Noah Affolder took the state by storm last season. He put on a show at the indoor state meet, anchoring two winning relays, taking second in the 800 meters, and winning the mile. Noah, who moved to PA with his brother Sam, had a nice one-year stay in the Keystone State, but Noah has graduated and Sam transferred to Loudoun Valley in Virginia.
So who will take the top spot? Well, the event is loaded with talent. Four medalists are back, as well at the boy at the top of the list, who didn't contest the mile at indoor states. It's going to get fast.
Bishop Shanahan's Josh Hoey tops the list. His focus was on the 800 meters last winter at states (he won in 1:52), but he did come back to run 4:08.59 to take sixth at New Balance Nationals Indoor. Hoey had also won the prestigious New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston (on live TV no less!), so look for some fast times from the senior and Oregon signee.
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