Rynell Parson

Here are the top all-time performers in the Texas boys indoor 60 meters.

Friday through Sunday, the Southeastern Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships come to the University of Kentucky's Nutter Field House. (via www.kentucky.com)

David FloresSan Antonio Express-News AUSTIN — Stevens sophomore Rynell Parson was warming up before the 100-meter dash finals Saturday when former San Antonio record-holder Mark McNeil walked into Myers Stadium with personal trainer Bay-Bay McClinton. McClinton pointed Parson out to McNeil, who never has met the 16-year-old phenom, as they caught their first glimpse of the UIL Class 5A state track and field championships. Within earshot of Parson, McNeil thought about speaking to him briefly. "But I decided not to," McNeil said. "He was focusing on the race and I didn't want to bother him. He looked ready to go." McNeil, a 1980 Sam Houston graduate who owned the San Antonio high school record in the 100 before Parson broke it this spring, was right. MORE OF SA EXPRESS NEWS ARTCILE 

Dan McCarneyExpress-News It was only an early-season invitational, with the participants more concerned about working themselves into shape than with their actual performances. Yet as Stevens phenom Rynell Parson eased himself into the blocks Saturday at East Central for the 100-meter finals, the ensuing buzz couldn't have been more palpable.

The UH/All-Comers Meet in Houston had some great High School Indoor times. Led by Fort Worth Dunbar's JR Victoria Jordan. ran #3 all-time indoor 60m with a quick 7.24. That time would put her on top of the NCAA List. Another young sprinter continued his solid indoor season. Rynell Parsons tied the Sophomore indoor record with a 6.73 60m. The scary part was that it was in the prelims. He had a false start in the finals and did not have a chance to lower the record. Mansfield Sophomore  Pole Vaulter Shade  Weygandt continued a great season with a 12-05.50 clearance.  She holds the class record with a 13-00.00 in Reno early this year.Results Found Here