The most dominant sprinter in state history, Fahnbulleh holds 5 of the top 15 100m marks of all-time and 6 of the top 15 200m marks of all-time. He did most of his damage in 2019 with 7 of those marks. In that season he went undefeated in all finals and only lost once in the New Balance Nationals Outdoor 200m prelim. With the promise he showed in Minnesota, Fhanbulleh has translated that to the collegiate level with a national title, and a trip to the Olympics last year.

If we only had to pick one sprinter for both the 100m and 200m we'd pick Fahnbulleh, but we have to give a shoutout to Evan McClellon. McClellon owns 5 of the top 15 100m times of all-time in Minnesota and 3 of the top 15 200m times of all-time.