Engelhardt repeats as Mile champion at the New Balance Nationals Outdoor
By Erik Boal, DyeStat Editor
PHILADELPHIA – For every opportunity that Drew Griffith has taken complete advantage of during his senior year at Butler Area High, including a Foot Locker cross country national title, a win...
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Drew Griffith clocks 3:57.72 Mile as 22nd U.S. boy sub-4 and #5 outdoors all-time, #6 overall
By Keenan Gray of DyeStat
ST. LOUIS – It may have been one of the most exciting 15 minutes in the history of high school distance running on May 30.
All Sadie Engelhardt could do was watch from the...
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California prep star has sights set on sub-4:30 Mile
By Pete Marshall for DyeStat
WALNUT, Calif. – Ventura High of California junior Sadie Engelhardt is an attraction at any meet in which she competes.
And she sets out to break not just personal records, but meet and national all-time marks...
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Junior from Ventura High in California runs #2 all-time prep outdoor Mile, #2 all-time HS-only girls performance
By Erik Boal, DyeStat Editor
ARCADIA, Calif. - Among several female standouts Saturday at the 56th Arcadia Invitational, there were a select group of athletes who commanded the...
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Nick Willis’ record 20th consecutive year sub-4, annual record of first U.S. sub-4 shattered, annual record of U.S. high school sub-4s (5 individuals, 7 times), event prize money increases 34%, official road Mile world championship & world record category announced and more!
By Ryan Lamppa,...
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First high school girls Mile race ever with seven running sub-4:40
By Mary Albl of DyeStat
Julia Flynn called it.
“I knew it. I knew today was going to be a crazy race,” said Flynn, a recent graduate of Traverse City Central High in Michigan.
That it was. On a cloudy Wednesday afternoon...
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