| 1 | Katelyn Tuohy
| North Rockland (NY) | Distance | Tuohy may be the best girls distance athlete in high school history. She's won two straight Nike Cross Nationals titles and run the fastest 5K on grass in high school history -- 16:06.87 -- and has six national records across the indoor and outdoor seasons, which also includes a 15:37.12 in the 5K indoors and a 4:33.87 in the mile outdoors. |
| 2 | Briana Williams
| Oakland Park Northeast (FL) | Sprints | Williams is an interesting case, considering she may be the next prep to turn pro if her performances meet her own progression. She's the winner of two gold medals from the most recent IAAF U20 Championships and owns wind-legal PRs of 11.13 seconds in the 100m and 22.50 in the 200m -- times that stand among the top five performances all-time. Williams is already competing for the Jamaican U20 team, though her aspirations go beyond that in 2019, with hopes of qualifying for the Senior team at Worlds. |
| 3 | Athing Mu
| Trenton Central (NJ) | Mid-Distance | Mu is coming off a historic indoor season where she set the American and World Junior Record of 1:23.57 in the 600m indoors. She owns PRs of 23.63 in the 200m, 52.45 in the 400m and 2:03.98 in the 800m. She was a silver medalist in the 800m at the Youth Olympics and is a multiple AAU Junior Olympic gold medalist. |
| 4 | Marlee Starliper
| Northern (PA) | Distance | Starliper is fast becoming one of the best distance runners of all-time, too. This indoor season, she's earned a No. 6 3K indoors performance of 9:20.91, and followed with a No. 8 outdoor all-time effort of 9:54.75. She's also gone 4:37.45 in the 1600m -- No. 5 all-time -- and 2:13.19 in the 800m. She owns multiple Pennsylvania state records. |
| 5 | Katelynne Hart
| Glenbard West (IL) | Distance | Hart is one of the more dominant distance runners in the country. She finished second at Foot Locker Nationals in 2019 and is a two-time top-5 finisher there; she's also finished in the top 20 at NXN the last two seasons and owns a 5K best of 17:01.00 on grass. On the track she owns PRs of 2:10.81 in the 800m, 4:44.63 in the mile, 9:37.90 in the 3K and 9:52.02 in the 2-mile |
| 6 | Jasmine Jones
| Greater Atlanta Christian (GA) | Hurdles/Jumps | Jones has developed into a dominant and versatile hurdler. She blew the field away at Arcadia in the 100mH in a US No. 1 time of 13.33. She more recently collected her third Georgia State Championship in the 100mH and first in the long jump with a new state record of 20-2.25. In 2018, she had a tremendous season indoors, solidifying herself on the all-time list as No. 9 in the 55mH and No. 10 in the 60mH -- scoring a second-place finish at New Balance Nationals Indoor. She own PRs of 7.85 in the 55mH, 8.15 in the 60mH, 13.33 in the 100mH, 11.86 in the 100m, 41.81 in the 300mH, and 1:00.67 in the 400mH. |
| 7 | Kimberly Harris
| Buford (GA) | Sprints | The summer track circuit has birthed another 400m star in Harris. This past indoor season, she won NBNI and ran a US No. 6 all-time 400m in 52.62, which was her fourth 52-second performance overall. She currently sits comfortably at US No. 9 in the 400m with her recent state championship win. With NBNO and USATF JOs in sight, her PRs of 52.33 and 23.39 are in jeopardy. |
| 8 | Victoria Starcher
| Ripley (WV) | Distance | During indoor season she ranked US top-10 at 800m, 1500m, 1-Mile and 3200m. This season won the 1-mile at The Penn Relays and broke Mary Cain's record from 2012, running 4:38.19. The time is a new PR for Starcher, current US No. 1 and places her No. 7 on the US HS all-time list. Her PRs make her competitive in any event under the mid-distance umbrella; 2:07.42 in the 800m, 4:21.91 in the 1500m (in), 4:46.61 in the 1600m, and 10:20.54 in the 3200m. |
| 9 | Leah Phillips
| Bullis School (MD) | Hurdles/Jumps | She had a big win at Arcadia in the 300mH in 40.82, which is currently US No. 2. She was fifth amongst the best high school hurdlers in the world in the 400mH at Penn Relays with a new PR and US No. 4 (59.05). And if the long hurdle dominance wasn't enough, Phillips is a consistent mid-13, low 14 short hurdler. She ran a convincing 13.56 in the 100mH in early May for a current US No. 9 time. |
| 10 | Morgan Smalls
| Panther Creek (NC) | Jumps | Smalls' indoor season left people shocked as she solidified her name in the record books. At the NCHSAA 4A State Indoor Championship, she broke the indoor state record in the high jump, clearing 6-1 with an attempt available at another height. She followed NBNI with the second best HS jump all-time, clearing 6-3.25 to set a new junior class national record. While high jump is her strength, she also showed off her talents in the long jump and triple jump. In the triple jump she is ranked US No. 2 with a 41-9.75 and No. 6 in the long jump with a 19-11.5. This outdoor season she's remained dominant in the high jump with the current US No. 1 jump of 6-0.75 and US No. 8 triple jump of 41-4. |
| 11 | Alicia Burnett
| Parkway North (MO) | Sprints | Burnett made a name for herself in 2017 when she ran 11.47 at the Class 4 Sectional 2. She had some major wins that year like the Missouri State Track and Field Championships, Brooks PR and the AAU Junior Olympics. Since then -- after sitting out a spring due to a transfer -- she's been staying consistent in the mid-11's in the 100m, while improving her 200m. Prior to her state championship win in the event she ran a new PR and US No. 14 of 23.46. Lastly, Burnett also won the state championship in the 100m with a 11.58 for a new US No. 27. |
| 12 | Taylor Ewert
| Beavercreek (OH) | Distance | Ewert is one of the most decorated race walkers in high school history. At Penn Relays this year she set a new American Junior record in the 5K race walk with a time of 22:28.61. Earlier, she set the high school indoor record for the mile RW (6:38.21) at the 112th NYRR Millrose Games. She holds outdoor American Junior records in the 3K and 5K race walk and indoor American Junior records in the 1500m, mile and 3K racewalk. But Ewert is just as dominant in distance running, winning Gatorade XC Player of the Year in Ohio in 2018 after running the third fastest 5K all-time on Ohio soil and finishing top-5 at Foot Locker Nationals and NXN. During the indoor season, she ranked top-15 in 6 running events. Currently, Ewert is US No. 15 in the 2000m steeplechase with a 7:03.42 and No. 16 in the 3200m with a 10:17.85. |
| 13 | Taryn Parks
| Greencastle-Antrim (PA) | Distance | In only her third 1600m of the season, Parks ran 4:37.07 to give her a state record and the fourth fastest HS mile of all-time at the PIAA T&F State Championships. This performance is a great follow up to her indoor US No. 1 mile at NBNI. She's also given solid 800m effort with a 2:09.56 this year and consistent has been a national-caliber runner in cross country |
| 14 | Sarah Trainor
| Brooklyn FDR (NY) | Distance | Trainor is having a historic season. At the Race at the Oval Office, Trainor broke the New York and national record in the 2K steeplechase, hitting 6:29.08 for US HS No. 1 all-time. She's also US No. 9 in the 1500m with a 4:33.04. Her indoor performances this past year had her ranked top-15 in the nation in the 600m, 800m, and 1000m. Her 1K effort was US No. 4 and ranked No. 33 on the US HS all-time list. She's also top-50 with her US No. 11 800m indoor effort and PR of 2:08.60. |
| 15 | Jayla Hollis
| DeSoto (TX) | Sprints | Hollis has been showing her strength on and off the hurdles this year. At the Region 1A-6A meet, she ran new PR and US No. 10 mark of 23.36. Prior to her recent UIL State Championship in the 100mH, she ran a new PR and US No. 4 of 13.39. Her indoor season was just as impressive with a US HS top-20 all-time and US No. 5 (23.63) performance at the Texas Tech Under Armour High School Classic in the 200m. |
| 16 | Dominique Mustin
| North Canyon (AZ) | Mid-Distance | Mustin is a future heptathlete in the making. She has marks in the high jump to 1600m. At Arcadia, she ran a new PR and had her second sub-2:07 800m effort of 2:06.01. She's currently US No. 1 in the 800m and recently won the AIA Division II State Championships in the 400m with a 54.47. |
| 17 | Laila Owens
| Fort Bend Bush (TX) | Sprints | At the Texas Tech Under Armour High School Classic Owens ran the 16th fastest 200m high school time of 23.54 indoors. She was also ranked US No. 9 indoors in the 400m with a 54.76. This outdoor season she's improved on her marks running 23.38 in the 6A UIL Track and Field Championship and 54.0 at the Lancaster Meet of Champions and won her first state championship in the 200m. |
| 18 | Jonah Ross
| Garner (NC) | Sprints/Jumps | Ross had a competitive indoor season in the sprints. She placed third at NBNI in the 200m in 23.79, which ranks top-30 all-time and US No. 7. Earlier in the season she ran 38.64 in the 300m for the US No. 5. This outdoor season she's stayed consistent with her marks, with seasons bests of 11.66 in the 100m and 23.83 in the 200m. |
| 19 | Lexy Halladay
| Mountain View (ID) | Distance | Halladay has dominated in Idaho over her career. Most recently, she won the 5A Idaho State T&F Championships in the 1600m with 4:43.74 for a new US No. 7. In early May, she ran a mile in 4:46.98 to rank US No. 6. |
| 20 | Alysia Johnson
| Durham Hillside (NC) | Sprints | To win the NCHSAA 3A Indoor State Championships, Johnson ran 1:14.05 to rank US No. 4 in the 500m. This outdoor season she's run 53.18 for a new US No. 6 400m. She followed with two wins at the 3A state championships in the 400m and 200m. In the 200m she's ranked top-25 in the nation with PR of 23.73. |
| 21 | Victoria Vanriele
| Governor Livingston (NJ) | Mid-Distance | Vanriele is currently ranked US No. 3 in the 800m, hitting 2:06.68 on the clock. She had an impressive indoor season with a US No. 5 600m and No. 6 800m. In the 600m she's run 1:30.36, which is No. 14 on the US HS all-time list; and in the 800m she's run 2:07.24, which sits at No. 27. Last year at NBNO, she ran 2:05.99 in the 800m for a PR and US No. 5. |
| 22 | Claire Walters
| Fayetteville-Manlius (NY) | Distance | This season Walters opened up in the 2K steeplechase with a 6:57.03, which currently sits at US No. 9. She also had an impressive indoor season with a US No. 6 3000m (9:36.31) and is FM's No. 1 runner in cross country -- she has two national championship team wins at NXN and a top five individual finish from 2019 to her name, to go along with another top five finish as a team. |
| 23 | Emelia Chatfield
| St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) | Sprints/Hurdles | Chatfield won her first state championship at the FHSAA Outdoor State Finals in the 300mH. She currently is the US No. 4 in the event with a time of 41.15 and also is US No. 9 in the 100mH with a time of 13.56. |
| 24 | Hannah Waller
| South Lakes (VA) | Sprints | This past indoor season Waller ran 38.89 to rank US No. 8 in the 300m. Indoor being her specialty, her PRs are 6.87 in the 55m, 7.51 in the 60m, 18-11 in the long jump and 38.50 in the 300m. Both her 55m and 60m efforts are HS top-40 all-time. |
| 25 | Rachel Glenn
| Wilson Long Beach (CA) | Hurdles/Sprints | At the CIF Southern Section Division Finals, Glenn ran 41.01 for the current US No. 3 in the 300mH. However, she's more than just a hurdler. Last season she jumped 5-11 in the high jump, which was US No. 1 when that effort was completed. She also has PRs of 55.45 in the 400m and 14.32 in the 100mH. |
| 26 | Alissa Braxton
| Commack (NY) | Jumps | Braxton currently ranks US No. 2 in the triple jump with a new PR of 42-0.25. This followed her US No. 2 triple jump indoor performance of 41-9.75. |
| 27 | Kalynn Meyer
| Superior (NE) | Throws | Meyer pulled off a double crown effort at the Class C Girls Nebraska State Championships in the shot put and discus. In the discus she threw a new PR of 176-8, which is US HS No. 12 all-time and current US. 1; in the shot she threw 49-5, which currently ranks US No. 2. |
| 28 | Zofia Dudek
| Ann Arbor Pioneer (MI) | Distance | In her first 3200m of the indoor season Dudek ran 10:07.03, which is No. 6 on the HS all-time list. Paired with that performance, she was in the US top-5 in four events that season (1500m, 1600m, Mile and 3200m). She currently is US No. 11 in the outdoor 3200m with a time of 10:14.41, |
| 29 | Markalah Hart
| Miami Northwestern (FL) | Hurdles/Sprints | As a freshman, Hart ran a US HS No. 6 all-time effort in the 300mH with a time of 40.28 at the FHSAA State Finals. Over the years she's continued to be a dominant Florida hurdler with a 100mH PR of 13.74. |
| 30 | Aasia Laurencin
| Oak Park (MI) | Hurdles/Jumps | Laurencin had a meet full of lifetime bests at NBNI this year. She ran 7.68 in the 55mH for a US HS No. 17 all-time and 8.25 in the 60mH for the No. 19 effort all-time. Her PR in the 100mH (13.54) matches her indoor performances. |
| 31 | Ashley Moore
| Centennial (NV) | Jumps/Hurdles | Moore's won the triple jump at Mt. SAC Relays with a jump of 41-4.5 to secure a new US No. 6. |
| 32 | Talitha Diggs
| Saucon Valley (PA) | Sprints | Diggs completed her best outdoor season with PRs across the board. She recently won the PIAA T&F State Championships in the 400m with a time of 52.82, which is now US No. 5 and top-50 all-time. She's also gone 23.88 in the 200m and has three state championships across indoor and outdoor seasons. |
| 33 | Sasha Neglia
| Dobyns-Bennett (TN) | Distance | Neglia ran 10:26.87 for a new PR and is currently US No. 3 in the 2-mile from the Volunteer Track Classic. She was an All American in cross country at NXN and remains one of Tennessee's best girls distance runners with a PR of 17:18.60 in the 5K. |
| 34 | Ziyah Holman
| Georgetown Day School (MD) | Sprints | This past indoor season she was the US No. 3 in the 500m (1:13.74) and No. 4 in the 300m (38.53) with a second-place finish at the Millrose Games. She followed up her indoor campaign with a 53.48 effort and US No. 11 in the 400m. |
| 35 | Sydney Holiday
| Broomfield (CO) | Sprints | Holiday placed second in the 100m at the 5A Colorado State Championships with a new PR of 11.60. She's ties for third in the nation amongst the junior class. |
| 36 | Serena Clark
| Lakota East (OH) | Sprints | Last outdoor season Clark showed her sprinting talents when she ran 11.66 at the Greater Miami Championships. She followed it with a US No. 10 performance in the 200m this indoor season (24.09) and new PRs of 7.02 in the 55m and 7.52 in the 60m. |
| 37 | Claire Bryant
| Houston Memorial (TX) | Jumps | Bryant leapt to a new PR of 21-2.25w and US No. 1 in the long jump at Texas Relays. She's jumped over 20-feet wind-legal on two occasions this season. |
| 38 | Jenna Rogers
| Rutherford (NJ) | Jumps | Back in 2017, Rogers broke the freshman class record at NBNO jumping 6-0.75, which ties for US HS No. 18 all-time. She's still one of the best high jumpers in the nation; this past indoor season she was US No. 7 with a 5-10 clearance. |
| 39 | Lily Williams
| Aurora Grandview (CO) | Mid-Distance | Williams recently won the 5A Colorado State Championship in the 400m with a US No. 16 time of 53.63. She doubled in the 800m, showing why she's one of the nation's best, placing second running 2:09.10 for US No. 23. |
| 40 | Fiona Max
| Summit (OR) | Distance | Max is US No. 3 in the 1500m (4:27.27), US No. 7 in the Mile (4:48.30) and US No. 10 in the 3000m (9:43.91). |
| 41 | Riley Hunt
| Greenville (OH) | Pole Vault | Hunt has been consistent 13-foot pole vaulter, both indoor and outdoor. Her new PR of 13-6.5 at the Greater Western Ohio Conference Divisional Championships ranks her US No. 6. |
| 42 | Synclair Savage
| North Cobb Christian (GA) | Jumps | At NBNI she finished second in the championship long jump with a 20-5. That tied for US HS No. 19 all-time. She's currently US No. 19 in the long jump with another 20ft performance (20-1). |
| 43 | Monique Hardy
| Webster Thomas (NY) | Throws | Hardy had an impressive indoor season in the weight throw with her US No. 1 and No. 4 all-time throw of 64-7.25. She's also currently US No. 3 in the hammer throw (185-11). |
| 44 | Corie Smith
| Buchanan (CA) | Distance | Smith ran a US HS No. 8 all-time effort in the 3-mile (15:58.40) during the 2017 cross country season. She now is US No. 15 in the 3200m with a time of 10:17.39. |
| 45 | Sydney Horn
| Lancaster Manheim Township (PA) | Pole Vault | Horn's jump of 13-6 in the pole vault ranks her US No. 7. |
| 46 | Tori Gaitan
| Great Oak (CA) | Distance | Gaitan hasn't run since indoor season, but she has PRs of 4:39.60 in the 1500m (in), 10:17.13 in the 3200m, 16:06.10 in the 3 mile and 17:09.70 in the 5k. Her 3-mile in XC is US HS No. 19 all-time. |
| 47 | Leena Morant
| Union Catholic (NJ) | Sprints | Morant climbed the ranks with her second place finish at the Union Catholic Championships in the 800m with her 2:09, which is US No. 22. She was also the anchor on her team's national championship in the SMR and also owns a best of 56.55 in the 400m. |
| 48 | Amari Brown
| Milwaukee Rufus (WI) | Sprints | Brown is fast rising in the sprint ranks. She has produced times of 11.67 in the 100m and 23.76 in the 200m outdoors, though her performances have yet to come from top competition. Brown will need to show more consistency to move up the ranks. |
| 49 | Moriah Oliveira
| Evangelical Christian School (FL) | Sprints | Oliveira dipped below 54 seconds for the first time in the 400m at the Florida State Championships, going 53.70. She's also produced times of 12.11 in the 100m and 24.40 in the 200m. |
| 50 | Cheyenne Figueroa
| Classical (RI) | Throwing | Figueroa's big win at the 112th NYRR Millrose Games in the weight throw (61-0.25) put her at US No. 2 and HS No. 12 all-time. She's currently US No. 6 in the hammer throw with a throw of 169-4. |
