A complete event-by-event breakdown of how many US high school boys have surpassed women’s world records, with all-time and annual counts.

The crossover age varies by event — from U14 in throwing events to U18 in jumps. The full data mapped by age group.

Real state championship results show where the women’s world record would finish in each event — from 1st place to last.

The women's 100m world record is 10.49. All-time, approximately 3,000* US high school boys have surpassed it. In 2024 alone, roughly 600 did.

The women's 200m world record is 21.34. All-time, approximately 2,000* US high school boys have surpassed it. In 2024 alone, roughly 800 did.

The women's 400m world record is 47.60. All-time, approximately 500* US high school boys have surpassed it. In 2024 alone, roughly 75 did.

The women's 800m world record is 1:53.28. All-time, approximately 1,000* US high school boys have surpassed it. In 2024 alone, roughly 25 did.

The women's Mile world record is 4:07.64. All-time, approximately 400* US high school boys have surpassed it. In 2024 alone, roughly 25 did.

The women's High Jump world record is 2.10m (6'10.75"). All-time, approximately 500* US high school boys have surpassed it. In 2024 alone, roughly 28* did.

The women's Long Jump world record is 7.52m (24'8.25"). All-time, approximately 200* US high school boys have surpassed it. In 2024 alone, roughly 10* did.

The women's Pole Vault world record is 5.06m (16'7.25"). All-time, approximately 600* US high school boys have surpassed it. In 2024 alone, roughly 20* did.

The women's Shot Put world record is 22.63m (74'3"). All-time, approximately 9 US high school boys have surpassed it. In 2024 alone, roughly 2 did.

The women's 400mH world record is 50.37. All-time, approximately 12 US high school boys have surpassed it. In 2024 alone, roughly 1 did.

The women's 5000m world record is 13:58.06. All-time, approximately 10 US high school boys have surpassed it. In 2024 alone, roughly 1 did.

The women's 100m world record is 10.49. It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's 200m world record is 21.34. It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's 400m world record is 47.60. It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's 800m world record is 1:53.28. It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's Mile world record is 4:07.64. It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's 1500m world record is 3:49.11. It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's 110mH world record is 12.26 (100mH — women do not run 110mH). It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's 400mH world record is 50.68. It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's High Jump world record is 2.10m. It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's Long Jump world record is 7.52m. It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's Pole Vault world record is 5.06m. It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's Shot Put world record is 22.63m (4kg; boys use 5.44–6kg). It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

The women's Discus world record is 76.80m (1kg; HS boys use 1.6kg, U20 boys 1.75kg). It meets the boys' auto qualifying standard at multiple national invitational meets — a measure of how the gender performance gap translates to qualifying depth.

Boys first surpass the women's 100m world record of 10.49 at the U16 age group, when the boys' record reaches 10.27. The full age progression mapped.

Boys first surpass the women's 200m world record of 21.34 at the U14 age group, when the boys' record reaches 21.25. The full age progression mapped.

Boys first surpass the women's 400m world record of 47.60 at the U14 age group, when the boys' record reaches 47.59. The full age progression mapped.

Boys first surpass the women's 800m world record of 1:53.28 at the U14 age group, when the boys' record reaches 1:51.23. The full age progression mapped.

Boys first surpass the women's Mile/1500m world record of 4:07.64 (mile WR) at the U14 age group, when the boys' record reaches 4:02.09 (1500m). The full age progression mapped.

Boys first surpass the women's High Jump world record of 2.10m at the U16 age group, when the boys' record reaches 2.18m (7-02). The full age progression mapped.

Boys first surpass the women's Long Jump world record of 7.52m at the U18 age group, when the boys' record reaches 7.79m (25-06.50). The full age progression mapped.

Boys first surpass the women's Pole Vault world record of 5.06m at the U18 age group, when the boys' record reaches 5.58m (18-03.50). The full age progression mapped.

The women's Shot Put world record of 22.63m has not yet been surpassed by any US age group boys' record. The full age progression shows how close each group gets.