Colin Sahlman had competed in a high school mile this season to join the sub 4 minute mile in high school only competition. Looking forward to a head to head match up with Gary Martin of Pennsylvania, who broke the 4 minute mile barrier recently.
Lex almost fell in the last quarter
It's crazy because those are INDOOR TRACK TIMES!!! If they have the same kind of performance during the outdoor season they could possibly get the second fastest time ever.
That’s insane. That HS has to recruit. To understand what a 4 minute mile is like, start your car and set the cruise to 15mph. Now, try to keep up for 100m… 200m… a quarter mile. Most people can’t run 15mph for 1 sec.
Whether they recruit or not, bravo. Unbelievable.
interesting to have that team run vs a collegiate team to see what they could do.
"His pace was reaching a SUICIDAL TEMPO"😂😂
Love track - Times under 4:10 are amazing!
Just incredible!
I predicted 16m 22s? I originally said 16m 32s but bought the hype of the leadup video. Let's see. Looks like the team bought the hype also. They didn't run smart first 400s. Combining PR and equating it to a, run alone, 4 mile relay ignored reality. I think they could have run 16:22 if they'd avoided "suicidal" first 400s. Still awsome. I hope they get another chance with a better handle on pace.
Please do the open mile from this same meet
This H.S. 4xmile record will stand for a while
Well done !!
These 4 are insane 😳
*Well done guys!*
These guys are turning the mile into a sprint
Great kids. Humble.
Me and my team will be running the 4x1600 tomorrow. I'm thinking we go around 19:10-19:20ish😭😭. How tf do you get a team like Newbury Park??????
No, YOU were speculating that they would beat 16:00.
And you were telling people that they were running at the Nike meet on Staten Island, not the NB meet at the Armory.
How many top milers can run a solo 4:03 mile time trial while dodging joggers on the track?
Are these guys going up to the Sierras or San Gabriels to train at altitude?
How do they do it?
imagine running a 4:11 mile on your highschool team and being the slowest on the team.
Could they break it next year? 3 of the 4 are coming back
Awesome 😎👍
Wow!! Is that for real?
Indoor even!!
Im thinkin 🤔 how many exclamation marks?
Like WOW!!!!!!!!
These banked, oversized indoor tracks are as fast as outdoor tracks. Add in super shoes and you get times like this.
Incredible!
This record will stand until the end of time
My time, that's a safe bet.
I am not very good with numbers but how do you determine the percentages? I find it fascinating.
Division and multiplication
You need to mention nick Griggs from Ireland. He’s outperforming all high school athletes and just ran the 2nd fastest u20 mile at the age of 17