VOTE: Girls Performance Of The Week!

Todd Grasley



Which female athlete/team do you think had the best week six performance? Vote in our poll below and let us know! Note: Voting closes Friday at 11:59 p.m. and winners will be announced in next week's poll.

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Lauren Archer (Senior, Ransom Everglades) - Archer ran a brilliant two-lap race at the FSU Relays. Her winning time in the 800m of 2:12.80 was the second fastest in her high school career and a new meet record, breaking the old one of 2:13.85 set in 2013 by Stefanie Kurgatt of Maclay.


Hannah Brookover (Senior, Clearwater Calvary Christian) - Brookover, an University of Florida signee was the FSU Relays 1,600m champion in a sub 5 minute time of 4:56.84 on Friday and follow that up with a third place finish and new 3,200m PR of 10:41.93 Saturday.

Caitlin Collier (Sophomore, Bolles) - Collier continues to dazzle not just the Florida fans, but nationwide as well. After running a spectacular 2:08.11 and 4:56.21 at the Bolles Bulldog Classic, the sophomore headed up to the Raleigh Relays and qualified for the adidas Dream Mile by winning the race in an US#1 time of 4:46.83.

Rafaella Gibbons (Sophomore, Winter Park) - Gibbons led the FSU Relays girls 3200 wire to wire in a US #6 time of 10:35. The win was sweet as it came just day after her 16th birthday. The sophomore standout was 12th in the girls 1,600m run on Saturday.



Lincoln High School Girls 4x100 & 4x200m Relay Team - We had two combine these two performances into one entry. Coach Corey Poole's squad looked very good in the relays winning both the 4x100 and 4x200m relays at FSU in meet record times of 47.36 and 1:39.22.


Sherry Lubin (Senior, Naples) - Lubin was the lone female field event athlete to post a state leading mark. The Naples senior threw an almost three foot personal best in the shot put, tossing the implement 43'9.75".


Khalifa St. Fort (Senior, St. Thomas Aquinas - Competes Unattached) - In her professional debut, St. Fort won gold at the 2016 CARIFTA Games in the U-20 100m dash. Her time of 11.40 into a -2.7 wind converts into 11.17s with no wind. The senior was slated to run both the 4x100m relay and 200m dash before hip pain in warm ups sidelined her.