Today in Padova, Italy, Drew Hunter joined Jim Ryun and Matthew Centrowitz as the only U.S.-born men to break 3:37 in the 1500m as a teenager.

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Hunter ran 3:36.77 to finish third behind Kenya's Jonathan Sawe and Djbouti's Ayanleh Souleiman. Olympic bronze medalist Nick Willis was fourth behind Hunter.

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Unfortunately, Hunter's time won't count towards the U20 record books because Hunter turns 20 this year.

Sub-3:37 U.S. Teenagers All-Time:

3:36.1h Jim Ryun (19 years, 84 days)
3:36.77 Drew Hunter (19 years, 319 days)
3:36.92 Matthew Centrowitz (19 years, 201 days)

Happy @drewhunter00 talking about his great 3rd place #lignano 1500m @adidasrunning 3.36.75 pic.twitter.com/GIa6rwoQe5

— RayPFlynn (@RayPFlynn) July 16, 2017

Notably, Alan Webb is not on this list as he ran 3:38.26 in route to his 3:53.43 mile as a high schooler. Webb did not break 3:37 until three years later.