Alexa King

The top 25 Florida girls all-time for Indoor Track & Field events!

Looking at the top 50 performances in every event from all three NCHSAA Indoor State Championships events.

What is scary is that most of these rankings will be turned upside-down by the class of 2024

Is the class of 2023 truly the greatest of all time?

Who makes the cut for top 1000 all-time performers at McAlpine Park?

Check out the top 1,000 Florida girls performances all-time at the Champs (formerly Foot Locker) South Regional in Charlotte.

Some all-time greats top these rankings. Will anyone join them this weekend?

With adidas Nationals in a week we look at the best performances at NC A&T's venue's history.

Meet records look to be broken this weekend at Dash For Doobie, though we wonder if one of the records is possibly unbreakable.

2A state champion in the 100mH and high jump, Tiara McMinn of Miami Jackson, makes her mark on the 60mH at the David Oliver Classic. McMinn defeated several other Florida hurdlers in a FL#1 time of 8.66 which ranks as the 14th best in the country. We take a look at the girls indoor leaderboard in every event.

Chandler Bergeron of Virginia moved to Florida for her senior year and is attending IMG Academy. The senior tallied two wins at the LSU High School Classic in FL#1 times of 5:27.35 (1,600), and 11:40.15 (3,200m). She heads up our leaderboard in the distance events, but what about the sprints, hurdles, relays, and field events? We look at the best marks this season and what it takes to be number one.

Marvin Ridge took a big hit from graduation, but return their top 2 who look to pave the way this season for the Mavericks.

That's right! MileSplit is bringing you this year's New Balance Nationals LIVE!!!

Alexa King leads a distance squad that can rack up points for the defending team champion Mavericks.

You didn't forget about Lexi King, did you?  The Marvin Ridge star is going to play a big role in the 3A postseason.

The future is bright at Ardrey Kell, the only school with two girls on this team (one sophomore and one freshman).

Mary Prouty is the top returner from last year's meet, but she will have serious competition for the individual crown.

Could there be a better weekend for a runner like Lexi King to break 18 minutes than the one coming up? After all, she's only 5 seconds away.

  If you're a fan of cross country, then your cup runneth over this year - with 9th-graders like Alexa King, we'll have stars in NC for years.

Both Sara Platek and the cooler weather return to Beeson Park this weekend, and that combination could make for fast times.

Lexi King's dominating run was the best performance on NC soil yesterday, but there are many other highlights to check out.