No they don't look normal to me, at least they wouldn't look like that in my climate. The foliage remains full and green all year round here. Perhaps someone in your area can tell you what is normal there. But I am afraid most of them look dead to me, or dying. Is there any life evident in the crown of the plant?

Yeah, I didn't think it looked normal. There is a little bit of green still left on a few plant's crowns. However, it hasn't grown any or died back anymore, almost like it has been completely stunted. Also wondering if that when I pruned them I shocked them into a decline. The foliage was green and full till about mid-may when the temps really soared and then all went downhill. Maybe someone in my zone will see the post. I may see how the react as the temp falls and if nothing by December just pull and rethink the bed. Thanks.

Maybe you over fruited the young plants? Some say to prune blossoms first year

Don't give up. I second the notion of no fruit the first season, strawberries included. Make sure the soil is proper and care for them as normal. You may have to defruit next year.

I am not convinced there will be a next year for the plants in the picture.