Yes, it is amazing.
And there's another high school girl we should mention - Sophie Haag.
She's in Florida and has a wind legal time of 11.44. That puts her in the Top 10 of high school girls this year, along with Mia Brahe-Pedersen and Victoria Cameron of Texas.
It's amazing how the girls have started coming through in the past several years - Prandini, Hannah Cunliffe, Marybeth Sant-Price, Abby Steiner, and now this year's crop, especially Brahe-Pedersen.
Whether in Europe or here in the United States I feel the women sprinters from high school, college and at the professional level have out done the men. It's really not even close. We've see Jenna Prandinni on the US National Team (Professional Track) as well as Mary Beth Sant Price and now Abby Steiner. Even Hannah Cunliffe has had smaller amounts of success at the highest level.
Ok that being said when are the men gonna break through? We lose alot of white guys to baseball, basketball, football and even other sports not to mention careers outside of sports. Regardless, it's time fot\r guys like Boling and many others that follow to take that next step and make the US National Team. Jeremy Wariner and others have done it but we haven't seen a White American Born Pro 100/200 Meters Sprinter in a long time. I know our guys can do it but they have to prove it. It's all starts with confidence and swagger. Then you get the best coaching, trainers, dietician and stick to the plan. Too many of our guys give up early.
Even if I was a sprinter like Coby Hilton, John Teeters, Devin Quinn or others at the worst case scenario I would move to Europe and run there.
Your still chasing your dream. Our guys just give up track too soon. I know it's hard but you can still chase the dream if you want it bad enough!