It was a record-setting winter for Flowers, who kicked off her final indoor season by setting a state and national high school mark in the 20-pound weight throw (61'00.75") at the Brown Invitational. The Classical senior then shattered a 12-year-old state record in the shot put with her winning toss of 45-1/2 at the Rhody Invitational at URI. But she didn't stop there. At the R.I. Interscholastic Indoor State Championships, the Field MVP successfully defended her title in both the weight throw (57-9.25) and the shot put (46-3.75), once again breaking her own state mark in the shot. She placed third in the shot put (44-3.75) at the New England Championships, then less than a week later bettered her national weight throw record with a heave of 62-2 at the New England Invitational Weight Throw meet in Providence. Flowers -- who also posted victories in the weight throw at the New Balance Invitational (60-1.25) in New York City and the Weight-a-rama Scholastic Weight Throw meet (meet record 59-4) in Providence -- capped her final indoor season by winning both the Nike Scholastic (61-2) and National Scholastic indoor girls' 20-pound weight throw events (62-1/2) in the same weekend.

More About Victoria

Favorite TV show: Anything that's a cartoon

Favorite subject in school: Math

My plans after high school: To be successful and share what I know with the world

What I'd buy tomorrow, if money were no object: My parents a new car and state-of-the-art track equipment for Classical

Something people would be surprised to know about me: I am afraid of spiders and I sleep with stuffed animals.

Hear Victoria talk about what inspired her this past season.