Birthday: 05/23/90 Mile PR: 3:52.62 - 2014
Metric Mile (1500m) PR: 3:35.32 - 2014
High School: Laurel HS
Hometown: Laurel, MT
College: Oklahoma University / Montana State '12
Current Residence: Flagstaff, AZ
Patrick Casey, the 2014 USA 1500m national runner-up, won the 2017 inaugural The Wasatch Mile in Salt Lake City on September 14, recording 4:03 at altitude. In 2014, Casey clocked a 3:53.71 Mile, then a personal record, at the NIKE Prefontaine Classic. This huge PR came on the heels of an incredible May where he helped set an American record in the 4x1500m (14:40.80) at the inaugural IAAF World Relays and also set a 1500m PR with a blistering 3:35.95 at the Oxy High Performance Meet.
FUN FACT: On February 4, 2011, Patrick ran the fastest Mile on Montana soil, clocking a 3:59.76 indoors at altitude.
Flagstaff-based training group, led by Rachel Schneider, features ten middle and long-distance runners
From Under Armour
Under Armour introduces its new professional running team, Dark Sky Distance, based in Flagstaff, Arizona. This group of best-in-class athletes consists of middle and long...
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Schneider sets course record, Casey defends, record participant turnout at annual 4th of July community event
By Mike Hartman, Arizona Daily Sun Sports Editor
After winning the Flagstaff Downtown Mile for a second straight year, one thing still stands out about the race for Pat Casey.
The...
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I think I have a good combination of speed and endurance and that helps with the Mile. It is a very difficult event. I will say that. It's never easy.
By Scott Mansch, Great Falls Tribune
EDITOR'S NOTE: There have been many track and field standouts in Montana history, and Patrick Casey is...
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Pat Casey, who is coming off a strong performance at the IAAF 2014 World Relays.
By Pat Price, Daily Relay
1) Daily Relay: Congratulations on your strong leg on the American Record and Silver Medal 4×1500 team. What was it like to be part of that group, and were you happy with how the race...
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By Scott Bush, Runnerspace
After transfering from Montana State University to the University of Oklahoma just over a year ago, middle distance star Patrick Casey is ready for a big senior track season. After running a collegiate #1 Mile time of 3:56.28 at the Razorback Invitational back at the...
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