New Balance Indoor Nationals 2013

NEW YORK – With the final races concluding during Day I of the New Balance Nationals on Friday, most fans inside the Armory were already out the door and heading home. It’s too bad because they certainly missed a treat. And what a show it was. (Photo by Kyle Brazeil)

Sabrina Southerland explodes on the anchor with a 4:44 leg!

Henry Wynne 4:11 anchor to outlast Edward Cheserek.

16:18.01 to 16:18.02!!

Frazier set the National Record in beating Erin Finn by .01!!

1:51 anchor from Edward Cheserek

Can't wait for all the great MileSplit coverage of the 2013 NBIN?! Check out all the great coverage we put up last year including photos, videos, interviews and stories galore!

MileSplit NY - The three day track extraganza we call New Balance Indoor Nationals is about to start at the New Balance Armory Track And Field Center in Manhattan, New York.  We'll be there with the best coverage around, including live webcasts, constantly flowing tweets, interviews, and pictures.  Accept no substitutes as we bring you up to speed on what may be the best races of the day.  This week's Tuesday Top Ten serves as a preview of the meet to be.  And yes, to answer the most important question to most, our cover picture is just a preview of what the bags look like this year.

NEW YORK – History was made less than three weeks ago at the Armory in New York City - site of this weekend’s New Balance Indoor Nationals - by a runner that seems to break records nearly every time he laces up his track spikes. (Photo by Don Rich)

NEW YORK - Last year the storylines swirled fast and furious around Erin Finn, Dior Hall, and the girls of Grosse Pointe South (Michigan).  Can they rekindle the magic this year? (Photo by Don Rich)

NBNi 2013: 21 PA all-Americans, 2 5k indoor all times and two more top three AT marks

Wesley Frazier leads a strong group of North Carolina girls into the Armory for the final meet of the indoor season.

A list of Virginian girls competing this weekend at the New Balance Indoor Nationals on March 8th through 10th at the Armory in New York City. 

Kentucky has a full load flying up to New York for the New Balance Indoor Nationals this weekend.  

The New Balance National Indoor Championships begin tomorrow with the Emerging Elite races and continue through Sunday with excitement and drama at every bank of the track.  Keep your browser right here all weekend long for up-to-date ONSITE coverage!

A list of Virginian boys competing this weekend at the New Balance Indoor Nationals on March 8th through 10th at the Armory in New York City. 

scrunners.com will be onsite at the Diamond Hornets Invitational.

MaineTrackXC will be on site for part of Friday's action & all day Saturday as we cover the top Maine kids who wil be competing. Make sure you check out our Live Twitter feed, as well as results, and hopefully many record breaking performances this weekend from NYC at the New Balance

Day 1 highlights and updates from Friday's performances by Virginians at the 2013 New Balance Indoor Nationals in New York City.

Day One - Kentucky Action at Indoor Nationals

Day 2 highlights by the Virginians at the 2013 New Balance Indoor Nationals.

 NEW JERSEY DOING THEIR THING AT NATIONALS! 

Day 2 Action at Indoor Nationals

NEW YORK –Kendell Williams came into the New Balance Nationals looking to defend her title in the pentathlon.  The senior from Kell High in Georgia accomplished that goal and more on Saturday, leaving the Armory with a national record.

A quick look of weekend action from the state.

  Rhode Island athletes fared well on Saturday during Day 2 of the New Balance Nationals in New York City.

Butler Senior Tretez Kinnaird finished third in the 800m Run at New Balance Indoor Nationals today.

Oscar Smith's Michael Cherry in the 400 and Westfield's Nathan Kiley in the 800 winning national titles lead as the top performances by Virginians on the final day of the 2013 New Balance Nationals.

Wesley Frazier pulled off a stunning comeback in the 5000, netting herself a national record and the highlight of the season.

Elise Cranny stayed behind Hannah Meier for the first seven laps before bumping up the pace to finish in a negative-split 4:40.62. Photo by Don Rich, Penn Track XC. Free content.