Ceolamar Ways

Lots of great races but 3200s are best of day, Carmen Carlos (AL) meet record 10:15.70; boys race is a burner, three under 9:10. Our team of Todd Grasley, Rob Settle, and Joe Mizereck are on-site in Tallahassee.

Bob Hayes Invitational is aways hot hot hot. Out of many amazing performances on the day though, the Levonte Whitfield vs Kendal Williams battles in the 100 and 200 are one of the greatest in the meet's storied history. Whitfield gets the 100m in 10.15 to 10.18; Williams edges him out in the 200m 20.63 to 20.65. Both are wind aided, but stunning none the less.

Florida had three national indoor champions, plus a wins from Amanda Gale and Gaby Gayles in the EE division, and a number of other solid performances in New York this weekend.

NEW YORK – History was made less than three weeks ago at the Armory in New York City - site of this weekend’s New Balance Indoor Nationals - by a runner that seems to break records nearly every time he laces up his track spikes. (Photo by Don Rich)

Not to be outdone, the boys action is also going to be smoking this year at the Brooks PR meet, with fast and furious action coming your way from 60 meters to 2 miles!

The annual UK High School Invitational will take place tomorrow in Lexington. Typically multiple new US #1's are set in this event with tremendous talent in attendance.  Below are some of the top athletes and events to look out for.

Nease junior Ceolamar Ways and Cocoa Beach senior Shelby Davidson are this week's Warrior of the Week. Ways finished with three new personal bests in the 100, 400, and long jump at the Bolles Bulldog Classic. He won the 400 and finished second in the 100 and long jump. Davidson ran an impressive 10:40.03 for two miles at New Balance Indoor Nationals in New York City. The senior placed ninth which was the highest finish of any Florida girl in any event.