Maryland 2021 Outdoor State Meet Record Watch

Juniors Joseph Raudabaugh (1:53.51) and

Tinoda Matsatsa (1:54.44) are coming on strong

into the state championships.

How fast could heavy favorite Jake Gelfand

(9:15.22 indoors) be willing to push things?

Junior Judson Lincoln IV set a new 

personal best (48.53) at the 3A East 

regional meet.

An epic showdown between the state's 

top distance runners, Baidy Ba (1:52.95) 

and Aiden Neal (1:52.98).

Aiden Neal ran 4:10.38 at regionals and 

seemed to have something left in the tank.

Baidy Ba (9:11.46) has multiple sub-9:13 

performances on his ledger this spring.

A terrific matchup between risers Aiden 

Walker (167'6.50) and Liam Lovering 

(167'6.00).

Morey Campbell took over the state lead 

with a 6'8 mark at the 3A South regional.

Emi Erekosima cleared the 48-foot mark 

this past indoor

Shavar Staats ran 10.66 in early May and has

consistently been under 11.

Finn Walsh, the heavy favorite, has run 4:17 and 

9:24 this year, solo.

Shawn Getzen dropped a big 14.21 personal best 

at the 2A North sectional meet.

Both Mason Breeze (165'7) and Logan Kelsch 

(159'1) are within range of the record.

Chandler Kennel (CNT) 2014 and

Nick Neral (CNT) 2015

Juniors Samuel Starrs (14'6) and Peyton Thomas 

(14'3) have come within spitting distance of one 

of the more volatile records in the books.

Aaron Charles owns Maryland's fastest time (10.65) 

and has been consistent throughout the spring.

Zach Mills (169'3) has just kept raising his personal 

best to new lengths this year, and surpassed the state 

record mark at the 1A East regional

Billy Lawrence (SMT) 2009 and

Mike Savoy (GWP) 1975

Jackson Tuomey (16'0.75 indoors) has a chance to

punctuate his career as Maryland's best-ever pole

vaulter.