106th Millrose Games

Published: Feb 18, 2013 7:30 AM EST

High School Girls’ Mile

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A wide open thirteen girl field prepares to toe the line in the New Balance High School Mile at the Armory on February 16 as part of the 106th Millrose Games.

High School Girls’ Mile

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Laura Leff from West Gennesee (N.Y.) hopes to spring ahead of the competition and grab the title. Leff finished third in a time of 4:54.71.

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High School Girls’ Mile

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Eventual champion Sabrina Southerland from Benjamin Cardozo (N.Y.) hangs off the shoulder of leader Kennedy Weisner from Elk County Catholic (Pa.). Southerland crossed the line in 4:51.91

High School Girls’ Mile

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Cardozo's Sabrina Southerland HS mile champ, "It's a dream come true. I was praying I'd win. I just left it all on the track."

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Wanamaker Women’s Mile

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Canadian Olympian and former Villanova star Sheila Reid runs an Armory best 4:27.02 to win the NYRR Wanamaker Women's Mile.

Wanamaker Women’s Mile

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Wanamaker Women's Mile Champion Sheila Reid, "This was a really fun race. I couldn't stop smiling at the end. I struggled here last year, and it was really nice to win tonight. I had a few more gears if I had needed them."

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Wanamaker Women’s Mile

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High School phenom Mary Cain finishes second in the Wanamaker Mile and broke her own American high school indoor record by over 4 seconds in 4:28.25.

Two-Mile Record Challenge

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Will Lear sports the best mustache in track and field in the warm-up zone before competing in the Men's Two-Mile Record Challenge.

Two-Mile Record Challenge

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Bernard Lagat laces up his cheetah spikes prior to setting a new American record for the two-mile run (8:09.49). Lagat now holds the American record in the 1500m, mile, 3,000m, two mile and 5,000m.

Howard Schmertz Women’s 600m

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Alysia Montaña smashes the American record in the 600m (1:23.59), "I definitely thought I was going to make the world record. I'm never running just to be up front. I was going to run strong, with poise and in control."

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Wanamaker Men’s Mile

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Defending Champ Matt Centrowitz waves to the crowd in the final event of the evening, the Wanamaker Mile. Centrowitz ran 3:51.34 to place second.

Wanamaker Men’s Mile

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Two-time Olympian Lopez Lomong receives the Wanamaker Mile trophy after setting a meet and facility record edging out Centrowitz for the title in 3:51.21.