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May 15, 2022

Wiley selected as April Athlete of the Month


 
 

Addison Wiley, 18, of Huntington has been named the USATF Indiana Athlete of the Month for April 2022.   Wiley is a senior at Huntington North High School and has announced she will matriculate to the University of Colorado following graduation.  She was the 2021 USATF Indiana Athlete of the Year (U20 Track & Field).

On April 11, Wiley won the 1500m at The Monday Meet at Indiana Tech running 4:19.39.  The time is the #47 time ever run by a U.S. U20 athlete. 

Four days later, she won the Flashes Showcase Miracle Mile in a meet record time of 4:42.67 (4:40.03 1600m).  Other than the 1600m state record of 4:36.53, that she owns, no one in Indiana state history has ever run as fast for the 1600m distance.

She finished off the month of April by running 10:27.08 at the Lime City Relays in Huntington on April 30.  Wiley has a career best of 10:16.91 (#6 Indiana all-time) but her time at the Lime City meet has only been bettered by 12 other girls in Indiana history.
 

April Results for Addison Wiley

The Monday Meet at Indiana Tech (April 11; Huntington, IN)
Flashes Showcase Miracle Mile (April 15; Franklin, IN)
Lime City Relays (April 30; Huntington, IN)
 

Other notable performances by USATF Indiana members in March

  • Mike Cole - At the USATF Masters 10 km Championships in Dedham, MA, Cole, 46, finished second in the the M45-49 division running 33:46.
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  • Kya Crooke - At the Talon Relays, Crooke, 15, cleared 5-10 in the high jump (#10 Indiana all-time).
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  • Jesse Davis - At the USATF Masters 10 km Championships in Dedham, MA, Davis, 40, won the M40-44 division running 32:08.

  • Cody Johnston - At the Deerfield Invitational, Johnston, 18, won the Pole Vault clearing 17-0 (#7 Indiana high school all-time.        
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  • Reese Kilbarger-Stumpff - At the Carmel Distance Showcase, Kilbarger-Stumpff, 18, finished second in the 3200m running 8:55.22.

  • Kole Mathison  - At the Flashes Showcase Miracle Mile, Mathison, 17, won the invitational division running 4:15.83.  Then at the Carmel Distance Showcase he finished third in the 3200m running 9:01.31.  Also ran 1:54.36 for 800m.
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  • John Poray, Jr. - At the USATF Masters 10 km Championships in Dedham, MA, Cole, 45, finished second in the the M40-44 division running 33:05.

 

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