MileSplit50 Girls Indoor 2019
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NJ
Trenton TC
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It was another well documented season for Mu, a Texas A & M signee, and she finished the season ranked US No. 1 in both the 300m and 500m and US No. 2 in the 200m and US No. 4 in the 800m. Athing was always at her best when she was competing, and she set a new national high school record in the 500m, going 1:10.22 in January at the VA Showcase. She also posted bests of 37.36 for 300m and authored a time of 53.14 in the 400m. She never got a chance to seek revenge on her 800m national title at NBNI, but finished with a personal best of 2:04.08.
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If Starliper was looking to etch her name into the record books, she certainly did that in 2020, finishing with the sixth-fastest 1,500m (4:19.40), the fifth-fastest mile (4:37.76) and the fourth-fastest 3K (9:07.14) of all-time. It was truly a record-breaking year for the NC State signee.
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3
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Whittaker blew the door open with performances in 2020, with a US No. 3 all-time effort in the 800m (2:03.01) and the eighth-best mark in 1K history (2:45.49), and these efforts all came before nationals.
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4
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If only she had one more week, we might have been treated to an incredible performance from Smalls at nationals. But even still, she finished the year US No. 1 in the HJ (6-0) and TJ (42-10) and was US No. 2 in the LJ (20-2.5) and top 50 in the 200m and 300m.
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5
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Diggs was one of the most consistent elite performers of 2020, and she routinely raised the bar. She finished US No. 3 in the 300m (37.67), 400m (53.98) and 55m (6.90) and was US No. 4 in the 200m (23.79) and US No. 8 in the 60m (7.46). There literally was no distance she couldn't cover.
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The ultimate team player. She helped guide Bullis to another successful year, with US No. 1 marks in the 4x200 and 4x400. Individually, she was US No. 3 in the 200m (23.68) and US No. 1 in the 55mH (7.72). She was US No. 2 in the 60mH (8.32) and US No. 14 in the 400m (55.22).
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7
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The reigning Foot Locker Nationals champion didn't skip a beat over indoor, posting US No. 1 marks of 4:41.85 in the 1,600m and 9:56.72 in in the 3,200m. She was also US No. 9 in the 800m.
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Willis once again lowered her best in the 800m, posting the fourth-fasetest indoor effort of all-time in 2:03.05. She was also US No. 6 in the mile (4:49.63).
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Tuohy's final race came in her final New York State Indoor Championships, and she made it count by winning the 1,500m. She posted season best times of 4:20.81 and 9:32.88, respectively, with the former coming at states. She was also US No. 4 in the 1K (2:49.47).
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10
1
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Davis finished the year US No. 2 in the 300m and US No. 2 in the 500m, while she was US No. 5 in the 400m (54.64) and US No. 10 in the 200m (24.13).
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11
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Davis finished the year US No. 2 in the 300m and US No. 2 in the 500m, while she was US No. 5 in the 400m (54.64) and US No. 10 in the 200m (24.13).
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FL
Piper HS
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Butler made a case for a national title in the 400m and she left the season US No. 1 with a time of 53.03. She also was US No. 6 in the 200m (23.93).
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13
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Jones finished the indoor season US No. 1 in the 60mH (8.12).
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14
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She was no doubt the freshman class's best mid-distance talent in 2020, but she also claimed a US No. 3 mark in the 800m (2:03.98), a US No. 12 mark in the 500m (1:14.48), a US No. 14 time in the 600m (1:35.24) and a top 50 time in the mile.
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15
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TX
DeSoto
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Finished the year US No. 2 in the 200m (23.66) and US No. 7 in the 60mH (8.51).
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16
0
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Only competed a few times, but she made them count. She was No. 4 all-time in the 5K (16:09.56) and US No. 2 in the 1,600m (4:45.84).
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5
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Was US No. 1 in the LJ (20-5.25).
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18
1
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TX
Denton Guyer
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Ran a US No. 1 time of 10:08.11 in the 2-mile.
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19
1
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NC
Wakefield
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The freshman class's top sprinter was US No. 1 in the 55m (6.87), US No. 5 in the 60m (7.39) and US No. 6 in the 300m (38.02).
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20
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She finished the year US No. 3 in the 600m (1:30.90), US No. 4 in the 500m (1:12.64) and US No. 6 in the 1K (2:50.97).
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1
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Last season, best season. And just her second campaign overall, Whittaker sure performed. She finished US No. 4 in the 300m (37.76), US No. 6 in the 200m (23.93), US No. 8 in the 400m (54.84) and US No. 5 in the 500m (1:12.67).
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22
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She was thoroughly dominate at 600m, going a US No. 1 mark of 1:29.70 and was also US No. 3 in the 500m (1:12.35) and US No. 8 in the 800m (2:08.01).
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NY
Orchard Park
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She set a new indoor state record with a pole vault of 14-3.
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24
1
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She didn't get a national competition to go after the national record, but she managed a US No. 2 all-time throw of 66-11.25 in the weight throw. She was also US No. 30 in the shot put (43-4.75).
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25
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NY
Commack
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She finished the year US No. 2 in the TJ (41-10) and US No. 22 in the LJ (19-0.5).
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26
1
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A superb season for the Stanford recruit. She was US No. 2 in the 1K (2:48.97), US No. 5 in in the mile (4:47.83), and US No. 2 in the 2-mile (10:17.03).
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27
1
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She was US No. 4 in the 400m (54.34) and US No. 8 in the 200m (23.99).
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7
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VA
Massaponax
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Pyatt was one of the breakout stars of 2020. She finished US No. 6 in the 500m (1:12.87) and US No. 10 in the 300m (38.29).
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OH
Beavercreek
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She set an American Junior Record in the 3K race walk in 13:00.56 and was also US No. 3 in the 2-mile (10:18.84) and US No. 8 in the mile (4:50.07).
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A jack of all trades, she finished year US No. 6 in the 800m (2:07.83), US No. 2 in the 600m (1:30.55) and top 20 in the 1K and 1,500m.
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5
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Another major North Rockland standout, Saunders was US No. 4 in the TJ (41-0) and US No. 6 in the 55mH (7.89). She's headed to Virginia next fall.
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NY
Tully
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Maybe this isn't an indoor result, but it came during the season. Rauber won the Pan American U20 Cross Country Championship in February. On top of that, she posted a US No. 6 performance in the 1,500m (4:28.79) and a US No. 7 in the 3K (9:39.14).
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1
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One of the breakout sprinters of indoor, she was US No. 4 in the 60m (7.38) and US No. 5 in the 200m (23.80).
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FL
Creekside HS
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Mills was dangerous in the 60m, going a US No. 2 mark of 7.33.
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35
0
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Parks was US No. 3 in the mile (4:44.98) and US No. 15 in the 800m (2:11.41).
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36
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It only took a few meets for Ammenhauser to find her groove. She finished US No. 3 in the TJ (41-3.75) and US No. 8 in the LJ (19-5).
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Perhaps she was waiting for her final meet (NBNI) to really unleash, but Harris still had a very good season with a US No. 8 mark in the 300m (38.09), a US No. 10 time in the 55m (7.02) and a US No. 12 effort in the 200m (24.15).
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2
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The country's second best vaulter cleared 13-7.
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39
2
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She left the year US No. 4 in the 55mH (7.88) and US No. 6 in the LJ.
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40
2
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The sophomore was US No. 2 in the 55m (6.88) and US No. 7 in the 60m (7.43).
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41
2
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Horn eclipsed 13-6 in the pole vault, finishing as the country's third-best vaulter this indoor season.
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42
2
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Thorvaldson was domianting and finished the year US No. 2 in the 3,200m (10:06.58) and US No. 10 in the 1,600m (4:52.53).
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2
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The country's best shot put thrower wasn't given an opportunity to win a national title, but she left with the nation's top mark with a throw of 51-01.75.
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5
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NC
Garner
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She was US No. 6 in the 300m (38.02) and US No. 15 in the 55m (7.04) and US No. 19 in the 200m (24.27).
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45
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MI
Oak Park
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She finished US No. 3 in the 60mH (8.40) and was an important contributor on her team's SMR.
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46
12
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She ran a US No. 6 time 9:38.15 in the 3K and was top 20 in the 1K.
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47
0
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She's US No. 7 in the HJ (5-8), and US No. 12 in the LJ and US No. 14 in the 60mH.
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48
0
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The Tennessee distance standout was US No. 3 in the 1,600m (4:48.10), US No. 4 in the mile (4:45.12) and US No. 10 in the 3,200m (10:28.37) and US No. 8 in the 2-mile (10:31.44).
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49
0
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She finished the year as the country's second-best weight thrower with a personal best of 62-8.5.
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50
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She finished the year US No. 5 in the PV (13-4).
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Editor's Comments
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