Boys Leap Of The Year: Camden Law

Chatfied sophomore Camden Law dropped over three minutes from last year.

Who improved the most among the boy's from 2019 to 2020?

Camden Law takes the cake!

The Chatfield sophomore was the only runner to drop over three minutes from 2019 - he dropped 3:02 in fact.

When scanning his improvements, it's clear that he's finding his stride each week - he's only getting better. Let's take a nose-dive into his leap...

A year ago Law opened his MileSplit account with a 21:14 clocking at the D'Evelyn Dash. He broke 20 minutes just once - the final race of his freshman season, running 19:52.

And that wasn't even close to where he picked up in 2020...

Law opened the 2020 season with a massive PR, running 17:48 at the D'Evelyn Dash - that's the result of a lot of miles. He broke 18 minutes six of seven times, with his slowest race being a 18:02 clocking. He saved his best for last, running a PR of 16:50 at the Colorado XC Classic. 

For his efforts, Law takes the boy's Leap Of The Year!

Taking the runner-up honors here is Central's (GJ) Jackson Edwards, who had an improvement of 2:39. A year ago he was a 19:41 5ker. This year he nearly cracked 17 minutes, running 17:02.

Conifer's Patrick Doty, and Valor's Cole Nutting were a close 3-4. 

Doty went from 19:03 to 16:35 for a leap of 2:27, which was just ahead of Nutting, who went from 19:39 to 17:14 for a leap of 2:25. 

One more made an improvement of over two minutes - and that was Central's (GJ) Thomas Berry, who went from 20:00 to 17:45 for a leap of 2:14.

Editor's Note: This list was taken from the top 2,000 times from 2019 and 2020.