The Top Five Performances From Female Recruits At Nationals

Inside Recruiting
Tim Casey

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* Friends' Central's Avery Lewis won the championship girls long jump at New Balance Nationals Outdoor

Photo Credit: John Davern/MileSplit


By Tim Casey - MileSplit Recruiting Reporter

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Over the past week, the nation's best high school track athletes competed at national championship outdoor meets.

It was a chance to see how they fared in high-pressure situations against the best prep competition most would face all year.

Below, we look at five girls (in alphabetical order) who shined in their events and helped or solidified their college recruiting profiles. We did not include members of the Class of 2023 because they have already made their college decisions.



Mia Brahe-Pedersen, Lake Oswego (OR)

Class of 2024

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Brahe-Pedersen showed once again that she could be the top sprinter in her class.

At Brooks PR on Wednesday, she finished second in the 100m (11.09) behind Shawnti Jackson (11.00), a University of Arkansas signee who was MileSplit's No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2023. Jackson e...