Isaiah Moore

No surprises here - Isaiah Moore tops the rankings, and sets a trend that we'll see repeated: hurdler/jumpers score a lot of points.

Isaiah Moore dropped an astounding 0.24 off of his previous PR in the 110 Hurdles, moving into the top 3 in state history.

Three of North Carolina's six national championships came from expected stars, but the other three were more surprising.

Some of North Carolina's best still have things to prove on the national stage, and some may be satisfied with their careers.

That's more like it - after a low-key regular season, Isaiah Moore (Cummings) is now on top of the rankings in 3 events.

Isaiah Moore (Cummings) closed out his stellar career with 3 more individual titles, bringing his total to 13.

North Carolina athletes have run well all weekend, breaking records, but still searching for the state's first national title of the year.

The Hugh M. Cummings senior hasn't lost a state championship race in the high hurdles over his entire career.

After all of the fireworks over the weekend, Isaiah Moore (Cummings) still dominates the rankings in his two signature events.

A list of the top 50 high school senior boys indoor track & field performances in each event based on performances entered in the MileSplit database as of January 14th. A good tool and resourcing for college coaches in scouting and targeting the top potential recruits in the nation currently.

Cummings' Isaiah Moore reasserted himself on Sunday, reminding everyone of his potential on the national stage.

Charminique Hackney (Cary) continues her meteoric rise, reaching all the way to the national lead in the 55 Dash.

A small handful of North Carolina athletes are knocking on the door of all-time greatness, but some records are tougher to reach than others.

Raven Saunders (Burke HS, SC) stole the show from the Invitational Events and wrote herself into the indoor all-time national rankings.

Who will turn out to be North Carolina's biggest star by the end of the season?  Right now it has to be Isaiah Moore.

North Carolina track fans are the luckiest in the country: we get to watch these two multiple-event leaders again next year.

Two of North Carolina's best established themselves as contenders for best in the nation in the 2014 season.

DONETSK, UKRAINE - Team USA won six medals and advanced many more athletes to the next round of competition during Thursday’s evening session to move atop the placing table at the IAAF World Youth Championships.

What's more impressive - that a 2A school like Cummings can rank so high, or that they can do it with so few scorers?

Wesley Frazier always matches up well against national competition, but sister Ryen is a bit of a wild card in the two mile.

Sisters Ryen and Wesley Frazier are both Seattle-bound this weekend, looking to justify the name of the meet.