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COROS MS50 Boys Outdoor 2025
| Rank | Change | Athlete / Team |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | New entry |
Tate Taylor
Harlan
(TX)
Editor's note:
Taylor completed the Texas State Meet double, breaking the 100m National Record, and giving a scare to the 200m.
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| 2 | Unchanged |
Editor's note:
Gleaton dipped under 10seconds first, doing so with zero wind. Let's get these athletes together for a dual.
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| 3 | New entry |
Ja'Shaun Lloyd
Corsicana
(TX)
Editor's note:
Lloyd goes US #2 All-Time in the 110H to win the TX State Meet.
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| 4 | Up 15 places |
Editor's note:
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.
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| 5 | Down 4 places |
Quincy Wilson
Bullis
(MD)
Editor's note:
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.
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| 6 | Down 3 places |
Editor's note:
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.
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| 7 | Down 2 places |
Editor's note:
Williams runs 10.00 wind-legal, and runs into a crowded sprint field. He'd be US #1 most years prior.
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| 8 | Up 7 places |
Jason Atwood
Chiles HS
(FL)
Editor's note:
US #5 All-Time for the Discus to win the Florida Regional, before coming back and winning States.
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| 9 | Down 5 places |
Editor's note:
Dual State Meet win in Florida, albeit nothing as fast as his US #2 at Arcadia.
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| 10 | Down 4 places |
Editor's note:
Has been relatively quiet since his Arcadia breakout 200m.
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| 11 | Unchanged |
Editor's note:
The top distance talent in the country this Spring, he's saving himself for post-season competition.
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| 12 | Down 4 places |
Editor's note:
Hasn't raced in a few weeks, but his mark from early season is still spectacular.
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| 13 | New entry |
Tyler Burgess
Palmyra 03
(PA)
Editor's note:
Went US #9 All-Time in the 110HH, with a significant headwind.
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| 14 | Down 7 places |
Simon Rosselli
Mead
(WA)
Editor's note:
Still #8 All-Time for the Discus, has returned to local competition.
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| 15 | Down 5 places |
Editor's note:
Remains US #1 in the PV, has a few new 17-ft clearances.
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| 16 | Down 7 places |
Le'Ezra Brown
Dudley
(NC)
Editor's note:
Several hurdle wins at the local level, revving up for a big State Meet.
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| 17 | Down 5 places |
Owen Powell
Mercer Island
(WA)
Editor's note:
Idle since Arcadia.
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| 18 | New entry |
Editor's note:
Won the TX State Meet Hurdle competition in a US #3.
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| 19 | Down 3 places |
Editor's note:
Committed to Miami for College, and remains US #1 in the Shot.
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| 20 | Unchanged |
Editor's note:
Hits US #2 in the Pole Vault at Dogwood.
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| 21 | Down 3 places |
Josiah Tostenson
Crater
(OR)
Editor's note:
Idle since Arcadia
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| 22 | New entry |
Tayvon Kitchen
Crater
(OR)
Editor's note:
Idle since Arcadia
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| 23 | New entry |
Van Furman
Tri-Valley
(NY)
Editor's note:
US #1 in the Steeple, is the top returner in the Country.
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| 24 | New entry |
Editor's note:
Ran to NYC and dropped a US #3 Mile at Trials of Miles.
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| 25 | New entry |
Cole Boone
Pulaski County
(VA)
Editor's note:
Throws down a US #3 in the 800m, dipping under 1:48.00.
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