Bakri Abushouk

Wesley Frazier pulled off a stunning comeback in the 5000, netting herself a national record and the highlight of the season.

Wesley Frazier leads a strong group of North Carolina girls into the Armory for the final meet of the indoor season.

Wesley Frazier always matches up well against national competition, but sister Ryen is a bit of a wild card in the two mile.

Sisters Ryen and Wesley Frazier are both Seattle-bound this weekend, looking to justify the name of the meet.

Dior Hall rocked a college meet with a US#2 All-Time clocking of 8.17 over the 60m Hurdles! That's blazing!! (File Photo by Alan Versaw)

Michael Cherry gets US#1 1:03.84 500m, Felecia Majors snagged 3 wins and a US#2 at 500m at the F.I.T. Invitational. (Photos by Steve Pham and Ed Lull)

Indoor track can bring many things for a distance runner, from a breakout season to redemption after frustration.

That pink blur at McAlpine on Saturday?  That will be Alana Hadley, gunning for a return trip to San Diego and a higher goal.

Another fantastic set of races, plus another meet record...but not from the boys' race, and not from a high school runner!

Erin Finn dominated in MI! Montoya rips up state in AZ! Finn and Bos bring it in MI! Neale flies in WA! Hauger gets record 4th title in MN! (Photo by Pat Davey, runmichigan.com)

Sarah Baxter smashed the CR by 16s at Mt. Sac with a 16:00 clocking! Perrin gets MT state title, Rohrer and Erba super fast in IN! Much more inside!

Katie  Knight at Eagle Island   Katie Knight & Kai Wilmot of North Central scored impressive victories at Richland to top action in the Northwest.

US#7 Cardinal O'Hara runs near the front of the pack and sweeps top-4 places at county meet! Check out all the action here!

MileSplit's National Cross Country Rankings

A great season for NC boys continues as Bakri Abushouk writes himself into the state record books and the national rankings.

Great American barn-burner in NC!  Sean McGorty and Jacob Thomson fly, CBA exerts more dominance. (File photo by Joseph Bond)

Bakri has really turned it on this year and running in NC should be very exciting as the season progresses.  (Photo by Joseph Bond)

Amy-Eloise Neale was the top story in the Northwest but there was much happening around the nation of note as well.

Jacob Thomson lets it out as he crosses the line well ahead of Jacob Burcham in KY!  Arcadia is back and looking very solid while Kaylee Flanagan looks scary good in IL! (Photo by Jonathan Grooms)

Abel Tecle and his classmates have their eyes set on some aggressive goals, both for the fall season and beyond.

Bakri Abushouk opens season quickly at the adidas Seahawk Invite in NC!  34 meets and counting now featured! (Photo by Jeff George)