A Big Week for Preps and Pros

The championship season of indoor track and field is upon us and that has made for some big performances, including two high school record, a world all-time best and a world record. High school athletes and professionals alike were in action at the USATF Indoor Championships. The European Indoor Championships were also this week. View the choices and vote for this week's DyeStat Performance of the Week!

Note: Voting closes at the end of the day Monday and we'll announce this week's winner on Tuesday

Gwen Berry: The 2016 Olympian established a new world all-time best in the women's weight throw at the USATF Indoor Championships in Albuquerque, N.M. with a mark of 84-0 (25.60m).

Erica Bougard: The two-time senior Team USA, competing all three days at the USATF Indoor Championships, won the pentathlon with 4,558 points Friday, won the long jump with a leap of 21-1.50 (6.44m) on Saturday and finished fifth in the high jump with a clearance of 5-9.75 (1.77m) on Sunday.

Kelsey Chmiel: The high school standout from Saratoga Springs NY broke the sophomore girls national class record in the 3,000 meters at the NYPHSAA Track and Field Championships in New York with a time of 9:26.28, making her the #10 all-time prep performer indoors.

Keni Harrison: The 100-meter hurdles world record holder tied the meet record in the 60-meter hurdles at the USATF Indoor Championships with a time of 7.74, just off the American record of 7.72. She leads the world this year.

Candace Hill: The Rockdale County GA senior and ASICS-sponsored pro set the world junior all-time best in the 300 meters by finishing third at the USATF Indoor Championships from the 'B' final with a time of 36.56. The indoor 300 meters is not a record event according to the IAAF.

Noah Lyles: The World U20 100-meter champion broke the meet record in the prelims of the 300 meters at the USATF Indoor Championships with a time of 32.16. He then went on to set the world all-time best in the final with a time of 31.87. The indoor 300 meters is not a record event according to the IAAF.

Laura Muir: The 2016 Olympian from Great Britain earned gold medals in both the 1,500 and 3,000 meters at the European Indoor Championships in Belgrade, Serbia. She won the 1,500 meters in 4:02.39, a new meet and British record, and the 3,000 meters in 8:35.67, also a meet record.

Adrian "Tripp" Piperi: The high school senior from The Woodlands TX won the outdoor shot put at the Katy ISD Bubba Fife Relays with a US#5 all-time 74-11.5 (22.85m).

Ivana Spanovic: The 2016 Olympian from Serbia dominated the women's long jump in front of a home crowd, leaping out to a mark of 23-9 (7.24m). It was the #7 indoor jump of all-time and makes her the #3 all-time performer indoors.

Samantha Watson: The high school senior from Rush Henrietta NY broke the high school record in the 1,000 meters Saturday in the prelims at the USATF Indoor Championships, running 2:43.18. In the final Sunday, she shattered the record again, running 2:40.72 with a fourth-place finish.

Alyssa Wilson: The high school senior from Monsignor Donovan NJ shattered the high school record in the shot put with a mark of 57-5.50 (17.51m) to win the Eastern States Indoor Championships at The Armory in New York.