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It's seem as if the Minnesota state records are falling weekly in 2023.
Just 4 days after Hayden Bills broke the state shot put record and two weeks after the Lakeville North boys broke the 4x800m record, another one has fallen.
The Wayzata girls 4x800m team of Grace Weber, Grace Mignone, Abbey Nechanicky, and Teegan Anderson ran a time of 8:59.04 at the Lake Conference Championships to break the 2016 Edina girl's state record time of 8:59.69.
All-Time MN Girls 4x800m Times
Rank | School | Time | Year |
1 | Wayzata | 8:59.04 | 2023 |
2 | Edina | 8:59.69 | 2016 |
3 | Minnetonka | 9:00.99 | 2005 |
4 | Minnetonka | 9:02.18 | 2016 |
5 | Minnetonka | 9:06.48 | 2014 |
The previous record was set in 2016 by the Edina girl's team of Tate Sweeney, Maria Rickman, Amanda Mosberg, and Emily Kompelien.
Record-Setting Wayzata Girls Splits
Relay Position | Runner | 800m Split |
1 | Weber | 2:12.252 |
2 | Mignone | 2:19.054 |
3 | Nechanicky | 2:17.935 |
4 | Anderson | 2:09.792 |
This is now the sixth state record broken this 2023 outdoor track and field season in Minnesota along with the Lakeville North boys 4x800m record, Adaylia Borgmeiers 800m WC record, Tyler Gunnarson's two new state records in the 100m and 400m wheelchair events, and Hayden Bills shot put state record.
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