By Michael Newman

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Where to start after this weekend?

There were so many great performances in what was the final indoor weekend for some teams. The rest of the teams will head to Bloomington for next weekend’s Illinois Top Times.

We could not mention every meet in this highlight article.

You can read or watch from the following meets that we were at:

DVC Girls

WSC-Silver Boys

Mid Suburban League

Texas Distance Festival

You can also read about meets earlier in the week here.

 

Nagel-Saylor (MSL Indoor) Invitational @ North Central College

This co-ed meet on Saturday produced some great performances. Madison Marasco of Schaumburg may have produced the race of the day in great times just kept coming. The Schaumburg senior was the big favorite in the Girls 800 Meter Run. She had company early with Barrington freshman Molly FitzPatrick right on her side as they passed 400-meters in 65 seconds. Marasco pulled away in the next 200 going past 600 meters in 1:39. Her coach yelled something at Marasco and she took off. Her face was that of surprise as she crossed the line in a state leading 2:11.74.

“I felt pretty good my first 400. I felt comfortable,” Marasco stated. “My coach yelled at me, if you want that record, you need to keep going. I’m proud to have done that for my team.”

Marasco broke a six-year old meet record set by Palatine’s Tess Wasowicz (2:15.46). Marasco had a great day running a 2:13.9 anchor split for her team’s win in the 3200 Meter Relay (9:28.89, IL #4) ahead of Hoffman Estates (9:29.99, IL #5). Marasco also ran a 59.6 split on her second leg as their team finished second (4:07.34) behind Hoffman Estates’ 4:06.41 (IL #7) winning time.

Declan Rustay of Hoffman Estates started out slowly at the York Invitational two weeks ago. He found his groove in this meet winning three individual events. Rustay was by himself as he crossed the line in 6.49 (IL #3) to win the 55 Meter Dash. What could have been the race of the day was in the 400 Meter Dash. Rustay won a close finish with Barrington’s Luis Cossio and Fremd’s Jaden Jackson.

“I knew I had to beat them (Cossio and Jackson) after the cut if I wanted to win that race,” Rustay said. “Everything worked out in that race.” Rustay got the lead at 200-meters in that race and then held off charges by Cossio and Jackson in the final straight away. Only 15 hundredths of a second separated the three with Rustay getting the win (50.54, IL #6) with Cossio and Jackson finishing second and third both running 50.69 (IL #8). The two runners were only separated by to thousandths of a second.

Rustay ended his day with getting the meet record in the 200 Meter Dash. “I was in that race in 2015 when Shandall Thomas ran 22.37 to set that record,” Rustay added. “I kept thinking after that race that I was going to get that record.”

He did just that. After he crossed the line in winning the race, he looked up to the scoreboard as saw his time (22.31, IL #5). Then, he celebrated.

Nya Carr of Buffalo Grove had a great day winning the two sprint events. She set a new meet record in winning the 55 Meter Dash as her time of 7.08 is the best in the state at that distance. Carr came back to run 25.71 (IL #10) to win the 200 Meter Dash.

Barrington’s Jocelyn Long was also a double winner as she ran 10:58.10 (IL #8) to win the 3200 Meter Run ahead of Palatine’s Anne Marie Jordan (11:17.84). Long came back to run 5:12.10 to win the 1600 Meter Run ahead of Palatine’s Kate Lechowicz (5:14.84).

Wheeling’s Lawrence Knish was a double winner in the Boys meet. He cleared 6-5 to win the High Jump. He came back to jump 22-2 to also win the Long Jump.

 

SWSC-Boys Championships @ Olivet Nazarene University

We will continue to ask how far John Meyer of Lockport will go this spring in the Shot Put ring. Simply put, I am guessing that he will continue to exceed expectations.

Meyer’s performance and series of throws Friday night were history making. He became the first Illinois high school athlete to go beyond 70-feet as he unleashed a 70-4.25 put in the second round. His series of throws were incredible.

Meyer series – 69-5, 70-4.25**, Foul, 67-11, 69-5, 69-5.

Heading into this season, there had never been an Illinois athlete that had gone in the five fair throws that Meyer accomplished in this meet.

Homewood-Flossmoor is considered one of the top teams in 3A this spring. They showed that in this meet winning the conference championship with 128 points. Lockport, another team to watch outdoors, finished second with 86 points. The Vikings ended the meet with five individual wins and two relays titles. That was accomplished without star sprinter Joshua Bridges who did not compete in any individual events.

EJ Burruss started the Homewood-Flossmoor winning ways by jumping 22-6.5 to win the Long Jump. Cole Lewis cleared 6-4 to win the High Jump. On the track, Grant Floyd ran 7.04 to win the 60 Meter Dash. Stewart Keene ran an indoor personal best of 1:58.60 to win the 800 Meter Run. Matthew Lewis-Banks also took the personal best route in winning the 60 Meter Hurdles (8.28, IL #7). Their relays were also hot. The Vikings ran the state’s fastest time (1:30.25) in winning the 800 Meter Relay ahead of Lockport (1:32.58, IL #6). The Vikings were also on top in the 1600 Meter Relay as they ran 3:27.91 (IL #7) ahead of Thornridge by five seconds.

Connor McCarthy of Lockport is an athlete to watch as we head outdoors. McCarthy was a double winner jumping an indoor personal best of 45-0 to win the Triple Jump. He also ran 22.68 to win the 200 Meter Dash. McCarthy also finished third in the Long Jump.

 

SWSC-Girls Championships @ Olivet Nazarene University

The Girls meet took over the Olivet Nazarene facility Saturday afternoon. The result was the same as Homewood-Flossmoor won the Girls conference championship with 144 points ahead of Bolingbrook (97 points). Their success came from finishing 1-2 in the three sprints led by a double win from Olivia Oliver. The senior ran 7.82 to win the 60 Meter Dash edging teammate Jacqueline Bassey by one hundredths of a second. Oliver also ran 25.36 to win the 200 Meter Dash with teammate Treylyn Newkirk placing second. Oliver was also a part of Homewood-Flossmoor’s winning 800 Meter Relay quartet as they ran the state’s fastest time of 1:41.91 that was more than six seconds ahead of second-place Bolingbrook. The Lady Vikings also ran 4:04.20 (IL #2) to win the 1600 Meter Relay ahead of Lincoln-Way East (4:07.87).

Mackenzie Brownrigg was the meet’s other double winner as she ran 2:22.52 to win the 800 Meter Run and 5:17.41 to win the 1600 Meter Run.

 

DVC Boys Championships @ North Central College

The nine-team of this configuration of this conference will be no more at the end of the season as four schools will leave to start a new conference. In the final nine-team meet, Neuqua Valley again captured the team title with 136.5 points. Wheaton-Warrenville South placed second with 112 points. The Wildcats won this meet without winning an event. It was a testament of their strength and depth.

Wheaton-Warrenville’s Cedric Rowzee won two events. He ran 6.53 to win the 55 Meter Dash just three hundredths of a second ahead of Neuqua Valley’s Myles Gascon (6.56, IL #6). Rowzee came back to run 22.63 (IL #9) to win the 200 Meter Dash ahead of Neuqua Valley’s Gascon (23.25) and Donovan Turner (23.27). Rowzee was also a part of the winning 800 Meter Relay as the Tigers ran 1:32.91 (IL #9) finishing ahead of Neuqua Valley (1:33.10).

Lake Park’s Dan Spejcher also won two events. The senior ran the state’s fastest time (7.64) in winning the 55 Hurdles ahead of Neuqua Valley’s Turner (7.73). Spejcher also jumped 22-2 to win the Long Jump.

Two of the top three times in the state occurred in the 800 Meter Run with Joey Simon of Wheaton North running 1:56.22 (IL #2) finishing ahead of Neuqua Valley’s Dakota Getty (1:56.84, IL #3) and Waubonsie Valley’s Wes York (1:58.56). It was a close finish in the 1600 Meter Run as only half a second separated the first four finishers. Metea Valley’s Rokas Gudinavicius captured the win in the race (4:23.69) just one hundredths of a second ahead of Scott Maison of Wheaton-Warrenville South (4:23.70). Neuqua Valley’s Michael Madiol (4:23.80) and Tyler Bombacino (4:24.12) finished third and fourth. South’s Sean Maison ran a personal best of 9:24.61 (IL #6) to win the 3200 Meter Run three seconds ahead of Neuqua Valley’s Ryan Kennedy (9:27.66).

 

Upstate Eight Conference Championships @ Batavia (Friday/Saturday)

This meet featured the Boys on Friday and the Girls on Saturday. It had only been three days since Camron Donatlan had been playing on West Aurora’s basketball team that had lost in the 4A Supersectionals. His first competition on Friday was quite impressive to say the least. The two-time defending 3A champion in the High Jump started on a “high” note clearing a state best 6-10 to win the event. He also jumped 22-5 to win the Long Jump.

Batavia was in control in winning the team title with 172 points ahead of the 91 points scored by West Aurora. Sam Conger led the way by winning the 55 Meter Hurdles (7.66) with the state’s second-best time at that distance. Conger was also part of Batavia’s 800 Meter Relay that ran 1:32.79 (IL #7) to win by three seconds ahead of St. Charles North.

Batavia also swept the short sprints. Decorea McAlister ran 6.67 to win the 55 Meter Dash just a hundredth of a second ahead of Bartlett’s Sulaiman Ahmed (6.68). The Bulldogs took the top two spots in the 200 Meter Dash with Julian Davis winning (23.04) ahead of teammate Jeremiah Evers (23.18).

It was all Dajour Miles in the Girls meet on Saturday. The junior won three events in helping West Aurora win the conference title (124.5 points) ahead of Batavia (114.5 points) and Glenbard East (89 points). Miles was pushed by Batavia’s Tori Ortiz in all three wins. It was Miles that ran the state’s second-fastest time in winning the 55 Meter Dash (7.15) ahead of the 7.24 time run by Ortiz. The margin was wider in the 400 Meter Dash as Miles ran 58.22 to finish more than a second ahead of Ortiz (59.49). Her third individual win came in the 200 Meter Dash running under 25-seconds (24.88) and again finishing ahead of Ortiz (25.72). Miles also ran on West Aurora’s 1600 Meter Relay quartet that ran 4:12.05 to finish ahead of St. Charles East (4:16.07).

St. Charles North’s Audrey Ernst missed most of the cross-country season due to injury. In her first competition of the track season, the senior proved that she is ready to compete against the state’s best. Ernst started by running 2:18.45 to win the 800 Meter Run less than a second ahead of Glenbard East freshman Lauren Huber (2:19.01). Ernst was by herself in the 1600 Meter Run as she put up a fast 5:04.69 (IL #6) to win by 16 seconds ahead of Batavia’s Marygrace Golden (5:20.27).

 

WSC-Silver Girls Championships @ Proviso West

All Lyons Township needed to do in the final event of the night was finish ahead of Hinsdale Central and the 1600 Meter Relay or not get disqualified. The Lions succeeded in both of those as they finished second (4:06.41) behind Proviso West (4:05.80) in the event with Hinsdale Central finishing fourth (4:07.16). That gave Lyons Township the conference title (92 points) ahead of Hinsdale Central (87.33) and Downers Grove North (83 points).

Distance races were in the spotlight in this meet. Hinsdale Central opened it up by running the fastest time in the state (9:24.96) in winning the 3200 Meter Relay. Katelynne Hart of Glenbard West came off her win last week at the New Balance Indoor Nationals by running 2:13.64 (IL #2) to win the 800 Meter Run ahead of Hinsdale Central’s Grace McCabe (2:17.27). The 1600 Meter Run had the top five runners within six seconds of each other. Reilly Revord of Hinsdale Central took home the win (5:05.93) ahead of York’s Sarah May (5:07.98). Glenbard West took the top two places in the 3200 Meter Run as Lindsey Payne ran (10:55.20) to finish ahead of teammate Katie Hohe (10:58.14).

Downers Grove North had two athletes that had double wins. Kimberly Brent won the 300 Meter Dash (41.69) and the 200 Meter Dash (26.38). Isabel Maletich won both horizonal jump events as she won the Long Jump (18-3) and the Triple Jump (37-5).

 

WSC-Gold Boys Championships @ Proviso West

Downers Grove South won the team title with 161 points ahead of Hinsdale South (126 points). Sophomore Jayden Lambert led the Mustangs with wins in the Long Jump (21-0) and the Triple Jump (44-3.5). Eddie Siuda also picked up two wins. He ran 9:37.93 to win the 3200 Meter Run more than three seconds ahead of Hinsdale South’s Brett Haffner (9:41.66). Siuda came back to run 1:27.27 to win the 600 Meter Run finishing ahead of Leyden’s Patrick Sarad (1:27.88).

Proviso East’s Moses Bioash also won two events running 6.51 (IL #4) to win the 55 Meter Dash. He also won the 400 Meter Dash by running 51.02. He was also part of Proviso East’s winning 1600 Meter Relay (3:29.45).

 

WSC-Gold Girls Championships @ Morton West

It was closer than some expected, but Downers Grove South still was command in winning the team championship with host Morton Township in second (128 points).

What did help Downers Grove South was 1-2 finishes in two of the distance events. Erin Riedy ran 2:21.73 to win the 800 Meter Run ten seconds ahead of teammate Alisha Macas. Olivia Duax won the 3200 Meter Run (11:54.66) ahead of teammate Allison Calek. Another sweep was prevented in the 1600 Meter Run as Willowbrook’s Victoria Palma ran 5:16.13 finishing ahead of Downers Grove South’s Brenna Cohoon (5:16.64) and Becky Versaskas (5:19.64).

Leyden’s Esther Aldana had a big Saturday winning three events. She jumped 17-11.5 to win the Long Jump, 7.24 to win the 55 Meter Dash, and 25.80 to win the 200 Meter Dash.

 

Southwest Prairie Conference Boys Championships @ Lewis University

Marcellus Moore was part of three wins as Plainfield North won the team championship with 97 points. Minooka scored 79 points to finish second. Moore started by running 6.48 in the prelims of the 55 Meter Dash. He came back to run the state’s fastest time (6.43) to win the event ahead of Oswego’s Dequan Jenkins-Hicks (6.59, IL #10). Moore came back in the 200 Meter Dash to run 22.20 to win ahead of Minooka’s Brandon Adams (22.39). The two runners were a full second ahead of the rest of the field in the event. Adams earlier in the meet ran 50.50 to win the 400 Meter Dash with Joliet West’s Dontae Brooks finishing second (50.97). Moore was also a part of Plainfield North’s winning 800 Meter Relay. The Tigers ran 1:31.77 to win by more than a second ahead of Plainfield East (1:33.13). Adams came back at the end of the meet to help Minooka win the 1600 Meter Relay (3:29.87) ahead of Joliet West (3:32.62).

Matthew Blanco of Oswego East came out ahead in the 1600 Meter Run (4:29.71) with Plainfield South’s Christian Knowlton placing second (4:30.42).

There were three huge field event performances. Romeoville’s Amiri Buchanan improved his personal best by almost three feet with a 56-0.5 mark (IL #9) to win the Shot Put. Jared Middleton of Oswego had a 13-7 best in the Pole Vault heading into this meet. He surpassed that clearing 15-6 (IL #3) to win the event. Alexander Babbington of Plainfield East cleared a seasonal best of 6-6 (IL #3 tie) to win the High Jump.

 

Plainfield North Girls Indoor Invitational

Double wins ruled the day in this meet led by the sprint double of Romeoville’s Kaniyah Rush. The senior ran 7.34 to win the 55 Meter Dash ahead of Oswego’s Jennah Rogers by six hundredths of a second (7.40). Rush came back to win the 200 Meter Dash (26.12) as Rogers finished third. The Oswego sophomore did pick up two wins in her other events. Rogers ran 8.81 to win the 55 Meter Hurdles by three hundredths of a second ahead of Plainfield North’s Savanna Santore (8.84). Rogers also cleared 5-2 to win the High Jump.

Emily Shelton of Minooka and Isabelle Christensen of Oswego in two of the distance races with Shelton taking the win in both. Less than a second divided the two as Shelton ran 10:55.81 (IL #4) ahead of Christensen (10:56.03, IL #5). Shelton distanced herself in the 1600 Meter Run as she ran 5:12.84 for the win ahead of Christensen (5:16.90).

 

Huntley Last Chance Meet

This meet is becoming more of a must see meet. It is also a chance for teams to take advantage of Huntley’s fast surface. Crete-Monee’s Jamal Safo made sure that he did with some big-time performances. He jumped 23-7.5 (IL #3) to win the Long Jump. Safo on the track was swift as he ran 7.06 to win the 60 Meter Dash. He currently has the second fastest time in the state in the 55 Meter Dash (6.48). Safo was also part of a fast 800 Meter Relay for Crete-Monee. It was Huntley that had the advantage in the event as they ran 1:31.01 (IL #2) for the win as Crete -Monee ran 1:31.37 (IL #3) to finish second. Crete-Monee’s Victor Cameron also picked up two wins jumping 43-2.5 to win the Triple Jump. He also ran 8.35 (IL #9) to win the 60 Meter Hurdles. Huntley’s Dubem Anikamadu stepped up in distance as he won the 400 Meter Dash (50.99) ahead of Grant’s Michael Smith (51.28). Grant had a superior performance in winning the 1600 Meter Relay (3:27.95, IL #8) with Crete-Monee finishing second (3:29.24).

 

Gene Armer Invitational @ University of Illinois Armory

This co-ed meet produced some state leaderboard performances.

In the Boys side of the meet, the closest race of the day occurred in the 60 Meter Dash as sophomores Christian Phillips of Urbana and Kaden Turner of Bloom Township both crossed the line together in the finals. After reviewing the photo, Phillips had the edge and the win. Both were timed at 7.07.

Pittsfield’s Eli Ten Eyck stepped down a distance tuning up for next week’s Top Times Meet running in the 800 Meter Run. It was close as he won by seven hundredths of a second running 2:00.75. Bloom Township’s Amitai Wheat (2:00.81) and Athens’ Wyatt McIntyre (2:01.82). Granite City’s Andrew O’Keefe ran 4:22.94 to win the 1600 Meter Run. McIntyre completed a good double finishing second (4:23.79) with Francis Parker’s Jack McNabola running 4:27.96 to finish third. Earlier in the meet, McNabola crushed his 3200 Meter Run (9:35.20) winning by 33 seconds almost lapping the field. Marist’s Thomas Leonard placed second.

Cameron Retz of Macon Meridian cleared 6-6 for the second time this season in winning the High Jump. Jadon Elliott of Troy Triad cleared a personal best 15-0 to win the Pole Vault. Frank Massey of Bloom Township jumped 45-0.5 to win the Triple Jump.

Enyaeva Michelin of Evanston Township won two of the distance events in the Girls Meet. Michelin started by running 2:14.39 (IL #3) to win the 800 Meter Run winning by more than three seconds ahead of Danville’s Shanice Garbutt running a personal best (2:17.75) in placing second. Michelin came back to run under five-minutes for the second time this season. Her double was impressive as she ran 4:59.54 to win by 14 seconds ahead of Waterloo’s Jenna Schwartz (5:13.28).

If this was a tune-up meet for Danville’s Ameia Wilson, she proved she is ready for next week’s Top Times Championships as she won two events. Wilson ran a state leading 7.56 to win the 60 Meter Dash and then came back to win the 200 Meter Dash (24.58, IL #2). Granite City’s Toni Rush finished second in both events.

It was almost three wins for the Danville junior. However, Bloom Township’s Hannah Morris kind of got in the way. Morris, who earned All-American honors as a sophomore as well as winning the 3A state meet in this event, looks to be ready to roar in this event. She jumped 19-10 (IL #3) to win the event with Wilson jumping 18-9 to finish second.

 

Charleston Boys HS Invitational @ Lantz Fieldhouse (EIU)

Four athletes went 15-0 or higher in the Pole Vault. In the 1A meet, Williamsville’s Cameron Witts and Garret Bachtold of Paxton-Buckley-Loda both cleared 15-0. Callan Whitehouse of Mahomet-Seymour continues to a strong indoor season as he cleared 15-6 to win this meet ahead of Prairie Central’s Chandlar Ifft (15-0).

Tuscola’s Hunter Woodward had the best mark in the Shot Put as he achieved a 56-0.5 performance in the 1A meet. In a close hurdle race, Harrisburg’s Niko Neal won the 60 Meter Hurdles (8.19) by four hundredths of a second ahead of Tolono Unity’s Steven Migut (8.23).

Logan Hall of Arthur-Lovington ran 4:21.16 (IL #8) to win the 1A 1600 Meter Run by 11 seconds. Rochester’s Josh Cable ran a season’s best 1:58.92 to win the 800 Meter Run. Ronald Reed of Decatur MacArthur ran 6.89 to win the 60 Meter Dash ahead of Tolono Unity’s Dawson Kaiser (6.99) in what could be a preview of the Top Times finals next weekend. In the 1A race, Dionte Lewis of Warrensburg-Latham ran 7.15 for the win ahead of his brother Diondre (7.20).

 

Galesburg Last Chance Meet @ Monmouth College

Double wins in this meet started on the Boys side of this meet with Princeton’s Brett Schenck running 7.11 to win the 60 Meter Dash and 23.26 to win the 200 Meter Dash. Wethersfield’s Ben Buresh also took home two wins as he ran 52.82 to win the 400 Meter Dash and jumping 21-4.5 to win the Long Jump.

Rock Island Alleman’s Spencer Smith had a big win on the track. Smith ran 9:32.02 to win the 3200 Meter Run lapping the field and winning by 47 seconds.

Dunlap’s Kiara Pauli won the Girls 60 Meter Dash (7.65, IL #5) ahead of teammate Aanise Sajna (7.99). The two athletes were part of Dunlap’s 800 Meter Relay that ran 1:45.94 (IL #7) for the win. Sajna also picked up a win jumping 37-1 to win the Triple Jump.

Alleman’s Kiah O’Neal had the top field event performance in this meet as she cleared 5-7 (IL #3) to win the High Jump.

 

Lemont Invitational

Andra Ward of Cahokia produced the best mark this season in the Triple Jump jumping 47-5 to win the event by almost six feet. Tinley Park’s Solomon Wilson-Smith looked good in running 7.66 (IL #2) to win the 55 Meter Hurdles.

Rich Central’s Jayla Campbell was the star of the Girls meet. Campbell jumped 37-1 to win the Triple Jump, 7.30 (IL #10) to win the 55 Meter Dash, and 1:00.42 to win the 400 Meter Dash.

 

Chicago Catholic League Championships @ University of Chicago

It was Loyola Academy that came out on top in the team standings. The Ramblers scored 99 points to outdistance St. Laurence by only two points. Gavin Jaime won two events on the track, but no heighted in the Pole Vault. Jaimie’s 400 Meter Dash race might have been the highlight performance of the meet. The senior dipped under 50-seconds in the event running 49.29 (IL #2) for the win. His time is the fastest in the state on a non-banked track. He came back at the end of the meet to run 22.46 (IL #7) to win the 200 Meter Dash.

St. Laurence ran their best time of the year (1:32.99) in winning the 800 Meter Relay by over two seconds ahead of Providence Catholic. It was a close finishing race in the 1600 Meter Relay as De La Salle ran 3:28.77 (IL #9) for the win holding off Providence Catholic (3:29.55).

St. Laurence’s Alex Saunders had the top field event performance jumping 45-8 (IL #8) to win the Triple Jump.

 

Girls Catholic Athletic Conference Championships @ University of Chicago

Two double wins highlighted this meet. Providence Catholic’s Samantha Spencer cleared a personal best 12-0 (IL #3) to win the Pole Vault. Spencer won the 60 Meter Dash, but it was close. Spencer along with Loyola Academy’s Addison Bendrey crossed the line at 7.96. The photo showed that Spencer had won.

Margaret O’Brien of Fenwick won both distance races. The senior ran 11:21.60 to win the 3200 Meter Run by almost 60 seconds. It was closer in the 1600 Meter Run as O’Brien ran 5:24.04 to win by two seconds ahead of Trinity’s Emma Creviston (5:26.86).

 

Chicago Public League Championships @ University of Chicago

Whitney Young captured both the Boys and Girls indoor titles. The Dolphins scored 142 points to win the Girls titles ahead of Kenwood (87 points) and Brooks College Prep (54 points). Whitney Young scored 70 points winning the boys title ahead of Kenwood (51 points).

Whitney Young’s Amira Young and Brooks Prep’s Imani Carothers were in the spotlight each winning two events. Carothers soared in the Long Jump coming close to her season best going 19-7 to win the event. She came within four hundredths of a second of her personal best as she ran 8.53 to win the 60 Meter Hurdles. Carothers was also in the 60 Meter Dash where she faced off with Amira Young. It was Young that had the slight advantage running 7.70 to win by two hundredths of a second ahead of Carothers. Young also won the 200 Meter Dash running 25.41 to finish ahead of Kenwood’s Zakiya Johnson (25.87). Johnson, earlier in the meet, ran 58.81 to win the 400 Meter Dash ahead of Whitney Young’s Alana Berry (59.85).

Lindblom Academy’s Shaheeda Dale achieved an indoor personal best running 2:18.98 to win the 800 Meter Run ahead of Mather’s Titilayo Hassan (2:23.56)