Statistics About The Average High School 100M Time

In the following post, we explore the average 100-meter sprint times of high school athletes across different countries, providing a snapshot of the speed performances within this age group. From the fastest recorded sprint to country-specific averages, these statistics offer insight into the competitive landscape of high school sprinting on a global scale.

Statistic 1

"The average time for a male high school athlete to run 100 meters is around 11.2 seconds."

Statistic 2

"Female high school athletes typically run 100 meters in 12.4 seconds."

Statistic 3

"The youngest age group (15-16 years) in U.S. high schools has an average 100M time of 11.5 seconds for boys."

Statistic 4

"Girls in the 15-16 age group in U.S. high schools average a time of 12.3 seconds in the 100M."

Statistic 5

"In high school, the top 100M sprint time recorded is 10.15 seconds by Trentavis Friday in 2014."

Statistic 6

"High school boys in Canada have an average 100M sprint time of 11.8 seconds."

Statistic 7

"High school girls in Canada averagely run 100M in 13.2 seconds."

Statistic 8

"In Australia, the average high school boys' 100M sprint time is 12.3 seconds."

Statistic 9

"Australian high school girls average a time of 14 seconds in a 100M sprint."

Statistic 10

"Korean high school boys' average 100M time is around 12 seconds."

Statistic 11

"The average 100M time for Korean high school girls is 14.2 seconds."

Statistic 12

"Kenyan high school boys have an average 100M time of 11.2 seconds."

Statistic 13

"Girls in Kenyan high schools averagely run 100M in 13 seconds."

Statistic 14

"High school boys in South Africa run the 100M sprint, on average, in 10.8 seconds."

Statistic 15

"South African high school girls run in an average time of 12.5 seconds in the 100M."

The statistics presented on high school 100m sprint times across different countries provide valuable insights into the varying athletic performances and trends among male and female high school athletes. There is a clear difference in average sprint times between genders and age groups, with notable variations between countries as well. The data illustrates the range of abilities and competition levels in high school track and field, with some individuals achieving exceptional sprint times that set them apart from the average. These statistics can be used for benchmarking performances and setting goals for high school sprinters looking to improve their times and compete at higher levels.