Glimpse of Florida Girls' Week Two Results By Events

The Top Florida Girls Performances from Week Two: Feb. 16-21

Florida's girls put up a strong Week Two (Feb. 16-21) set of marks in almost every event, led by senior Peyton Ganther of  Creekside, taking the top 100m spot at 11.69 at the Danny Brown Invitational. The sprint double belonged to senior Akari Marshall  of Benjamin, who followed her No. 5 100m ranking (11.93, -2.2) with the week's best 200m at 24.03 (-1.6) at the Harry Howell Invitational. In the 400m, junior Jamaria Richardson of Pahokee continued to impress with a state-leading 54.94 and also showed her range with top-10 marks in the 200m (24.75) and long jump (5.56m). Eliana Black of Northside Christian continued her outstanding senior year with a 2:16.89 in the 800m while IMG Academy owned the 1600 with a 1-2-3 sweep at the Pirate Booty Invitational, led by senior Danielle Graham's 4:53.75. Sarasota Riverview sophomore Madison Muller ran a 10:33.15 state-leading 3200m, and the hurdles spotlight went to senior Idorenyin Essiet Pompano Beach with 14.12 (+0.4) in the 100H and senior Alondra Rodriguez Cypress Creek-Orlando leading the 400H in 1:00.17. Relays were headlined by Miami Southridge (46.15 in the 4x100) and IMG Academy (3:51.25 in the 4x400), while East Ridge set the pace in the 4x800 at 9:44.19. In the field events, senior J'Nia Simpson of Tampa Catholic continued her winning ways with a throws sweep, tossing 14.16m in the shot put and 45.98m in the discus, and jumps leaders included junior Kalia Bing of Bishop Snyder, who went 5.87m in the long jump, and senior Jayce Miller of  Hillsborough jumped 12.17m in the triple jump. Junior Louison Guilhem of St. Petersburg Catholic led the week in the high jump at 1.64m. The vault crown was shared by seniors Selena Gregory Nease and Sienna Starks Bolles at 3.80m, and senior Olivia Ennis of Plant City led the state in the javelin at 45.58m.