COROS MS50 Boys Outdoor 2025

Taylor completed the Texas State Meet double, breaking the 100m National Record, and giving a scare to the 200m.

Gleaton dipped under 10seconds first, doing so with zero wind. Let's get these athletes together for a dual.

Lloyd goes US #2 All-Time in the 110H to win the TX State Meet.

In any other year, the time and performance would put him higher, but it's tough for sprints. He goes US #1 in the 400m over Wilson.

It's been a mixed bag for Wilson for wins this Spring, but the times have been consistently exceptional. Let their be a National Title on the line, and we think the times will follow.

It was less about the time to win TX States, but the effort required to run that fast. Cooper is set for a big 800m mark down the line, but he goes US #1 casually at State.

Williams runs 10.00 wind-legal, and runs into a crowded sprint field. He'd be US #1 most years prior.

US #5 All-Time for the Discus to win the Florida Regional, before coming back and winning States.

Dual State Meet win in Florida, albeit nothing as fast as his US #2 at Arcadia.

Has been relatively quiet since his Arcadia breakout 200m.

The top distance talent in the country this Spring, he's saving himself for post-season competition.

Hasn't raced in a few weeks, but his mark from early season is still spectacular.

Went US #9 All-Time in the 110HH, with a significant headwind.

Still #8 All-Time for the Discus, has returned to local competition.

Remains US #1 in the PV, has a few new 17-ft clearances.

Several hurdle wins at the local level, revving up for a big State Meet.

Idle since Arcadia.

Won the TX State Meet Hurdle competition in a US #3.

Committed to Miami for College, and remains US #1 in the Shot.

Hits US #2 in the Pole Vault at Dogwood.

Idle since Arcadia

Idle since Arcadia

US #1 in the Steeple, is the top returner in the Country.

Ran to NYC and dropped a US #3 Mile at Trials of Miles.

Throws down a US #3 in the 800m, dipping under 1:48.00.