Ceolamar Ways

The top 25 Florida boys all-time for Indoor Track & Field events!

Check out the top boys performances in the meet history of Bob Hayes Invitational currently in the MileSplit database.

With adidas Nationals in a week we look at the best performances at NC A&T's venue's history.

Check out the top 50 high school boys performances by event in the MileSplit database all-time from the Florida Relays.

We rank the best boys sprint/hurdle performances by Floridians over the past decade at New Balance Nationals Outdoor.

Tyrese Cooper made a splash on the national scene in just his first year of high school. Cooper, nicknamed "Smoke", set a freshman national record in the 55m dash (6.34s), 200m dash (21.22), and 400m (47.97) last season. He is set to make his indoor debut January 14th at the MileStat VA Showcase, but where does he rank against the best FL sprinters indoors for the last decade? Find out.

I've seen numerous great races in my time covering high school track in Florida, but Marvin Bracy's 6.08s 55m dash at the 2012 Jimmy Carnes was perhaps one of my favorites. Bracy, who now runs for Adidas anticipated the start perfectly and scorched a star studded field with names like Kendal Williams, James Clark, Ceo Ways, and more on his to way a high school national record that still stands today! Take a look back at the top sprint/hurdle performances in meet history. 

Arguably the best race ever at the Jimmy Carnes Indoor Meet was Marvin Bracy's 6.08 in which he claimed the 55m dash high school national record. Looking at the names on the all-time sprints/hurdles list below, one assurance of the meet over the years is that it will be fast and bring nationally ranked times!

The college cross country season is already two weeks in. See how former Florida runners fared on the next level at meets from around the country. It's our Alumni Report for the week of September 8 - September 14, 2014.

Ceo Ways, a UNC freshman who has already run some of the fastest 200- and 400-meter times in school history, has Olympic aspirations. (via www.newsobserver.com)

2013 has come and gone with some major performances as we ring in 2014 we will be taking you back throughout the year to commemorate some of the bigger runs of the year! Thank you for making this year our best to date. Without your support we wouldn't be able to provide the level of coverage we do on a weekly basis. Look for more videos, photos, articles, and even new features in 2014!

In this edition of Throwback Thursday, we go back to the summer and the Adidas Grand Prix. We gave Deanna Hill a flip cam and allowed her and her friends to document their adventures in New York City and the Dream 100 experience. Watch the top tracksters take over the Big Apple.

An unprecedented distance triple for Wesley Frazier with 4:39.66 mile to close it out!!  Columbia, Western Branch win hot 4x4's!  Michael Cherry 46.06! (Photo by Angelle Albright)

Wrap-up of what the Floridians did up in North Carolina at New Balance Nationals Outdoor.

As always Florida will bring a strong contingent of athletes to Greensboro, North Carolina and this year's 2013 New Balance Nationals Outdoor will be no different. The event kicks off Friday with the marquee event being the girls and boys 5000m championship and will conclude Sunday. Our MileSplit team will be on hand throughout the weekend with thousands of photos, dozens of video interviews, and up to the minute action and results. Best of luck to all those competing this weekend!

It wasn't the record breaking weekend people hoped for, with the wet track and all. But some people faltered and some made the most of it; Ceolamar Ways kept his composure and rode into second place in the Dream 100.

The Sunshine State will be well reprsented this weekend in New York City. Florida sends eight runners for the Dream 100 and Dream Mile, as well as a relay team. Todd Grasley and Kyle Brazeil will be a part of our MileSplit Coverage team in the Big Apple and will have tons of photos, video interviews, as well as results from the event.

Ceolamar Ways was used to running the 400. Until the 2013 season it was his marquee event. The Nease High School senior decided to work on his versatility and focus on the shorter sprints, the 100 and 200 meter dash. He hoped it would culminate in a state title and a ticket to the Dream 100 in New York City.

Highlights and all of the coverage round-up from the 2013 Golden South Classic.

Hallandale senior Regine Williams and Nease senior Ceolamar Ways are this week's Athletes of the Week. Two weeks after a serious car accident, Williams claimed district titles in the 100 and 200, and finished third in the long jump. She set new personal bests of 11.70 and 23.76 in the 100 and 200. Her 200 mark is the sixth fastest high school time in the U.S. for 2013. Ways has spent 2013 focusing on the shorter sprints and has put up some very impressive times. His 20.93 set at the 3A District 3 Championship was the third fastest time in the nation behind two other Floridians Kendal Williams and Trayvon Bromell. All three will battle it out in the 100 and 200 meter next weekend at the 3A State Finals. 

Several meets have been moved to Thursday to make way for the holiday weekend, but we should still see some great performances. As always FLRunners will be out in full force covering the state providing, photos, videos, articles, results, and more! Want to know where we will be at? Check out our Meets On Tap.