| Event | Time | Year | Name | School |
| 100m (Legacy) | 10.44* | 1981 | Marcus Currie | Hillsboro |
| 100m (All Conditions) | 10.47 | 2014 | Molefi Maat | Cordova |
| 100m (Wind Legal) | 10.49 | 2018 | Markeece Shufford | West Creek |
| 200m (All Conditions) | 20.84 | 1998 | Marquis Davis | Hamilton |
| 200m (Wind Legal) | 21.10 | 2018 | Keegan Jones | Cleveland |
| 400m | 46.60 | 2019 | Emmanuel Bynum | Whitehaven |
| 800m | 01:50.71 | 2012 | Quamel Prince | Antioch |
| 1600m | 04:05.75 | 2005 | Andrew Bumbalough | BA |
| 3200m | 08:58.18 | 2008 | Sean Keveren | Brentwood |
| High Hurdles (All Conditions) | 13.79 | 2014 | Harrison Williams | MUS |
| High Hurdles (Wind Legal) | 13.80 | 2019 | Brevin Sims | CSAS |
| 300m Hurdles | 36.40 | 2014 | Harrison Williams | MUS |
| 4x100m | 41.24* | 1983 | Oakland | |
| 4x200m | 01:26.08 | 2006 | Antioch | |
| 4x400m | 03:16.21 | 2002 | Cordova | |
| 4x800m | 07:44.74* | 1982 | Hillsboro | |
| Long Jump (All Conditions) | 25'-4.5" | 1996 | Cameron Howard | Tullahoma |
| Long Jump (Wind Legal) | 23'-8.75" | 2015 | George Patrick | BA |
| High Jump | 7' 00" | 1996 | Eric Draper | White Station |
| Triple Jump (All Conditions) | 49' - 10" | 2002 | Dominique Smith | Memphis Central |
| Triple Jump (Wind Legal) | 48' - 3.5" | 2017 | Jalen Tate | West Creek |
| Shot Put | 65' - 1.75" | 2018 | Joshua Sobota | Bearden |
| Discus | 191' - 2" | 2018 | Joshua Sobota | Bearden |
| Pole Vault | 16' - 6" | 2014 | Harrison Williams | MUS |
| Decathlon/Pentathlon | 7324 | 2016 | George Patrick | BA |
This record really is the hardest to come to a definitive record for so we're starting off with a bang. While the "All-Time Record" by Larry Cantrell is 10.33 from 1985 his state meet best is 10.4 which would convert to a 10.54 but how does 10.33 stand when Currie ran a 10.3 in 1981 and where was the 10.33 even run at? Did he actually run a 10.19 and it was adjusted to 10.33? Currie by the metric will adjust to a 10.44 which is slightly better than the best documented FAT times from this decade. Also, Cantrell won the 100m in 1984 as well but there is literally no documented time for that event. All that said... neither would hold up to the hand-time conversion process which is "round up to the nearest tenth and add .24 seconds" against times we know are FAT and have wind readings for. All of the times were documented with respect to modern timing methods while not discounting legacy performances. If someone can just run a windy 10.29 we could at least at that point consolidate 3 of them.
110m Hurdles:
So Sims does have the record here after Powell's time was adjusted with the +.14 metric. Hopefully he can get under Harrison William's with a Wind Legal Time next year so we can consolidate those into a single record.
Long Jump:
For running, the first wind readings weren't until 2006. For jumps, not until 2013. NWI for those that don't know means "No Wind Reading" not to be mistaken for 0.0 which means the wind was not blowing. All that said, most of us were under the impression Jalen Ramsey was the only Long Jumper in state history to eclipse the 25-foot mark in the event but that turned out to be incorrect. Cameron Howard did so in 1996 and then went on to have a decorated track and field career at UT. Nevertheless, with respect to modern parameters the longest wind legal jump is also listed. Just not sure how that record fell through the cracks.
4x100m Relay:
Officially listed at 41.1, adjusted to 41.24 and by modern timing adjustments would still hold up at 41.34 against Cordova's 2011 time of 41.42. I'm only talking about this one because of all the records on this list, this is on the one that needs to be broken the most in my opinion. Simply put, it's going to take more 6A football programs modeling their offseason like Pearl-Cohn and Austin-East which is easier said than done.