Jim Ryun

Loam, grass, roots, weeds, walnuts, bedrock, animals, and wasps’ nests. A quick glimpse into cross country courses at the bottom of the drain.

The Kansas City Relays may have unexpectedly turned into a one-day event, but still brought plenty of amazing performances on Saturday.

Now that the dust has settled, let's recap a record-breaking weekend of indoor track and field action around the country!

Check out the Kansas High School Boys Outdoor Track and Field State Records. 

Check Out Boys State Meet Track and Field Record Board

Trinity Academy (KS) Clay Shively is nearing the end of one of the most successful running careers in Kansas history.

Matt Goeckel sets the record straight on the fast times at Olathe Twilight, and why they should leave it as it is.

Alan Webb, the national high school record holder in the mile, reflects on his career and how to take the steps to break national records.

Olathe West has built one of the greatest dynasties in Kansas history, proven by their all-time Girls 4x800 record on Friday.

Shively surpassed the legendary Jim Ryun's 58-year-old indoor mile record last Friday at the Arkansas Invitational.

Check out the Kansas High School Boys Indoor Track and Field State Records

Two of Missouri's elite runners announce college plans

Record-setting senior from Newbury Park is without peer in the distance events after setting three state records and running three other top-5 all-time marks.

Gary Martin, welcome to history. The Archbishop Wood (PA) senior became the first Pennsylvanian to go under 4 minutes in prep history on Saturday.

Patrick Henry phenom remains among all-time best in U.S. some 45 years later.

This weekend at Washburn, Brett Meyer (Scott Community/Fort Hays State) surpassed Jim Ryun for the fastest indoor mile ever run on Kansas soil.

A year ago today (Feb. 15, 2020), Colin Daly became the 27th New Jersey high school graduate to go Sub 4 in the mile. Who will be next?

We are looking at five all-time sub-4 milers and where they're at now

High school's across the state have had some very illustrious graduates which have had the best PR in their post-high school years.

1964 Olympian, State 400 Record Holder, and Multi-Time American Record Holder Janell Smith (Carson) has passed away at the age of 73 after a battle with cancer.

We're counting down the top-10 greatest Kansas High School track and field state records across all events, boys and girls, and we're up to #4. Using the IAAF point tables, we've ranked the ten best state records and there are some huge surprises!