Midwest Comparison: 1600

1. Gable Sieperda - 4:13.78

2. Camden Cox - 4:16.88

3. Jeremy Fopma - 4:17.66

4. Konnor Sommer - 4:18.47

5. Tim Sindt - 4:18.70

6. Tom Altier - 4:19.36

7. Myles Bach - 4:20.30

8. Andrew Kephart - 4:20.88

9. Riley Bauer - 4:21.67

10. Merga Gemeda - 4:22.24

Missouri

1. Ryan Riddle - 4:08.42

2. Ben Stasney - 4:15.85

3. Jack Crull - 4:17.28

4. Nassim Oufattole - 4:18.66

5. Max Mcdaniel - 4:19.18

6. Kevin Koester - 4:21.72

7. Boston Small - 4:22.09

8. Brandon Miller - 4:23.00

9. Alexander Cobin - 4:23.53

10. Marquette Wilhite - 4:23.76

Nebraska

1. Ryan Eastman - 4:17.71

2. Jack Nolley - 4:21.32

3. Luke Stuckey - 4:21.67

4. Luke Nolley - 4:22.87

5. Wes Ferguson - 4:23.73

6. Jose Gonzalez - 4:23.89

7. Jack Larsen - 4:24.44

8. Zach Vanbrocklin - 4:26.03

9. Ben Arens - 4:26.54

10. Jake Ralston - 4:27.08

South Dakota

1. Derick Peters - 4:16.86

2. Jack Elliott - 4:23.89

3. Bonheur Mvuykeure - 4:23.89

4. Andrew Lauer - 4:24.67

5. Jack Elliot - 4:25.50

6. Alec Atwood - 4:26.04

7. Ike Mendel - 4:26.07

8. Camden Wulf - 4:26.32

9. Aaron Ryan - 4:29.32

10. Braden Peters - 4:29.60

Minnesota

1. Matt Steiger - 4:14.39

2. Khalid Hussein - 4:16.57

3. Max Manley - 4:17.19

4. Andrew Brandt - 4:18.89

5. Torin Christianson - 4:19.51

6. Addison Stansbury - 4:19.97

7. Acer Iverson - 4:20.01

8. Isaac Basten - 4:20.23

9. Austin Streit - 4:20.73

10. Ben Vanderbosch - 4:21.57

Illinois

1. Clayton Mendez - 4:08.64

2. Thomas Shilgalis - 4:10.70

3. Dylan Jacobs - 4:11.60

4. Andrew O'Keefe - 4:11.68

5. Danny Kilrea - 4:12.06

6. Zachary Albrecht - 4:13.25

7. Samuel Rivera - 4:13.47

8. Zachary Kinne - 4:14.52

9. Miles Christensen - 4:14.75

10. Alex Tam - 4:15.09

Illinois has the strongest 1600 runners in the surrounding states with their top ten all being under 4:16. Missouri, Minnesota and Iowa have very comparable times when it comes to this event. All 3 of these states have a stronger showing than the neighboring states of Nebraska and South Dakota.