Symone Mason

As we hit a little past the midway point of April, we hit the halftime point for many track and field programs across the country. 

We take a look at the 50 best girls for the class of 2017 in every event.

Which girl do you think had the best performance of the week?

Is Denver East sophomore Arria going to have a breakthrough sophomore season outdoors?

We rank the 50 best girls performances in every event to see who won the week.

Check out the top nine performances from the first day of action from the Pepsi Florida Relays in Gainesville

Vote for girls mid-season top performer.

Watch the eleven races from the week that set state leading times.

Vote for the top athlete from the weekend in the MileSplit National Athlete of the Week Poll for Mar. 22-25

Billy Cvecko & two-time olympian Leo Manzano bring you all the news from this past weekend!

We're back with another installment of The Scoop, where we take a look at the top performances around the nation and briefly touch upon their impact in the world of high school track and field.

Watch Symone Mason post a US#1 52.42 400m plus EVERY SINGLE race from the GMAC Championships.

With the outdoor track and field season in full swing, we’re starting to see the emergence of athletes across every corner of the country, and with that, the evolution of the national leaderboard.

Symone Mason, Twanisha Terry, and Katia Seymour provided the fireworks at the Bob Hayes Invitational producing two of the fastest 100 and 200m races in state history.

Riverview's Bailey Hertenstein is the defending state champion in the 1,600m and alone could place her team in the top five. Southridge and St. Thomas Aquinas will showcase their speed and battle it out for the team title. We look at which girls individuals and teams have the best chance to win 4A titles. 

Sophomore phenom Tyrese Cooper won the 200/400 while other Florida athletes excelled in New York.

Bolles sophomore Charles Hicks ran a state leading and US#4 3,200m time of 9:15.39 to win the Bolles Bulldog Classic. We take a look at the girls and boys leaderboard as we head into the week four weekend and more major invitationals on tap.

Southridge senior and University of Miami signee Kayla Johnson clocked a US#1 time of 2:10.89 in the 800m to win the Louie Bing Classic. Johnson is one of the top females in the senior class. We rank the top 50 performances in every event for class of 2018 girls. Where do you stack up against your peers?

The first OFFICIAL weekend of the track and field season kicks off Friday & Saturday with meets from South Florida to the Panhandle and everywhere in between. We have already seen amazing performances across the state. See who has the top spots... for now. What does it take to be number one? Check out our girls and boys leaderboard.

2A state champion in the 100mH and high jump, Tiara McMinn of Miami Jackson, makes her mark on the 60mH at the David Oliver Classic. McMinn defeated several other Florida hurdlers in a FL#1 time of 8.66 which ranks as the 14th best in the country. We take a look at the girls indoor leaderboard in every event.