Iowa distance star Quentin Nauman on running a 3:58 mile as a high school junior, his crazy kick, goal of making NXN after successful track season and more episode artwork

EPISODE · Sep 18, 2025 · 21 MIN

Iowa distance star Quentin Nauman on running a 3:58 mile as a high school junior, his crazy kick, goal of making NXN after successful track season and more

from Running In Circles · host Zach Hamilton

Today I’m joined by Oregon commit Quentin Nauman!Quentin took the track world by storm last outdoor season where he went on an absolute tear throughout the entire post season.At the Iowa State Meet he won four State titles running 8:57 in the 3200m, 3:59 for the 1600m, 1:49 for the 800m and 1:47 for the 800m in a relay.He went on to win the mile at Hoka Festival of miles with a time of 3:58 and a 54 second last lap, in arguably the most stacked high school boys mile race of all time. Finally, he went to Nike Nationals where he won the national title in the mile.Clearly he’s an incredibly accomplished running and he’s still got his senior year of high school left before he goes to the University of Oregon in the fall to continue his career.This season he will look to continue his momentum and qualify for Nike Cross Nationals for the first time.

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