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Patrick Casey (runner)

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Patrick Casey (born May 23, 1990) is an American middle-distance runner. He ran his first four-minute mile on February 4, 2011.[1][2] He attended Montana State University[2] before transferring to the University of Oklahoma.[3]

Professional

College career

One of the NCAA's top milers and 1500m runners, Casey ran a 4:04:44 mile his freshman year, which equates to 3:59.19 after NCAA's altitude-adjustment formula because [Bozeman, Montana] has a 4,800-foot elevation.[2] He ran the first four-minute mile in Montana without altitude-adjustment on February 4, 2011 at 3:59.76.[15][16] He transferred from Montana State University to the University of Oklahoma in 2012.[3][17]

Casey finished second in the 1500 m race at the 2014 USA Track & Field Championships.[18]

In 2015, Casey holds the record for the fastest mile run at Montana State University, with a time of 3:54.59.[19]

High school career

Casey attended Laurel High School (Montana), coached by head coaches James Haskins and Lisa Condon.[15] In his senior year, he won the individual title in XC, the 800m, 1600m, and 3200m in the state championships.[2] He currently holds the record in the Montana Mile, one of the flagship events of the Montana State Games, running 4:07.09 in 2010.[20]

Personal Bests

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Track Event Time (min) Venue Date
Outdoor
800 metres1:48.98Eugene, OregonMay 9, 2014[21]
1500 metres3:35.32Oordegem, BelgiumJuly 5, 2014[21]
Mile run3:52.62Dublin, IrelandJuly 11, 2014[21]
3000 metres steeplechase9:02.17Norwalk, USAApril 16, 2011[21]
Mile road4:05.81Des Moines, IowaApril 22, 2014[21]
Distance Medley9:45.45PhiladelphiaApril 27, 2012[21]
4 × 1500 m14:40.80Nassau, BahamasMay 5, 2014[21]
4xMile16:22.04PhiladelphiaApril 28, 2012[21]
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More information Track, Event ...
Track Event Time (min) Venue Date
Indoor
800 metres1:47.67Bozeman, MontanaFebruary 11, 2011[21]
1500 metres3:46.86Albuquerque, New Mexico, USAFebruary 23, 2014[21]
Mile run3:56.28Fayetteville, Arkansas, USAJanuary 26, 2013[21]
3000 metres8:19.63Pocatello, USAFebruary 6, 2010[21]
4 × 400 metres relay3:18.73Bozeman, MontanaFebruary 4, 2011[21]
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