Speed is the Name of the Game in This Week's Voting

It was a big week in track and field with a world record, a world best, multiple new world leads, three collegiate records, a high school record and much more.

The New Balance Indoor Grand Prix headlined a packed weekend of action, but the Penn State National Invitational and the Columbia East-West Challenge also provided multiple 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 on Tuesday

Trey Cunningham: The high school senior from Winfield AL shattered the high school indoor record for the 60-meter hurdles, running 7.49 at the Last Chance Invitational in Birmingham, AL.

Hannah Cunliffe: The Oregon junior ran a world-leading 7.13 for the 60-meter dash at the Columbia East-West Challenge at The Armory in New York City.

Brie Felnagle: The former NCAA champion ran 4:27.27 for the mile at the UW Invitational in Seattle, the fastest time in the world so far this year.

Isaiah Harris: The Penn State sophomore broke Emmanuel Korir’s eight-day-old world best in the indoor 600 meters to set a new collegiate record of 1:14.96 in his second-place finish at the Penn State National Invitational.

Casimir Loxsom: The 2015 World Championships Team USA member won the 600 meters at the Penn State National Invitational in a new world-best time of 1:14.91. The indoor 600 is not recognized by the IAAF as a record event.

Oregon Women: The Ducks quartet of freshman Lilli Burdon, senior Ashante Horsley, junior Raevyn Rogers and freshman Katie Rainsberger broke the distance medley relay collegiate record with a time of 10:48.77 at the Columbia East-West Challenge.

Gianna Rao: The high school junior from Ponaganset RI threw the #11 all-time mark in the girls weight throw with a new personal record of 60-8 (18.49m) at the Rhode Island Divisional Championship.

Texas A&M Men: The Aggies quartet of senior Fred Kerley, sophomore Richard Rose, freshman Devin Dixon and junior Mylik Kerley broke the 4x400-meter relay collegiate record with a time of 3:02.52 at the Razorback Invitational at the University of Arkansas. The time ranks #4 in the world all-time.

USA Women: The American quartet of Emma Coburn, Union Catholic NJ senior Sydney McLaughlin, Brenda Martinez and Jenny Simpson broke the distance medley relay world record with a time of 10:40.31 at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston.

Samantha Watson: The high school senior from Rush-Henrietta NY ran 2:03.94, a high school #3 all-time mark, finishing fourth in the pro race at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix.