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New Balance Nationals Outdoor
Mark Stonecipher


Yuliya Maslouskaya at the 2024 National Scholarship Invitational in the 100mH.


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Two IMG Elite athletes demonstrated that they are two of the best all-around Track & Field Athletes in the nation.  Senior Yuliya Maslouskaya and freshman Winston Schroder both set new meet records in the girls' Heptathlon and the boys' Decathlon. The free spirited Maslouskaya toppled the record of 5,057 set by Avery Miller in 2024, with 5,582 points. Maslouskaya was second in 2024 with 4,992 and second at the New Balance Nationals Indoor Pentathlon this year, scoring 3,870.

5582

100mH   868 14.80 (8)868 (8) -98
High Jump   991 1.81 (1)1859 (1)
Shot Put  595 11.00 (3)2454 (1)
200m  827 25.66 (8)3281 (1)
Long Jump  816 5.89 (1)4097 (1)
Javelin Throw  60036.51 (2)4697 (1)
800m  885 2:15.56 (3)5582 (1)


Freshman Winston Schroder of the IMG Elite set a new meet record and a new National Freshman Class record in the Decathlon scoring 7,092.  *It may be a new Age record as well.  I do not have Winston' age. The old meet record of 6,961 points was established in 2024 by Colton Dean.  The old Freshman class record of 6,687 was held by Donovan Kilmartin of Eagle HS, who set the record in 2000.

7092

100m  878 10.92 (2)878 (2) -5
Long Jump  821 7.03 (1)1699 (1)
Shot Put  680 13.21 (3)2379 (1)
High Jump 585 1.75 (9)2964 (2) -144
400m  779  50.78 (5)3743 (2) -276
110mH  820 15.25 (8)4563 (2) -330
Discus  660 39.78 (4)5223 (2) -166
Pole Vault  631 4.05 (2)5854 (1)
Javelin  616 51.88 (1)6470 (1)
1500m  622 4:49.39 (5)7092 (1)




Junior J'Nia Simpson of Trailblazers's Youth Athletic and Tampa Catholic HS won the girls' Championship Shot Put on her last throw with a toss of 14.60m  (47-10 ¾) and was second in the Discus with a throw of 50.76m (166-6).

The IMG Elite girls won the Championship Girls' 4x800m Relay. Leading from the start, the girls dominated, winning in 8:51.45. The team was composed of junior Mackenzie Winning, junior Danielle Graham, sophomore Anyla Robinson and junior Aurora Bertelsen Del Solar.  The girls were off their nation, leading 8:40.51 and respectively ran 2:10.36, 2:11.23, 2:21.34 and 2:08.53.

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Interview with the IMG girls after their win in the Championship 4x800m Relay