* Indian River's Brianna Selby won the 60m at the Virginia Beach Relays this weekend
Photo Credit: Mary Ann Magnant/MileSplit
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It's time for our first National Performer of the Week presented by Firefly Recovery.
We're just six days into the new year, but national-best times have already begun dropping on the regular every week.
This time out, we had a wide selection of athletes to choose from, whether it was the returning national champion Brianna Selby, who began her indoor campaign with a flourish, or Saratoga Spring's top distance runner, Emily Bush, who ran away from the field in the 3K at the Ocean Breeze Freedom Games.
We will have five nominees a week.
Voting will end on Friday at 12:00 p.m. Each new poll will will provide a fresh dish of nominees.
Winners of our indoor NPOTW program will receive Firefly Recovery gear and a Track Barn back pack. Email us at signings@milesplit.com with your address.
With that being said, have fun voting!
Related Links:
National Boys Performer Of The Week (1/2-1/7)
This Week's Nominees:
Brianna Selby, Indian River (VA): The returning national champion in the 60m opened her senior account with a U.S. No. 1 time of 6.94 in the 55m (en route) and a U.S. No. 4 effort of 7.47 in the 60m.
Emily Bush, Saratoga Springs (NY): It was a big win for Bush in the 3K at the Ocean Breeze Freedom Games, as the New Yorker clocked a U.S. No. 2 time of 9:28.89, a huge PR that represented a 23-second improvement from her previous best indoors.
Madeline Cooper, Atlanta Drew Charter (GA): The high school junior claimed a new U.S. No. 1 time at the LSU High School Classic, winning the 60mH in 7.48 seconds.
Madison Fowler, Cor Jesu Academy (MO): She heaved two consecutive PRs at the Prentice Gudgen Invitational, hitting a new U.S. No. 1 mark of 51-8 in the weight throw while adding a spot of 41-9 in the shot put.
Skylynn Townsend, Frisco Rock Hill (TX): One of the nation's top jumpers leapt off the baord with a mark of 41-2.5 in the triple jump, good for U.S. No. 2. She also claimed a U.S. No. 2 mark in the long jump in 19-11.75.
National Performer Of The Week:
Girls Indoor Track And Field Rankings
Our Full Cross Country NPOTW Series