What Happened to the Fastest High School Girls?

In 2015 Candace Hill became the first high school girl ever to run under 11 seconds. She was sixteen, and that December she signed a ten-year pro deal. So where are the biggest high school sprint phenoms of the last decade now? I ranked ten of them from least to most accomplished, followed every one from high school to today, and kept score on one question: did she ever run faster than she did in high school? 📊 See where your times fit at every college level (free): https://trackandfieldstandards.com/?u... 👉 Parents of high school track & field athletes: if college coaches still don't know your athlete's name, apply for Preferred Recruit here: https://app.thepreferredrecruit.com/p... 📸 Instagram:   / preferredrecruit   In this video: Mia Brahe-Pedersen, Shawnti Jackson, Candace Hill, Ariana Washington, Tamari Davis, Kaylin Whitney, Briana Williams, TeeTee Terry, Sha'Carri Richardson and Sydney McLaughlin. CHAPTERS 0:00 Ten phenoms, one question 0:54 1. Mia Brahe-Pedersen 1:52 2. Shawnti Jackson 2:50 3. Candace Hill 3:46 4. Ariana Washington 4:40 5. Tamari Davis 5:13 6. Kaylin Whitney 5:56 7. Briana Williams 6:44 8. TeeTee Terry 7:37 9. Sha'Carri Richardson 8:48 10. Sydney McLaughlin 9:50 How many got faster? Which of these women still has her fastest race ahead of her? Tell me in the comments. About Preferred Recruit: done-for-you college recruiting for track & field families. Our athletes have earned $10M+ in scholarships. Sources: World Athletics athlete profiles, athletic.net, MileSplit, TFRRS, official school and team bios, and recent news coverage (each athlete's latest results checked November 2026). Footage courtesy of: NBC Sports, NCAA Championships, World Athletics, RunnerSpace, Athletics Videos, akaawack, KGW News, The562.org, Amazinginna1, IAAF Athletics, Dumas Track Vids, USA Track and Field, Rad Squad, Track Life Productions, Olympic Games, Ron Jones, NFHS Network, CITIUS MAG, Seth Jenny Athletics. All clips are used for commentary and education. Thank you to the filmers and broadcasters who captured these races. Thumbnail photos: Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0, CC BY-SA 4.0, GFDL), The Dallas Morning News, The Oregonian/OregonLive, USA TODAY Sports, Arkansas Razorbacks. Music: provided by LCS Beats    / @lcsprod   #trackandfield #highschooltrack #sprinting