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Catch up on a magical day in HS track & field history.
Complete info for the stacked lineup of MileSplit live events this week!
What are the best marks in every event from the Last Chance Invitational? Let's look back and see!
Anyone around Alabama Track & Field prior to 2008 remembers The Barn. Let's look back at the top 20 performances in each event (in our database) from the Last Chance Invitational from the "Barn Years."
Here's what to watch for in Birmingham! Photo via Image of Sport.
This year's Last Chance Invitational is slammed full of talent and it looks like several of the meet records could fall. Which ones? Take a look.
The Last Chance Meet is huge this year. 2597 athletes across 161 teams from Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia will be competing this year. Among them are some of the best in the nation.
Xpress Timing has released the Heat Sheets for the Last Chance Invitational.
Can't make it to the Last Chance Invitational? We have you covered. We will be live streaming the meet both days.
Watch nation's top sprinters hit the track starting at 5:00pm!
Photo via Image of Sport; three US top-three times were recorded on Friday night.
Margaret Ollinger cleared 13-2.25 Friday night to improve her national ranking to US#3! The McGill senior has signed with Vanderbilt to compete for the Commodores next year.
Watch day 1 race videos from the 2016 CrossPlex Last Chance Invitational in Birmingham.
Miss any of the action from the Last Chance Invitational? WATCH it again! All the races have been uploaded!
Watch race between one of Georgia's best in Savannah Carnahan and Alabama's best in Amaris Tyynismaa in the girls 3200 at the Last Chance Invite.
The best in the southeast gathered Friday and Saturday as 161 teams representing 3 states competed in the Last Chance Invitational.
Check out the top 25 girls performances all-time in the MileSplit database at the Birmingham Crossplex in Alabama.
A host of talented 400 meter girls could return for this indoor season. Mississippi does not have an official indoor season but a number of teams compete out of state.