Links to the virtual meet rankings for each district in Group AAA and Group AA.    Group AAA (Boys - Girls) Central Region (Boys - Girls): Capital District (Boys - Girls) - Central District (Boys - Girls) - Colonial District (Boys - Girls) - Dominion District (Boys - Girls) Eastern Region (Boys - Girls): Beach District (Boys - Girls) - Eastern District (Boys - Girls) - Peninsula District (Boys - Girls) - Southeastern District (Boys - Girls) Northern Region (Boys - Girls): Concorde District (Boys - Girls) - Liberty District (Boys - Girls) - National District (Boys - Girls) - Patriot District (Boys - Girls) Northwest Region (Boys - Girls): Cardinal District (Boys - Girls) - Cedar Run District (Boys - Girls) - Commonewalth District (Boys - Girls) - Western Valley District (Boys - Girls)   Group AA (Boys - Girls) Region I (Boys - Girls): Battlefield District (Boys - Girls) - Bay Rivers District (Boys - Girls) - Southside District (Boys - Girls)  Region II (Boys - Girls): Evergreen District (Boys - Girls) - Jefferson District (Boys - Girls) - Northwestern District (Boys - Girls) Region III (Boys - Girls): Blue Ridge District (Boys - Girls) - Seminole District (Boys - Girls) - Valley District (Boys - Girls) Region IV (Boys - Girls): Piedmont District (Boys - Girls) - River Ridge District (Boys - Girls) - Southwest District (Boys - Girls)

  Boys 1000 Fast Section Girls 1000 Fast Section   Race videos now uploaded from the Virginia Tech Invitational of virtually every race (missed a few slow sections) from the two-day meet at Rector Field House in Blacksburg on January 27th & 28th.

David Johnson (Charlottesville) US #1 49-10.25 TJ Javanique Burrus (Louisa County) US #1 20-1 LJ Audrey Batzel (Ocean Lakes) US #1 10:39.96 3200m Photos by Ryan Kelly   MileStat.com will have photo coverage from Ryan Kelly at the St. Christopher's Invitational. We will also have frequent results updates throughout the meet (check the meet page throughout the two days for results by event). Three Virginia girls posted state leading performances on day one including two US #1 performances from Ocean Lakes senior Audrey Batzel in the 3200 meter run (10:39.96) and Louisa County junior Javanique Burrus in the long jump (20'1"). Batzel has put together a string of outstanding races over the last month including a 4:58 mile and 2:55 1000. Burrus had only been over 19 feet once, while being a consistent performer ov er 18 feet prior to her big mark at St. Chris. The third state leading performance came from Matoaca sophomore Briana Hayes, who bettered her VA #1 season best by clearing at US #7 height of 5'7" in the high jump. An outstanding boys' long jump competition with three over 23 feet led by winner Jamarian Bates of Matoaca at a US #7 leap of 23'8.75". St. Christopher's stellar indoor track facility for whatever reason has not produced the always fastest times in the 55 dash or hurdles, but Phoebus freshmen Carolyn Brown dispelled that assumption with a facility record breaking 7.04 clocking in the 55 meter dash.   Meet Page & Coverage  Complete Results Photo Gallery by Ryan Kelly - 6,331 photos total

  VA #3 All-Time 1000s from Bile & Chase!   Ahmed Bile (Annandale) US #1 2:26.36    Megan Moye (Cosby) US #2 2:49.76    The Virginia Tech Invitational annually produces US #1's and countless US top 10 performances in the only opportunity for Virginia high school track athletes to compete on a banked track in-state during the season. This year's edition was no different with a total of four US #1's and quite a few US top 10 performances to showcase the depth of the field. More coverage to come from Blacksburg!   Virginia Tech Invitational Meet Page Complete Results Photo Gallery by Andrew Kicinski - All day 1 photos posted Performance List    

Photo by Andrew Kicinski   West Potomac senior Sarah Jane Underwood will be racing Saturday evening in the invitational high school mile race at the first ever USATF U.S. Open, which is a meet that has been created to replace the Millrose Games at the Madison Square Garden in New York City. The Millrose Games still exist (which 3 Virginian girls have qualified for the mile in), but have moved this year to the faster 200 meter banked track at the New York Armory on a later date. However, the USATF has stepped up to host a indoor track & field meet at the historic short banked track found within the Madison Square Garden and this new meet has many of the same events of the Millrose Games including an invitation-only high school mile race which Underwood has been selected for. The West Potomac senior has already ran a 5:09 full mile earlier this month at the Montgomery Invitational and last month ran a personal best time of 2:55.97 in the 1000 meter run. This will be Underwood's second consecutive weekend in New York City after she ran on West Potomac's 4x800 meter relay last weekend at the New Balance Games which clocked a state leading performance of 9:26.50. This event will be broadcasted on ESPN2 on January 29, 7:00-9:00 p.m.   Official USATF U.S. Open Meet Website MileSplit's Meet Page

  Photos by Ed Lull   Swift 1600 meter races highlighted day one of the Concorde District Champions at the Prince George County's Sports & Learning Center. Foot Locker All-American Sean McGorty (4:15.29) of Chantilly battled down to the wire with Michael McNamee (4:15.78) of Oakton. McGorty won in the end, but both runners achieved personal bests under the old meet record of 4:16.75 (Phil Gaeta, Oakton, 2002) and the state's top two times this indoor season. The Oakton girls really dominated the 1600 meter run with only James Robinson's Macey Schweikert (3rd, 5:08.86) and Chantilly's Kendall Cowne (5th, 5:10.8) able to break up the Lady Cougars pack. Oakton had the top 2 finishers between freshmen Allie Klimkiewicz (1st, 5:06.70) and junior Briana Stewart (2nd, 5:07.42) while their other teammates Hailey Dougherty (4th, 5:09.61) and Kristi Carrigan (6th, 5:13.30) ran impressive times. If they decide to run a 4xmile relay at the indoor nationals, the Oakton girls could be very competitive in that event.   Herndon's Carina Peter leaped and sprinted out to a stellar first day of championship season with a US #12 personal best mark of 18'9.75" in the long jump, while running away with first in the 55 meter dash finals with an all-time best 7.14 clocking. Early season US 55 meter dash leader Ayo Raymond of James Robinson was able to cruise through his district meet in a finals time of 6.44 on Thursday. Raymond has been consistent with his times as the Robinson junior has clocked two 6.43's and two 6.44's this season. Another Robinson athlete Chioma Onyekwere is performing well at the right time of the season as last spring's third place finisher in the girls' shot put at the outdoor state championships threw just off 40 feet with a mark of 39'10.25".   After day one events, Oakton girls (75 pts) lead after 23 points from the 1600 meter run and another 20 points from Meghan Jean-Baptiste as a multi-event winner in the 55 meter hurdles (8.83) and high jump (5'0") as well as runner-up in the long jump. Meanwhile, defending boys' team champions Chantilly find themselves tied up with Oakton at 53 points even.     Concorde Championships Day 1 Results  

Performance list (without times/marks) for the St. Christopher's Invitational to be held January 27th & 28th at St. Christopher's School in Richmond.   St. Christopher's Invitational Performance List

  Photos by Kyle Brazeil of MileSplit New York     Announced after the New Balance Games on Saturday, January 21st, three girls from Virginia earned their way into the Millrose Games high school mile field with either top two finishes at select Armory races this season or on time. This year's Millrose Games will be held Saturday, February 11th in a new location (previously at the Madison Square Garden) at the New York Armory. Earlier this season, Ocean Lakes senior Audrey Batzel earned her spot with a fourth place finish of 4:58.07 at the Hispanic Games on January 8th. Meanwhile, Foot Locker finalists Megan Moye of Cosby and Sophie Chase of Lake Braddock visited New York City last weekend for the final qualifier race for Millrose. Moye nearly was able to run away from the field for a the win before Laura Leff of West Genesse (NY) was able to catch her down the final stretch for a 4:48.96 win. Despite not getting the win, her second place effort was the second fastest indoor mile time ever by a Virginia high school prep behind only Sarah Bowman (4:46.79) of Fauquier. Her mile time of 4:49.36 from the New Balance Games converts to 4:47.68 for 1600 meters. Taking third in the race behind Moye was her rival Sophie Chase, who had beaten Moye in all four of their head-to-head races in cross country season. The Lake Braddock junior qualified by time for Millrose with her VA #12 all-time indoor performance of 4:55.79 last weekend at the Armory. One-fourth of the 12 runner high school girls' mile field for Millrose will be from the state of Virginia with Batzel, Chase, and Moye accepting their race invitations.

Race videos are now posted from the 52nd annual East Coast Invitational, which was held January 21st at the Arthur Ashe Center in Richmond with 28 schools total in attendance.   East Coast Invitational Complete Results East Coast Invitational Race Videos

    VA now has 4 of top 8 ranked girls in US for 1000m Audrey Batzel US #5 2:55.38 1000m Complete results posted. Full photo gallery to come along with meet summary.   Complete Results Photo Gallery  

Photo by Ryan Kelly   Live results (courtesy of Atlantic Coast Timing) from the Hampton Roads Showcase this weekend. MileStat.com will be on-site with photo coverage from Ryan Kelly.   Hampton Roads Showcase Live Results Photo Gallery by Ryan Kelly   Day 1 Highlights (Results):   Hampton sophomore Chantel Ray nearly joined a short list of past Virginians who have ever broken 8 seconds in the girls' 55 meter hurdles. Ray was right off at the time with a 8 seconds flat clocking in the finals on Friday night, which moves her into the #1 ranking in the country. She was helped to the time by her rival Leah Lott of Landstown who was right on her heels with a US #2 clocking in 8.01 for an epic race for two non-seniors (Lott is a junior).   Taylor Frena of Kempsville launched a monster throw in the shot put to improve his personal best by four feet with a US #3 performance of 61'3.25". Frenia has improved nearly a full 10 feet in one year's time from last indoor season.   The Ocean Lakes girls 4x800 meter relay featuring sub 5 minute miler Audrey Batzel and state cross country runner-up Nikki Park went onto run the state's second fastest time in the 4x800 meter relay with a time of 9:36.99. The relay did not include Olivia Bethune (who has ran 3:00 in the 1000), so Ocean Lakes could be in the mix at the state meet which they had won the state indoor title a few years back.  

    Michael Cherry had been fortunate to be part of some great relays at Oscar Smith for his first two years of high school including an outdoor state champion 4x400 as a freshmen and nearly a second 4x400 state title last spring if not for a uniform violation disqualified his relay last spring. Cherry, who was the only freshmen 400 meter dash state qualifier in Group AAA two years ago, started to break through individually on the state level in making the finals of the 400 meter dash at the 2011 VHSL Group AAA State Outdoor Championships and over the summer dropped his 400 meter time down to 48.30 while competing for the Five Star Track Club. With Cherry as the lone returnee from Oscar Smith's 3:18 4x400 meter relay last year, the focus has shifted more to his individual events for his junior year. Over the winter break at the Boo Williams Sportsplex, he defeated one of the state's top returning quarter milers in Woodrow Wilson's Kenneth Williams with a US #9 clocking of 49.20. The Oscar Smith junior is becoming a serious contender and challenger for state titles in the 300 and 500 meter dash indoors as well as certainly will be in the mix for the 400 meter dash in the spring of 2012. Cherry ran a state leading and US #5 time of 34.76 last week at Boo Williams and will be looking to drop his 500 meter time this weekend at the Hampton Roads Elite High School Showcase. MileStat.com interviewed Cherry as he tunes up for his third 500 meter race ever on Saturday.

Performance list for the East Coast Invitational to be held Saturday, January 21st at the Arthur Ashe Center in Richmond.   East Coast Invitational Performance List

Links to virtual meet & event rankings for each region in Group AAA.

Performance list for the Hampton Roads Elite Showcase to be held this weekend (January 20th & 21st) at the Boo Williams Sportsplex in Hampton.   Hampton Roads Showcase Performance List

Links to virtual meet & event rankings for each region in Group AA.

Performance list for the Mid Area Track Classic to be held Friday, January 20th at Liberty University's Tolsma Track Center in Lynchburg.   Mid Area Track Classic Performance List

    Virtual meet rankings (top 8 in each event & team scores) for Group AAA according to performances in the database of January 17th. While both Foot Locker finalists Sophie Chase and Megan Moye will be heading up to the Armory in New York City this weekend to run the mile at the New Balance Games, Ocean Lakes senior Audrey Batzel was up there two weeks ago for the Hispanic Games and ran the state's leading time for 1600 meters with her converted time of 4:56.34. Batzel, who ran a 2:18 open 800 over the winter break at Boo Williams, will be shooting for a fast time in the 1000 meter run this weekend at the Hampton Roads Showcase.

  Photo by Ryan Kelly   Virtual meet rankings (top 8 in each event & team scores) for Group AA according to performances in the database of January 17th. An All-State finisher last spring in both the 100 (3rd place) and 200 (7th place) meter dashes, Brunswick senior Jahmal Freeman is now gunning for his first state title. He is in the driver seat now after smoking a 6.48 clocking to win the 55 meter dash at the Fred Hardy Invitational.

  Photo by Andrew Kicinski   Virtual meet rankings (top 8 in each event & team scores) for the private school boys and girls. Liberty Christian Academy junior Michah Brickhill broke 1:20 for the first time in the 500 meter dash this past weekend with a third place 1:19.98 finish. She was following up another personal best performance from the previous weekend at the Bulldog Invitational in a 3:08.28 run in the 1000, which now makes Brickhill the top ranked private school runner at both 500 and 1000 meters. 

Performance list for the 2012 Virginia Tech High School Invitational to be January 27th and 28th at the Rector Fieldhouse in Blacksburg, VA. Updates to the performance list will be posted tomorrow.   Invitational Mile Fields

A competitive gymnast as a youth spending over 30 hours per week training, Fluvanna County sophomore Hannah Meador decided to give up the sport in middle school. She suddenly had a lot of free time and energy on her hands and needed to fill it with something else, which she did with the pole vault. As a freshmen last year at Fluvanna County, Meador was a state runner-up indoors and then won her first state title at the Group AA State Outdoor Championships. Her 11'9" clearance at the Jefferson District Meet was a Virginia high school freshmen record and put her only 3 inches away from joining a short list of vaulters in state history to have cleared 12 feet with three years left to go in high school.   After an incredibly successful first year of pole vault, Meador is back at in her sophomore year as she is the current state leader with two back-to-back 11'6" clearances at Fork Union over the past two weekends. The small town of Palmyra, Virginia which Fluvanna County High School is located within is becoming a launching pad for the pole vault in Virginia as Meador and teammate Chance Parmly (15'0" state best clearance at Fork Union) under the guidance of their coach Tom Casto are the top ranked vaulters for both boys and girls in the state. MileStat.com interviewed the promising young vault star Meador after her recent 11'6" season best clearance at Fork Union.

  Photo by Andrew Kicinski   A list of the top 50 Virginia high school boys performers in each event for the 2011-2012 indoor season as of January 16th. Despite being a state qualifier in the 400 meter dash last spring, Westfield junior Nathan Kiley caught many off guard including defending private school state 500 champion William Miller of Liberty Christian when he came from behind to win over Miller in the 500 meter dash at the Flames Invitational with a state best time of 1:05.97. Kiley had a 500 best last year of 1:11 and last month took first at the =PR= Holiday Invite in 1:07.15 before his breakthrough race at Liberty University.

  Photo by Jessica Ewing   A list of the top 50 Virginia high school girls performers in each event for the 2011-2012 indoor season as of January 16th. After hovering just over 40 seconds the past two indoor seasons in the 300 meter dash, Tallwood senior Jessica Ewing was finally able to dip under the time barrier which had eluded her with a state leading and US #8 39.96 clocking at the Suffolk Stars Invitational this past weekend in Hampton.

Check out all of the photos and videos uploaded from the Liberty Flames High School Invitational held this past weekend in Lynchburg.    Complete Results Photo Gallery by Andrew Kicinski - 5,360 photos total Race Videos by Brandon Miles - All videos uploaded

Quick highlights from Boo Williams this weekend for the Suffolk Stars Invitational. More to come!   Trey Holloway (Grassfield) US #2/VA #1 7.30 55H (VA #7 All-Time!) Kiara Howell (Grassfield) 46'3.50" Shot (just off her US #2 46'7" SB) Megan Moye (Cosby) US #3/VA #1 2:54.10 1000m Jessica Ewing US #6/VA #1 39.96 300m Cosby girls US #7/VA #1 9:30.99 4x800m Taranisha Taylor US #7/VA #2 8.12 55H Western Branch boys VA #1 1:31.77 4x200m   Suffolk Stars Invitational Complete Results

The 1000 meter run and pole vault had the best performances for both genders at the 2012 Fred Hardy Invitational at Fork Union's Estes Athletic Center. While their times might be the best times in Virginia this indoor season, their performances given on a 160 meter short track might be the best this season in the state with Hidden Valley's Carolyn Bethel at 2:56.45 in the girls' race and Fork Union's Michael Idziak at 2:34.48 in the boys' race. Personal runs for both and re-affirms that runners can roll out fast times at the Estes Center. Fluvanna County shined in the pole vault as they have done all winter between their two state leading vaulters in sophomore Hannah Meador (11'6") and Chance Parmly (15'0"). For Parmly, it was his first time over 15 feet. Read more...   Fred Hardy Invitational Complete Results

Photos by Andrew Kicinski   Top performance from the first of two long days of high school track & field action at the Liberty Flames High School Invitational belonged to Rashaan Jones of South Lakes clearing a US #1 height of 7 feet in the high jump. Jones, only a junior, has developed greatly from his sophomore year which he finished with a 6'6" clearance at the VHSL Group AAA State Outdoor Championships. Jones joins only seven others in Virginia high school indoor track history to have ever successfully cleared 7 feet.   Both seeded sections of the 1600 meter run produced swift times as Cave Spring sophomore Katie Fortner broke 5 minutes virtually leading wire to wire in a US #11 4:58.79 performance, while the Foot Locker All-American in Sean McGorty of Chantilly took charge similarly en route to his VA #2 victory at 4:19.31 in the boys' race. A deep race for both with 9 boys running 4:26 or faster and 11 girls breaking 5:20.     Not many athletes in Virginia's history have been as great as Felecia Majors is in the pole vault and excelled so well in other disciplines of track & field. The South County senior Majors cleared 11 feet to win the pole vault easily, but even more impressively won the 300 meter dash against previous state leader and regional rival Genamarie McCant with a state leading and US #9 clocking of 40.24. The title of Miss Versatility in Virginia might not necessarily go to Shakeela Saunders in her back to Virginia with the continued improvements made by Majors, who also will qualified for the finals of the 55 meter dash to be held on Saturday and finished second in the long jump on Friday with a mark of 17'3.25".   Liberty Flames HS Invite Day 1 Results Photo Gallery & Race Videos to come later this weekend. Check website on Saturday for twitter and results updates!

  MileStat.com will try to provide as many live twitter updates as possible from the Liberty Flames High School Invitational this weekend. We will be on-site coverage for a long two days of action at the Tolsma Track Center in Lynchburg with race videos and interviews from Brandon Miles and photos from Andrew Kicinski.   Friday Results Live Twitter Updates Flames Invitational Performance List Revised Time Schedule (as of 1/10/12)

It seems like half her time has been spent cross training and the other half her time has spent running when summing up Monacan senior Kaila Blackburn's high school running career. She has had to deal with two stress fractures in the past which caused her to miss most of her sophomore outdoor season and another one to miss her entire junior indoor season. After spending some time resting and cross training following the end of a cross country which iron deficiency slowed her down in the final two races at Foot Locker South, she has returned back to running faster than ever. Blackburn has destroyed her previous personal bests at 3200 (10:56.74), 1600 (4:58.56), and 1000 (2:58.00) meters in only two indoor meets (both at Liberty University's Tolsma Track Center) in the past four weeks. 

Bethel senior Maya Moore is continuing a long line of great sprinters produced by Coach Eddie Williams and the Bethel program. More of a long sprints and middle-distance specialist, the 500 meter dash has become the perfect event for the tall and long striding Moore as she currently ranks #4 in the country from her 1:16.51 performance at the Southeastern Invitational.

Performance list for the 2012 Suffolk Stars Invitational to be held January 13th and 14th at the Boo Williams Sportsplex in Hampton.   Suffolk Stars Invitational Performance List

Photos from JDL Fast Track Facebook page   An indoor track facility is being completed and opening this month in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. While this year the facility is being completed just in time to test run a few meets at the tail-end of the season, the JDL Fast Track facility expects to be busy next indoor season (2012-2013) with a full slate of college, high school, masters, and open track meets. One source expects there to be as many 6 major invitational high school meets with several of the meets to open for border state teams including Virginia.

  It seems that talks and proposals of re-alignments and creating more classifications for schools competing in the Virginia High School League has been on the table for years, but no changes have been made to date. The latest plan is to go from the current three classifications which has existed since 1970 and double to a new six class system starting in the 2013-2014 school year. The VHSL's executive committee will vote on the proposal on February 22nd with the final approval vote coming in April. In this new proposal, districts could include schools from different classifications (but no gap more than 3 classifications apart). Essentially, a 6A school could be in the same district as 3A schools but no 2A schools. Regional playoffs or qualifiers would be eliminated for a new qualification system to the state championships. It is not certain what the new qualification system would mean for cross country and track & field in a new 6 class system. Another previous proposal had mentioned sectional qualifiers instead of regional qualifier meets, which would not necessarily include schools who geographically match and more spread out based on enrollment and classification.    Articles on VHSL Re-Alignment: Virginia High School League moves toward six classifications (The Washington Post) VHSL poised for major realignment with 6 divisions (Roanoke Times)  

A leaderboard of the top freshmen performers in Virginia so far in the 2011-2012 indoor track & field season as of January 11th. Also links to full freshmen rankings for each event.

Performance list and revised time schedule for the mega meet that will be the 2012 Liberty Flames High School Indoor Track & Field Invitational. MileStat.com will be on-site with coverage.   Flames Invitational Performance List Revised Time Schedule (as of 1/10/12)

A new feature for the MileSplit Network is the ability to generate database rankings among different regions and states in the country. Take a look at this new feature in a combined ranking between Virginia and other border states with active indoor track seasons in Maryland and North Carolina as well as the District of Columbia. This could be a great tool for college coaches looking to recruit primarily among several neighboring states or a region of the country.   Border Wars Girls Indoor Rankings (VA, MD, NC, DC) Border Wars Boys Indoor Rankings (VA, MD, NC, DC)

Freshmen impress at Southeastern Invite Phoebus freshmen Carolyn Brown won the 300 meter dash with a time that ties her as the state leader at 40.45. A clearly talented athlete, Brown also took first in the 55 meter dash finals on Friday and hit a PR mark of 16'11" in the long jump and finished second in the high jump at the Southeastern Invite. (Photo by Brandon Miles)   Deep Run freshmen Matthew Novak displayed a great kick in the final lap of the 1600 meter run to come from behind for the win with a personal best time of 4:35.94, which is third fastest in the country among 9th graders. (Photo by Brandon Miles)   More to come from the Southeastern Invitational including full meet summary, race videos, and photo gallery by Brandon Miles.   Meet Results Photo Gallery by Scott Reid Race Videos by Brandon Miles Photo Gallery by Brandon Miles

With only herself and the clock to push her, Cosby's Megan Moye nearly lapped the field en route to her US #2 season opening 10:38.39 3200. Impressive meet for the Cosby girls squad as a whole with their 4x200 and 4x400 meter relays picking up victories including a US #8 time of 4:00.82 in the 4x400. (Photo by Ryan Kelly)   Arguably one of the best distance runners to come out of the Eastern District, Norview's Marquis Worsley won the 1000 meter run in a spirited battle with York's Jack Little and Atlee's Griffin Carmichael in the second fastest time ran indoors this season in Virginia at 2:35.82. (Photo by Ryan Kelly)   More highlights to come from CNU. Check out the results, photos, and videos below!   Meet Results Photo Gallery by Ryan Kelly - 4,275 total photos Race Videos by Brandon Miles - All videos uploaded

Osbourn Park girls ran just outside of US top 10 with VA #2 clocking of 1:44.80 in the 4x200. Relay member Breanna Walker won the 300 meter dash with a VA #4 time of 40.76.   Too easy for Annandale's Ahmed Bile as he wins his indoor season debut race with a 4:21 mile.   More highlights to come from the Montgomery Invitational.   Meet Results Photo Gallery by Andrew Kicinski - 3,173 photos total

Photo by Ryan Kelly   Highlights from the Bulldog Invitational held at Liberty University's Tolsma Track Center on January. Monacan senior Kaila Blackburn and Cave Spring sophomore Katie Fortner dueled it out in the 1600 and 1000 meter races to come away with a pair of sensational times for both runners. Blackburn won the 1600 over Fortner (5:01.55) with a seven second PR and state leading time (and US #7) of 4:58.56, while Fortner was able to just edge out Blackburn (US #9 2:58.00) with a US #8 performance of 2:57.89. Read more...   Bulldog Invitational Complete Results

In a loaded finals field of the 55 meter dash at the Southeastern Invitational featuring current US leader Ayo Raymond of James Robinson and another rising star within his district in Damian Smith of Green Run, First Colonial senior Justin Burke made a defiant statement that he is still considered as arguably Virginia's high school best sprinter with a US #1 clocking of 6.38. Burke is within reach of the Virginia high school all-time top 25 list in the 55 meter dash, which has a current cut-off at 6.33. It was a smoking finals with four athletes under 6.50 in Burke (6.38), Raymond (6.44), Smith (6.45), and Western Branch's Mondryl Glover (6.49).     Next best performance of the evening belonged to Grassfield senior Trey Holloway who continues to distance himself from the next best hurdlers in Virginia after taking his previous state leading season best time of 7.48 down to a US #2 performance of 7.39 in the finals on Friday night at the Boo Williams Sportsplex in Hampton. Holloway is also sniffing at joining the Virginia high school all-time top 25 club with Burke as the current cut-off time for joining the historic list of Virginia's greatest in the 55 meter hurdles is 7.36 currently.   MileStat.com is on-site for both days of coverage with video and photo coverage. Live results are being provided by Atlantic Coast Timing.

Virtual meet rankings (top 7 scoring per event & team scores) for the Central Region as well as the four districts within the region: Central, Capital, Colonial, and Dominion. Defending regional team champions Atlee boys and Cosby girls are the current top ranked squads in the Central Region.

A list of state championship automatic qualifiers in Group AAA.

A list of automatic state championship qualifiers in Group AA as of January 5th.

Performance list for the Bulldog Invitational to be held Saturday, January 7th at Liberty University's Tolsma Track Center in Lynchburg.   Bulldog Invitational Performance List

Performance list for the Heritage Invitational to be held Saturday, January 7th at Heritage High School's indoor track facility in Lynchburg.   Heritage Invitational Performance List

Performance list for the Southeastern Invitational to be held Friday & Saturday, January 6th & 7th at the Boo Williams Sportsplex. MileStat.com will be on-site with coverage.   Southeastern Invitational

Performance list for the CNU Showcase to be held Friday & Saturday, January 6th & 7th in Newport News. MileStat.com will be on-site with photo coverage from Ryan Kelly. Keep in mind the adjusted schedule for this year's meet with Friday portion starting early at 10 AM with majority of events on day one and Saturday portion is expected to conclude by noon due to a CNU basketball game scheduled for 2 PM on Saturday at the Freeman Center.   CNU Showcase Performance List

Performance list for the 2011 Montgomery Invitational. MileStat.com will be on-site with photo coverage from Andrew Kicinski. Annandale's Ahmed Bile and Mountain View's Kimberley Ficenec headline the mile fields assembled of runners vying for Millrose Mile berths. The 3200 meter races will feature two of Virginia's Foot Locker All-Americans in Sean McGorty of Chantilly and Sophie Chase of Lake Braddock.   Montgomery Invitational Performance List

  Photo by Brandon Miles   Virtual meet rankings for Group AAA (as of January 4th), which includes top 8 performers in each event and team scoring through 8 places. Western Branch boys do not have a current Group AAA leader individually (although they have several highly ranked include #2 in the 500 in Byron Robinson), but it is their relays which have propelled them to a current #1 team ranking in Group AAA. Their 4x400 meter relay at the Boo Williams Winter Break Invite clocked a state leading and US top 10 time of 3:26, while their 4x200 is right in the thick of things with a 1:32.41 season best.

  Photo by Andrew Kicinski   Virtual meet rankings for Group AA (as of January 4th), which includes top 8 performers in each event and team scoring through 8 places. E.C. Glass and Lafayette have emerged early as the top two teams in Group AA with current viritual meet projections over 60 points while the next best teams are in the 30 point range. E.C. Glass has many events with athletes ranked among the top 8 in their specialties, but only one athlete for the Hilltoppers has the Group AA #1 performance in Harrison Scharf. Scharf, the 2011 Group AA state champion at 100 meters and state runner-up at 200 meters, has the swiftest time of the season at 300 meters (36.39) in Group AA. Scharf, also ranked #2 in the 55 meter dash with a 6.62 clocking, is featured on the E.C. Glass' 4x200 and 4x400 meter relays which both are ranked highly in Group AA.

  Photo by John Herzog   Virtual meet rankings for the private schools (as of January 4th), which includes top 8 performers in each event and team scoring through 8 places. A three-way battle is emerging among the private school boys between St. Christopher's, Fork Union, and Woodberry Forest. Interesting to note, the current private school boys leader in the 300 meter dash is the son of NFL wide receiver Antwaan Randle El. DJ Randle El, a senior at Fork Union, has posted an impressive 300 meter time of 37.06 on the short track at the Estes Athletic Center.

Photo by Ryan Kelly   Top 50 Virginia high school boys performers in each event this indoor season in the MileStat.com database as of January 2nd. There is currently a huge gap which exists between Grassfield's Trey Holloway and the next fastest hurdler in Virginia as Holloway's 7.48 performance last month in the 55 meter hurdles at CNU is nearly three tenths of a seconds better than the next fastest hurdlers in the state. A lot of great hurdlers graduated in 2011 with Holloway and Salem's Michael Smith as the only two returnees of 13 hurdlers last year in Virginia who dipped under 7.70 in the 55 meter hurdles.

  Photo by Andrew Kicinski   Top 50 Virginia high school girls performers in each event this indoor season in the MileStat.com database as of January 2nd. James Robinson's Genamarie McCant and Nansemond River's Shakeela Saunders are the only two athletes who are current state leaders in multiple events. McCant has clocked the fastest times in Virginia at 300 (40.45) and 500 (1:16.19) meters, while Saunders has leaped out to the farthest marks in the long jump (20'0.50") and triple jump (38'4.25").