Year-after-year, 4x800 teams from Ohio tend to be among the best in the country and we suspect that as the 2020 season unfolds this year will prove to be no exception.
As time moves on and with big invites approaching, the state's best relay teams are likely to move up those national leaderboards, but what remains to be seen is who'll be leading our charge.
Regarding the boys, as mentioned the Lions enjoy the lead right now, but look out for the teams from Solon, Geneva, University School, Lancaster and Mentor, who've all run sub 8:20 during the current campaign.
For more context on Ohio's recent history with the 4x800 relay, we've compiled the top 150 marks produced over the past decade and note that we've filtered our listing such that duplicate team entries will populate.
Year-after-year, 4x800 teams from Ohio tend to be among the best in the country and we suspect that as the 2020 season unfolds this year will prove to be no exception.
As time moves on and with big invites approaching, the state's best relay teams are likely to move up those national leaderboards, but what remains to be seen is who'll be leading our charge.
Regarding the boys, as mentioned the Lions enjoy the lead right now, but look out for the teams from Solon, Geneva, University School, Lancaster and Mentor, who've all run sub 8:20 during the current campaign.
For more context on Ohio's recent history with the 4x800 relay, we've compiled the top 150 marks produced over the past decade and note that we've filtered our listing such that duplicate team entries will populate.
