The most recent boys and girls editions of the MileSplit50 are out, and while it wasn't an entirely busy week of indoor high school track and field competition, there were some significant moves made by athletes.
Starting this week, we'll break down some of the biggest movers of the MileSplit50.
Check out our analysis of the country's top athletes below, and stay tuned for more coverage of the MileSplit50 in the coming weeks.
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Utah is back, baby!
The indoor season took shape this past weekend at the Olympic Oval in Kearns, and Klingler, a senior at West Jordan, ran a US No. 4 performance of 48.24 seconds.
Now, a few things. The indoor track in Kearns is slightly over 400 meters, making it an oversized indoor track, and the competition was held at 4,528 feet of altitude, but that doesn't take away from the effort.
Klingler should be someone to watch as the indoor season unfolds, and eventually could be a talent worth watching over the outdor season, t...
