Flashback Friday: Watch The Future Of USA T&F Bromell, Friday Hone Craft Todd Grasley Feb 27, 2015

At the beginning of January, we were fortunate to capture two of the top junior sprinters in the country Trayvon Bromell and Trentavis Friday workout together in Orlando, Florida. The pair who are heading into NCAA indoor conference championships this week are the future of male sprinting in the United States. Relive the action in this Flashback Friday feature.

Flashback Friday: Watch Khosla Follow Regional 4:06.45 1,600m With State Winning 4:05.96 Todd Grasley Feb 20, 2015

One of the best distance races I've witnessed came at last year's 3A State Finals in the boy's 1,600m run. Khosla ran 4:05.96 with Morken right behind him in 4:07.95! Relive the moment in this Flashback Friday!

Flashback Friday: Watch Andres Arroyo Run 1:47.79, Fastest Ever In FL, US#6 HS All-Time Todd Grasley Feb 13, 2015

Watch former Colonial standout Andres Arroyo run 1:47.76 at the 2013 Florida Relays. The mark is the fastest ever in Florida and sixth fastest ever by a high school athlete in the U.S.

Flashback Friday: Kaylin Whitney Leaves Competition In Wake In First High School Meet Todd Grasley Feb 06, 2015

Kaylin Whitney is the future of female sprinting in the United States. In her first race as a high school freshman, Whitney a triple medalist at the IAAF World Junior Championships, left the competition in her wake as she cruised to victory in 11.95s at the Lake Brantley Invitational and followed that up with a 24.05 clocking in the 200m dash. Relive the moment and watch her post-race interview!

Flashback Friday: Hall, Dukes, Graham Jr. Epic 400m At Bob Hayes Is One For The Ages Todd Grasley Jan 30, 2015

We've seen what Arman Hall, Dedric Dukes, and Hugh Graham Jr. have done as current Florida Gators. For today's Flashback Friday we take a look back at their high school days and one of the most epic 400m battles the state of Florida has ever seen! Hall and Dukes sprinted to a photo finish time of 46.61 (Hall won by a hair) while Graham Jr. was eight one-hundredths back in 46.69 at the 2011 Bob Hayes Invitational. Three guys under 47 seconds in the same race; wowzers!