Read the full story, published 1/25/14 by Dartmouth Athletics.
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Will Geoghegan ’14 broke the Dartmouth and Ivy League indoor records for the mile running 3:58.04 at Boston University’s Terrier Invitational on Saturday, January 25.
Geoghegan broke the 20-year-old Dartmouth record of 4:02.26 set by Sam Wilbur ’94, in 1994. A computer science major from Brunswick, Maine, Geoghegan now also has the fastest time in the nation this season.
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At the same Boston meet, teammate Abbey D’Agostino ’14 broke her own Dartmouth record as well as the Ivy League record with a mile time of 4:28.03.
This gives Dartmouth the country’s two premiere male and female milers.
Geoghegan became only the second Dartmouth student-athlete since Ben True ’08 to break a four-minute mile. During his undergraduate career, True ran a 3:59.99 mile during the outdoor season.
At the NCAA Cross Country Championship in November, Geoghegan was the Big Green’s top finisher and earned All-America honors, finishing 14th with a time of 30:22.1.