National Girls Performer Of The Week (1/13-1/19)

National Performer Of The Week presented by New Balance

Jan 20, 2020

* Panther Creek's (NC) Morgan Smalls had a busy weekend in Virginia, and she's up for Week 3 National Performer honors

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Adia Palmer ran away with the vote in Week 2 of National Performer of the Week.

The Bishop Loughlin (NY) High School senior scored over 46-percent of the tallies after her overall performance at The Stanner Games, which included a then-US No. 3 performance of 1:34.27 in the 300m.

A kudos goes out to Adia on the win!

Now let's get to Week 3. Vote for whom you think should win this week's national honor following a big week of action. Voting will end Friday, and we'll recognize the winner every Monday during the unveiling of the newest poll.

Below we have eight girls nominees for this week's top honor. Vote below in the poll and let us know your thoughts in the comments. For reference, check out our Top 25 Indoor Performances of the Week. You can also vote in our National Boys Performer of the Week poll .

National Girls Performer Of The Week (1/13-1/19) (Poll Closed)

Jenna Hutchins, Science Hill (TN): Doubled at The VA Showcase, winning the mile (4:57.16) and 2-mile (10:31.44) in a new US No. 2 at The VA Showcase. 60.27% (540 votes)
Athing Mu, Trenton TC (NJ): Set a new national record in the 500m (1:10.22) and won the 300m (37.36) at The VA Showcase -- against two outrageously talented fields. 16.07% (144 votes)
Morgan Smalls, Panther Creek (NC): The first athlete to score a 6-0 leap this indoor season and set a new overall career and meet best in the TJ, going 41-20 at The VA Showcase -- she also long jumped 19-7.75 and posted a 24.46 in the 200m. 6.92% (62 votes)
Tamari Davis, East Ridge (FL): Ran a national 60m record of 7.19 seconds at the USC Gamecock Opener against a field of collegiate athletes -- a mark that had stood for 15 years. 5.47% (49 votes)
Brooke Rauber, Tully (NY): Won the women's 6K in 22:11 at the USA U20 Cross Country Championships in San Diego, booking her ticket to a Pan Am competition in Canada in February. 4.46% (40 votes)
Jasmine Jones, Great Atlanta Christian (GA): The USC Trojans signee opened up her season with a new US No. 1 in the 60mH at the South Carolina Challenge, posting a time of 8.38 seconds. 4.02% (36 votes)
Leah Phillips, Bullis School (MD): Scored a new US No. 1 in the 55mH in 7.72 and contributed in her team's US No. 1 in the 4x200m relay. 2.12% (19 votes)
Ashley Callahan, Rancho Bernando (CA): Scored a win in the high school section of the National Pole Vault Summit, posting a new US No. 1 mark of 13 feet, 4 inches. 0.67% (6 votes)

Total Votes: 896

NPOTW Indoor Winners: