Pole Vault and Distance Performances Highlight This Week's Performance of the Week List

What a week. We saw an American record, a world U20 record, a high school record, as well as numerous top world-leading performances. The UCS Spirit Pole Vault Summit, Great Edinburgh XCountry International Challenge and the Aramco Houston Half Marathon all provided top performances. 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 Tuesday.

Mikiah Brisco: The LSU senior ran a collegiate-leading 7.15 for 60 meters at the Corky Classic at Texas Tech, winning over teammate Aleia Hobbs by 0.06 seconds.

Kelsey Chmiel: The high school junior from Saratoga Springs NY won the junior women's race at the Great Edinburgh XCountry International Challenge, running running 14:10 for 4K to become the first American to win the U20 race since 2015.

Mondo Duplantis: The high school senior from Lafayette LA won the elite men's competition at the UCS Spirit Pole Vault Summit with a world U20 indoor record 19-1.5 (5.83m). He held the world lead for two days.

Maggie Ewen: The Arizona State senior won the shot put at Friday Night Duals at Arizona with a one-foot personal best and world-leading 60-6 (18.44m). She also finished second in the weight throw with a mark of 68-2.25 (20.78m).

Olivia Gruver: The Kentucky junior won the pole vault at the Kentucky Invitational with a collegiate-leading 15-1 (4.60m) clearance, which ranks No. 4 in the world. She took three failed attempts at breaking the collegiate record at 15-7.25 (4.76m).

Molly Huddle: The American distance star broke three American records at the Aramco Houston Half Marathon on her way to a seventh place finish. She passed 10 miles in 50:52, 20 kilometers in 1:03:48 and completed the half marathon in 1:07:25.

Danny Kilrea: The high school senior from Lyons Township IL finished fourth as the top American in the junior men's race at the Great Edinburgh XCountry International Challenge, running 19:24 for 6K.

Leonard Korir: The American distance runner won the men's senior race at Great Edinburgh XCountry International Challenge for the second straight year, running 24:32 for 8K.

Renaud Lavillenie: The French pole vaulter opened his season in Tignes with a world-leading 19-0.75 (5.81m) clearance, his best opener in four years. After losing his world lead to Duplantis, he regained it Sunday with a clearance of 19-2.75 (5.86m).

CJ Licata: The high school senior from Gill St. Bernard's NJ won the shot put at the Molloy Stanner Games with a US#1 64-5.5 (19.64m).

Sandi Morris: The World and Olympic silver medalist jumped a world-leading 16-0.75 (4.90m) to win the elite competition at the UCS Spirit Pole Vault Summit, her best since 2016.

Michael Saruni: The UTEP sophomore ran a world- and collegiate-leading 1:45.92 for 800 meters on the oversized track at Vanderbilt at the Commodore Invitational, winning by over two seconds.