Welcome

We welcome all the outstanding participants to the 2018 New Balance Nationals Indoor Championships. And we wish a special welcome to all parents, coaches, and friends – all of whose support is invaluable.

Our organization, the National Scholastic Athletics Foundation, does more than present national-caliber track and field and cross country events. We also actively support clinics and other meets with substantial financial commitments. Over the years, NSAF has grown from helping a few athletes to one that annually enables over 10,000 athletes to participate in various meets and activities.

This is the 35th edition of the event, which has had various names since its inception in 1984. We are again happy to have New Balance as our title sponsor. New Balance is a wonderful part- ner – we have been together for eight years, and we expect to be together for many more years to come.

We mourn the loss of Dr. Norbert Sander, who passed unexpectedly a few days after last year’s meet. Dr. Sander was the driving force in making The Armory what it is today. He is sorely missed. We appreciate The Armory’s new leadership, led by Rita Finkel and Jonathan Schindel, with whom we have a great relationship.

We trust that everyone present these three days will have memorable experiences, and we wish everyone great success!

Sincerely,

Jim Spier Meet Director

Congratulations on earning a spot at New Balance Nationals Indoor 2018!

Your determination, work ethic, and incredible talent qualified you for this very special world class indoor track & field meet.

Like many Olympians before you, your capability created the opportunity to compete at an elite level and enjoy this one of a kind experience. At this pinnacle event of the season, we challenge you to take a moment of introspection. Ask yourself what your legacy will be this year; not just in athletic achievement, but also in competitive spirit.

New Balance and the National Scholastic Athletics Foundation are setting the stage for you to never be forgotten. Welcome to NEW BALANCE NATIONALS INDOOR 2018!

The very best of luck to you as you endeavor to run, jump, and throw to the best of your ability!

Samia Akbar New Balance

1 FRIDAY, March 9 Track Events 9:00 AM EE 60m Hurdles Trials 9:50 AM EE 60m Trials 10:40 AM EE 2 Mile FINAL 11:55 AM EE 400m (sections) FINAL 12:50 PM EE 60m Hurdles FINAL 1:10 PM EE 60m FINAL 1:30 PM EE Sprint Medley Relay FINAL 2:30 PM EE 200 Trials 3:05 PM G – 5000 meters (slower section) FINAL 3:30 PM B – 5000 meters (slower section) FINAL 3:55 PM EE 4x800m Relay FINAL 5:15 PM G – 5000 meters (fast section) FINAL 5:40 PM B – 5000 meters (fast section) FINAL 6:05 PM EE 4x200m Relay FINAL 6:55 PM EE 800m FINAL 7:30 PM EE 200m FINAL 7:35 PM G – Distance Medley Relay FINAL A FINAL time schedule will be available 7:55 PM B – Distance Medley Relay FINAL at registration. No significant changes are 8:20 PM EE 4x400m Relay FINAL expected. Girls events will precede Boys events unless otherwise noted. Field Events Seeded sections will be run last. 9:00 AM G – EE Shot Put FINAL SCHEDULE 9:00 AM G – EE Long Jump FINAL EE = Emerging Elite 9:30 AM G – EE Pole Vault (unseeded) FINAL G = Girls 12:00 PM G – EE Pole Vault (seeded) FINAL B = Boys 12:00 PM B – EE Shot Put FINAL 12:00 PM EE Long Jump FINAL Note: The afternoon time schedule 2:00 PM B – EE High Jump FINAL (noon and after) is an estimate. Meet 2:00 PM G – EE High Jump FINAL management reserves the right to run 2:30 PM B – EE Pole Vault FINAL ahead of schedule. Athletes should be 3:00 PM G – EE Triple Jump FINAL prepared for their events up to 30 minutes 3:00 PM G – EE Weight Throw FINAL prior to the events’ estimated start times 6:00 PM B – EE Triple Jump FINAL shown in the schedule. 6:00 PM B – EE Weight Throw FINAL 6:00 PM G – High Jump FINAL

SATURDAY, March 10 Pentathlon 60m Hurdles G – 8:15 AM B – 8:00 AM Shot Put G – 9:15 AM (est.) B – 11:15 AM (est.) Long Jump G – 10:30 AM (est.) (pit 1) B – 9:15 AM (est.) (pit 2) High Jump G – 12:30 PM (est.) (pit 1) B – 1:15 PM (est.) (pit 2) 800m/1000m G – 2:30 PM (est.) B – 3:15 PM (est.)

Track Events 8:30 AM G – One Mile Race Walk FINAL 8:45 AM B – One Mile Race Walk FINAL 9:00 AM 60m G/B Trials The NSAF is pleased to 9:55 AM 60m Hurdles G/B Trials introduce two NEW events 10:40 AM B – Shuttle Hurdle Relay FINAL at NBNI 2018! 11:15 AM G – Shuttle Hurdle Relay FINAL 11:35 AM G – 4x200m Relay Trials Mixed 4x400m 12:00 PM B – 4x200m Relay Trials 12:30 PM G – 4xMile Relay FINAL Saturday, March 10, 7:45 p.m. 1:10 PM B – 4xMile Relay FINAL Junior High School Mile 1:55 PM G – Sprint Medley Relay FINAL 2:40 PM B – Sprint Medley Relay FINAL Sunday, March 11, 8:30 a.m. 3:05 PM EE Mile FINAL 3:35 PM G – 400m Trials 2 3:55 PM B – 400m Trials 4:10 PM G – Freshman 400m FINAL CONTENTS 4:45 PM B – Freshman 400m FINAL 5:35 PM G – 200m Trials • Welcome Letters ...... 1 5:55 PM B – 200m Trials • Meet Administration ...... 4 6:15 PM G – 4x800m Relay FINAL • Competition Officials ...... 5 7:00 PM B – 4x800m Relay FINAL • Project Triple Jump ...... 19 7:45 PM Mixed 4x400m Relay (G&B, new) FINAL • Project Javelin ...... 19 Field Events • Coach of the Year ...... 20 12:00 PM B – Pole Vault FINAL (unseeded) • Doug Speck Award ...... 21 12:00 PM B – Long Jump FINAL • Honorary Referee ...... 22 2:00 PM G – Shot Put FINAL 3:00 PM B – Pole Vault FINAL (seeded) • Allen Dawson Award ...... 23 4:30 PM G – Long Jump FINAL • Hall of Fame ...... 24 5:00 PM B – Shot Put FINAL • NSAF Indoor Awards History . . .27 5:00 PM B – High Jump FINAL • Team NSAF in Cuba ...... 28 • Dunamis Super Meet ...... 28 SUNDAY, March 11 • National Record Setters ...... 44 Track Events 8:30 AM G/B – Junior High School Mile (new) FINALS Event Records 9:00 AM G/B – Freshman Mile FINALS • Emerging Elite ...... 6 9:40 AM G/B – Two Mile FINALS (unseeded sections) • Freshman ...... 8 10:10AM 800m FINALS (all but top sections) 10:40 AM Freshman 60m Trials • 5000m ...... 10 11:00 AM G – 60m Hurdles Semis • Distance Medley Relay ...... 11 11:10 AM B – 60m Hurdles Semis • High Jump ...... 12 11:20 AM G – 60m Semis • Pentathlon ...... 13 11:30 AM B – 60m Semis 11:40 AM Freshman 60m FINALS • One Mile Race Walk ...... 14 11:50 AM One Mile FINALS (all but top sections) • 60m ...... 15 12:15 AM G – 4x400m Relay FINAL (all but top section) • 60m Hurdles ...... 16 12:30 AM B – 4x400m Relay FINAL (all but top section) • Shuttle Hurdle Relay ...... 17 12:45pm OPENING CEREMONIES 12:55 PM G – 4x200m Relay FINAL • 4x200m Relay ...... 18 1:03 PM B – 4x200m Relay FINAL • 4xMile Relay ...... 29 1:11 PM G –Two Mile FINAL (top section) • Sprint Medley Relay ...... 30 1:26 PM B – Two Mile FINAL (top section) • 400m ...... 31 1:41 PM G – 60m Hurdles FINAL 1:49 PM B – 60m Hurdles FINAL • 200m ...... 32 1:57 PM G – 60m FINAL • 4x800m Relay ...... 33 2:05 PM B – 60m FINAL • Pole Vault ...... 34 2:13 PM G – 400m FINAL • Long Jump ...... 35 2:21 PM B — 400m FINAL 2:29 PM G – One Mile FINAL (top section) • Shot Put ...... 36 2:39 PM B – One Mile FINAL (top section) • Two Mile ...... 37 2:49 PM G – 800m FINAL (top section) • 800m ...... 38 2:54 PM B – 800m FINAL (top section) • One Mile ...... 39 2:59 PM G – 200m FINAL 40 3:03 PM B – 200m FINAL • 4x400m Relay ...... 3:07 PM G – 4x400m Relay FINAL (top section) • Weight Throw ...... 41 3:14 PM B – 4x400m Relay FINAL (top section) • Triple Jump ...... 42

Field Events 9:30 AM G – Weight Throw FINAL 10:00 AM G – Pole Vault FINAL (unseeded) Publisher/Editor: Dave Kearney 10:00 AM B – Triple Jump FINAL Consulting Editor: Joy Kamani 12:30 PM B – Weight Throw FINAL Correspondent: Steve Underwood Roger Sattler 1:00 PM G – Triple Jump FINAL Design: Published by Neighborhood Sports, LLC on behalf of the 1:00 PM G – Pole Vault FINAL (seeded) National Scholastic Athletics Foundation, Inc. ©2018 by the National Scholastic Athletics Foundation. All rights Key for Event Records: reserved. Reproduction of the contents of this publication, either in whole or in part, is prohibited without the National - Senior * Junior ** Sophomore *** Freshman p: Preliminaries s: Semi-Finals j: jump-off Scholastic Athletics Foundation’s written permission. On the Cover: Sterling Lester (Kennesaw, GA) was 4th in the 2017 NBNI 400 and returns as a leading contender in that event, plus the pentathlon. All event photos by Victah Sailer unless otherwise noted. 33 MEET ADMINISTRATION

Meet Director Officials’ Liaison Web Site Director Jim Spier John Blackburn Johnny Yeip

Meet Director in Memorium Registration RaceDay Administrator Mike Byrnes Denise Klein, Kelly Rieger, Co-Chiefs, Alfredo Salazar with the help of the students of Senior Advisor Xavier High School Director of Public Relations Tracy Sundlun Steve Underwood Volunteers Director Associate Meet Director Phil Zodda Medical Team Joy Kamani Robert Jones, M.D., Director Timing Amadeus Mason, MD Operations and Logistics Delta Timing Emily Krodel, MD Rekha Ayalur Liz Wheeler, DPT, PRC Cathie Becker John Ferguson, Director Jeannette Anderson, DC Ryan Canning Alex Duma, DC Tom Cuffe Meet Statistician Claudia “Sparky” Chapel, S.P.S, MT Joe Lanzalotto Mike Kennedy Marissa Caldwell, ATC Kristi Rieger Matt Devens, ATC Jill Sessa Paper Flow Ryan Johnson, EMT Bernice DeMello Kush Patel, MT John Chaplin Honorary Referee Imann Rollins, Athletic Trainer Ronald Darby Financial Director Ian Shultis, Athletic Trainer Henry Sessa Jury of Appeals Scott Julich, Volunteer John Blackburn Accounting Director Mike Byrnes Coach of the Year Award Laurie Boemker Paul Limmer Tracy Sundlun Joe Lee (The Bullis School, MD) Press Steward Referees Allen Dawson Award for Fred Steier John Blackburn – Meet Contributions to Track and Field Donald Berry Ross Krempley (Runnerspace) Program Produced by Lloyd M. Cornelius, Jr. Neighborhood Sports, LLC Patrick Lavelle Doug Speck Award for Dave Kearney, Publisher/Editor Innovation and Excellence Joy Kamani, Contributing Editor Invitations Peter Walsh, Dave Hunt, Steve Underwood, Correspondent Joy Kamani, Chief Tess O’Connor McDade (Coogans) Joe Lanzalotto Roger Sattler, Design Paul Limmer Games Committee David Mitchell Announcers John Blackburn David Mitchell, Chief Tom Cuffe Awards Ian Brooks, Awards, Interviews Joy Kamani Rekha Ayalur, Director Dennis Kornfield Joe Lanzalotto Cathie Becker Ron Lopresti Paul Limmer Dale Ladd Eammon McHugh Jim Spier John Malach Stephanie Dueringer, Director Tracy Sundlun 4 COMPETITION OFFICIALS The NSAF Thanks the New Balance Nationals Indoor Sponsors and Supporters! Referees Pole Vault Donald Berry Tom Heisey – Chief Sincere Thanks to our Title Sponsor New Balance and, in particular, Samia Akbar, Lloyd M. Cornelius, Jr. William R. "Skip" Earle Andy Downing, John Evans & Harry Norton, Patrick Lavelle – Asst. Chief and to our Presenting Sponsor, Eastbay. Stephen Brink Clerks Peg Donovan • Agogie • EliptiGo Ronald E. Clarke – Chief Dave Hanson • ALTIS • Mepham Track Alumni Donna Barrett Alison McGinnis George "Rusty" Cofrin Yolonda Moore • Athlete Race Numbers • NCSA- Athlete Recruiting Daniel Doherty Osmond Powell • Anthony Florist • PhotoRun.net Lisa Edwards Caroline Rebello • The Armory & Staff • RollRecovery Michelle M. Ferreira Takeshi “Casey” Yamazaki • Baron Insignias • Sanford Health Darrell Harris • Relaybatons.com • TRACS, Inc. Orretta “OJ” Johnson Race Walk • Dan Draws • USA Track & Field Angela K. Miller Ron Daniel • David Zemsky • VS Athletics William Pollinger Combined Events • Delta Timing Group Lee Townsend – Coordinator Throws Jack Pettersen – SP Chief And all competition officials, volunteers and everyone else who Finish Line Dennis Vienneau – WT Chief has worked to make the NBNI 2018 a Spectacular Success! Jannie Rosado – Chief Earl Edwards Sandra Burke George Erker Special Shout Out Jenny DeVore-Benjamin Fred LaVack The National Scholastic Athletics Foundation sends a Jean McLaughlin Melanie M. LaVack special shout out to its dedicated medical support team: Tom Lincoln High Jump Joseph Rycek • Robert Jones, M.D. Ken Kraft – Chief • Jeanette Anderson, D.C. • Matt Devens Nelson Berrios Starters • Ryan Johnson Sandra Edwards • Dr. Alex Duma Robert C. Gidari – Chief Jim Fecteau • Dr. Emily Krodel • Scott Julich Christina Crocker Joe Shufelt • Dr. Liz Wheeler, P.T., P.R.C. • Khushnoor Patel Andrea D. Jennings Kathleen Sullivan Annette B. White • Marissa Caldwell • Imann Rollins • Claudia “Sparky” Chapel, • Ian Shultis Long/Triple Jump Umpires S.P.S., M.T. Martin Kahler – Chief Gordon Bocock – Chief Tony Ciccone Gregg Burnett Elvis G. Clarke The National Scholastic Athletics Foundation Jeff Gray Debbie Gittens Board of Directors Sidney Milden Kathy Johnston Adrian Sterrett • John Blackburn, Ph.D. • Josh Rowe Joan LaBadie • Chelo Canino • James Spier Kerri Anne Miller • Robert Jones, M.D. • Tracy Sundlun Zina D. Parker • Joy Kamani • F. Michael Byrnes, In Memoriam Anthony Robinson • Paul Limmer • Cedric Walker, In Memoriam Kim Schwickrath • Larry Rawson Arthur Weisberg

5 6 EMERGING ELITE

60 METER METER 60 etRcr il 7.49 Girls - Record Meet etRcr os6.87 Boys - Record Meet

200 METER METER 200 etRcr il 24.03 Girls - Record Meet Meet Record - Boys 21.64 21.64 Boys - Record Meet

400 METER 400 etRcr il 55.42 Girls - Record Meet etRcr os47.97 Boys - Record Meet

800 METER 800 Meet Record - Girls 2:09.23 3/11/2016 Camille Davre Camille 3/11/2016 2:09.23 Girls - Record Meet Meet Record - Boys 1:52.75 3/11/2016 Jayquan Williams Green Hope, Cary,NC Hope, Green Williams Jayquan 3/11/2016 1:52.75 Boys - Record Meet

ONE MILE ONE Meet Record - Girls 4:55.98 3/9/2013 Emily Kaplan Emily 3/9/2013 4:55.98 Girls - Record Meet etRcr os41.5 /421 WilliamMulloy 3/14/2014 4:14.15 Boys - Record Meet

TWO MILE TWO Meet Record - Girls 10:35.04 3/11/2016 Bethlehem Taye Bethlehem 3/11/2016 10:35.04 Girls - Record Meet Meet Record - Boys 9:11.08 3/11/2016 Rohann Asfaw Rohann 3/11/2016 9:11.08 Boys - Record Meet

60 METER HURDLES METER 60 etRcr il 8.52 Girls - Record Meet etRcr os7.88 Boys - Record Meet

4X200 METER RELAY METER 4X200 etRcr il :00 31/07 WesternBranch 3/10/2017 1:40.02 Girls - Record Meet

Meet Record - Boys 1:29.94 3/14/2014 Long Reach Long 3/14/2014 1:29.94 Boys - Record Meet

4X400 METER RELAY METER 4X400 etRcr il :21 31/04 Cary 3/14/2014 3:52.15 Girls - Record Meet

Meet Record - Boys 3:20.65 3/8/2013 Digital Harbor Digital 3/8/2013 3:20.65 Boys - Record Meet

6.87

21.64 21.64

(D. Boone, S. Nichols, A. Shockley,Jenkins) A. Nichols,Jashella S. Boone, (D.

(T. Olewole, R. Carter, C. Smalley, E. Thomas)(T.Smalley,Carter,E. C. R. Olewole,

(L. White, L. Warner,Hoffert)White,L. S. (L. Brown, J.

(T.Flaviano) G. Walker,Cook, J. Stukes, Q.

3/10/2017 Semira Killebrew Brebeuf, Indianapolis, IN Indianapolis, Brebeuf, Killebrew Semira 3/10/2017 3/10/2017 Donovan Louis Donovan 3/10/2017 3/10/2017 Aman Bivens Aman 3/10/2017

3/11/2016 Khori Peace Khori 3/11/2016 3/11/2016 Kelly Brown Kelly 3/11/2016 3/14/2014 Grant Holloway Grant 3/14/2014

3/14/2014 Victoria Tachinski Vincent Massey Coll., Winnipeg,MB Coll., Vincent Massey VictoriaTachinski 3/14/2014 3/11/2016 Brian Herron Brian 3/11/2016

3/11/2016 Amaya Chadwick Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ Plains,Scotch Catholic, Union Chadwick Amaya 3/11/2016 /021 TyroneBryan 3/10/2017

Potomac, Dumfries, VADumfries,Potomac, Prince George, VAGeorge, Prince

Pennridge, Perkasie, PAPerkasie,Pennridge, Wilson Magnet, Rochester,WilsonMagnet, NY Grassfield, Chesapeake, VA Chesapeake, Grassfield,

Lakeside,Atlanta, GA Lakeside,Atlanta,

WhitefishWI Bay,

Georgetown Vis. Prep, Washington,Vis.Prep, Georgetown DC St. Xavier, Lousville, KYXavier,Lousville, St.

Pine Branch, Burtonsville, MD Burtonsville,Branch, Pine Montgomery,MD Rockville,

Parkdale,Riverdale, MD Parkdale,Riverdale,

Chesapeake, VA Chesapeake,

Columbia, MD Columbia,

Cary,NC

Baltimore, MD Baltimore,

EMERGING ELITE 7

Austintown-Fitch, Youngstown, OH Youngstown, Austintown-Fitch,

Howard, Howard, Ellicott MDCity,

St. St. Catherine Bronx, Academy, NY

Capital, Boise, ID

Marvin Ridge, Waxhaw, NC Marvin Ridge, Waxhaw,

Cary, NCCary,

East, East, Morristown, TN

Wachusett, Holden, MA Wachusett,

Marshfield, Marshfield, MA

Weston, CT Weston,

Hauppauge, Hauppauge, NY

Owings Owings Mills, MD

5-07.25 5-07.25 3/12/2012 Amy Collins

5-07.25 5-07.25 3/13/2015 Kenya Livingston Mint Rocky Rv, Hill, NC

(Micah (Micah Zirn, Ian Stube, Simeon Okoro, Cole Clark)

(J. (J. Reeves, Turner) B. Lipp, B. T. Broadwater,

(K. (K. Cordon, N. Crociata, C. Armstrong, Nick Beglane)

(M. (M. Seybold, J. Burgess, N. Noulett, A. Glossinger)

Meet Meet Record - Boys 66-03.00 3/13/2015 Brent Fairbanks

Meet Meet Record - Girls 56-03.00 3/13/2015 Scaife Taylor

WEIGHT THROW

Meet Meet Record - Boys 58-09.25 3/13/2015 Marcus Abraham Christian Charlotte, Victory Ctr., NC

Meet Meet Record - Girls 44-09.00 3/13/2015 Egypt Parker

SHOT PUT

Meet Meet Record - Boys 48-02.00 3/10/2017 Britt Ipsen

Meet Meet Record - Girls 40-05.50 3/8/2013 Ebony Owusu-Sampah VA Hylton, Woodbridge,

TRIPLE JUMP

Meet Meet Record - Boys 23-08.00 3/10/2017 Delmario Hairston Lake Catholic, OHMentor,

Meet Meet Record - Girls 19-05.50 3/11/2016 Breanna Gambrell Athens, PA

LONG LONG JUMP

Meet Meet Record - Boys 15-04.25 3/13/2015 Bailey Frederick

Meet Meet Record - Girls 12-06.25 3/10/2017 Olivia Goodwin

POLE VAULT POLE VAULT

Meet Meet Record - Boys 6-08.25 3/14/2014 Isaiah Kyle

Meet Meet Record - Girls 5-07.25 3/8/2013 Ellen DiPietro

HIGH JUMP

Meet Meet Record - Boys 3:31.05 3/13/2015 Weston

Meet Meet Record - Girls 4:03.83 3/14/2014 Springside-Chestnut Hill Philadelphia, PA

1600 SPRINT MEDLEY

Meet Meet Record - Boys 7:55.35 3/11/2016 Hauppauge

Meet Meet Record - Girls 9:14.96 3/13/2015 McDonogh 4X800 METER RELAY FRESHMAN RECORDS

GIRLS

60 METER RECORDS Meet 7.52 3/16/2014 Jayla Kirkland Woodlawn, Birmingham, AL Freshman 7.37 3/13/2016 Thelma Davies Girard College, Philadelphia, PA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Jordan Sales 20 Winterville, NC 7.66 2 Aasia Laurencin 20 Southfield, MI 7.72 3 Qe'Neisha Young 20 Grand Rapids, MI 7.74

400 METER RECORDS Meet 55.55 3/11/2017 Kimberly Harris Buford, GA Freshman 53.23 3/14/2010 Kendall Baisden Detroit Country Day, Beverly Hills, MI

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Kimberly Harris 20 Suwanee, GA 55.55 9 2 Shaniya Hall 20 Potomac, MD 56.34 8 3 Chidumga Nkulume 20 Union, NJ 57.43 8

ONE MILE RECORDS Meet 4:49.37 3/15/2008 Chelsey Sveinnson Greenhills, Dallas, TX Freshman 4:40.10 3/16/1973 Mary Decker Orange, CA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Athing Mu 20 Trenton, NJ 4:59.48 2 2 Caroline Fischer 20 Nashua, NH 5:00.01 2 3 Lucy Jenks 20 Newton, MA 5:02.69 2

BOYS

60 METER RECORDS Meet 6.96 3/15/2015 Eric Allen Bullis, Potomac, MD Freshman 6.78 3/10/2001 Jerald Watson Central Catholic, Morgan City, LA 6.78 2/13/2016 Tyrese Cooper American, Hialeah, FL

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Dylan Vlassenko 20 Levittown, PA 7.05 2 Jarett Flaker 20 Scarborough, ME 7.11 3 Eric Pierce 20 Henrico, VA 7.13

400 METER RECORDS Meet 49.00 3/11/2017 Ashton Allen Bullis, Potomac, MD Freshman 47.97 1/16/2016 Tyrese Cooper American, Hialeah, FL Freshman 47.97 3/12/2016 Brian Herrion Lakeside, Atlanta,GA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Ashton Allen 20 Potomac, MD 49.00 8 2 Everett Steward 20 Los Angeles, CA 50.30 7 3 Seydi Sall 20 Rockville, MD 50.43 8

ONE MILE RECORDS Meet 4:18.09 3/10/2012 Elijah Armstrong Pocatello, ID Freshman 4:15.43 1/10/2009 Lukas Verzbicas Lincoln Way, New Lenox, IL

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Garrett Suhr 20 Rockville, MD 4:26.50 2 2 Garrett Baublitz 20 Mifflintown, PA 4:29.10 2 3 Stone Caraccio 20 Woolwich Twp., NJ 4:30.75 2

8 Mark your calendars for these great 2018 Select Meet events!

The NSAF Select Meet program connects NSAF with some of the nation's most outstanding indoor and outdoor invitational meets. NSAF works with meet organizers to provide travel grants to select individuals and teams, giving them an opportunity for elite competition as they prepare for NBN championships and/or Team USA berths for international Youth and Junior events.

Chandler Rotary Invitational March 23-24, 2018 Chandler, AZ Howard Wood Dakota Relays www.chandlerrotarytm.com May 4-5, 2018 Sioux Falls, SD Arcadia Invitational www.dakotarelays.com April 5-7, 2018 Arcadia, CA Great Southwest Classic www.arcadiainivtational.org May 31 - June 2, 2018 Albuquerque, NM Mobile Challenge of Champions www.greatsouthwestclassic.com April 6-7, 2018 Mobile, AL www.mobilechallengeofchampions.net Great American Track and Field Classic Bojangles’ Track & Field Classic June 7-9, 2018 April 13-14, 2018 Lancaster, TX Columbia, SC www.gatfclassic.com https://sites.google.com/ site/bojanglestrack/

Facebook.com/NSAF1990 @tweetingtrack nsaf_track 5000M

Recognition of: The 2018 Inductees of the National High School Track & Field Hall of Fame. GIRLS http://nationalhighschooltrackandfieldhof.org RECORDS National 15:37.12 1/20/2018 Katelyn Tuohy N. Rockland, Thiells, NY Meet 15:55.75 3/10/2017 Brie Oakley Grandview, Aurora, CO Armory HS 15:55.75 3/10/2017 Brie Oakley Grandview, Aurora, CO Freshman 17:08.45 3/14/2014 Jessica Lawson Cornell, NY Sophomore 15:37.12 1/20/2018 Katelyn Tuohy N. Rockland, Thiells, NY Junior 16:19.69 3/9/2012 Erin Finn W. Bloomfield, MI Senior 15:55.75 3/10/2017 Brie Oakley Grandview, Aurora, CO

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Brie Oakley 17 Aurora, CO 15:55.75 2 2 Sara Platek 17 Jamestown, NC 16:48.09 2 3 Annie Hill 18 Kalispell, MT 17:07.26 2

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Brie Oakley Grandview, Centennial, CO 15:55.75 2016 **Weini Kelati Heritage, Leesburg, VA 16:08.83 2015 -Anna Rohrer Mishawaka, IN 16:10.79 2014 -Tessa Barrett Abingdon Heights, Clarks Summit, PA 16.11.85 2013 -Wesley Frazier Ravenscroft, Raleigh, NC 16:18.01

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 15:55.75 -Brie Oakley Grandview, Centennial, CO 2017 16:08.83 **Weini Kelati Heritage, Leesburg, VA 2016 16:10.79 -Anna Rohrer Mishawaka, IN 2015 16:11.85 -Tessa Barrett Abington Heights, Clarks Summit, PA 2014 16:12.81 -Ryen Frazier Ravenscroft, Raleigh, NC 2015

Recognition of: The 2018 Inductees of the National High School Track & Field Hall of Fame. BOYS http://nationalhighschooltrackandfieldhof.org RECORDS National 13:57.04 2/11/2012 Edward Cheserek St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ Armory HS 13:57.04 2/11/2012 Edward Cheserek St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ Meet 14:06.78 3/11/2011 Lukas Verzbicas Sandburg, Orland Park, IL Freshman 14:18.42 3/13/2009 Lukas Verzbicas Lincoln-Way, New Lenox, IL Sophomore 14:54.27 3/8/2013 Elijah Armstrong Pocatello, ID Junior 13:57.04 2/11/2012 Edward Cheserek St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ Senior 14:06.78 3/11/2011 Lukas Verzbicas Sandburg, Orland Park, IL

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Ben Varghese 17 Gray, TN 14:47.25 2 2 Thomas Fafard 17 Repentigny, QC 14:56.12 2 3 Matthew Grossman 17 Millburn, NJ 14:56.40 2

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Ben Varghese Daniel Boone, Gray, TN 14:47.25 2016 -Eric van der Els McMahon, Norwalk, CT 14:42.41 2013 **Elijah Armstrong Pocatello, ID 14:54.27 2015 -Elijah Armstrong Pocatello, ID 14:41.72 2014 *Conner Mantz Sky View, Smithfield, UT 14:24.33

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 14:06.78 -Lukas Verzbicas Sandburg, Orland Park, IL 2011 14:19.82 -Kirubel Erassa Grayson, Loganville, GA 2010 14:24.33 *Conner Mantz Sky View, Smithfield, UT 2014 14:37.25 -Daniel Lennon Peru, NY 2012 14:37.32 -Dallin Farnsworth Highland, Pocatello, ID 2012

10 DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY

GIRLS In Memory of: Adam Sander & Neal Johnson – Officials and Friends

RECORDS National 11:34.54 1/14/2017 Lake Braddock Burke, VA (S. Browning, Skyla Davidson, S. Schwers, Kate Murphy) Meet 11:34.85 3/11/2016 North Rockland Theills, NY (Alex Harris, Camille Cameron, Syd March, Kate Tuohy) Armory HS 11:34.85 3/11/2016 North Rockland Thiells, NY (Alex Harris, Camille Cameron, Syd March, Kate Tuohy)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 North Rockland TC NY 11:41.04 3 2 Ann Arbor Youth TC MI 11:47.96 3 3 Shenendehowa TC NY 11:54.09 3

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 North Rockland Thiells, NY 11:41.04 2016 North Rockland Thiells, NY 11:34.85 2015 Suffern Suffern, NY 11:53.57 2014 West Springfield Springfield, VA 11:43.39 2013 Cardoza Queens, NY 11:39.10

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 11:34.85 North Rockland Thiells, NY 2016 11:38.60 Saratoga Saratoga, NY 2010 11:39.10 Cardoza Queens, NY 2013 11:39.10 Lake Braddock Burke, VA 2016 11:39.29 South Grosse Pointe, MI 2012

BOYS In Memory of: Adam Sander & Neal Johnson – Officials and Friends

RECORDS National 9:56.18 3/10/2017 Carlisle Carlisle, PA (Sam Affolder, J. Griffie, Isaac Cole, Noah Affolder) Meet 9:56.18 3/10/2017 Carlisle Carlisle, PA (Sam Affolder, J Griffie, Isaac Cole, Noah Affolder) Armory HS 9:56.18 3/10/2017 Carlisle Carlisle, PA (Sam Affolder, J. Griffie, Isaac Cole, Noah Affolder)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Carlisle TC PA 9:56.18 2 2 Brentwood TC TN 10:12.54 2 3 Germantown Friends TC PA 10:12.55 2

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 Carlisle Carlisle, PA 9:56.18 2016 Loudoun Valley Purcellville, VA 10:03.42 2015 Saline Saline, MI 10:04.30 2014 Cardinal O’Hara Springfield, PA 10:00.75 2013 Staples Westport, CT 10:07

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 9:56.18 Carlisle Carlisle, PA 2017 10:00.75 Cardinal O’Hara Springfield, PA 2014 10:02.13 Albemarle Charlottesville, VA 2009 10:02.74 Warwick Valley Warwick Valley, NY 2011 10:02.99 Christian Brothers Acad. Lincroft, NJ 2011

11 HIGH JUMP

GIRLS Thank you to: Our incredible NBNI staff and volunteers RECORDS National 6-06.25 3/12/2016 Vashti Cunningham Bishop Gorman, Las Vegas, NV Meet 6-00.50 3/13/2015 Nicole Greene Punta Verde Beach, FL Armory HS 6-00.50 3/13/2015 Nicole Greene Punta Verde Beach, FL Freshman 5-10.00 1989 Karla Newman White Creek, TN Freshman 5-10.00 2/14/2004 Patience Coleman Southern, Durham, NC Sophomore 6-00.75 1981 Mary Moore Issaquah, WA Junior 6-01.00 1987 Alison Smith Central, Clarence, NY Senior 6-06.25 3/12/2016 Vashti Cunningham Bishop Gorman, Las Vegas, NV

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Carlie Queen 17 Pleasant Hill, MO 1.80m 5-10.75 2 Kamiya Dendy 20 Anderson, SC 1.75m 5-08.75 2 Abigail O'Donoghue 17 Denham Springs, LA 1.75m 5-08.75

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Carlie Queen Summit Chris. Acad., Lee’s Summit, MO 5-10.75 2016 -Mikella Lefebvre-Oatis Montreal, QC 5-09.25 2015 -Nicole Greene Ponte Vedra, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 6-00.5 2014 -Ellen DiPietro Marshfield, MA 5-10.5 2013 **Cyre Virgo Fleetwood, PA 5-11.25

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 6-00.5 -Nicole Greene Ponte Vedra, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 2015 6-00 *Sheena Gordon McDowell, Erie, PA 2002 5-11.5 *Hyleas Fountain Central Dauphin East, Harrisburg, PA 1999 5-11.25 *Kendell Williams Kell, Marietta, GA 2012 5-11.25 **Cyre Virgo Fleetwood, PA 2013

BOYS Thank you to: Our incredible NBNI staff and volunteers RECORDS National 7-05.25 3/14/2004 Scott Sellers Cinco Ranch, Katy, TX Meet 7-05.25 3/14/2004 Scott Sellers Cinco Ranch, Katy, TX Armory HS 7-03.75 3/14/2003 Mike Morrison Willingboro, NJ Freshman 6-08.00 1998 Ivan Schmidt Penncrest, Media, PA Sophomore 7-02.00 1/11/2003 Scott Sellers Cinco Ranch, Katy, TX Junior 7-05.25 3/14/2004 Scott Sellers Cinco Ranch, Katy, TX Senior 7-05.00 3/11/1978 Gail Olson Sycamore, IL Senior 7-05.00 2/12/2005 Scott Sellers Cinco Ranch, Katy, TX

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Rahman Minor 17 Indianapolis, IN 2.14m 7-00.25 2 JuVaughn Blake 17 Huntsville, AL 2.14mJ 7-00.25 3 Daniel Claxton 17 Nesconset, NY 2.14mJ 7-00.25

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Rahman Minor Pike, Indianapolis, IN 7-00.25 2016 -Darius Carbin Mt. Pleasant, San Jose, CA 7-01.75 2015 *Jaron Brooks Henry Clay, Lexington, KY 6-11.5 2014 -Paul Galas Mississauga, ON 6-10.25 2013 *Philippe St.-Hilaire Vainqueurs Plus, QC 6-09

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 7-05.25 *Scott Sellers Cinco Ranch, Katy, TX 2004 7-04.25 -Michael Morrison Willingboro, NJ 2003 7-03 -Erik Kynard Rogers, Toledo, OH 2009 7-02.5 -Scott Sellers Cinco Ranch, Katy, TX 2005 7-01.75 -Darius Carbin Mt. Pleasant, San Jose, CA 2016 7-01.75 -Jaron Brooks Henry Clay, Lexington, KY 2016

12 PENTATHLON

GIRLS Sponsored by: Eastbay – Presenting Sponsor of the NBNI RECORDS National 4068 3/9/2013 Kendell Williams Kell, Marietta, GA Meet 4068 3/9/2013 Kendell Williams Kell, Marietta, GA Armory HS 4068 3/9/2013 Kendell Williams Kell, Marietta, GA Freshman 3561 3/13/2010 Kendell Williams Kell, Marietta, GA Sophomore 3846 3/13/2004 Shana Woods Poly, Long Beach, CA Junior 3827 3/12/2005 Shana Woods Poly, Long Beach, NJ Senior 4068 3/9/2013 Kendell Williams Kell, Marietta, GA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Anna Hall 19 Denver, CO 3740 2 Alix Still 18 Bradenton, FL 3547 3 Erin Marsh 17 Buford, GA 3526

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 **Anna Hall Valor Christian, Highlands Ranch, CO 3740 2016 -Dallyssa Huggins Markham, ON 3885 2015 *Alexus Pyles Clarksburg, MD 3619 2014 -Shaina Burns South, Lakeville, MN 3706 2013 -Kendell Williams Kell, Marietta, GA 4068

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 4068 -Kendell Williams Kell, Marietta, GA 2013 3885 -Dallyssa Huggins Markham, ON 2016 3823 -Ryann Krais Methacton, Fairview Village, PA 2008 Anna Hall 3792 **Kendell Williams Kell, Marietta, GA 2012 3740 *Kendell Williams Kell, Marietta, GA 2011 3740 **Anna Hall Valor Christian, Highlands Ranch, CO 2017

BOYS Sponsored by: Eastbay – Presenting Sponsor of the NBNI RECORDS National 4307 3/12/2011 Gunnar Nixon Santa Fe, Edmond, OK Meet 4307 3/12/2011 Gunnar Nixon Santa Fe, Edmond, OK Armory HS 4307 3/12/2011 Gunnar Nixon Santa Fe, Edmond, OK Freshman 2664 3/8/1997 Brandon Royster Fairfax, VA Sophomore 3785 2007 Curtis Beach Albuquerque Acad., Albuquerque, NM Junior 4150 3/11/2017 Kyle Garland Germantown Acad., Ft. Washington, PA Senior 4307 3/12/2011 Gunnar Nixon Santa Fe, Edmond, OK

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Kyle Garland 18 Philadelphia, PA 4150 2 Danny Renwick 17 Rochester, MA 3860 3 Ayden Owens 18 Wexford, PA 3707

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2013 *Marlon Humphrey Hoover, AL 3890 2014 -Gabe Moore Freeport, FL 4054 2015 *George Patrick Brentwood Academy, Brentwood, TN 3961 2016 -Grant Holloway Grassfield, Chesapeake, VA 4230 2017 *Kyle Garland Germantown Acad., Ft. Washington, PA 4150

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 4307 -Gunnar Nixon Santa Fe, Edmond, OK 2011 4230 -Grant Holloway Grassfield, Chesapeake, VA 2016 4150 *Kyle Garland Germantown Acad., Ft. Washington, PA 2017 Kyle Garland 4141 *Gunnar Nixon Santa Fe, Edmond, OK 2010 4054 -Gabe Moore Freeport, FL 2014

13 ONE MILE RACE WALK

GIRLS Sponsored by: Tracy Sundlun – NSAF Board Member and Fan of All Aspects of Athletics

RECORDS National 6:53.44 3/11/2017 Lauren Harris Sachem East, Farmingville, NY Meet 6:53.44 3/11/2017 Lauren Harris Sachem East, Farmingville, NY Armory HS 6:53.44 3/11/2017 Lauren Harris Sachem East, Farmingville, NY Freshman 7:06.32 3/11/2017 Taylor Ewart Beavercreek, OH Sophomore 7:17.24 1992 Melissa Baker Shoreham-Wading Rvr., Shoreham, NY Junior 6:57.36 3/12/2016 Lauren Harris Sachem East, Farmingville, NY Senior 6:53.44 3/11/2017 Lauren Harris Sachem East, Farmingville, NY

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Lauren Harris 17 Holtsville, NY 6:53.44 2 Taylor Ewert 20 Beavercreek, OH 7:06.32 3 Amelia Cuomo 17 Brewster, NY 7:08.65

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Lauren Harris Sachem East, Ronkonkoma, NY 6:53.44 2016 *Lauren Harris Sachem East, Ronkonkoma, NY 6:57.36 2015 -Ashley Resch Yellow Springs, OH 7:00.33 2014 *Ashley Resch Yellow Springs, OH 7:19.22 2013 -Holly Lindoe Sachem, Ronkonkoma, NY 7:26.07

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 6:53.44 -Lauren Harris Sachem East, Ronkonkoma, NY 2017 6:57.36 *Lauren Harris Sachem East, Ronkonkoma, NY 2016 7:00.33 -Ashley Resch Yellow Springs, OH 2015 Lauren Harris 7:00.94 *Katy Hayes Oconomowoc, WI 2004 7:06.32 ***Taylor Ewart Beavercreek, OH 2017

BOYS Sponsored by: Tracy Sundlun – NSAF Board Member and Fan of All Aspects of Athletics

RECORDS National 6:03.48 1/29/2010 Trevor Barron Bethel Park, PA Meet 6:06.13 3/13/2010 Trevor Barron Bethel Park, PA Freshman 6:37.0h 2/1/2009 Tyler Sorensen Lafayette, CA Sophomore 6:21.57 3/13/2010 Tyler Sorenen Lafayette, CA Junior 6:14.12 1/30/2009 Trevor Barron Bethel Park, PA Senior 6:03.48 1/29/2010 Trevor Barron Bethel Park, PA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Cameron Haught 17 Enon, OH 6:12.00 2 Juan Moscoso 19 Longwood, FL 6:23.25 3 Steven Smith 17 South Portland, ME 7:11.63

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Cameron Haught Yellow Springs, OH 6:12.00 2016 *Cameron Haught Yellow Springs, OH 6:15.77 2015 **Cameron Haught Yellow Springs, OH 6:36.30 2014 -Anthony Peters Chicago, IL 6:38.81 2013 **Marek Adamowicz Riviere-Sud, QC 6:34.35

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 6:06.13 -Trevor Barron Home-Schooled, Bethel Park, PA 2010 6:12.00 -Cameron Haught Yellow Springs, OH 2017 6:15.77 *Cameron Haught Yellow Springs, OH 2016 Cameron Haught 6:17.96 *Zachary Pollinger Mahway, NJ 2003 6:19.35 -Alejandro Chavez McAllen, TX 2010

14 60 METERS

GIRLS In Honor of: Ronald Darby – 2018 John Chaplin Honorary Referee RECORDS National 7.19 2/21/2004 Ashley Owens Liberty, Colorado Springs, CO Meet 7.26 3/16/2014 Mikiah Brisco Baton Rouge, LA NSIC Meet 7.26 3/15/1998 Angela Williams Chino, CA NSIC Meet 7.26 3/12/2006 Bianca Knight Ridgeland, MS Armory HS 7.26 3/12/2006 Bianca Knight Ridgeland, MS Armory HS 7.26 3/16/2014 Mikiah Brisco Baton Rouge, LA Freshman 7.30 2/10/2018 Tamari Davis Gainesville, FL Sophomore 7.29 3/14/1999 Alexis Joyce Washington, Denver, CO Junior 7.24 2/10/2007 Victoria Jordan Dunbar, Ft. Worth, TX Senior 7.19 2/21/2004 Ashley Owens Liberty, Colorado Springs, CO

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Jayla Kirkland 17 Birmingham, AL 7.27 2 Halle Hazzard 17 Commack, NY 7.36 3 Thelma Davies 19 Darby, PA 7.37

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Jayla Kirkland Woodlawn, Birmingham, AL 7.27 2016 -Zaria Francis Rio Mesa, Oxnard, CA 7.30 2015 -Teahna Daniels First Academy, Orlando, FL 7.33 2014 -Mikiah Brisco Baton Rouge, LA 7.26 2013 *Clemence Paiement Montreal, QC 7.40

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 7.26 -Mikiah Brisco Baton Rouge, LA 2014 7.27 -Jayla Kirkland Woodlawn, Birmingham AL 2017 7.29 **Alexis Joyce Washington, Denver, CO 1999 7.30 -Heather Cunliffe Federal Way, WA 2014 Jayla Kirkland 7.30 -Zaria Francis Rio Mesa, Oxnard, CA 2016

BOYS In Honor of: Ronald Darby – 2018 John Chaplin Honorary Referee RECORDS National 6.57 3/14/1999 Casey Combest Owensboro, KY Meet 6.57 3/14/1999 Casey Combest Owensboro, KY Armory HS 6.64 3/14/2008 Deangelo Cherry Mt Zion, Jonesboro, GA Armory HS 6.64 3/16/2014 Trentavis Friday Cherryville, NC Freshman 6.78 3/10/2001 Jerald Watson Central Catholic, Morgan City, LA 6.78 2/13/2016 Tyrese Cooper American, Hialeah, FL Sophomore 6.67 2/16/2007 Jeremy Rankin Overland, Aurora, CO Junior 6.64 1/12/2008 Jeremy Rankin Overland, Aurora, CO 6.64 2/24/2013 Isaiah Brandt-Sims Wenatchee, WI Senior 6.57 3/14/1999 Casey Combest Owensboro, KY

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Caleb Jolivette 17 Fresno, TX 6.73 2 J. Johnson 17 Cary, NC 6.76 3 Jeffery Hulon 17 Beaumont, TX 6.77

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Caleb Jolivette Manvel, TX 6.73 2016 -Josephus Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA 6.65 2015 -Ryan Clark Banneker, College Park, GA 6.65 2014 -Trentavis Friday Cherryville, NC 6.64 2013 -Jeryl Brazil Loranger, LA 6.70

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 6.57 -Casey Combest Owensboro, KY 1999 6.63 -Devon Smith Westlake, Waldorf, MD 2009 6.64 -Ttrindon Holliday Northeast, Zachary, LA 2005 6.64 -Trentavis Friday Cherryville, NC 2014 Caleb Jolivette 6.65 -Ryan Clark Banneker, College Park, GA 2015 6.65 *Noah Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA 2015 6.65 -Josephus Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA 2016

15 60M HURDLES

In Appreciation of: the Armory Staff – The NSAF and New Balance thank The Armory for once again GIRLS being such a spectacular host! RECORDS National 8.02 3/13/2016 Tonea Marshall Seguin, Arlington, TX Meet 8.02 3/13/2016 Tonea Marshall Seguin, Arlington, TX Armory HS 8.02 3/13/2016 Tonea Marshall Seguin, Arlington, TX Freshman 8.35 3/13/2016 Tia Jones Walton, Marietta, GA Sophomore 8.17 3/15/2015 Sydney McLaughlin Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ Junior 8.12 2/17/2018 Grace Stark Lakeland, White Lake, MI Senior 8.02 3/13/2016 Tonea Marshall Seguin, Arlington, TX

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Tara Davis 17 Simi Valley, CA 8.14 2 Caitlyn Little 17 Hoover, AL 8.24 3 Tia Jones 19 Marietta, GA 8.30

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Tara Davis Agoura, CA 8.14 2016 -Tonea Marshall Sequin, Arlington, TX 8.02 2015 **Sydney McLaughlin Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ 8.17 2014 -Dior Hall George Washington, Denver, CO 8.11 2013 -Sasha Wallace Castro Valley, CA 8.17

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 8.02 -Tonea Marshall Sequin, Arlington, TX 2016 8.11 -Dior Hall George Washington, Denver, CO 2014 8.14 *Alexis Duncan Desoto, TX 2016 8.14 -Tara Davis Agoura, CA 2017 Tara Davis 8.16p *Chanel Brisset Cheltenham, Wyncote, PA 2017

In Appreciation of: the Armory Staff – The NSAF and New Balance thank The Armory for once again BOYS being such a spectacular host! RECORDS National 7.40 3/12/2017 Trey Cunningham Winfield, AL Meet 7.40 3/12/2017 Trey Cunningham Winfield, AL Armory HS 7.40 3/12/2017 Trey Cunningham Winfield, AL Freshman 8.03 2/16/2002 Lataero Mitchell Wayne, Huber Heights, OH Sophomore 7.83 3/11/2007 Wayne Davis Southeast, Raleigh, NC Junior 7.59 3/15/2015 Grant Holloway Grassfield, Chesapeake, VA Senior 7.40 3/12/2017 Trey Cunningham Winfield, AL

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Trey Cunningham 17 Winfield, AL 7.40 2 Damion Thomas 17 Sunrise, FL 7.64 3 Noah Green 18 Overland Park, KS 7.72

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Trey Cunningham Winfield, AL 7.40 2016 -Grant Holloway Grassfield, Chesapeake, VA 7.53 2015 *Grant Holloway Grassfield, Chesapeake, VA 7.59 2014 -Isaiah Moore Cummings, Burlington, NC 7.79 2013 -Freddie Crittenson Utica, MI 7.72

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 7.40 -Trey Cunningham Winfield, AL 2017 7.53 -Grant Holloway Grassfield, Chesapeake, VA 2016 7.59 *Grant Holloway Grassfield, Chesapeake, VA 2015 Trey Cunningham 7.59 -Chad Zallow John F. Kennedy, Warren, OH 2015 7.60 *Wayne Davis II Southeast, Raleigh, NC 2009

16 SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY

GIRLS Sponsored by: Baron Insignias – The Championship Ring and Official Bling of NBNI RECORDS National 30.63 3/11/2017 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA (Jada Terrell, S. Ballard, J. Jenkins, Adriana Shockley) Meet 30.63 3/11/2017 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA (Jada Terrell, S. Ballard, J. Jenkins, Adriana Shockley) Armory HS 30.63 3/11/2017 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA (Jada Terrell, S. Ballard, J. Jenkins, Adriana Shockley)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Western Branch TC VA 30.63 6 2 Team War VA 31.83 6 3 Bullis School TC MD 31.88 6

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 30.63 2016 Hoover Hoover, AL 31.87 2015 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 31.22 2014 Hoover Hoover, AL 31.35 2013 Winslow Township Atco, NJ 32.45

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 30.63 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 2017 31.22 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 2015 31.35 Hoover Hoover, AL 2014 31.46 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 2014 31.83 Nansemond River Suffolk, VA 2017

BOYS Sponsored by: Baron Insignias – The Championship Ring and Official Bling of NBNI RECORDS National 28.62 3/11/2017 East Orange East Orange, NJ (Akeem Lindo, Corey Poole, A. Dunson, Ibrahim Fobay) Meet 28.62 3/11/2017 East Orange East Orange, NJ (Akeem Lindo, Corey Poole, A. Dunson, Ibrahim Fobay) Armory HS 28.62 3/11/2017 East Orange East Orange, NJ (Akeem Lindo, Corey Poole, A. Dunson, Ibrahim Fobay)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 East Orange Campus TC NJ 28.62 9 2 Western Branch TC VA 28.64 9 3 Archbishop Molloy TC NY 29.82 9

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 East Orange East Orange, NJ 28.62 2016 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 29.58 2015 Andover Andover, MA 29.51 2014 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 29.40 2013 Union Catholic Scotch Plains, NJ 29.20

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 28.62 East Orange East Orange, NJ 2017 28.64 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 2017 29.20 Union Catholic Scotch Plains, NJ 2013 29.40 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 2014 29.45 Westside Anderson, SC 2004

17 4X200M RELAY

GIRLS Sponsored by: Dr. Robert Jones – NSAF Board Member, & the NBNI Medical Team Extraordinaire RECORDS National 1:35.39 1/20/2018 Bullis Potomac, MD (S. Hall, Leah Phillips, Ashley Seymour, Masai Russell) Meet 1:36.35 3/11/2012 Wakefield Raleigh, NC (J. Williams, Tiana Patillo, Olicia Sharp, Ariah Graham) NSIC Meet 1:35.86 3/16/2003 Poly Long Beach, CA (Shan. Solomon, J. Lee, D. Dorsey, Shal. Solomon) Armory HS 1:35.86 3/16/2003 Poly Long Beach, CA (Shan. Solomon, J. Lee, D. Dorsey, Shal. Solomon)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Team War VA 1:36.65 2 Western Branch TC VA 1:37.04 3 Cheltenham TC PA 1:38.54

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 Nansemond River Suffolk, VA 1:36.35 2016 Nansemond River Suffolk, VA 1:37.43 2015 Parkland Winston-Salem, NC 1:38.19 [1:37.75p] 2014 New Rochelle New Rochelle, NY 1:38.41 2013 Medgar Evers Brooklyn, NY 1:37.29

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 1:36.25 Wakefield Raleigh, NC 2012 1:36.35 Nansemond River Suffolk, VA 2017 1:36.79p Martin Luther King Lithonia, GA 2012 Team War 1:37.04 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 2017 1:37.29 Medgar Evers Brooklyn, NY 2013

BOYS Sponsored by: Dr. Robert Jones – NSAF Board Member, & the NBNI Medical Team Extraordinaire RECORDS National 1:26.09 3/13/2005 Poly Long Beach, CA (I. Green, V. Joseph, T. Patterson, B. Nellum) Armory HS 1:26.09 3/13/2005 Poly Long Beach, CA (I. Green, V. Joseph, T. Patterson, B. Nellum) Meet 1:26.21 3/13/2016 TC Williams Alexandria, VA (T. Lockett, Noah Lyles, Kai Cole, Josephus Lyles) NSIC Meet 1:26.09 3/13/2005 Poly Long Beach, CA (I. Green, V. Joseph, T. Patterson, B. Nellum)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Western Branch TC VA 1:26.96 2 Phoebus TC VA 1:27.74 3 Bullis School TC MD 1:28.08

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 1:26.96 2016 TC Williams Alexandria, VA 1:26.29 2015 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 1:28.17 2014 Union Catholic Scotch Plains, NJ 1:27.04 2013 Union Catholic Scotch Plains, NJ 1:28.15

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 1:26.29 TC Williams Alexandria, VA 2016 1:26.96 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 2017 1:27.04 Union Catholic Scotch Plains, NJ 2014 Western Branch 1:27.33p Bullis Potomac, MD 2017 1:27.74 Phoebus Hampton, VA 2017

18 UPDATE

Project Triple Jump at the 2018 Chula Vista clinic. Photo by Steve Underwood. Project Javelin at the 2018 Zachary clinic. Photo by Steve Underwood.

Project Triple Jump Project Javelin

It’s been a blessed year for the NSAF’s Project Triple Jump – and Please forgive the NSAF Project Javelin Gold athletes if some of never was it more apparent than at the Project’s Chula Vista, them already might be figuratively peeking the corner into the summer ICalifornia clinic in January as some of America’s greatest horizontal P– even though the 2018 outdoor season is just now at hand. That’s jumps legends – Olympians and record-setters Willie Banks, because the Project is planning its first clinic in Germany in late June Kenny Harrison, and Michael Powell – held court and imparted through early July. NSAF will post details later this spring, but the priceless lessons and stories, capturing the attention of the 10 participating student-athletes will have a chance to train with and Project student-athletes, as well as numerous visiting jumpers. learn from the likes of Thomas Röhler, the 2016 Olympic Led by Head Coach Peter Pratt and Project Coordinator Macka champion. (NSAF has taken its throwers to Finland on four previous Jones, the Project Class of 2017-18 first gathered in Sioux Falls, occasions, most recently two years ago.) S.D. in August for a spectacular, innovative clinic, held with new Meanwhile, the 2017-18 class has enjoyed and benefitted from NSAF partner Sanford Health/Sanford Sports Science three outstanding clinics – starting in Sioux Falls, S.D. back in Institute. The weekend also marked the first time Coach Banks August, progressing to East Stroudsburg, Pa. several weeks later, worked with the Project. The year began with seniors Allyson and then in Zachary, La. just two weeks ago. The group includes Weiss, Saudia Heard-James, and Tatiana Marsh; juniors seniors Roman Mitchell, Gavin Darcy, Lillian Hill, and Dana Marcus Floyd and Triston Delicema; and sophomores India Turk, Baker; juniors Skylar Ciccolini and Ty Hampton; and sophomores Ty Trinh, and Nick Drayden. Joe Nizich, Zech Blake; and Sam Hankins. Multi-eventers Less than a month later, the Project made its annual trip to the Kyle Garland and Anna Hall – both defending NBNI pentathlon Bahamas, the homeland of Coach Pratt, abounding with opportuni- champs – trained with the Project in both Sioux Falls and Zachary. ties to train on the beach and in the ocean. Then two more talented NSAF’s partnership with Sanford Health and Sanford Sports jumpers – Malcolm Clemons and Riley Berger – joined the Science Institute inspired the Sioux Falls clinic, with athletes having Project for the fall clinic at IMG Academy, the outstanding Florida outstanding testing and training opportunities within outstanding facility which welcomed Team NSAF for the second time in three facilities. On East Stroudsburg’s familiar grounds, Finnish coach years. Finally, the experience in California wrapped up the clinic Kimmo Kinnunen returned to join the Project’s Olympic-caliber season. With NBNI this weekend, the indoor campaign concludes coaching staff of Tom Pukstys, Jeff Gorski, Duncan Atwood, and it’s full steam ahead for outdoor! Barry Krammes, and Kim Hamilton. At Zachary HS, a more-than- worthy replacement for LSU (undergoing renovations), local coach Rob Woosley helped host a great weekend of training.

By Steve Underwood 19 2018 AWARDS & HONOREES

MIKE BYRNES C O A C H O F T H E Y E A R

So Lee went to Howard U., and then “took a leap of faith” trans- ferring to George Mason U. – an answer to prayer and an extreme- ly formative experience for who the coach is today. After walking on at GMU, he became part of the winning 4x400 – which included Jamaican 3-time Olympic medalist Greg Haughton – on Coach

Photo courtesy of Joe Lee. Joe of courtesy Photo John Cook’s 1996 NCAA Indoor champs. The team’s strong inter- national makeup made a lasting impression on Lee that track and field was not just an individual sport, but can be a team sport and a family – no matter how diverse the backgrounds. He also learned many of his teammates were competing not just for athletic glory, but to “make a different way of life for themselves … . I learned to give everything, down to the last rep, to never take moments ‘off,’ and develop a mindset you take into every area of life … that it wasn’t Success Is All About always about who has the most talent, but the most tenacity.” Coach Lee eventually became a youth pastor after his time at GMU. Family at Bullis He briefly got into coaching, but then after a 10-year hiatus started the program at Riverdale Baptist in Maryland. Seeking the most ideal Joe Lee opportunity would lead to the fortuitous meeting at Bullis five years ago. There, Lee was sold on the school’s commitment to academic and ath- Mike Byrnes Coach of the Year letic success going hand in hand, as well as diversity. Yet Lee is quick to note that Bullis track and field “is not about Joe Lee. It’s the student-athletes, administration, parents, staff and When the Bullis School (Potomac, Md.) girls finished off their elec- community … that is where the results are.” trifying NBNO relay trifecta in Greensboro, N.C. last June – winning It’s all about one word, that is ‘family,’” he says. “The nuclear fam- the 4x100 (44.88), 4x200 (1:35.63), and 4x400 (3:39.30) – it com- W ily, my church family and our track family. No one has success by pleted an emotional, full-circle type of weekend for Bullis Head themselves. Don’t act like you didn’t get help. Stay hungry but stay Coach Joe Lee. The New Jersey native’s mother was originally from humble … . No matter what the obstacles are, look at them as North Carolina and he had spent four years there as a youngster. opportunities and don’t give up on your dreams.” She had passed away shortly after the Penn Relays several weeks earlier and it was his first time back to the state since then. The three national titles, adding to the girls’ 4x400 crown won at the 2017 NBNI, also continued to fulfill a promise Lee had made to Bullis Head of School Dr. Gerald Boarman when he was hired in the spring of 2013. “I said in five years we would win a national championship,” our 2018 Michael Byrnes Coach of the Year recalled, “This was a year early.” Lee’s journey to becoming a driven, determined head coach began with a supportive, athletic family. His mother had started a girls’ track team in North Carolina back in the 1960s and his own growing aspirations in the sport were shared by his brother. He remembers a special time when the two of them first qualified for a big 200m final together. Lee was a national top-10 performer at St. Benedict’s Prep (’93) in the long sprints, but a case of pneumonia The Bullis girls won their first national title with this 4x400 quartet at 2017 NBNI. his senior year crippled many scholarship opportunities. Photo by Nolan Jez, Milestat.com.

20 2018 AWARDS & HONOREES

DOUG SPECK AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE AND INNOVATION

Coogan's owners David Hunt, Tess O'Connor McDade and Peter Walsh. Photos by Fonseca Fotography. Local Track and Field Mecca Will Live On Peter Walsh, Dave Hunt, Tess O’Connor McDade

Doug Speck Award for “You show me a free spirt,” Walsh told track & field journalist Dave Hunter, “and I’ll show you a runner.” Excellence and Innovation Coogan’s became not just a nice place for runners and T&F people to hang out – but also a dazzling shrine to the sport. Those When the existence of Coogan’s Restaurant – the sprawling, yet entering the establishment are overwhelmed by the incredible array intimate, gathering place in Manhattan’s Washington Heights Upper of hundreds of running singlets hanging from the ceiling, and an West Side neighborhood – was threatened this past January, equal collection of historic and modern photos and plaques, WCoogan’s owners found out just how beloved their establishment is adorning every available space on the walls. Then there are the by the diverse local community, and by a national/international framed Sports Illustrated magazine covers – every track and field “community” that knows no limits. cover from the publication’s 74-year history. But first let’s go back to the start. Peter Walsh and partners Coogan’s is a destination not just for Armory folks, but also for David Hunt and Tess O’Connor McDade opened Coogan’s in the general running community, Its Salsa, Blues and Shamrocks 5k 1985 at the corner of 169th and Broadway, with hopes of helping to attracts 7,000 runners, the biggest 5k outside of Central Park. revitalize the neighborhood. Coogan’s appeals to a diverse clientele Coogan’s also has strong connections with the political, law in an old-school way. Around the block, the enormous Fort enforcement, entertainment, and general sports communities – in Washington Armory was known in 1985 more as a homeless other words, Coogan’s is the place for everyone. Still, Coogan’s shelter serving hundreds, but “The Armory” also has a deep history relationship with The Armory and the NSAF is extra special, of indoor track and field. especially during New Balance Nationals Indoor, which has been The Armory’s own reinvigoration began with the efforts of the late held at The Armory every year since 2011. Dr. Norb Sander and others in the 1990s, and Coogan’s teamed Fast-forward to January, 2018 – Coogan’s owners announced up with them – especially with elected officials to make major that they were facing closure in the months ahead due to a massive improvements to the facility. Walsh and his partners are now famous rent increase by their landlord, the New York-Presbyterian for their involvement with the athletics community, but they weren’t Hospital. The response was immediate! A petition on Change.org previously connected with the sport. Walsh fell in love with track and received more than 15,000 signatures in just 48 hours and an over- field, and with the running community at large, in an organic way whelming outcry on social media was led by everyone from runners through the immersion that took place due to his growing clientele. around the world to famous Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda. Naturally inquisitive and gregarious, Walsh is drawn to enjoy In just four days, a new rent agreement was reached. interesting people and their stories, and then, ultimately, to celebrate Coogan’s was saved and its love affair with The Armory and their spirit and achievements. running/T&F communities at large has no end in sight! 21 2018 AWARDS & HONOREES

JOHN CHAPLIN HONORARY REFEREE Photo by Victah,byPhotorun.net. Photo

a fine season (34 tackles, 3 interceptions, 9 passes defended) – despite missing 10 games to injury – with 4 tackles and 2 passes defended that victorious Sunday in Minneapolis. It seems like a long way from 2011, when Darby had many of his finest moments as a prep sprinter. As a Potomac junior that indoor season, he hit bests of 6.28 (55m), 6.77 (60m), and 21.28 (200m) – all US top 2-4. Then, at NBNI, he hit From NBNI Title to 6.77 again in the 60 for 3rd, and then triumphed in the 200 with a PR 21.24. That led to Darby’s selection on Team NSAF for the 2011 Super Bowl Ring Caribbean Scholastic Invite in Puerto Rico, where, in June, he won the 200 in a 21.05 PR, and then took 3rd in the 100. Ronald Darby His summer was hardly through, though. Darby had two All- American placings at NBNO, then made his 2nd international team John Chaplin Honorary Referee of the year with the 2011 World Youth Champs in Bressalone, Italy. Darby won bronze in the 200, took 4th in the 100, and earned Track and field fans often lament when one of the elite athletes in their a gold in the medley relay. sport winds up choosing a college or professional football career, or a Dealing with some injury issues, Darby’s senior year on the track career in some other major sport, over T&F. In Ronald Darby’s case, wasn’t quite as spectacular. But he was on the fast track to gridiron Tthough, it’s hard to argue! success. As an FSU freshman in ’12, he wasn’t a starter, but he still Darby, who had great success in the sprints as a prep at Potomac won ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year. He gradually became a starter HS (MD) in the Class of 2012, was considered at the time at least as in 2013, helping the Seminoles to the BCS National Championship. good as a cornerback as he was in the 100 and 200 dashes. But after After a fine 2014, where he started every game, he declared for the putting track aside, he continued to get better and better on the gridiron, 2015 NFL Draft. through three years at Florida State, and now through three more in Darby’s great speed would help him at the NFL combine and he was the National Football League. drafted by the Buffalo Bills in the 2nd round. A spectacular rookie Just a few weeks ago, Darby reached the pinnacle of his chosen pro- season followed, as he started 15 games with 68 tackles and two fession – a Super Bowl championship. He was the starting cornerback interceptions. 2016 was at least as good, despite his missing a few for the Philadelphia Eagles as the team made its season-long drive to games to injury. Then Darby was traded to the Eagles in August 2017. the NFC East title, won playoff games over Atlanta and Minnesota, and He was injured in his first game, but rebounded in the final six regular then finally took down the defending Super Bowl Champion New season games and the outstanding post-season – making history as an England Patriots, 41-33, in an epic battle on February 4. He finished off NBN champ turned Super Bowl champ!

22 2018 AWARDS & HONOREES

ALLEN DAWSON AWARD FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO TRACK AND FIELD Courtesy of Ross Krempley Ross ofCourtesy

Taking Runnerspace.com to the Top

of broad-based, multi-media coverage of all levels of the sport. Ross Krempley He basically started with a small group of volunteers, and then added some part-timers and individual contractors, aggregating Allen Dawson Award for results, photos, videos, etc. Growth was steady and the site became Contributions to Track and Field a player in the online track and field world. By 2012 – as streaming and webcast capabilities became bigger, and various new social media platforms were really exploding, There was a time when Ross Krempley didn’t take track and field Krempley became determined to make Runnerspace bigger, better, too seriously. In fact, in a story he likes to tell – as a high school and more able to serve the athletics community. He already had freshman football and basketball player, he also ran with the track developed partnerships with Nike (Nike Cross Nationals), the T Prefontaine Classic, and some others, but these would expand to team, but mainly just to meet girls. But in his first-ever meet, he surprised himself by dominating a slower section of a 200 dash by the NSAF, USATF (including the USATF.TV site), Athletics 3 seconds. He realized he could run, and run well. That began a love Canada, New Balance, HOKA ONE ONE, the Armory, JDL Fast affair with the sport for Krempley that would transform into something Track, VINCO and dozens of major events like Arcadia, Camel much, much larger – and it wasn’t even based so much on his own City, Millrose Games, Drake Relays and the Penn Relays. running success. There were timely and fortuitous acquisitions of DyeStat.com By the early to mid-2000s, Krempley had become a solid and Athletic.net to form the most visited network in track & field University of Oregon middle-distance runner, but he knew he was- with over 20 Million visitors annually. Krempley’s sites became more n’t going to be a full-time pro, post-college. Yet, he had a blossoming video-and social media-focused. Runnerspace put much of its social entrepreneurial spirit and he looked for outlets into which to put his media focus on Instagram and that really served to drive traffic. As passion for the sport. He founded a post-collegiate track organization, the number of full-time employees and on-site productions Team XO (2003), was an assistant coach in the first two years of the increased, many of the streams became available as part of the Oregon Track Club Elite, directed the Oregon Track & Field camps for Runnerspace-Plus subscription, which now houses the largest two years and started the Oregon Relays (2004) in Eugene, now the archive of track & field videos and live broadcasts in the sport. largest meet in the Northwest for all levels. One of the most notable things about Runnerspace is the loyalty Inspired by DyeStat.com and other running website efforts, of its staff and partners. People working with Runnerspace.com tend Krempley next launched Runnerspace.com in 2007, with the idea to stick because of Krempley’s positive, inclusive spirit.

...Krempley became determined to make Runnerspace bigger, better, and more able to serve the athletics community...

23 Jesse Owens during his prep days in the early '30s. Photos courtesy of the Owens family. Inaugural Class The National High School Track and Field Hall of Fame By Steve Underwood

In June 2017, shortly after another outstanding edition of the mile, and who later that year made the 1964 Olympic 1,500m team. New Balance Nationals Outdoor, NSAF announced it would As a senior in ’65, Ryun blazed a 3:55.3 high school record that lasted Ilaunch the National High School Track and Field Hall of Fame. 36 years, as well as a 3:58.3 that’s still the fastest-ever in a HS race. This past fall and winter, nominations were made and voted upon by Owens, of course, is best-known for what he did during the 1936 a crack selection committee of 11 of the sport’s great scribes, stat- Berlin Olympics, when he sprinted and jumped to four gold medals isticians and historians. while Nazi leader Adolph Hitler looked on. But three years earlier as The result was an inaugural class of 30 of prep track and field’s a Cleveland East Tech senior, Owens was setting five prep national greatest legends – athletes, coaches, and contributors – spanning records that lasted an average of 26 years. That led to his history- more than a century – who were to be inducted on the eve of this making days at Ohio State and what lay beyond. weekend’s NBNI. The ceremony at the historic New York Athletic Joining Ryun among the “modern” inductees in the class (those Club, on Thursday, March 8, 2018, was attended by nearly all of the active in the sport since 1960) are eleven individuals who range from living inductees, plus many family, friends, and fans. Gerry Lindgren (1964) to Allyson Felix (2003). Those from Felix’s Jim Ryun, the first prep sub-4:00 miler, and one of the easiest graduating year are the most recent eligible athletes, given a 15-year Hall of Fame choices, joined NSAF’s Ian Brooks during the Millrose “waiting period” that is part of the selection guidelines. Several of the Games at The Armory last month to announce to the world who modern inductees are distance-running greats, including: made the first class. The broadcast was live on Runnerspace.com, • highlighted on NBC Sports, and is available at nationalhigh Lindgren (Rogers HS, WA, ’64), who logged unbelievable schooltrackandfieldhof.org for all to read about the selections. mileage totals in setting records from 3k to 10k and who joined The diverse list of 30 inductees includes all-time legends of the Ryun on the ’64 Olympic team. Lindgren’s 8:40.0 indoor 2-mile sport familiar to even non-track fans, as well as modern greats – but mark lasted until 2013; also others less remembered, brought to light here. The best-known • Steve Prefontaine (Marshfield HS, OR, ’69), whose gutsy com- of the inductees are Ryun and sprint/jump legend Jesse Owens, petitive spirit still inspires young runners today. “Pre” set prep records whose accomplishments and what they meant, in very different ways, at 3k (8:07.9, lasting 17 years) and 2 miles (8:41.5); have become part of American sports culture. Ryun became a sports icon as a prep junior at Wichita East HS • Lynn Bjorklund (Los Alamos HS, NM, ’75), a self-proclaimed “acci- (KS) in 1964 when he became the first schoolboy to run a sub-4:00 dental athlete” whose records included a 3k mark that stood 41 years;

24 New Hall of Fame inductee Jim Ryun and announcer Ian Brooks during the inaugural class announcement during the Millrose Games. Photo by Ross Dettman.

• Mary Decker (Orange County HS, CA, ’76), who set nine HS records with world-class times at multiple distances, two lasting 40- plus years;

• Kim Gallagher (Upper Dublin HS, PA, ’82), possessing incredible range, including a 2:00.07 800 mark that survived 31 years;

• Alan Webb (South Lakes HS, VA, ’01), who broke Ryun’s 36-year- old mile record with his 3:53.43, as well as becoming the first indoor sub-4:00 miler.

The modern inductees include more than just distance runners, how- ever, including:

• Felix (Los Angeles Baptist HS, CA, ’03), who smashed three prep Allyson Felix (Class of '03) is the most recent inductee, shown here during 200 records, including the still-standing 22.11 outdoors, and who the USATF meet while in high school. Photo by Victah, Photorun.net. since has won 17 Olympic and World Champs golds;

The inaugural class also features 14 athletes from the period rang- • Michael Carter (Jefferson HS, TX, ’79), whose 81-3 ½ shot put ing from the 1910s through the 1950s. Besides Owens, perhaps the might be the most unbreakable high school record and who went on best-known among them is Bob Mathias (Tulare HS, CA), who to win ’84 Olympic silver and three Super Bowl rings; stunned the world by winning the Olympic decathlon in 1948 as a 17- • Renaldo “Skeets” Nehemiah (Scotch Plains-Fanwood HS, NJ, year-old. During these earlier years, the occurrence of great preps ’77), still the only prep under 13 with his 12.9 120yd high hurdles, making Olympic teams and even medaling was not as unusual as one of his 11 HS records; today. Others from the early period include:

• Chandra Cheeseborough (Ribault HS, FL, ’77), who set prep • Ted Meredith (Mercersburg Academy, PA, ’12), the 1912 Stockholm records at 100 and 200, winning Pan American golds and making the Olympic 800 champ with records that lasted more than 40 years. 1976 Montreal Olympic 100 final as a schoolgirl; • Sol Butler (Rock Island HS, IL, ’15), set a long jump mark that • Kathy McMillian (Hoke Co. HS, NC, ’76), who joined stood for 9 years, had the 2nd fastest 100yd, and starred in the NFL. Cheeseborough as a high-schooler in Montreal in ’76 and won • Lee Barnes (Hollywood HS, CA, ’24), the first prep to pole vault the long jump silver, also later setting a 22-3 HS record that lasted over 13 feet and won Olympic gold in Paris. 39 years.

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• Dallas Long (North Phoenix HS, AZ, ’58), broke four prep shot put records and was ranked #2 in the world with senior shot as a prep in ’58.

Finally, four of the spots were reserved for great coaches and con- tributors, including:

• Joe Newton, who coached York HS (IL) to 28 state titles in cross- country from 1960-2016, and the first NXN XC title in 2004.

• Don Norford, who led Long Beach Poly HS (CA) to 18 state cham- pionships in track, plus 13 Championship of America titles at the Penn Relays.

• John Dye, the internet pioneer who launched DyeStat.com in 1997 and helped jump-start the American distance-running renaissance.

• Ed Grant, the multiple award-winning New Jersey scribe, who has covered more than 70 Millrose Games and Penn Relays.

The Hall of Fame selection committee included noted track and field Alan Webb (Class of '01) competing in the Penn Relays during his prep days. Photo by Victah, Photorun.net. historians and statisticians Mark Bloom, Bob Jarvis, Dave Johnson, Mike Kennedy, Joe Lanzalotto, Marjorie Larney, • Frank Wykoff (Glendale HS, Glendale, CA, ’28), – Set records at Walt Murphy, Jack Pfeifer, Josh Rowe, Jack Shepard, Jim Spier 100 yd and 220 yd, then was 4th in the Olympic 100m and part of a and Tracy Sundlun. They were tasked with honoring three cate- world-record 4x100. gories of inductees:

• Betty Robinson (Thornton Township HS, IL, 29), tied world record • Athletes: Competitors who have demonstrated exemplary athletic and won first women’s Olympic 100 at age 16. performance while in high school.

• Cornelius Johnson (Los Angeles HS, CA, ’33), was first prep to high • Coaches: Leaders who have created excellence at the program jump over 6-6 and was 4th in Olympics; record unbroken for 22 years. level, achieving extraordinary results year after year.

• Helen Stephens (Fulton HS, MO, ’35), became first under 11 for • Contributors: Innovators and game changers. These may include 100yd and 12 for 100m as a senior, then won two Olympic golds the administrators or media members who have elevated high school-age next year. track and field through innovative work and tireless dedication.

• Eddie Morris (Huntington Beach HS, CA, ’40), the “Huntington In the years to come, the public – fans, coaches, athletes, etc. – all Beach Bullet” tied Jesse Owens’ 100m and 200m prep records. will be able to post inductee nominations.

• Alice Coachman (Tuskegee Prep School, AL, ’42), broke prep “Our goal in creating a hall of fame for high school track and field is high jump record, then later became first African-American Olympic to honor the greatest athletes, coaches, innovators, and contributors gold medalist. in high school track and field history,” said James Spier, NSAF’s • Milt Campbell (Plainfield HS, NJ, ’53), won 1952 Olympic Executive Director. “The inaugural class of athletes, coaches, and decathlon silver medal and also set a prep record at 120yd HH. contributors includes the icons of the sport and each of these indi- viduals has made a lasting impact on high school track and field. • Willye White (Broad Street HS, MS, ’57), captured Olympic silver Generations of athletes have been inspired by and have benefited in 1956 with the last of her four prep long jump records. from their historic accomplishments.”

2626 Mike Byrnes Coach of the Year 2018 Joe Lee, Silver Spring, MD 2017 Mike Mangan, Annandale, VA 2016 Ray James, Jamaica, NY 2015 Mike Glynn, Ridgewood, NJ Awards History 2014 Thom Spann, Providence, RI 2013 Devon Hind, Hoover, AL 2012 Jim Mitchell, Bronxville, NY Doug Speck Award for 2011 James Jackson, Brooklyn, NY Excellence and Innovation 2010 Robert L’Homme, Attleboro, MA 2018 Peter Walsh, New York City, NY 2009 Larry Martin, Londonderry, NH Dave Hunt, New York City, NY 2008 Claude Holland, Cleveland, OH Tess O’Connor McDade, New York City, NY 2007 Art and Linda Kranick, Saratoga Springs, NY 2017 John Nepolitan, Pearl River, NY 2006 Carmen Jackson, Miami, FL 2016 Bob Gourley, Barrington, RI 2005 Harry Weaver, Detroit, MI 2015 Jack Shepard, Westminster, CA 2004 Tony Wells, Denver, CO 2014 Richard Gonzalez, Arcadia, CA 2013 John Dye, Henderson, NV John Chaplin Honorary Referee 2012 Jack Pfeifer, New York, NY 2018 Ronald Darby, Philadelphia, PA 2011 Norbert Sander, M.D., New York, NY 2017 Larry Byrne, Warwick, RI, In Memoriam 2010 Doug Speck, El Segundo, CA 2016 Ed Zarowin, Brooklyn, NY 2015 Shola Lynch, New York, NY Allen Dawson Award for 2014 Peter Walsh, New York, NY Contributions to Track and Field 2013 David Zemsky, Mineola, NY 2018 Ross Krempley, Eugene, OR 2012 Mary Wittenberg, New York, NY 2017 Paul Schwartz, Wyckoff, NJ 2011 Lou Vazquez, Sr., Brooklyn, NY 2016 Marc Bloom, Monmouth Junction, NJ 2010 Kenneth Stiles, Boston, MA 2015 Elliott Denman, West Long Branch, NJ 2009 Keith McDermott, Boston, MA 2014 William J. Miller, Pearl River, NY 2008 Larry Wilson, Ambler, PA 2013 Walt Murphy, Queens, NY 2007 Henry McCallum, Glenarden, MD 2012 Ed Grant, New Providence, NJ 2006 Josh Rowe, Beaverton, OR 2011 Warren Ring, Brooklyn, NY 2010 John Carroll, Falmouth, MA 2005 Darlene Watkins, Landover, MD 2009 Larry Newman, Boston, MA 2004 Jim Holdren, Richmond, VA 2008 Pete Cava, Indianapolis, IN 2003 Charles A. Moose, Chief, Montgomery County 2007 Mike Kennedy, Glendale, CA Police Department, MD 2006 Robert Baratta, Bay Shore, NY Honorable Jack B. Johnson, County Executive, Alan Berkowsky, Dix Hills, NY Prince George's County, MD Paul Limmer, East Northport, NY 2002 Victor Sailer, Smithtown, NY Walter Brem, Farmingdale, NY Charles Turner, Brooklyn, NY 2005 Larry Byrne, Warwick, RI 2001 Larry Colbert, Greenbelt, MD 2004 Allen Dawson, Manhasset, NY 2000 Sam Bell, Bloomington, IN

27 Photos by Liz Wheeler Julich Team NSAF Returns to Cuba for Fourth Time! It’s hard to believe that 2018 marks the fourth year that the NSAF’s Caribbean Scholastic Invitational will be held in Cuba, but another great group of 20+ Team NSAF student-athletes soon will venture to Havana to compete against the home country and others from the region in the Barrientos Memorial. This year’s meet will take place June 8-10, the weekend before NBNO. Among the highlights in 2017 were Team NSAF victories by Kyle Garland, Anna Hall, Dalton Hengst, Krissy Gear, Kelcie Simmons, Tyson Jones, and Eric Edwards – plus incredible opportunities to meet Cuban legends such as Alberto Juantorena.

By Steve Underwood

First Dunamis Atlanta Super Meet a Big Success

Last year the NSAF announced it would partner with the Dunamis Sports Group and LakePoint Sports to host the first Dunamis Atlanta Super Meet – held at LakePoint Champions Center in Emerson, 35 miles outside of Atlanta. The event was held Feb. 8-11 and was a big success, with more than 2,000 athletes competing on and around Dunamis’ 200m banked oval over four days. Top preps from Georgia and many other states were supported by NSAF grants to compete and stellar performances were turned in by Tamari Davis (3 freshman national records), Tia Jones, Tyson Jones, Jasmine Moore, and many others. Competition was also held in collegiate, youth, masters and open events.

28 Photos by Walter Pinion 4XMILE RELAY

In Recognition of: Ross Krempley – Recipient of the 2018 Allen Dawson Award for GIRLS Contributions to Track & Field!

RECORDS National 19:59.24 3/12/2005 Saratoga Springs Saratoga, NY (L Ferguson, K. Delay, C. Lane, Nicole Blood) Meet 19:59.24 3/12/2005 Saratoga Springs Saratoga, NY (L. Ferguson, K. Delay, C. Lane, Nicole Blood) Armory HS 20:00.97 3/10/2012 Tatnall Wilmington, DE (R. Anderson, J. Williams, R. Salter, Haley Pierce)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Shoreham-Wading River TC NY 20:33.12 2 Milton TC MA 20:41.08 3 Ursuline School TC NY 20:41.47

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 Shoreham-Wading River Shoreham, NY 20:33.12 2016 La Salle Providence, RI 20:11.70 2015 La Salle Providence, RI 20:26.13 2014 Blacksburg Blacksburg, VA 20:28.56 2013 South Grosse Pointe, MI 20:02.80

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 19:59.24 Saratoga Saratoga, NY 2005 20:00.97 Tatnall Wilmington, DE 2012 20:02.80 South Grosse Pointe, MI 2013 Shoreham-Wading River 20:08.72 Saratoga Saratoga, NY 2004 20:11.70 La Salle Providence, RI 2016

In Recognition of: Ross Krempley – Recipient of the 2018 Allen Dawson Award for BOYS Contributions to Track & Field! RECORDS National 17:07.17 3/14/2014 Christian Bros. Acad. Lincroft, NJ (B. Ferro, M. McClemens, Fran Bogan, Tom Rooney) Meet 17:07.17 3/14/2014 Christian Bros. Acad. Lincroft, NJ (B. Ferro, M. McClemens, Fran Bogan, Tom Rooney) Armory HS 17:07.17 3/14/2014 Christian Bros. Acad. Lincroft, NJ (B. Ferro, M. McClemens, Fran Bogan, Tom Rooney)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Brothers TC NJ 17:25.47 2 Colts Neck TC NJ 17:28.70 3 Cardinal O'Hara TC PA 17:48.35

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 Christian Brothers Acad. Lincroft, NJ 17:25.47 2016 Carl Sandburg Orland, IL 17:16.36 2015 La Salle Academy Providence, RI 17:11.07 2014 Christian Brothers Acad. Lincroft, NJ 17:07.17 2013 Christian Brothers Acad. Lincroft, NJ 17:22.67

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 17:07.17 Christian Brothers Acad. Lincroft, NJ 2014 17:08.44 Gig Harbor Gig Harbor, WA 2014 17:11.07 La Salle Academy Providence, RI 2015 17:11.44 Davis Kaysville, UT 2015 17:15.58 Brentwood Brentwood, TN 2014

29 SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY

In Honor of: Coogan’s Restaurant – Peter Walsh, Tess O'Connor McDade & Dave Hunt GIRLS 2018 Doug Speck Award for Excellent and Innovation

RECORDS National 3:52.68 3/14/2015 Rush-Henrietta Henrietta, NY (L. Thomas, Tori Thompson, Ceara Watson, Sammy Watson) Meet 3:52.68 3/14/2015 Rush-Henrietta Henrietta, NY (L. Thomas, Tori Thompson, Ceara Watson, Sammy Watson) Armory HS 3:52.68 3/14/2015 Rush-Henrietta Henrietta, NY (L. Thomas, Tori Thompson, Ceara Watson, Sammy Watson)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Davenport Assumption Cath IA 3:59.31 5 2 South Dade Express TC FL 4:00.77 5 3 Bronxville TC NY 4:02.04 4 PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 Assumption Catholic Davenport, IA 3:59.31 2016 Rush-Henrietta Henrietta, NY 3:55.28 2015 Rush-Henrietta Henrietta, NY 3:52.68 2014 Columbia Maplewood, NJ 3:57.19 2013 Hillhouse New Haven, CT 4:00.77

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 3:52.68 Rush-Henrietta Henrietta, NY 2015 3:54.48 Suffern Suffern, NY 2015 3:55.28 Rush-Henrietta Henrietta, NY 2016 3:56.46 Easton Easton, PA 2007 Davenport Assumption 3:56.80 Oak Park Oak Park, MI 2015

In Honor of: Coogan’s Restaurant – Peter Walsh, Tess O'Connor McDade & Dave Hunt BOYS 2018 Doug Speck Award for Excellent and Innovation

RECORDS National 3:24.02 3/12/2016 Chantilly Chantilly, VA (M. Scopellite, J. Loh, Titus Jeffries, Brandon McGorty) Meet 3:24.02 3/12/2016 Chantilly Chantilly, VA (M. Scopellite, J. Loh, Titus Jeffries, Brandon McGorty) Armory HS 3:24.02 3/12/2016 Chantilly Chantilly, VA (M. Scopellite, J. Loh, Titus Jeffries, Brandon McGorty)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Motor City TC MI 3:25.31 5 2 Panther Creek RC NC 3:30.82 4 3 Acton-Boxborough TC MA 3:31.31 3

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 Oak Park Oak Park, MI 3:25.31 2016 Chantilly Chantilly, VA 3:24.02 2015 Dunbar Dayton, OH 3:24.16 2014 St. Anthony’s South Huntington, NY 3:25.95 2013 St. Benedict’s Newark, NJ 3:26.19

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 3:24.02 Chantilly Chantilly, VA 2016 3:24.16 Dunbar Dayton, OH 2015 3:25.31 Oak Park Oak Park, MI 2017 Motor City 3:25.32 Cheltenham Cheltenham, PA 2015 3:25.88 St. Benedict’s Newark, NJ 2012

30 400M

GIRLS In Recognition of: Joe Lee, The Bullis School – 2018 Mike Byrnes Coach of the Year RECORDS National 51.61 3/12/2017 Sydney McLaughlin Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ Meet 51.61 3/12/2017 Sydney McLaughlin Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ Armory HS 51.61 3/12/2017 Sydney McLaughlin Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ Freshman 53.23 3/14/2010 Kendall Baisden Detroit Country Day, Beverly Hills, MI Sophomore 53.25 3/12/2017 Britton Wilson Mills Godwin, Richmond, VA Junior 51.84 3/13/2016 Sydney McLaughlin Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ Senior 51.61 3/12/2017 Sydney McLaughlin Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Sydney McLaughlin 17 Dunellen, NJ 51.61 2 2 Karimah Davis 17 Wellington, FL 52.91 2 3 Britton Wilson 19 Henrico, VA 53.25 2

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Sydney McLaughlin Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ 51.61 2016 *Sydney McLaughlin Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ 51.84 2015 **Kamryn McIntosh Suffern, NY 54.57 (54.09p) 2014 -Olivia Baker Columbia, Maplewood, NJ 53.49 2013 -Precious Holmes Hillhouse, New Haven, CT 53.43

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 51.61 -Sydney McLaughlin Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ 2017 51.84 *Sydney McLaughlin Union Catholic, Scotch Plains, NJ 2016 51.93 -Francena McCorory Bethel, Hampton, VA 2006 Sydney McLaughlin 52.91 -Karimah Davis Palm Beach Central, Wellington, FL 2017 53.25 **Britton Wilson Mills Godwin, Richmond, VA 2017

BOYS In Recognition of: Coach Mike Mangan – 2017 Mike Byrnes Coach of the Year RECORDS National 45.92 2/21/2004 Elzie Coleman Newburgh, NY Meet 46.57 3/11/2012 Najee Glass St. Peters, Jersey City, NJ NSIC Meet 46.12 3/14/2004 Elzie Coleman Newburgh, NY Armory HS 46.12 3/14/2004 Elzie Coleman Newburgh, NY Freshman 47.97 1/16/2016 Tyrese Cooper American, Hialeah, FL 47.97 3/12/2016 Brian Herron Lakeside, Atlanta, GA Sophomore 46.01 2/10/2017 Tyrese Cooper Norland, Miami, FL Junior 46.88 3/11/2012 Michael Cherry Oscar Smith, Chesapeake, VA Senior 45.92 2/21/2004 Elzie Coleman Newburgh, NY

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Tyrese Cooper 19 Miami Gardens, FL 46.55 2 2 Brian Herron 19 Decatur, GA 46.69 2 3 Chantz Sawyers 17 Greenboro, NC 46.74 2

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 **Tyrese Cooper Norland, Miami, FL 46.55 2016 -Keshun Reed Martin, Arlington, TX 47.01 2015 -Rai Benjamin Mt. Vernon, NY 46.61 2014 *Richard Rose Boys and Girls, Brooklyn, NY 47.34 2013 -Michael Cherry Oscar Smith, Chesapeake, VA 46.87

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 46.55 **Tyrese Cooper Norland, Miami, FL 2017 46.57 -Najee Glass St. Peter's, Jersey City, NJ 2012 46.59 -Aldrich Bailey Timberview, Arlington, TX 2012 Tyrese Cooper 46.59p -Rai Benjamin Mt. Vernon, NY 2015 46.69 **Brian Herron Lakeside, Atlanta, GA 2017

31 200M GIRLS Special thanks to: Runnerspace.com and Athletic.Net RECORDS National 22.97 2/17/2007 Bianca Knight Ridgeland, MS Meet 23.23 3/13/2016 Lauren Rain Williams Oaks Church, Westlake Village, CA NSIC Meet 23.22 3/10/2002 Sanya Richards Aquinas, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 23.22 3/14/2010 Ashton Purvis St. Elizabeth, Oakland, CA Armory HS 23.22 3/14/2010 Ashton Purvis St. Elizabeth, Oakland, CA 23.22 3/10/2002 Sanya Richards Aquinas, Ft. Lauderdale, FL Freshman 23.42 2/10/2018 Tamari Davis Gainesville, FL Sophomore 23.39 2/7/2015 Lauren Rain Williams Oaks Church, Westlake Village, CA Junior 23.23 3/13/2016 Lauren Rain Williams Oaks Church, Westlake Village, CA Senior 22.97 2/17/2007 Bianca Knight Ridgeland, MS

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Lynna Irby 17 Indianapolis, IN 23.62 2 2 Symone Mason 17 Miami, FL 23.63 2 3 Lanae-Tava Thomas 18 Henrietta, NY 23.80 1

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Lynna Irby Pike, Indianapolis, IN 23.62 2016 *Lauren Rain Williams Oaks Christian, Westlake Village, CA 23.23 2015 **Lauren Rain Williams Oaks Christian, Westlake Village, CA 23.46 2014 -Shania Collins Huntingtown, MD 23.82 2013 -Kali Davis-White Anderson, Lauderdale Lakes, FL 23.48

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 23.23 *Lauren Rain Williams Oaks Christian, Westlake Village, CA 2016 23.46 **Lauren Rain Williams Oaks Christian, Westlake Village, CA 2015 23.47 -Anna Cockrell Providence Day, Charlotte, NC 2016 Lynna Irby 23.48 -Kali Davis-White Anderson, Lauderdale Lakes, FL 2013 23.50 *Ariana Washington Poly, Long Beach, CA 2013

BOYS Special thanks to: Runnerspace.com and Athletic.Net RECORDS National 20.63 3/13/2016 Noah Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA Meet 20.63 3/13/2016 Noah Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA Armory HS 20.63 3/13/2016 Noah Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA Freshman 21.22 3/12/2016 Tyrese Cooper American, Hialeah, FL Sophomore 21.05 3/12/2017 Tyrese Cooper Norland, Miami, FL Junior 20.83 3/15/2015 Noah Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA Senior 20.63 3/13/2016 Noah Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Tyrese Cooper 19 Miami Gardens, FL 21.05 2 2 Micaiah Harris 17 Chesapeake, VA 21.13 2 3 Terrance Laird 17 Coatesville, PA 21.45 2

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 **Tyrese Cooper Norland, Miami, FL 21.05 2016 -Noah Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA 20.63 2015 *Noah Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA 20.83 2013 -Ceolamar Ways Nease, St. Augustine, FL 21.37 2014 -Trentavis Friday Cherryville, NC 20.97

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 20.63 -Noah Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA 2016 20.83 *Noah Lyles TC Williams, Alexandria, VA 2015 20.85 -Ryan Clark Banneker, College Park, GA 2015 Tyrese Cooper 20.97 -Trentavis Friday Cherryville, NC 2014 21.05 **Tyrese Cooper Norland, Miami, FL 2017

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Sponsored by: Great American Cross Country Festival – Oct. 6, 2018 in Cary, NC; GIRLS Visit nationalscholastic.org for details!

RECORDS National 8:53.67 3/1/2002 Boys and Girls Brooklyn, NY (A. Vargas, K. Fernandez, M. Francis, S. Livingston) Armory HS 8:53.67 3/1/2002 Boys and Girls Brooklyn, NY (A. Vargas, K. Fernandez, M. Francis, S. Livingston) Meet 8:54.11 3/15/2009 Southern Regional Manahawkin, NJ (K. Bergin, Erin Horleman, Chelsea Cox, Jillian Smith)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Ridge TC NJ 9:01.64 3 2 North Penn TC PA 9:03.35 3 3 Shenendehowa TC NY 9:08.85 3

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 Ridge Basking Ridge, NJ 9:01.74 2016 Mamaroneck Mamaroneck, NY 8:58.86 2015 Western Branch Chesapeake, VA 9:02.27 2014 Freehold Township Freehold Township, NJ 9:00.62 2013 Davis Kaysville, UT 8:56.57

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 8:54.11 Southern Regional Manahawkin, NJ 2009 8:56.57 Davis Kaysville, UT 2013 8:56.94 Red Bank Catholic Red Bank, NJ 2011 8:58.18 Fayetteville-Manlius Manlius, NY 2012 8:58.63 Newton South Newton Centre, MA 2009

Sponsored by: Great American Cross Country Festival – Oct. 7, 2017 in Cary, NC; BOYS Visit nationalscholastic.org for details!

RECORDS National 7:36.99 3/15/2009 Albemarle Charlottesville, VA (Z. Vrhovac, G. Bradley, L. Noble, A. Kostelac) Meet 7:36.99 3/15/2009 Albemarle Charlottesville, VA (Z. Vrhovac, G. Bradley, L. Noble, A. Kostelac) Armory HS 7:40.80 3/14/2014 Chaminade Mineola, NY (T. Slattery, A. Dorritie, Gunnar Nolan, Sean Kelly)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Egg Harbor TC NJ 7:48.92 3 2 St. Benedict's TC NJ 7:50.48 3 3 Xavier TC NY 7:50.84 3

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 Egg Harbor Township Egg Harbor Township, NJ 7:48.92 2016 Coffman Dublin, OH 7:45.27 2015 Davis Kaysville, UT 7:42.19 2014 Chaminade Mineola, NY 7:40.80 2013 Bishop Kellenberg Uniondale, NY 7:45.24

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 7:36.99 Albemarle Charlottesville, VA 2009 7:40.80 Chaminade Mineola, NY 2014 7:41.91 Boys and Girls Brooklyn, NY 2012 7:41.95 Blacksburg Blacksburg, VA 2014 7:42.19 Davis Kaysville, UT 2015

33 POLE VAULT

GIRLS Sponsored by: Robert Limmer in Memory of Rose and Oscar Limmer RECORDS National 14-03.25 2/21/2015 Lexi Weeks Cabot, AR Meet 14-02.75 3/16/2014 Desiree Freier Northwest, Justin, TX Armory HS 14-02.75 3/16/2014 Desiree Freier Northwest, Justin, TX Freshman 12-09.00 2/23/2014 Makayla Linebarger Reed, Sparks, NV Sophomore 13-06.00 1/20/2007 Shade Weygandt Forney, TX Junior 14-01.25 1/7/2018 Erica Ellis Gates-Chili,Roch, NY Senior 14-03.25 2/21/2015 Lexi Weeks Cabot, AR

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Katie Jones 17 Williamsport, PA 4.20m 13-09.25 2 Carson Dingler 17 Juliette, GA 4.12m 13-06.25 3 Erica Ellis 19 Riga, NY 4.02m 13-02.25 3 Becky Arbiv 17 Atlanta, GA 4.02m 13-02.25

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Katie Jones South Williamsport, PA 13-09.25 2016 *Carson Dingler First Presbyterian Day, Macon, GA 13-04.5 2015 -Kristen Denk North Royalton, OH 13-08.5 2014 -Desiree Freier Justin Northwest, Justin, TX 14-02.75 2013 -Annie Rhodes Midway, Waco, TX 13-08.5

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 14-02.75 -Desiree Freir Justin Northwest, Justin, TX 2014 14-02 -Mary Saxer Lancaster, NY 2005 Katie Jones 13-09.25 -Katie Jones South Williamsport, PA 2017 13-08.5 *Rachel Laurent Vandebilt Catholic, Houma, LA 2008 13-08.5 -Annie Rhodes Midway, Waco, TX 2013 13-08.5 -Kristen Denk North Royalton, OH 2015

BOYS Sponsored by: Robert Limmer in Memory of Rose and Oscar Limmer RECORDS National 19-03.50 2/25/2018 Armand Duplantis Lafayette, LA Meet 19-01.00 3/11/2017 Armand Duplantis Lafayette, LA Armory HS 19-01.00 3/11/2017 Armand Duplantis Lafayette, LA Freshman 16-09.50 2/21/2015 Armand Duplantis Lafayette, LA Sophomore 18-00.50 2/6/2016 Armand Duplanits Lafayette, LA Junior 19-01.00 3/11/2017 Armand Duplantis Lafayette, LA Senior 19-03.50 2/25/2018 Armand Duplantis Lafayette, LA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Armand Duplantis 18 Lafayette, LA 5.82m 19-01.00 2 KC Lightfoot 18 Lees Summit, MO 5.21m 17-01.00 3 Matt Peare 17 North Canton, OH 5.21mJ 17-01.00

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 *Armand Duplantis Lafayette, LA 19-01 2016 **Armand Duplantis Lafayette, LA 17-01 2015 -Deakin Volz South, Bloomington, IN 17-11.25 2014 -Devin King Sumner, Kentwood, LA 17-10.25 2013 -Daven Murphree Big Sandy, TX 17-01

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 19-01 *Armand Duplantis Lafayette, LA 2017 17-11.25 -Deakin Volz South, Bloomington, IN 2015 17-10.25 -Devin King Sumner, Kentwood, LA 2014 Armand Duplantis 17-08.5 -Paulo Benavides Franklin, El Paso, TX 2015 17-05 -Maston Wallace Clear Brook, Friendswood, TX 2007

34 LONG JUMP

Sponsored by: The Caribbean Scholastic Invitational June 8, 9, 10, 2018 in Havana, Cuba; GIRLS Visit nationalscholastic.org for details RECORDS National 21-11.00 2/10/2017 Tara Davis Agoura, CA Meet 21-03.25 3/12/2016 Samiyah Samuels Cypress Springs, Houston, TX Armory HS 21-03.25 3/12/2016 Samiyah Samuels Cypress Springs, Houston, TX Freshman 19-07.00 2/21/2003 De Ana Carson Vista del Lago, Moreno Valley, CA Sophomore 20-05.75 2/11/2012 Chyna Ries Washington, Denver, CO Junior 21-04.00 2/18/1976 Kathy McMillan Hoke County, Raeford, NC Senior 21-11.00 2/10/2017 Tara Davis Agoura, CA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Tara Davis 17 Simi Valley, CA 6.47m 21-02.75 2 Titiana Marsh 18 Chester, VA 6.22m 20-05.00 3 Jasmine Moore 19 Desoto, TX 6.19m 20-03.75

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Tara Davis Agoura, CA 21-02.75 2016 -Samiyah Samuels Cypress Springs, Houston, TX 21-03.25 2015 -Kate Hall Lake Region, Casco, ME 20-11.25 2014 -Keturah Orji Mt. Olive, Flanders, NJ 20-05.25 2013 **Magali Roche Ecole Edouard Montpetit, Montreal, QC 19-06.75

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 21-03.25 -Samiy Ah Samuels Cypress Springs, Houston, TX 2016 21-02.75 -Tara Davis Agoura, CA 2017 20-11.25 -Kate Hall Lake Region, Casco, ME 2015 Tara Davis 20-10 *Tara Davis Agoura, CA 2016 20-07.25 -Brittany Porter Towers, Decatur, GA 2009

Sponsored by: The Caribbean Scholastic Invitational June 8, 9, 10, 2018 in Havana, Cuba; BOYS Visit nationalscholastic.org for details RECORDS National 26-06.50 2/18/1989 Dion Bentley Penn Hills, Pittsburgh, PA Meet 26-00.25 3/12/2016 Rayvon Grey Beacon, NY Armory HS 26-00.25 3/12/2016 Rayvon Grey Beacon, NY Freshman 24-05.00 1996 Mike Newell Potomac, Dumfries, VA Sophomore 25-08.25 1997 Mike Newell Potomac, Dumfries, VA Junior 25-09.25 1998 Mike Newell Potomac, Dumfries, VA Senior 26-06.50 2/18/1989 Dion Bentley Penn Hills, Pittsburgh, PA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 William Henderson 17 Baltimore, MD 7.53m 24-08.50 2 Jalen Seals 17 Fort Worth, TX 7.49m 24-07.00 3 Jahkwan Blackley 17 Chesapeake, VA 7.39m 24-03.00

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -William Henderson Poly, Baltimore, MD 24-08.5 2016 -Rayvon Grey Beacon, NY 26-00.25 2015 *Ja’Mari Ward Cahokia, IL 25-07.25 2014 -Nate Moore Castro Valley, CA 25-00.75 2013 -Andre Jefferson John Tyler, Tyler, TX 24-08.5

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 26-00.25 -Rayvon Grey Beacon, NY 2016 25-07.25 *Ja’Mari Ward Cahokia, IL 2015 25-03.25 -Marquis Dendy Middletown, DE 2011 William Henderson 25-00.75 -Nate Moore Castro Valley, CA 2014 24-09 *Marquise Goodwin Rowlett, TX 2008

35 SHOT PUT

GIRLS Sponsored by: Attorney Dave Zemsky, Friend of the NSAF RECORDS National 57-05.50 2/28/2017 Alyssa Wilson Donovan Catholic, Toms River, NJ Armory HS 57-05.50 2/28/2017 Alyssa Wilson Donovan Catholic, Toms River, NJ Meet 56-07.50 3/15/2014 Raven Saunders Burke, Charleston, SC Freshman 45-07.25 1991 Collinus Newsome South, Denver, CO Sophomore 49-01.25 3/28/2015 Kathleen Young Warrensburg-Latham, Warrensburg, IL Junior 54-11.00 3/1/2015 Alyssa Wilson Donovan Catholic, Toms River, NJ Senior 57-05.50 2/28/2017 Alyssa Wilson Donovan Catholic, Toms River, NJ

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Alyssa Wilson 17 Jackson, NJ 16.59m 54-05.25 2 Kathleen Young 17 Decatur, IL 15.77m 51-09.00 3 Molly Leppelmeier 17 McComb, OH 14.51m 47-07.25

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Alyssa Wilson Monsignor Donovan, Toms River, NJ 54-05.25 2016 -Nickolette Dunbar Whippany Park, NJ 54-07.5 2015 *Sophia Rivera Brentwood, MO 49-01 2014 -Raven Saunders Burke, Charleston, SC 56-07.5 2013 -Maggie Ewen St. Francis, MN 54-01

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 56-07.5 -Raven Saunders Burke, Charleston, SC 2014 54-09.5 -Michelle Carter Red Oak, TX 2003 54-07.5 -Nickolette Dunbar Whippany Park, NJ 2016 Alyssa Wilson 54-05.25 -Alyssa Wilson Monsignor Donovan, Toms River, NJ 2017 54-01 -Maggie Ewen St. Francis, MN 2013

BOYS Sponsored by: Attorney Dave Zemsky, Friend of the NSAF RECORDS National 77-02.75 2/19/2011 Ryan Crouser Barlow, Gresham, OR Meet 75-04.75 3/11/2017 Jordan Geist Knoch, Saxonburg, PA Armory HS 75-04.75 3/11/2017 Jordan Geist Knoch, Saxonburg, PA Freshman 66-07.25 3/15/2008 Nicholas Vena Morristown, NJ Sophomore 70-05.00 3/14/2009 Nicholas Vena Morristown, NJ Junior 72-09.50 2/20/2016 Jordan Geist Knoch, Saxonburg, PA Senior 77-02.75 2/19/2011 Ryan Crouser Barlow, Gresham, OR

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Jordan Geist 17 Cabot, PA 22.98m 75-04.75 2 Adrian Piperi 17 The Woodlands, TX 21.96m 72-00.75 3 Jordan West 17 Rahway, NJ 19.81m 65-00.00

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Jordan Geist Knoch, Saxonburg, PA 75-04.75 2016 *Jordan Geist Knoch, Saxonburg, PA 71-02.75 2015 -Willie Morrison Leavenworth, KS 67-04 2014 -Benjamin Bonhurst Smithtown, NY 64-07.75 2013 -Braheme Days Bridgeton, NJ 66-07

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 75-04.5 -Jordan Geist Knoch, Saxonburg, PA 2017 72-00.75 -Adrian Piperi The Woodlands, TX 2017 71-02.75 *Jordan Geist Knoch, Saxonburg, PA 2016 Jordan Geist 71-00.5 -Stephen Saenz Rio Grande City, TX 2009 69-04.25 -Nicholas Vena Morristown, NJ 2011

36 TWO MILE

GIRLS Sponsored by: WC Mepham Track Alumni in memory of Coach Gerry Hughes RECORDS National 9:38.68 2/2/2013 Mary Cain Bronxville, NY Meet 9:56.06 3/11/2017 Brie Oakley Aurora, CO NSIC Meet 9:55.92 3/10/1991 Melody Fairchild Boulder, CO Armory HS 9:56.06 3/11/2017 Brie Oakley Aurora, CO Freshman 10:23.46 3/15/1998 Michelle Dela Vina Andrean, Merillville, IN Sophomore 10:12.94 3/11/2017 Kelsey Chmiel Saratoga, NY Junior 9:38.68 2/2/2013 Mary Cain Bronxville, NY Senior 9:55.92 3/10/1991 Melody Fairchild Boulder, CO

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Brie Oakley 17 Aurora, CO 9:56.06 2 2 Jessica Lawson 17 Elmira, NY 10:12.39 2 3 Kelsey Chmiel 19 Saratoga Springs, NY 10:12.94 2

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Brie Oakley Grandview, Centennial, CO 9:56.06 2016 **Weini Kelati Heritage, Leesburg, VA 10:02.71 2015 -Ryen Frazier Ravenscroft, Raleigh, NC 10:02.86 2014 -Tessa Barrett Abingdon Heights, Clarks Summit, PA 10:08.05 2013 -Wesley Frazier Ravenscroft, Raleigh, NC 10:12.23

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 9:56.06 -Brie Oakley Grandview, Centennial, CO 2017 9:56.85 -Aisling Cuffe Cornwall, NY 2011 10:02.71 **Weini Kelati Heritage, Leesburg, VA 2016 Brie Oakley 10:02.86 -Ryen Frazier Ravenscroft, Raleigh, NC 2015 10:08.05 -Tessa Barrett Abingdon Heights, Clarks Summit, PA 2014

BOYS Sponsored by: WC Mepham Track Alumni in memory of Coach Gerry Hughes RECORDS National 8:39.15 2/16/2013 Edward Cheserek St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ Armory HS 8:39.15 2/16/2013 Edward Cheserek St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ Meet 8:40.70 3/13/2011 Lukas Verzbicas Sandburg, Orland Park, IL Freshman 8:57.55 3/15/2009 Lukas Verzbicas Lincoln-Way, New Lenox, IL Sophomore 8:42.66 3/13/2011 Edward Cheserek St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ Junior 8:43.16 1/14/2012 Edward Cheserek St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ Senior 8:39.15 2/16/2013 Edward Cheserek St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Brodey Hasty 18 Brentwood, TN 8:45.16 2 2 Noah Affolder 17 Carlisle, PA 8:46.08 2 3 David Principe 17 Johnston, RI 8:47.40 2

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 *Brodey Hasty Brentwood, TN 8:45.16 2016 -Garek Bielaczyc East, Salt Lake City, UT 8:57.03 2015 *Andrew Hunter Loudoun Valley, Purcellsville, VA 8:48.22 2014 -Charles Cooper Montreal, QC 8:59.61 2013 -Edward Cheserek St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ 8:59.00

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 8:40.70 -Lukas Verzbicas Sandburg, Orland Park, IL 2011 8:42.66 **Edward Cheserek St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ 2011 8:45.16 *Brodey Hasty Brentwood, TN 2017 Brodey Hasty 8:45.19 -Alan Webb South Lakes, Reston, VA 2001 8:46.08 -Noah Affolder Carlisle, PA 2017

37 800M GIRLS Sponsored by: WC Mepham Track Alumni in memory of Coach James Murrin RECORDS National 2:01.78 2/11/2017 Samantha Watson Rush-Henrietta, Henrietta, NY Armory HS 2:01.78 2/11/2017 Samantha Watson Rush-Henrietta, Henrietta, NY Meet 2:03.59 3/10/2013 Sabrina Southerland Cardozo, Queens, NY Freshman 2:06.48 3/14/2004 Devon Williams Towson Catholic, MD Sophomore 2:01.80 2/17/1974 Mary Decker Orange, Ca Junior 2:04.96 2/24/2007 Chanelle Price Easton, PA Senior 2:01.78 2/11/2017 Samantha Watson Rush-Henrietta, Henrietta, NY

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Rachel McArthur 17 Bristow, VA 2:06.08 3 2 Kaitlin Ryan 17 Bronxville, NY 2:08.63 3 3 Hannah Reale 18 Clifton Park, NY 2:09.05 3

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Rachel McArthur Patriot, Nokesville, VA 2:06.08 2016 *Samantha Watson Rush-Henrietta, Henrietta, NY 2:05.11 2015 **Samantha Watson Rush-Henrietta, Henrietta, NY 2:08.13 2014 -Elise Cranny Niwot, CO 2:06.47 2013 -Sabrina Southerland Cardozo, Queens, NY 2:03.59

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 2:03.59 -Sabrina Southerland Cardozo, Queens, NY 2013 2:05.11 *Samantha Watson Rush-Henrietta, Henrietta, NY 2016 2:05.56 -Ruby Stauber Wayzata, Plymouth, MN 2016 Rachel McArthur 2:05.94 **Kailee Sawyer Laurel Creek TC, Waterloo, ON 2013 2:06.08 -Rachel McArthur Patriot, Nokesville, VA 2017

BOYS Sponsored by: WC Mepham Track Alumni in memory of Coach James Murrin RECORDS National 1:47.67 2/25/2018 Josh Hoey Shanahan, PA Armory HS 1:49.21 3/15/2009 Robby Andrews Manalapan, NJ Meet 1:49.46 3/12/2017 Cameron Cooper Southfield, MI NSIC Meet 1:49.21 3/15/2009 Robby Andrews Manalapan, NJ Freshman 1:55.45 4/9/2005 Andrew Perkins Watertown, WI Sophomore 1:51.11 3/13/1994 Michael Granville Bell Gardens, CA Junior 1:49.94 3/11/2012 Ben Malone Pascack Valley, Hillsdale, NJ Senior 1:47.67 2/25/2018 Josh Hoey Shanahan, PA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Cameron Cooper 17 Southfield, MI 1:49.46 3 2 Rey Rivera 17 Old Bridge, NJ 1:50.04 3 3 Brandon McGorty 17 Fairfax, VA 1:50.29 3

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Cameron Cooper Oak Park, MI 1:49.46 2016 -Michael Slagowski Rocky Mountain, Meridian, ID 1:50.29 2015 -Brian Bell Dunbar, Dayton, OH 1:51.08 2014 -Derek Holdsworth Lafayette, Williamsburg, VA 1:51.72 2013 -Nathan Kiley Westfield, Chantilly, VA 1:51.37

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 1:49.46 -Cameron Cooper Oak Park, MI 2017 1:49.94 *Ben Malone Pascack Valley, Hillsdale, NJ 2012 1:50.04 -Rey Rivera Old Bridge, NJ 2017 Cameron Cooper 1:50.11 -Zavon Watkins Liverpool, NY 2012 1:50.29 -Michael Slagowski Rocky Mountain, Meridian, ID 2016 1:50.29 -Brandon McGorty Chantilly, VA 2017

38 ONE MILE

Presented by: RaceDay App. – Your source for NBNI instant results, live-streaming, profiles & more. GIRLS Available at the App Store & Google Play RECORDS National 4:28.25 2/16/2013 Mary Cain Bronxville, NY Armory HS 4:28.25 2/16/2013 Mary Cain Bronxville, NY Meet 4:36.61 3/13/2016 Katie Rainsberger Air Academy, Colorado Springs, CO Freshman 4:40.1h 3/16/1973 Mary Decker Orange, CO Sophomore 4:43.23 3/15/2015 Nevada Mareno Leesville Road, Raleigh, NC Junior 4:28.25 2/16/2013 Mary Cain Bronxville, NY Senior 4:36.61 3/13/2016 Katie Rainsberger Air Academy, Colorado Springs, CO

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Samantha Watson 17 Rochester, NY 4:48.30 2 2 Caroline Timm 18 Poughkeepsie, NY 4:49.34 2 3 Annamaria Kostarellis 17 Rochester, NY 4:50.95 2

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Samantha Watson Rush-Henrietta, Henrietta, NY 4:48.30 2016 -Katie Rainsberger Air Academy, Colorado Springs, CO 4:36.61 2015 **Nevada Mareno Leesville Road, Raleigh, NC 4:43.23 2014 *Alexa Efraimson Camas, WA 4:38.46 2013 *Elise Cranny Niwot, CO 4:40.62

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 4:36.61 -Katie Rainsberger Air Academy, Colorado Springs, CO 2016 4:38.46 *Alexa Eframson Camas, WA 2014 4:39.47 *Kate Murphy Lake Braddock, Burke, VA 2016 Samantha Watson 4:40.62 *Elise Cranny Niwot, CO 2013 4:40.97 -Hannah Meier South, Grosse Pointe, MI 2013

Presented by: RaceDay App. – Your source for NBNI instant results, live-streaming, profiles & more. BOYS Available at the App Store & Google Play RECORDS National 3:57.81 2/20/2016 Andrew Hunter Loudoun Valley, Purcellville, VA Armory HS 3:57.81 2/20/2016 Andrew Hunter Loudoun Valley, Purcellville, VA Meet 4:03.54 3/15/2015 Grant Fisher Grand Blanc, MI Freshman 4:15.43 1/10/2009 Lukas Verzbicas Lincoln-Way, New Lenox, IL Sophomore 4:09.82 3/9/1997 Andy Powell Oliver Ames, N. Easton, MA Junior 4:02.21 1/21/2012 Edward Cheserek St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ Senior 3:57.81 2/20/2016 Andrew Hunter Loudoun Valley, Purcellville, VA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Cooper Teare 17 Alameda, CA 4:06.60 3 2 Reed Brown 17 Grapevine, TX 4:06.74 3 3 Waleed Suliman 17 Richmond, VA 4:06.82 3

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Cooper Teare St. Joseph Notre Dame, Alameda, CA 4:06.60 2016 *Reed Brown Carroll, Southlake, TX 4:09.95 2015 -Grant Fisher Grand Blanc, MI 4:03.54 2014 *Grant Fisher Grand Blanc, MI 4:09.46 2013 -Henry Wynne Staples, Westport, CT 4:08.15

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 4:03.54 -Grant Fisher Grand Blanc, MI 2015 4:05.50 -Alex Hatz Fayetteville-Manlius, Fayetteville, NY 2010 4:06.60 -Cooper Teare St. Joseph Notre Dame, Alameda, CA 2017 Cooper Teare 4:06.74 -Reed Brown Carroll, Southlake, TX 2017 4:06.82 -Waleed Suliman Mills Godwin, Richmond, VA 2017

39 4X400M RELAY

Dedicated to: NBNI Officials – The NSAF and New Balance Thank All of the NBNI Officials – GIRLS You’re the Best! RECORDS National 3:38.91 3/14/2004 Poly Long Beach, CA (D. Hayes, J. Lee, S. Woods, Shalonda Solomon) Armory HS 3:38.91 3/14/2004 Poly Long Beach, CA (D. Hayes, J. Lee, S. Woods, Shalonda Solomon) Meet 3:39.70 3/12/2017 Bullis Potomac, MD (L. Phillips, L Harris, Masai Rusell, Shaniya Hall) NSIC Meet 3:38.91 3/14/2004 Poly Long Beach, CA (D. Hayes, J. Lee, S. Woods, Shalonda Solomon)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Bullis School TC MD 3:39.70 6 2 Motor City TC MI 3:43.94 6 3 Western Branch TC VA 3:44.73 6

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 Bullis Potomac, MD 3:39.70 2016 Union Catholic Scotch Plains, NJ 3:40.28 2015 Oak Park Oak Park, MI 3:42.72 2014 Oak Park Oak Park, MI 3:46.31 2013 Columbia Maplewood, NJ 3:42.03

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 3:39.70 Bullis Potomac, MD 2017 3:40.28 Union Catholic Scotch Plains, NJ 2016 3:40.69 Oak Park Oak Park MI 2016 Bullis School 3:40.95 Paul Robeson Brooklyn, NY 2016 3:42.03 Columbia Maplewood, NJ 2013

Dedicated to: NBNI Officials – The NSAF and New Balance Thank All of the NBNI Officials – BOYS You’re the Best! RECORDS National 3:13.06 2/6/2009 New Bern New Bern, NC (Ant. Hendrix, F. Greene, M. Sparks, And. Hendrix) Armory HS 3:13.06 2/6/2009 New Bern New Bern, NC (Ant. Hendrix, F. Greene, M. Sparks, And. Hendrix) Meet 3:15.02 3/14/2009 New Bern New Bern, NC (F. Greene, M. Sparks, Ant. Hendrix, And. Hendrix) NSIC Meet 3:13.34 3/10/1996 John Muir Pasadena, CA (J. Tryon, S. McCullough, M. Haywood, Obie Moore)

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 East Orange Campus TC NJ 3:16.09 5 2 Egg Harbor TC NJ 3:18.45 4 3 Oxon Hill TC MD 3:18.46 4

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 East Orange East Orange, NJ 3:16.09 2016 Huntington Huntington, NY 3:16.09 2015 Cheltenham Wyncote, PA 3:17.38 2014 Union Catholic Scotch Plains, NJ 3:15.53 2013 Union Catholic Scotch Plains, NJ 3:16.31

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 3:15.02 New Bern New Bern, NC 2009 3:15.23 DeMatha Catholic Hyattsville, MD 2011 3:15.53 Union Catholic Scotch Plains, NJ 2014 East Orange Campus 3:16.09 Huntington Huntington, NY 2016 3:16.09 East Orange East Orange, NJ 2017

40 WEIGHT THROW

GIRLS Sponsored by: NSAF Project Javelin Gold. Visit nationalscholastic.org for details RECORDS National 68-02.50 3/12/2011 Shelby Ashe St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA Meet 68-02.50 3/12/2011 Shelby Ashe St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA Armory HS 68-02.50 3/12/2011 Shelby Ashe St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA Freshman 57-03.00 2/2/2008 Katie Kraychir Twentynine Palms, CA Sophomore 58-08.75 2/13/2014 Kamryn Brinson Marist, Atlanta, GA Junior 65-04.25 3/14/2010 Shelby Ashe St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA Senior 68-02.50 3/12/2011 Shelby Ashe St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Jill Shippee 17 Clifton Park, NY 19.96m 65-06.00 2 Gianna Rao 18 North Scituate, RI 18.18m 59-07.75 3 Sydnee Walker 17 Throw1Deep, GA 18.03m 59-02.00

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Jill Shippee Shenendehowa, Clifton Park, NY 65-06 2016 -Kamryn Brinson Marist, Atlanta, GA 62-08.5 2015 *Sabrina Gaitan Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 60-10 2014 -Gabrielle Figueroa Austintown-Fitch, Youngstown, OH 62-01.75 2013 -Casidy Callahan Norcross, GA 58-08

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 68-02.5 -Shelby Ashe St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 2011 65-06 -Jill Shippee Shenendehowa, Clifton Park, NY 2017 63-01.5 -Avana Story Woodward Academy, College Park, GA 2012 62-08.5 -Kamryn Brinson Marist, Atlanta, GA 2016 62-01.75 -Gabrielle Figueroa Austintown-Fitch, Youngstown, OH 2014

BOYS Sponsored by: NSAF Project Javelin Gold. Visit nationalscholastic.org for details RECORDS National 93-03.25 3/15/2009 Conor McCullough Chaminade, West Hills, CA Armory HS 93-03.25 3/15/2009 Conor McCullough Chaminade, West Hills, CA Meet 92-07.50 3/14/2009 Conor McCullough Chaminade, West Hills, CA NSIC Meet 93-03.25 3/15/2009 Conor McCullough Chaminade, West Hills, CA Freshman 71-03.50 2/4/2017 Trey Knight Ridgefield, WA Sophomore 83-06.75 1/20/2018 Trey Knight Ridgefield, WA Junior 87-10.25 3/16/2008 Conor McCullough Chaminade, West Hills, CA Senior 93-03.25 3/15/2009 Conor McCullough Chaminade, West Hills, CA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Jacob Wickey 17 Medina, OH 24.25m 79-06.75 2 Jordan Geist 17 Cabot, PA 24.20m 79-04.75 3 Brent Fairbanks 17 Austintown, OH 22.92m 75-02.50

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Jacob Wickey Medina, OH 79-06.75 2016 -Robert Colantonio Barrington, RI 81-05.75 2015 -Adam Kelly Barrington, RI 81-05.25 2014 *Adam Kelly Barrington, RI 77-09.25 2013 -Rudy Winkler Averill Park, NY 83-06

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 92-07.5 -Conor McCullough Chaminade, West Hills, CA 2009 87-05 -Dylan Armstrong Westside, BC 1999 85-10.5 -Alec Faldermeyer Minisink Valley, Slate Hill, NY 2010 83-06 -Rudy Winkler Averill Park, NY 2012 83-02.5 *Walter Henning St. Anthony's, South Huntington, NY 2006

41 TRIPLE JUMP

GIRLS Sponsored by: NSAF Project Triple Jump – Triple Jump Clinic; Visit nationalscholastic.org for details

RECORDS National 44-06.75 3/11/2007 Ke'Nyia Richardson Holy Names, Oakland, CA Armory HS 44-06.75 3/11/2007 Ke'Nyia Richardson Holy Names, Oakland, CA Meet 44-02.00 3/16/2014 Keturah Orji Mt. Olive, Flanders, NJ NSIC Meet 44-06.75 3/11/2007 Ke'Nyia Richardson Holy Names, Oakland, CA Freshman 41-02.00 3/9/2015 Titiana Marsh Thomas Dale, Chester, VA Sophomore 42-06.00 3/12/2017 Jasmine Moore Lake Ridge, Mansfield, TX Junior 42-09.50 1/20/2018 Jasmine Moore Lake Ridge, Mansfield, TX Senior 44-06.75 3/11/2007 Ke'Nyia Richardson Holy Names, Oakland, CA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Jasmine Moore 19 Desoto, TX 12.97m 42-06.75 2 Tara Davis 17 Simi Valley, CA 12.88m 42-03.25 3 Jaimie Robinson 17 Homewood, IL 12.71m 41-08.50

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 **Jasmine Moore Lake Ridge, Mansfield, TX 42-06.75 2016 -Chinne Okoronkwo Mountlake Terrace, WA 42-11.75 2015 -Asa Garcia Texas City, TX 43-02.25 2014 -Keturah Orji Mt. Olive, Flanders, NJ 44-02 2013 *Keturah Orji Mt. Olive, Flanders, NJ 41-00.25

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 44-02 -Keturah Orji Mt. Olive, Flanders, NJ 2014 43-02.25 -Asa Garcia Texas City, TX 2015 42-11.75 -Chinne Okoronkwo Mountlake Terrace, WA 2015 Jasmine Moore 42-06.75 **Jasmine Moore Lake Ridge, Mansfield, TX 2017 42-05.25 *Carla Forbes Waltham, MA 2012

BOYS Sponsored by: NSAF Project Triple Jump – Triple Jump Clinic; Visit nationalscholastic.org for details

RECORDS National 52-07.50 3/13/1988 Keith Holley Bayside, Virginia Beach, VA Meet 51-11.00 3/13/2010 Mark Jackson Taylor, TX NSIC Meet 52-07.50 3/13/1988 Keith Holley Bayside, Virginia Beach, VA Armory HS 51-07.75 3/15/2015 Ja'Mari Ward Cahokia, IL Freshman 46-09.00 1/12/2013 Ja'Mari Ward Cahokia, IL Sophomore 50-02.50 2/22/2014 Ja'Mari Ward Cahokia, IL Junior 51-08.25 3/24/1973 Don Duvall North, Denver, CO Senior 52-07.50 3/13/1988 Keith Holley Bayside, Virginia Beach, VA

2017 MEET RESULTS 1 Garry Williams 17 Chesapeake, VA 15.24m 50-00.00 2 Jalen Seals 17 Fort Worth, TX 15.16m 49-09.00 3 Noah Igbinoghene 17 Trussville, AL 15.05m 49-04.50

PAST MEET CHAMPIONS 2017 -Garry Williams Western Branch, Chesapeake, VA 50-00 2016 *Noah Igbinoghene Hewitt-Trussville, Trussville, AL 49-07 2015 *Ja’Mari Ward Cahokia, IL 51-07.75 2014 -Nate Moore Castro Valley, CA 50-08.75 2013 -Jeremiah Green Hillsborough, Tampa, FL 51-06.5

MEET ALL-TIME BEST 51-11 -Mark Jackson Taylor, TX 2010 51-07.75 *Ja’Mari Ward Cahokia, IL 2015 51-06.5 -Jeremiah Green Hillsborough, Tampa, FL 2013 Garry Williams 51-05.75 -David Wilson Washington, Danville, VA 2009 51-03.75 -Marquis Dendy Middletown, DE 2011

42 43 2017 NBNI NATIONAL RECORD SETTERS We celebrate the athletes who smashed national records at the 2017 New Balance Nationals Indoor. Congrats to all!

Western Branch (VA) Girls, 4x55m SHR, 30.63 Trey Cunningham, 60m Hurdles, 7.40 Brie Oakley, 5000m, 15:55.75 Photo by Victah, Photorun.net. Photo by Victah, Photorun.net. Photo by John Nepolitan, Runnerspace.com.

East Orange (NJ) Boys, 4x55m SHR, 28.62 Armand Duplantis, Pole Vault, 19-1 Photo by Victah, Photorun.net. Photo by Victah, Photorun.net.

Lauren Harris, One Mile Race Walk, 6:53.44 Carlisle HS (PA) Boys, DMR, 9:56.18 Sydney McLaughlin, 400m, 51.61 Photo by Victah, Photorun.net. Photo by John Nepolitan, Runnerspace.com. Photo by Victah, Photorun.net.