Erica Amatori brought home three wins for Green Hope in a week that saw a huge number of top-flight performances.

The boys from "South of Asheville" got the best of loquacious announcer Ed Teasley during a break at the JDL Fast Track.

Shemiah Brooks turned in arguably the best of many great performances to christen NC's newest track & field facility.

Wakefield's advanced their case as the #1 team in the nation, while Parkland's young squad moved into national focus.

The long-awaited opening of North Carolina's newest facility is this weekend, and the field of athletes is strong.

Wakefield's girls take their speed to the fast, banked track in Blacksburg in search of more top national marks.

Tevin Hester of Granville Central, national leader in the indoor 55 Dash, headlines a balanced group of qualifiers.

Francesca Evans of Cummings leads three events going into the final two weekends of the regular season.

Samantha George (Millbrook) and Thomas Graham (Cary Academy) earned the prestigious annual statewide honor.

The Eastern HS Challenge produced a large number of strong performances, but it wasn't the only one last week.

Craig Engels was one of four double winners and 20 US top-25 performances from UNC Friday and Saturday.

The power events take center stage today, and some mid-distance as well, with NC stars throughout all the events.

The distances and the girls' vault rule the night, with some of the the state's best runners making their indoor debut this winter.

There are some events with HUGE fields already, a testament to a strong year for girls' track in North Carolina.

Khourtney Whitted of Riverside (Durham) tops the long jump--see who else is on the ever-expanding list.

The Enloe senior is already among the state's best, and now he's on the verge of becoming a national figure in the high jump

Ariah Graham's US #1 and all-time North Carolina record in the 500 was just one of the highlights of the week.

NCRunners is sponsoring three invitationals this year: one for each season.  Click through for more details!

Getting onto the list of qualifiers is NOT the final step; coaches still have to enter their athletes into the meet.

Gabrielle Gray (High Point Central) and the Wakefield girls both dominated the competition in Virginia this weekend.

Francesca Evans of Cummings leads the triple jump list; check out all the events, current through early this week.

Complete qualifier lists through last week's meets (does not include results from the last few days).  Photo by Rodney Cain.

The East Forsyth sprinter/jumper looks back on her strong career and talks about her goals for the future.

Great performances from UNC, like Briana Haith's 300, were the highlight of a week with few Polar Bear meets.

Austin Vegas turned in one of 10 state-leading times (including two US #1 marks) put up at UNC this weekend.

The Durham Striders will be providing live results on the web, and NCRunners will be onsite for Twitter updates.

The first big meet of the new year also marks the return of Eddie Smith Field House to the NC winter scene.

Thanks to the NCHSAA and all the meet directors that have sent results, allowing us to have a complete list through 12/31.

NCRunners has received qualifiers or complete results from every meet on the calendar through the end of 2011.

The Carrboro senior does not seek individual recognition, but has be critical to their multiple state championships.  

Wakefield's girls hit US #2 with their 3:53.84 clocking in the 4x4 at the Boo Williams Winter Break Invitational.

Expanded coverage, new meets, and maybe even some NCRunners gear: 2012 is going to be even better!