Arman Hall

The top 25 Florida boys all-time for Indoor Track & Field events!

Check out which boys are among the top 100 from the Great Southwest Classic in each event.

Check out the top boys performances in the meet history of Bob Hayes Invitational currently in the MileSplit database.

With adidas Nationals in a week we look at the best performances at NC A&T's venue's history.

Check out which boys are among the top 100 from the Great Southwest Classic in each event.

Check out the top 50 boys performances by event from the Louie Bing Invitational over the past two decades plus of meet results.

We rank the 50 best performances in EVERY event in the meet's history.

Tyrese Cooper made a splash on the national scene in just his first year of high school. Cooper, nicknamed "Smoke", set a freshman national record in the 55m dash (6.34s), 200m dash (21.22), and 400m (47.97) last season. He is set to make his indoor debut January 14th at the MileStat VA Showcase, but where does he rank against the best FL sprinters indoors for the last decade? Find out.

After the US men faced disappointment in the 4x100m relay when a DQ took away their bronze medal, this 4x400m became even more important. Add in the fact that in the last Olympics the US men only took home silver when they were usually perennial god medalists in the event and that they were fighting with rival Jamaica, this race held a lot of significance. 

Track and field starts today! Three-time Olympian Jenny Simpson will compete in the first round of the women's 1,500m run in primetime tonight at 7:30 p.m. Simpson, who graduated from Oviedo High School in 2005 and is one of over a dozen track and field standouts competing the Olympic Games, that are from Florida. Take a look at who is competing and when you can cheer them on!

The state of Florida is well represented at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. From the high school ranks, to those who went to college here, and call the Sunshine State their training ground as professional athletes. Over the next two weeks we will give you an inside look at their Road to Rio and experiences at the Olympic Games.  See how former Florida high school stars enjoyed the Opening Ceremony on Friday night.

Heading into the United States Track and Field Olympic Trials, Arman "Gino" Hall finally feels like himself again. It took nearly 18 months, but his humorous, uplifting personality and infectious smile are both back. (via Florida Gators)

Florida's wild roller coaster ride to its third NCAA Outdoor Championships victory could be the main attraction at one of the world's top amusement parks. (via Florida Gators)

Teahna Daniels came into the 60m finals of the NCAA Indoor Championships with the second fastest qualifying time. She left the Birmingham Crossplex in Alabama Saturday as a national champion and the fastest freshman ever clocking a time of 7.11s! Daniels, in her first year at the University of Texas wasn't the only former Florida standout to have success on the NCAA stage.

The University of Florida track and field program officially has a combined 18 men's and women's NCAA Indoor Championships (March 11-12) entrants, which is the third-highest total for 2016.

It may only be late January, but it is never too early to post some of the NCAA's top times, and that's exactly what the University of Florida track and field team did down the closing stretch of the Rod McCravy Memorial on Saturday (Jan. 23) afternoon.

Check out the all-time sprints hurdles list for the state of Florida.

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!

Arguably the best race ever at the Jimmy Carnes Indoor Meet was Marvin Bracy's 6.08 in which he claimed the 55m dash high school national record. Looking at the names on the all-time sprints/hurdles list below, one assurance of the meet over the years is that it will be fast and bring nationally ranked times!

Comparing the resumes of members of the Watch List for The Bowerman is most often an exercise akin to comparing apples to oranges as student-athletes from across the gamut of event groups vie for collegiate track & field’s highest individual honor. (via The Bowerman)

Two school records from Florida women's sprinters Kyra Jefferson and Shayla Sanders in the 200m and 60m, respectively, helped highlight day one of the 2014 NCAA Indoor Championships for the Gator track and field squads at the Albuquerque Convention Center Friday. (via www.gatorzone.com)