All-Time High School and Pro Marks Highlight This Week's Performance of the Week List

It was a big week for prep athletes, with numerous changes to the all-time lists, including the 10th high school boy to break four-minutes in the mile. The adidas Boost Boston Games produced three of this week's entries, including two all-time world bests. 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. This week's voting period has been extended until mid-day Tuesday.

Joseph Anderson: The high school senior from Upland CA won the 110-meter hurdles at the CIF State Championships in a US#6 all-time 13.33. He also won the 300-meter hurdles in a US #3 36.02.

Tori Bowie: The 2016 Olympian won the 150 meters at the adidas Boost Boston Games in a straight world best 16.30, besting Allyson Felix's previous world best. The 150 meters is not a record eligible event, per the IAAF.

Reed Brown: The high school senior from Southlake Carroll TX became the 10th high school boy to break the four-minute mile, running 3:59.30 at the Festival of Miles. He is now the #4 prep of all-time. 

Thomas Burns: The high school junior from Miami Northwestern FL won the 300-meter hurdles at the Great Southwest Classic with a junior class record and US#2 all-time 35.25.

Tyrese Cooper: The high school sophomore from Miami Norland FL ran a sophomore class #2 45.38 in the 400 meters to win at the Great Southwest Classic. He leads the country by 0.32 seconds.

Tara Davis: The high school senior from Agoura CA ran the all-time best all-conditions prep 100-meter hurdles to win the CIF State Championships in 12.83 (+3.7m/s). She also won the long jump with a leap of 22-1.25 (6.73m) and the triple jump with a mark of 42-11.75 (13.10m), but she jumped a US#3 43-4 (13.20m) in the prelims Friday.

Titiana Marsh: The high school junior from Thomas Dale VA won the triple jump at the VHSL Group 6A State Championships with a mark of 43-5 (13.23m), making her the US#8 all-time prep performer.

Sydney McLaughlin: The high school senior from Union Catholic NJ put together a stellar weekend at the NJSIAA Non-Public A Championships, winning the 200 meters in a wind-legal US#1 22.96, the 400 meters in a US#1 51.88 and the 400-meter hurdles in a new high school and world U20 record 54.03. Her 400-meter and 400-meter hurdle races made for the fourth one-day double in the world all-time.

Shaunae Miller-Uibo: The 2016 Olympian from the Bahamas won the 200 meters at the adidas Boost Boston Games in a new straight world best of 21.76. The straight 200 meters is not a record eligible event, per the IAAF.

Turner Washington: The high school senior from Canyon del Oro AZ threw the junior weight discus (1.75kg) 212-0 (64.61m) at the Iron Wood Throws Classic. That is the #2 prep performance of all-time.

Samantha Watson: The high school senior from Rush Henrietta NY ran the 800 meters at the adidas Boost Boston Games instead of her state qualifier to chase the IAAF World Championships standard. She got it, running 2:00.78 for second, making her the #3 prep all-time.