Men's high jump indoor world record progression

Men's high jump indoor world record progression

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

Contents

Record Progression

In lightgreen records ratified by IAAF.

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

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