Week # 4 of indoor track in Virginia included another US #1 performance from Sean Holston in the 300 meter dash with a 33.99 clocking at the Southern Maryland Mega Meet after posting a US #1 for 500 meters only week earlier. Other top performances included a personal best clearance from Anne Marie Gordon (pictured left) in the pole vault with a winning height of 11'9" at VMI's Keydet Invitational. Complete results, elites, and meet summaries are all posted from this past weekend's invites as well as video clips and photos (more to be added) from VMI.
*Updated* 2007 Virginia High School Boys Indoor State Leaderboard
Keydet Invitational Meet Summary - By Brandon Miles. Mills Godwin senior Anne Marie Gordon likes drama apparently. Not only is she in theatre at school, but seems to like to wait till the final attempt when clearing personal best heights in the pole vault. At last March's National Scholastic Indoor Championships, Gordon cleared 11'7.25" on her third attempt at the height. On Saturday at the Keydet Invitational, Gordon cleared a best height of 11'9" in similar dramatic fashion on her final attempt at the height.
Southern Maryland Mega Meet Summary - By Brandon Miles. On the same track that Sean Holston ran a US #1 500 meter dash time of 1:03.93 at last weekend's F.I.T. Invitational, he did it again with another national leading time in the event he considers his specialty in the 300 meter dash. At the Southern Maryland Mega Meet held at Prince George County's Sports and Learning Complex, the Robert E. Lee senior put his name on the national leaderboard once again on an unbanked track with a 33.99 clocking in the event.
Hispanic Games Meet Summary - By Brandon Miles. Virginia was well represented on the first day of the Hispanic Games by the small delegation from two teams in the state in Herndon and St. Catherine's. In particular, the Virginia girls had a handful of top six finishes in various events one of the country's finest indoor track facilities at the New York Armory.
UMES Coach O Invitational - By Brandon Miles. T.C. Williams senior Samella Koroma continued to impress this season in the shot put as the state leader in the event improved upon her top mark at Friday night's UMES Coach O Invitational in Princess Anne, Maryland. Ten schools from Virginia competed in the event from two separate parts of the state with representatives from Northern Virginia and Tidewater Virginia.