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What is a good mile time for HS?
In most parts of the U.S., high school boys who can run a sub-4:00 mile can be very competitive on high school track and cross country teams (the most elite can run an under 3:60 mile). The same is true for high school girls who can run a sub-5:00 mile (the fastest times are below 4:40).
What is a good mile time for a freshman boy?
From what I can tell and observe a good time for a Freshman is under 19 for three miles. A fantastic time is under 18 for three miles. If you have a Freshman (boy) running in the 16’s you have a candidate for Varsity. It does come down to your training and what you are wanting to achieve.
What is the average mile run for a 15 year old?
Average 1 mile run time by age and ability
| Age | Beginner | Elite |
|---|---|---|
| 15 | 09:47 | 05:22 |
| 20 | 09:27 | 05:11 |
| 25 | 09:27 | 05:11 |
| 30 | 09:27 | 05:11 |
What is a good middle school mile time?
A decent mile time would be anywhere from low 7 minutes to middle six minute. A good mile time would be around low 6 and breaking into the high 5 minute mark. Anything lower than 5:30 in middle school I would say is good enough to get top 5 or even first in a race.
What is a good mile run time?
Although there is no documented average time for running a mile, seven to 10 minutes is often cited as the average time for a person who is in pretty good shape. Many factors impact the amount of time a 1-mile run takes, including age, gender and fitness level.
What is the high school record for long jump?
For bantam boys, the national long jump record is 4.97 meters, or 16 feet 3.75 inches, and is held by Thomas Johnson. Matthew Green holds the midget boys national long jump record of 5.51 meters, or 18 feet 1 inch. The junior national record for bantam girls is 4.67 meters, or 15 feet 4 inches, held by Margaux Jones.
What is a good mile time by age?
Men ages 17 to 21 must complete two miles in under 15:54 (7:57/mile) and those aged 22 to 26 must run it in under 16:36 (8:18/mile). The time standard for women aged 17 to 21 is 18:54 (9:27/mile) and it’s 19:36 (9:48/mile) for those aged 22 to 26.