Ray Kimble

Ray Kimble

Born
Apr 19, 1953 (73 years old)
Events
Triple Jump
Club
Washington State Cougars football

Ray Kimble is an American triple jumper and former collegiate football player born on April 19, 1953. He competed for Washington State University in both sports and has achieved remarkable success in masters athletics.

Kimble's primary event is the triple jump, where he has excelled in masters competition. He is the current M40 world record holder in the event. His M45 best exceeds the listed world record by 47 cm, though it has never been officially ratified.

His longevity in the triple jump demonstrates the potential for continued high-level performance in track and field. Kimble's masters records establish him as one of the most accomplished age-group triple jumpers in history.

Personal best · Triple Jump17.36
2000 season best15.31May 13, 2000 · Modesto, CA

As of Nov 6, 2026: Triple Jump 17.36 (#127 all-time), 2000 season best 15.31 (May 13, 2000, Modesto, CA (USA)) · 73 years old

DisciplineResultAll-time

Progression

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SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
2000TJ 15.31+1.8May 13, 2000Modesto, CA (USA)
1999TJ 15.60+2.0May 8, 1999Modesto, CA (USA)
1996TJ 16.63+2.5May 11, 1996Modesto, CA (USA)
1994TJ 15.99+2.1May 28, 1994San José (USA)
1993TJ 16.58+2.0Jul 2, 1993Edinburgh (GBR)
1992TJ 16.90+2.0Jun 21, 1992New Orleans, LA (USA)
1989TJ 16.64–Apr 1, 1989Modesto, CA (USA)
1988TJ 16.95–Aug 12, 1988–
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Ray Kimble's Triple Jump personal best is 17.36, set on May 9, 1987, #127 on the all-time list.

Ray Kimble competes in the Triple Jump.

2000 season best: 15.31, set on May 13, 2000 in Modesto, CA (USA).