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SUNDAY: UPSET WINS BY HALL, NYE TOP AWESOME FINALE
Cheserek and Graham take three golds each
NBN Indoors Notebook: Cain happy with change - By Doug Binder
Malone and Nye ascend, halt Cheserek's reign - By Rich Gonzalez
Hall's huge win over Wilson ignites super Sunday - By Doug Binder

HIGHLIGHTS
** G-60H: Soph class USR and US#1 8.19 by Dior Hall CO (#2 all-time) in stunning Trinity Wilson CA (4th 8.39) and a great field.
** B-1M/2M: US#5 4:08.67 by Brad Nye UT, denying Ed Cheserek (2nd, 4:09.07) his quadruple gold in stunning fashion with a final lap kick. Cheserek had won the deuce in 8:50.53, 2nd only to his US#1 8:43.16. He finishes with 3 wins and 1 2nd. Great US#4 9:00.06 PR for Adam Visokay VA for 2nd in the 2M.
** B-400/200: 46.57 by Najee GlassNJ, nipping rival Aldrich Bailey TX 46.59 for the 2nd time in three weeks. They are #3-4 all-time (legal tracks), though it was slower than their Brooks PR times of 46.06 and 46.07. Bailey comes back and wins the 200 in 21.07, just off his US#1 20.99 and ahead of Arman Hall FL 21.22 from previous section.
** B-800: US#1 1:49.94 for Ben Malone NJ (#2 all-time and junior class record), holding off defending champ Zavon Watkins (US#2 1:50.11, #3 all-time), as well as daring leader Ned Willig PA (1:51.59) and 500/600 USR holder Stymar Livingston NY.
** G-4x200/4x400: US#1s 1:36.35 and 3:43.02 double by Wakefield (Junior Striders) NC. They were #2 all-time in the 4x2 and #8 a-t in the 4x4. Wakefield's Ariah Graham, with 400 gold as well, scores 3 golds.
** G-1 Mile: US#1 4:42.60 by Hannah Meier MI (#4 all-time), defending her title and kicking away from Angel Piccirillo PA (4:45.05) and Brianna Nerud NY (4:45.29).
** G-800: 2:06.58 for Ajee Wilson NJ, off her US#1 2:04.13, but defending her title while holding off Mary Cain NY US#2 2:07.26.
** G-WT: US#1 63-1.5 by Throw1Deep star Avana Story GA (#2 all-time) to win by more than five feet.
** B-WT: US#1 80-11.75 by Rudy Winkler NY (#8 all-time), blowing his PR away by four feet and winning by five feet.
** G-TJ: US#1 42-5.25 by Carla Forbes MA (#10 all-time), and giving her two TJ ('10 and '12) and three career horizontal jump (also '11 LJ) national titles.
** B-4x400: 3:16.78 by Boys and Girls NY, just off their US#1 mark and completing a 2-day 4x8/4x4 double.
** B-4x200: US#2 1:28.46 by Trenton Central NJ, anchored by hurdles star Jermaine Collier.
** G-60: 7.32 by Jennifer Madu TX, barely off her US#2 7.31. Defending champ Myasia Jacobs NJ injured after semi and did not start.
** B-60H: 7.70 by Donovan Robertson OH, as he dove/fell at the finish and barely got across the line. The mark was 2nd only to his USR 7.57 and he beat Dondre Echols (US#2 7.71) by .01. Echols is =#8 all-time.
** G-200: US#1 23.82 by Destinee Gause OH, winning out of the second section after Deajah Stevens NY could not top it (23.98) in the fast section.
** G-400: US#4 53.95 by Ariah Graham NC. Top qualifier Precious Holmes CT scratched after falling during her team's SMR win Saturday.
** B-60: US#3 6.72 by Tevin Hester NC, edging semis leader Brandon Bobb by .01.
** G-PV: 12-8.75 by Alyssa McBride OH, who shares US#1 at 13-0.
** B-TJ: US#7 48-10.75 by Imani Brown PA, adding to his NBON TJ title last spring.
** G-2 Mile: US#6 10:25.30 by Carmen Carlos AL, edging Rachel Paul NY (10:25.82) in the final meters.
** G-60H Semis: Soph class USR and US#2 8.25 by Dior Hall CO in leading qualifying to final. US#1 Trinity Wilson CA runs 8.31 to win her semi.

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SATURDAY: CHARIHO RI BOYS 17:20.20 4X1 MILE USR!
Chariho boys win one for Rhode Island with 4x1 Mile USR - By Doug Binder

HIGHLIGHTS
** B-4x1 Mile: USR 17:20.20 Chariho RI with reported legs of 4:24.1, 4:15.6, 4:28.8 and 4:11.7 (Mike Marsella). Shaker NY 2nd in 17:21.56, also under the old USR of 17:21.58, while defending champ CBA NJ was 4th.
** G-4x1 Mile: US#1 20:00.97 by Tatnall (Adrenaline) DE (#2 all-time) with legs of (approx.) 5:03-5:03-5:00-4:54 (5k runner-up Haley Pierce). Saratoga (Kinetic) 2nd in 20:16.23, #6 all-time.
** B-4x800: US#1 7:41.10 by Boys and Girls NY (#2 all-time), with a 1:52.1 anchor by Robert Rhodes. They were followed Cherokee NJ (7:43.64), Kellenburg NY (7:43.84), and Pope John XXIII (7:44.06), who move to #7/8/10 all-time.
** B-1600 SMR: US#1 3:25.88 by St. Benedict's NJ (#4 all-time), completing DMR/SMR double. Ed Cheserek anchored in 1:51.2 and held off several of the country's best 800 runners (4 others under 1:52).
** G-4x800: US#1 8:58.18 by Fayetteville-Manlius (Stotan Racing) NY (#4 all-time), building a big lead and holding off LaSalle RI (US#2 9:02.84) and three others under 9:12.
** G-1600 SMR: US#1 4:00.58 by Hillhouse CT, with two more under 4:03.
** G-SP: US#1 51-0.75 by Torie Owers GA (#11 all-time). US#5 48-0.75 for Theresa Picciallo NJ in 2nd.
** G-LJ: US#2 20-1.5 by Sydney Conley AR, matching her previous best and beating a great field of four 20+ leapers. US#6 19-11.5 for Jasmine Todd AZ in 2nd.
** B-SP: 68-10.75 by Braheme Days, Jr. NJ. While well short of his US#1, he won by about 8 feet.
** B-PV: 17-0 by Jacob Blankenship OH to add to his NBON title last June and beating a great field.
** B-LJ: 24-0.75 by Devin Field TX, as he overcame injury for the victory.
** G-1M RW: US#1 7:28.13 by Abby Dunn ME.
** G-Pent.: US#1 3,740 by Kendell Williams GA, defending her title just short of her 3,792 last year. Her marks: 8.60 60H, 5-10 HJ, 29-11.5 SP, 18-9 LJ, 2:41.43 800.
** 4x200 Pre: US#1 1:36.79 by Martin Luther King (Sprint Athletics) GA (#4 all-time) to lead qualifying. Top boys squad: Penn Wood PA 1:29.36
** 60H Pre: 8.26 by Trinity Wilson CA, just .03 off her US#1 and #2 all-time mark from Simplot, paces the girls. Trey Holloway VA US#4 7.80 tops the boys.
** 60 Pre: US#4 6.76 by Jeryl Brazil LA to pace boys. Myasia Jacobs NJ and Khamica Bingham CAN both 7.50 to top girls.

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FRIDAY: 16:19.69 5K USR FOR ERIN FINN!!!!
Videos: DyeCast Friday Recap | Erin Finn Interview
No one catches Finn this time: 16:19.69 USR - By Doug Binder
Mixed grades for Cheserek's DMR anchor - By Rich Gonzalez

HIGHLIGHTS
** G-5k: USR 16:19.69 for Erin Finn MI MI, who split 5:07-10:23-15:41 for her 1600s. Haley Pierce DE also broke the previous USR in 2nd with 16:31.86 in 2nd.
** G-DMR: US#1 11:39.29 for Grosse Pointe South MI (#4 all-time), with Hannah Meier anchoring in 4:47.3.
** G-HJ: US#1 5-11.25 for Kendell Williams GA (#15 all-time), clearing 5-9.25 on her third attempt, then the winning height on her first.
** B-5k: US#2 14:37.25 for Dan Lennon NY, barely outkicking Dallin Farnsworth ID 14:37.32.
** B-DMR: US#2 10:10.08 for St. Benedict's NJ (just improving on their own mark), with Edward Cheserek anchoring in 4:07. He went out in 55 to take the lead, then went on cruise control until the final 150.

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PREVIEWS
** - Friday's Previews and Predictions by Steve Underwood
** - Super boys PV'ers take alternate routes to the top by Doug Binder
** - Baker's Dozen: SteveU's Top 13 Storylines for the Weekend by Steve Underwood
** - 5,000-meter rematch looms for elite girls distance trio by Doug Binder
** - US World Youth relay teammates are rivals again in 400 by Doug Binder
More to come

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This the second year of a single indoor national championship following 12 years of duelling meets - Nike Indoor Nationals and National Scholastic Indoor Championships (NSIC). NSIC went out of business after its 28th annual meet in 2010. Meanwhile, New Balance took over sponsorship of the National Scholastic Sports Foundation's indoor championship; it operated as the Nike Indoor Nationals from 1999 to 2010, moving from Columbus, Ohio to Bloomington, Indiana to Reggie Lewis Center in Boston.