Mason Strunk (Salem Academy, Salem, OR) jumped up one spot with a personal best out west to move to third in the nation on this week’s national performance lists. Natalia Surdej (Lancaster, NY) also improved for the third straight week, leading five improvements in the top 10 of the women’s list. Read more
There were big changes to the national lists this week as the first meets of the year kicked off last weekend. Down in Alabama, Ruben Banks (IMG Academy, Bradenton, FL) added almost five feet to his best to take over the boy’s national lead. Former leader Kyle Moison (Lincoln, RI) also improved to keep the race close. Monique Hardy (Webster Thomas, Webster, NY) took over the girl’s national lead at the Rock N’ Roll Throw-off, leading three improvements among the nation’s top six. Read more
Jayden White (Everett, WA) was the big mover on the boy’s rankings. He jumped up to fourth in the nation by adding seven feet to his personal best over the weekend. He leads three improvements in the top 10 this week. On the girl’s list, Natalia Surdej (Lancaster, NY) strengthened her position in second with a small improvement. Ava David (Lake Oswego, OR) also moved up one position to third after a new personal best. Read more
The girls led the way on this week’s national performance lists. Cheyenne Figueroa (Classical, Providence, RI) added more than two feet to her national lead at the Rhode Island Classic over the weekend. She was one of six improvements in the nation’s top 10 to close out the year. Read more
Rhode Island strengthened its position nationally this week by claiming the national leads on both the boys and girls national lists. Cheyenne Figueroa (Classical, Providence, RI) extended her national lead by three feet and became the first girl to break 60 feet this season at the Bishop Loughlin Games in New York. Kyle Moison (Lincoln, RI) moved from third to first on the boy’s list with a new personal best at the RITCA Invitational. Read more
There were big changes to the national list this week as the early season begins to evolve. Henry Zimmerman (New Albany, OH) took over the boy’s national lead, as six improvements featured amongst the nation’s top seven throwers. On the girl’s side Cheyenne Figueroa (Classical, Providence, RI) also took over the national lead in her season debut. Read more
With December comes the start of the indoor season. Several meets have already started across the country, with more top athletes expected to make their season debut in the coming weeks. We’re already publishing our first national performance lists of the year, with last year’s New Balance Nationals Indoor champion Monique Hardy (Webster Thomas, Webster, NY) and runner up Tyler Arbaugh (Van Buren, OH) leading the way so far. Both were off of their personal bests set last season, but still good enough to lead early competition as the new season starts. Read more
Below are this year’s final national performance lists, including some final corrections and additions. Read more
With the month of August coming to a close, the 2019 outdoor season also reaches its official conclusion. This week’s national performance list includes some last minute improvements. Read more
Nick Pisciotta (Commack, NY) became the 22nd thrower of the year to break 200 feet this week. The junior added more than 10 feet to his best at the Sumemr Hammer Throw Series in Rhode Island. He was the top mover in this week’s national performance lists. Read more
