Top Mt. SAC Relays Performances Lead This Week's Performance of the Week List

This week featured top performances from across the country including seven top marks from Southern California at the Mt. SAC Relays and the Azusa Pacific Bryan Clay Invitational. There are an American record, two collegiate records, five world-leading marks and more to choose from. 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

Shae Anderson: The high school senior from Norco CA ran a massive personal best to win the 400 meters at the Mt. SAC Relays in a US#1 51.99, making her the #16 prep of all-time.

Josh Kerr: The New Mexico sophomore won the 1,500 meters at the Azusa Pacific Bryan Clay Invitational in a world-leading 3:35.99, #6 on the all-time collegiate list.

Shelby Moran: The high school junior from Sherwood OR broke the eight-year-old Oregon state record in the discus with a throw of 162-10 (49.63m) at the Oregon Relays.

Clayton Murphy: The 2016 Olympian ran the second-fastest time of his career with a world-leading 1:43.60 to win the 800 meters at the Mt. SAC Relays. That time is good enough to have ranked top 10 in the world the past 10 years.

Oregon Women: The Oregon Ducks quartet of Makenzie Dunmore, Deajah Stevens, Hannah Cunliffe and Ariana Washington broke their own collegiate record in the 4x100 relay at the Mt. SAC Relay in a world-leading 42.12, pushed to the line by the team from LSU (42.14).

Raevyn Rogers: The Oregon junior broke the 27-year-old collegiate record in the 800 meters by 0.01 seconds at the Mt. SAC Relays with a world-leading 1:59.10.

Dafne Schippers: The 2016 Olympian ran the fastest wind-legal marks in the world in the 100 and 200 meters at the Azusa Pacific Bryan Clay Invitational, running 10.95 and 22.29 respectively.

Cooper Teare: The high school senior from St. Joseph Notre Dame CA won the high school mile at the Mt. SAC Relays by 10 seconds, crossing the line in 4:00.16, making him the US#10 all-time performer.

Ben True: The American distance runner broke his own 5-kilometer American record by winning the B.A.A. 5-K in Boston with a time of 13:20.

Vernon Turner: The high school senior from Yukon OK cleared 7-6 (2.28m) in the high jump at the Yukon Classic, a US#2 all-time performance and Oklahoma state record, before barely missing at what would have been a high school record of 7-7.25 (2.31m).