Men's high jump indoor world record progression

Men's high jump indoor world record progression: Main article: Athletics record progressions

The Men's high jump indoor world record progression starting in 1893 and ratified by IAAF from 1987 ^[1]

Contents

1 Record Progression

2 References

3 See also

4 External links

Record Progression

In lightgreen records ratified by IAAF.

Misure Athlete Venue Date

1.83 William Byrd-Page 1887

1.885 George Fearing Boston 1891

1.89 Michael Sweeney Feb 14, 1893

1.905 Michael Sweeney Philadelphia Feb 17, 1893

1.91 Michael Sweeney Boston Feb 10, 1894

1.915 Harry Porter New York Feb 16, 1908

1.915* Samuel Lawrence Cambridge Mar 21, 1911

1.94 Samuel Lawrence Boston Feb 09, 1912

1.95 John Murphy New York Feb 01, 1922

1.95* Leroy Brown Boston Feb 25, 1922

1.95* Leroy Brown New York Mar 11, 1922

1.96 Leroy Brown New York Jan 31, 1923

1.96* Richmond Landon New York Jan 31, 1923

1.98 Harold Osborn Chicago Jan 25, 1924

1.98* Harold Osborn Jan 19, 1925

1.985 Harold Osborn New York Jan 25, 1925

1.99 Harold Osborn New York Feb 01, 1925

2.00 Harold Osborn Kansas City Feb 07, 1925

2.00* Bert Nelson South Bend Feb 01, 1930

2.005 George Spitz New York Feb 07, 1931

2.02 George Spitz New York Feb 06, 1932

2.045 George Spitz Boston Feb 13, 1932

2.05 Walter Marty New York Feb 17, 1934

2.05* Gilbert Cruter Fort Collins Feb 22, 1936

2.055 Edward Burke New York Feb 22, 1936

2.055* Cornelius Johnson New York Feb 22, 1936

2.06 Edward Burke New York Feb 27, 1937

2.075 Melvin Walker Indianapolis Mar 20, 1937

2.08 Ken Wiesner Milwaukee Mar 14, 1953

2.10 Ken Wiesner Chicago Mar 28, 1953

2.11 John Thomas Hanover, NY Jan 10, 1959

2.125 John Thomas Boston Jan 17, 1959

2.13 John Thomas New York Jan 31, 1959

2.13* John Thomas New York Feb 14, 1959

2.13* John Thomas New York Feb 21, 1959

2.165 John Thomas New York Feb 21, 1959

2.17 John Thomas New York Jan 30, 1960

2.17* John Thomas Boston Feb 06, 1960

2.18 John Thomas New York Feb 20, 1960

2.195 John Thomas Chicago Mar 11, 1960

2.21 Valeriy Brumel Leningrad Jan 28, 1961

2.25 Valeriy Brumel Leningrad Jan 28, 1961

2.26 Dwight Stones Pocatello Jan 17, 1975

2.265 Dwight Stones Los Angeles Jan 18, 1975

2.265* Dwight Stones Inglewood Feb 07, 1975

2.27 Dwight Stones Oklahoma City Feb 15, 1975

2.28 Dwight Stones New York Feb 21, 1975

2.29 Dwight Stones New York Feb 20, 1976

2.30 Dwight Stones San Diego Feb 21, 1976

2.31 Greg Joy College Park Jan 13, 1978

2.32 Franklin Jacobs New York Jan 27, 1978

2.33 Vladimir Yashchenko Milan Mar 12, 1978

2.35 Vladimir Yashchenko Milan Mar 12, 1978

2.36 Igor Paklin Milan Feb 01, 1984

2.37 Carlo Thränhardt West Berlin Feb 24, 1984

2.38 Patrik Sjöberg West Berlin Feb 22, 1985

2.39 Dietmar Mögenburg Köln Feb 24, 1985

2.40 Carlo Thränhardt Simmerath Jan 16, 1987

2.41 Patrik Sjöberg Piraeus Feb 01, 1987

2.42 Carlo Thränhardt West Berlin Feb 26, 1988

2.43 Javier Sotomayor Budapest Mar 04, 1989

References

^ Track and Field Statistics Records Progression - World Indoor Records High Jump

See also

List of world records in athletics

Men's high jump world record progression

External links

Track and Field Statistics Records Progression - World Indoor Records High Jump

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Misure	Athlete	Venue	Date
1.83	William Byrd-Page		1887
1.885	George Fearing	Boston	1891
1.89	Michael Sweeney		Feb 14, 1893
1.905	Michael Sweeney	Philadelphia	Feb 17, 1893
1.91	Michael Sweeney	Boston	Feb 10, 1894
1.915	Harry Porter	New York	Feb 16, 1908
1.915*	Samuel Lawrence	Cambridge	Mar 21, 1911
1.94	Samuel Lawrence	Boston	Feb 09, 1912
1.95	John Murphy	New York	Feb 01, 1922
1.95*	Leroy Brown	Boston	Feb 25, 1922
1.95*	Leroy Brown	New York	Mar 11, 1922
1.96	Leroy Brown	New York	Jan 31, 1923
1.96*	Richmond Landon	New York	Jan 31, 1923
1.98	Harold Osborn	Chicago	Jan 25, 1924
1.98*	Harold Osborn		Jan 19, 1925
1.985	Harold Osborn	New York	Jan 25, 1925
1.99	Harold Osborn	New York	Feb 01, 1925
2.00	Harold Osborn	Kansas City	Feb 07, 1925
2.00*	Bert Nelson	South Bend	Feb 01, 1930
2.005	George Spitz	New York	Feb 07, 1931
2.02	George Spitz	New York	Feb 06, 1932
2.045	George Spitz	Boston	Feb 13, 1932
2.05	Walter Marty	New York	Feb 17, 1934
2.05*	Gilbert Cruter	Fort Collins	Feb 22, 1936
2.055	Edward Burke	New York	Feb 22, 1936
2.055*	Cornelius Johnson	New York	Feb 22, 1936
2.06	Edward Burke	New York	Feb 27, 1937
2.075	Melvin Walker	Indianapolis	Mar 20, 1937
2.08	Ken Wiesner	Milwaukee	Mar 14, 1953
2.10	Ken Wiesner	Chicago	Mar 28, 1953
2.11	John Thomas	Hanover, NY	Jan 10, 1959
2.125	John Thomas	Boston	Jan 17, 1959
2.13	John Thomas	New York	Jan 31, 1959
2.13*	John Thomas	New York	Feb 14, 1959
2.13*	John Thomas	New York	Feb 21, 1959
2.165	John Thomas	New York	Feb 21, 1959
2.17	John Thomas	New York	Jan 30, 1960
2.17*	John Thomas	Boston	Feb 06, 1960
2.18	John Thomas	New York	Feb 20, 1960
2.195	John Thomas	Chicago	Mar 11, 1960
2.21	Valeriy Brumel	Leningrad	Jan 28, 1961
2.25	Valeriy Brumel	Leningrad	Jan 28, 1961
2.26	Dwight Stones	Pocatello	Jan 17, 1975
2.265	Dwight Stones	Los Angeles	Jan 18, 1975
2.265*	Dwight Stones	Inglewood	Feb 07, 1975
2.27	Dwight Stones	Oklahoma City	Feb 15, 1975
2.28	Dwight Stones	New York	Feb 21, 1975
2.29	Dwight Stones	New York	Feb 20, 1976
2.30	Dwight Stones	San Diego	Feb 21, 1976
2.31	Greg Joy	College Park	Jan 13, 1978
2.32	Franklin Jacobs	New York	Jan 27, 1978
2.33	Vladimir Yashchenko	Milan	Mar 12, 1978
2.35	Vladimir Yashchenko	Milan	Mar 12, 1978
2.36	Igor Paklin	Milan	Feb 01, 1984
2.37	Carlo Thränhardt	West Berlin	Feb 24, 1984
2.38	Patrik Sjöberg	West Berlin	Feb 22, 1985
2.39	Dietmar Mögenburg	Köln	Feb 24, 1985
2.40	Carlo Thränhardt	Simmerath	Jan 16, 1987
2.41	Patrik Sjöberg	Piraeus	Feb 01, 1987
2.42	Carlo Thränhardt	West Berlin	Feb 26, 1988
2.43	Javier Sotomayor	Budapest	Mar 04, 1989

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