Top Distance and Marathon Performances Highlight This Week's Performance of the Week List

This week saw two major marathons in the Boston Marathon and the London Marathon. We also saw a collegiate record and high school sophomore class record. In all, eight of this week's top performances were at 1,500 meters or longer. 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.

Sean Burrell: The high school sophomore from Zachary LA had a big day at the LHSAA District 4-5A Championships, running a US#5 20.77 for 200 meters, a US#2 45.88 for 400 meters, 14.61 for 110-meter hurdles and he ran a leg on a 4x100 relay that finished in 41.32.

Mariah Castillo: The high school senior from Saugus CA won the mile at the Mt. SAC Relays in a US#1 4:45.24, booking her ticket to the Brooks PR Invitational.

Vivian Cheruiyot: The Kenyan distance runner won the London Marathon in her second career marathon, finishing in 2:18:31, making her the fourth-fastest performer of all-time.

Katelynne Hart: The high school sophomore from Glenbard West IL broke the sophomore class record in the 3,200 meters at the Sue Pariseau Invitational, running 9:52.02.

Dustin Horter: The high school senior from Dakota East OH ran a US#1 8:48.62 for 3,200 meters at the Eastern Relays in a race that saw five boys break nine minutes.

Yuki Kawauchi: The distance runner from Japan overcame cold, wet and windy conditions to win the Boston Marathon in 2:15:58, his 79th sub-2:20:00 marathon.

Josh Kerr: The New Mexico junior won the 1,500 meters at the Bryan Clay Invitational in a collegiate-record 3:35.01.The former record was set in 1981.

Eliud Kipchoge: The Kenyan distance runner outlasted the field and the heat to win the London Marathon in 2:04:17. His win also gave him the Abbott World Marathon Majors Series XI title.

Desiree Linden: The American distance runner became the first U.S. woman to win the Boston Marathon in 33 years with her 2018 win, running 2:39:54. This was her first marathon win.

Twanisha Terry: The USC freshman won the 100 meters at the Mt. SAC Relays in a wind-legal 10.99. That ties her for 10th on the collegiate all-time performer list and equals No. 4 in World U20 history.