From Lexington, Kentucky to Albuquerque, New Mexico, world leading times were thrown down in multiple events to highlight the second major weekend of indoor competition around the nation. We broke down the most notable performances: 

Rod McCravy Memorial Men’s 60m Dash
New Balance's Trayvon Bromell ran a 6.54 world lead!



Rod McCravy Memorial Women’s 60m Hurdles
Former Kentucky NCAA Champion and now adidas athlete Kendra Harrison ran a world lead of 7.83 in the 60m hurdles.



Cherry & Silver Invitational Men's Mile
UTEP's Jonah Koech ran an NCAA lead via altitude conversion at the Cherry & Silver Invitational in Albuquerque! (4:05.26 -> 3:59.92!)

Jonah Koech just ran FASTEST mile in NCAA this year with an altitude converted 3:59.92! #MinerStrong https://t.co/ScSoPWg3LD

— UTEP Track & Field (@UTEPTrack) January 23, 2016

Conference Clash Women’s 200m Dash
Tennessee's Felicia Brown ran a world lead of 22.88 in the 200m in Birmingham, Ala.!

WOW! @hotfeetfe runs a TENNESSEE RECORD 22.88 in 200m final! pic.twitter.com/Wma18dXWgj

— UT Track & Field/XC (@Vol_Track) January 23, 2016

Conference Clash Men’s 200m Dash
LSU's Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake followed Brown with a world lead of 20.57 in the 200m!

CHAMPION! LSU's @WurldOfBlake blasts a lifetime PR of 20.57 to win the men's 200 meters! NCAA LEADER! WORLD LEADER! pic.twitter.com/JZzkXWqqal

— LSUTrackField (@LSUTrackField) January 23, 2016