What\'s going on in 4A Track and Field this year? A preview of what and who to look out for this year on the oval. Final installment of a 4 part series.

Most of her competitors obsess and strive to cut that extra second off their time, to get that record or state title. Not Williams, although she\'s one of the state\'s best distance runners, she just wants to have a good time.

For Southerners, the thought of running fast indoors doesn\'t hold the same value as it does for our contemporaries up North. But every year around this time, a cadre of Florida preps run indoor meets in what seems like a never ending left hand turn.

Some insight on what to look out for this year in 3A with previews on the top returnees and contenders. Part 3 of a 4 part series. *Flrunners.com\'s heart and prayers go out to Justin Harbor and his family. Stay strong Justin.

19 photos by Bob Cooke from the indoor mile race in Gainesville. Kelly Parrish took the girls race, while sophomore Joe Franklin won the boys. Everyone\'s heart was with Justin Harbor and family, who did not attend because of the untimely passing of his father on Friday. We\'re thinking of you, Justin.

A preview for the upcoming track and field season for 2A. Insight on who to look out for in an event-by-event outlook along with the top returnees. Part 2 of a 4 part series of previews.

Evans High senior Marcus Postel returns as the top ranked 300 hurdler in the state and put up impressive numbers in the 100 last summer. He anchors an extremely deep Evans squad who hope to challenge Miami Northwestern and take another 4A boys championship this spring.

An in depth preview on the upcoming season for 1A Track and Field complete with event by event previews and the top returnees. Part 1 of a 4 part series of previews.

Coach Bob Braman has been coaching at Florida State for the past six years, but it was only in the spring of 2003 that he was appointed head track and field coach. During his short but successful tenure; records have fallen, championships have been won, and All-Americans have been coming out of the woodwork. So how did he resurrect a program that had been buried under the rug and nearly forgotten about?