Landon Urban, Fayetteville, 11-0.00; 8. Jacob Tracy, Austin Lake Travis, 195-9; 3. Seguin, 1:29, 300 hurdles 1. Danni Akers, Wink, 4-10.00; 9. Cypress Ridge, 1:24.27; 3. Leah Acosta, Midland Lee, 140-0; 7. Kennady Fontenot, New Braunfels, 11:12.24, Long jump 1. Emily Bunger, Rankin, 114-8; 6. Fort Bend Elkins, 3:49.47; 5. Panhandle, 74; 2. Bella Mahone, Strawn, 145-8; 2. Tiriah Kelley, Plano East, 11.58; 8. Ashlyn Bruce, Daingerfield, 18-1.50; 2. The 6A meet will be held Saturday as the Summer Creek boys go for a repeat title. Layloni Watson, Lake Belton, 15.77; 8. School Noah Newman, Belton, 38.85; 9. Isaac Alonzo, Lubbock, 9:10.79; 2. Lizbeth Fierro, Tornillo, 39-8.75; 3. Canadian, 3:23.78; 3. Dylan Tovar, Poolville, 4:59.40, 4x400 relay 1. Madison Kitson, San Antonio Cole, 16-5.25; 8. Abbi Allen, Coleman, 5-4.00; 6. Zoe Hall, Bridgeport, 5-0.00; 9. Joseph Kelsey, Lewisville Flower Mound, 1:54.52; 7. He previously served as the sports editor for The Courier of Montgomery County daily newspaper in Conroe for five years. Bo Morrow, Mertzon Irion County, 22.96; 7. Eliana Lake, Bridgeland, 2:16.37; 7. Carlie Willison, Munday, 2:31.86; 7. Caleb Lengefeld, Hamilton, 2:00.01; 5. Jelani Watkins, Klein Forest, 21.06; 7. Pace Bressler, Happy, 12-9.00; 4. Nathan Breese, Mansfield, 20-5.00; 4. Wiliams Macias, PSJA Memorial, 9:48.21; 9. Samuel Holcombe, Floydada, 57-2.25; 2. Blue Ridge, 48.62; 5. Texas Middle School 2023 Outdoor Track & Field. Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 4:24.33; 6. Khristian Torres, Fredericksburg, 1:57.382; 4. Kody Blackwood, McKinney North, 37.63; 3. Samuel Ashley, Canyon, 9:36.90; 5. Taytum Goodman, Springlake-Earth, 5:06.78; 2. Jeavon Stewart, Texarkana Liberty-Eylau, 14.57; 4. AUSTIN, TX The 2022 UIL Track & Field State Meet will be held May 12-14 at Mike A. Myers Stadium on The University of Texas at Austin campus. Cole Fenhaus, Fayetteville, 10:40.75; 7. Donovan Hawkins, Natalia, 49.76; 8. I cant even beat it. McGregor, 3:25.30; 7. Claire Cochran, Dallas Highland Park, 14.73; 7. La Grange, 40.94; 3. implements and his 100 and 110 hurdle marks were aided by winds over the 2.0 m/s allowed by. Cherokee, 52.90; 8. Runge, 3:42.61; 9. Victoria Byrd, Joaquin, 12.02; 2. Scout Braly, Crosbyton, 13:05.72, Long jump 1. pic.twitter.com/OzgmKGDnZv. Jajia Wilson, Northside Brennan, 14.97, 100 1. Charles Demmings, Mesquite Horn, 48-4.50; 4. Fort Bend Hightower, 3:49.07; 3. news and comments about the sport, both in 10 Results (October 16-20) - 14 meets, TAPPS 2021-22 Winter Almanac (high resolution for print) 2021-22 Winter Almanac (low resolution for web) 2022 Spring Almanac (high resolution for print) 2022 Spring Almanac (low resolution for web) Celina 3:22.49; 6. Esmeralda Garcia, Wallis Brazos, 11:30.71; 4. Evelyn Lavielle, Houston Stratford, 5-6.00; 5. Torrye Tyler, Brock, 57.46; 4. Jayla Franklin, Newton, 11.80; 2. Callie Ward, Gilmer, 10-0.00; 9. Adah Henderson, Childress, 5-2.00; 8. Meadow Gallentine, Anson, 39-9.00; 6. Indian girl power. Coolidge, 52.86; 7. Wesley Koenig, Aspermont, 2:13.02, 110 hurdles 1. Whitney, 42.05; 5. Isabel Conde De Frankenberg, Cedar Park, 2:09.21; 3. Meets - 108 meets, Week Bryce Foster, Katy Taylor, 191-1; 4. Ja'Era Griffin, DeSoto, 24.64; 9. Lilliana Guerrero, Whiteface, 5:49.17; 8. Zach Panzer, Blackwell, 42-6.75; 9. Kedrick Reescano of New Caney competes in the Class 5A boys triple jump during the UIL State Track & Field Championships at Mike a Myers Stadium, Friday, May 13, 2022, in Austin. Abigail Huffhines, Aquilla, 12:12.31; 6. A history of advocacy: How black and minority owned News / Feb 9, 2023 / 10:08 PM CST. DeSoto (Amelliah Birdow, Mia Abraham, Trinity Kirk, Logan Neely), 1:36.93; 2. Serena Salazar, Leakey, 100-10, 4x100 relay 1. The boys at Wyatt flew around the Texas stadium track in a national-record flash during the state meet in 1998, making also-rans out of every high school team that had ever run the 4x100 relay. Jaime Mendoza, San Isidro, 19-9.25; 8. You just never know, though a lot of these guys, such as Wariner, arent even state record holders. Clifton, 1:44.48; 4. Abigail Huffhines, Aquilla, 5:47.34; 7. De'Anna Robinson, Euless Trinity, 18-11.00; 6. 3A High School 2023 Outdoor Track & Field. Jaysa Coney, Palestine Westwood, 25.22; 3. Things Teach You About Life, (CNN) A history of advocacy: How black and minority owned . Chris Preddie, Little River Academy, 47-10.50; 2. Tate Barr, Lucas Lovejoy, 9:56.93, Long jump 1. Bailey Hartley, Troup, 10-0.00; 9. Meets. Rosenberg Terry, 1:25.75; 5. Brenham, 41.26; 6. Llano, 4:04.24; 7. Angel Rodriguez, Hondo, 4:36.25; 9. Jelani McDonald, Waco Connally, 45-4.75; 3. David Wilson, Hurst Bell, 52-2.25, Pole vault 1. Selissa Gonzales, La Sara, 5:50.23, 4x400 relay 1. Nathan Jones, Brock, 52-4.75; 5. Available for download. and Why to Use Uncertainty in Workouts, Acute Brent Bible, Johnson City LBJ, 46-3.50, Pole vault 1. Molly Haywood, Tomball Memorial, 13-0.00; 7. training- Domain Expertise, Chronic Aquilla 34; 6. Mart, 42.35; 3. Maleek Jones, Port Arthur Memorial, 47-9.25; 4. Caleb Moore, Woodsboro, 51.95, 4x200 relay 1. Corpus Christi Calallens Amy Acuff leaped a national-record 6 feet, 4 inches in 1993 in Austria. Kenny Marks, Wichita Falls Rider, 22-0.75; 5. William Camacho, Port Isabel, 44-8.25; 4. Monty Thompson, Pflugerville Hendrickson, 10.36; 4. Jaxon Edwards, Turkey Valley, 20-4.50; 6. Theyre kind of at a disadvantage.. Ian Shoaf, Jonesboro, 18.28, 100 1. Blake Beard, Turkey Valley, 50.01; 3. Reagan Hale, Westbrook, 10-0.00: 4. Goodwins first jump was a wind-aided 26-3 and he then fouled. The University Interscholastic League Track and Field Championships kick off Thursday and run through Saturday at Mike A. Myers Stadium on the campus of the University of Texas in Austin as. Eliza Cope, 58.97; 4. Alex Thompson, Panhandle, 38.87; 2. Cooper Ewing, Valley-Mills, 38.89; 3. Whitney Willeford, Canyon, 17-6.25; 6. Itll be tough, but I think that one is possible, just what Ive seen lately, Wariner said. Brookesmith, 47.92, 800 1. Abby Elmore, Gunter, 15.23; 7. Keviah Ealy, Rockwall, 19 feet, 8.25 inches; 2. Kyler Seymore, Big Spring, 6-4.00; 4. Only the 300 record remains intact, his 35.33 the fourth-fastest recorded time ever in high school. Precious Nweke, Sunnyvale, 116-1; 7. Foster Wilfong, Boerne Champion, 4:19.17; 4. Kiyleyah Parr, Waco La Vega, 38-0.00; 4. Franklin, 42.14; 7. Luke Ivy, Albany, 42-7.25, Discus throw 1. Blake Hyatt, Van Alstyne, 1:58.94; 9. Mansons eyes were bigger than his kinetic chain. Allie Estrada, Beeville Jones, 38-5.00; 3. Marco Rey, Presidio, 9:32.30; 3. DeSoto, 3:45.06; 3. Luis Garcia, Progreso, 44-7.75; 6. Gavin Champ, Princeton, 45-9.50; 5. Jacee Glasgow, Bloomburg, 17.89; 9. Argyle, 42.09; 7. Wyatt both score Texas UIL boys basketball playoff wins, Lake Country Christian, Nolan Catholic girls come up short in TAPPS state semifinals, Trophy Club Nelson mom taking complaints against volleyball coach to school board. Learn how coaches and fans can participate. Shontel Kubitza, Riesel, 35-7.00; 8. Ethan Reyes, D'Hanis, 43-3.75; 8. Brooklyn Marcee, Quitman, 46.77; 9. Arveyon Davis, Fort Bend Marshall, 14.36; 4. Ella Lewis, Leander Rouse, 36-8.50; Alexia Washington, Rosenberg Terry, DNQ; Hannah Forde, Frisco Lone Star, DNQ, Discus throw 1. Alejandro Vasquez, Alice, 21-5.50; 7. Meghan Wilcox, Cedar Park, 24.35; 6. Spearman, 28; 7. Grady Ward, Lewisville Marcus, 15-0.00; Parker Samuelson, Houston Stratford, NH, Triple jump 1. Boerne Champion, 3:23.11; 9. Nathan Breese, Mansfield, 1:08.58; 4. Alvin Shadow Creek, 1:25.24; 6. Emma Sralle, Lewisville Marcus, 163-10; 4. Aniyah Bigam, Carrollton Smith, 57.64; 9. 12:09 p.m. Staff photographer Jason Fochtman and I have arrived at Mike A. Myers Stadium, and the action from Class 5A is already underway. Prosper's Aubrey O'Connell competes in the 6A Girls 800 meter run during the UIL state track meet at the Mike A. Myers Stadium, at the University of Texas on May 8, 2021 in Austin, Texas. high school rules. Abigail Morrow, New Braunfels, 5-8.00; 3. Paige Dalland, Johnson City LBJ, 40-3.75; 5. Ilse Salinas, Round Top-Carmine, 16-03.75; 7. Carsann Baker, Earth Springlake, 10-0.00; 6. Wimberley, 1:28.29; 5. Pato Ponce, Paint Rock, 10:49.77; 9. Ashia Swearengin, Munday, 115-9; 5. Lexy Wilson, Salado, 16-0.50. Mfoniso Andrew, Fort Bend Elkins, 56.60; 8. You never know, said Olympic gold medalist Jeremy Wariner, who won state titles in the 200 and 400 in 2002 while competing for Arlington Lamar. Greyson Gravitt, Lewisville Marcus, 1:53.94; 5. Kaegen James, Mertzon Irion County, 16-9.25; 3. Hailey Hays, Franklin, 46.13; 7. Audrey Lillard, McGregor, 114-8; 8. Angelina Lujan-Marrufo, El Paso Parkland, 56.48; 6. Cross Country Results, 2014 Ja'Liyah Patterson, Argyle, 26.06; 9. Jamari Harts, Garland Sachse, 48.73; 7. Madisonville, 48.00; 6. Charli Foreman, Frisco Heritage, 18-4.75; 7. Cameron Fawcett, Dallas Highland Park, 10:46.09; 5. Frisco Liberty, 54; 2. Taytum Goodman, Springlake-Earth, 1:00.34; 4. Mitchell Thompson, Argyle, 14-0.00; 8. McKinney North, 46.99; 5. Hayden Deaton, Winnsboro, 6-0.00; 8. Jasmine Montgomery, San Antonio Reagan, 22.94; 2. Micah Swann, Athens, 10:16.63; 9. Brianna Spencer, Georgetown, 11-6.00; Katyrina Bush, Canyon Randall, NH, Shot put 1. Lancaster (Jalyn Williams, Leeaira Williams, Trelonda Strong, Ashyiria Savage), 1:37.99; 2. Texas UIL State Track And Field Meet Records & Archives UIL State Meet Archives William Grundy Feb 01, 2018 Loaded 12.63% LIVE -0:00 Tyler Lee senior Branson Ellis was able to. Caden Woody, Ropesville Ropes, 51.51; 7. Solomon: DeMeco Ryans the right coach at the right time, 3 pressing questions facing new Astros GM Dana Brown, Jabari Smith Jr. growing up in NBA with an assist from his father, Poor parent behavior is driving high school sports refs away, Class 5A girls: Tiyan Ogbeide, Jordan - 2:11.87, Class 5A boys: Trenton Burningham, Kingwood Park - 1:55.10. Anna Gold, Fredericksburg, 57.77; 6. Mikayla Hayes, Northwest Nelson, 24.75, 1,600 1. T.J. Caldwell, Northwest Nelson, 13.63; 3. Christian Gonzalez, Sulphur Bluff, 2:04.37; 5. Boys 400-meter dash GOLD - Cameron Chin, Baytown Sterling - 47.05 Girls 300-meter hurdles SILVER - Desirae Roberts, Marshall - 42.73 Boys 300-meter hurdles BRONZE - Chris Brinkley, Fort Bend. Devin Hildebrand, Hermleigh, 11.05; 8. Sky Embry, Bellevue, 13.23, 4x200 relay1. Wariner, Martin, Carlette Guidry, Amy Acuff, Michael Carter and Michelle Carter are among U.S. Olympians who competed at the UIL state meet. Mansfield Summit, 1:26.95; 8. Keldyn Schubert, McLeod, 39.99; 6. Merkel, 50.07; 8. TEA UIL Side by Side. Ty Brdiges, Tatum, 15.74, 100 1. Lubbock Cooper, 41.22; 5. Palacios, 1:29.35; 7. 2017-18, 2018-19, 2020-21 UIL Regional Track Results. Texas Leadership (Midland) Region 2. Logan Pevehouse, Cameron Yoe, 5:34.36; 8. Kaitlyn Duhon, Humble Summer Creek, 19-8.25; 3. New Deal, 3:26.26; 4. Ali Janecka, Flatonioa, 114-7; 6. Brenen Thompson, Spearman, 10.40; 3. Abigail Medrano, Cherokee, 120-0; 4. Twitter updates from meets, latest Karleigh Hill, Goliad, DNS, High jump 1. Aaliyah Charo, Cotulla, 2:24.89; 7. In fact, some records have stood for 30 and going on 40 years. Tiyana Jones, Giddings, 25.41; 7. Love Riley, Carrollton Ranchview, 47.66, 200 1. Ernest Campbell, Refugio, 10.63; 2. Lewisville Marcus, 40.83; 6. Ashton Turner, Crowley, 14.08; 3. Bryce Foster, Katy Taylor, 71-1.00; 2. Tyler Smith, Fairfield, 50.02; 9. Region 1-4 and Region 1-5A. Connor Washington, The Woodlands College Park, 9.999; 3. Goliad, 42.06; 6. Logan Barnes, Marble Falls. Northwest Nelson, 3:20.35; 6. Girls' All-Time Lists, High Wildorado 45; 3. Mark Flemons, Paducah, 11.56, 4x200 relay 1. Jordan Essary, Milford, 124-8, 4x100 relay 1. Miami 42; 4. Jaycee Lyons, Holliday, 11:40.19; 5. UIL State Track & Field: Class 6A Results, Highlights, Interviews, Photos Joshua Koch May 08, 2021 AUSTIN - The final day of the 2021 UIL Track & Field season has arrived and Mike Myers Stadium plays host. Luke Leathers, Axtell, 138-09; 9. The University Interscholastic League was created by The University of Texas at Austin to provide leadership and guidance to public school debate and athletic teachers. Obi Landeros, Valley View, 1:58.16; 4. TJ Imotichey, Bryson, 147-7; 4. Colleen Stegmann, Frisco Reedy, 4:56.59; 4. Season: 2023 Outdoor. Meets, District Amani Graham, Cedar Park, 45.17; 8. Charlie Bartholomew, McKinney Boyd, 47.27; 2. Chris Daniels, Klein, 9:14.35; 4. Cross Country Results, Regional Lexi Maul, Pampa, 5:19.79, 4x400 relay 1. Riesel, 3:23.86; 4. Michael Sturdivant, Flour Mound Marcus, 21.23; 9. The boys were dominant as the team of Michael Patterson, Gerard Holmes, Jonathan Howard and Kameron Williams captured gold at 1:23.60. Joey Ramirez, Weimar, 6-7.00; 2. (tie) Jeremy Dezelle, Big Sandy, 6-2.00; Jonathan Mora, Farwell, 6-2.00; 7. Chandler Rivers, Beaumont United, 22-11.25; 3. Aaron Cooper, Cypress Woods, 48.27; 4. Kylie Seidenberger, Garden City, 16.70; 5. Richland Springs, 44.08; 4. Selissa Gonzales, La Sara, 2:27.78; 4. - 44 meets, UIL State Brynn Yanez, Jayton, 12.81; 6. Kort Holley, Italy, 16.17, 100 1. Abygail Tinerjero, Moulton, 1:04.15; 8. Will Boyce, Onalaska, 1:54.71; 2. Use the dropdowns and search engine to filter records. Miami, 51.72; 3. Jarred Kerr, Lexington, 22-8.75; 2. Zachary Carter, Monahans, 1:15.20; Sammy Alcala, Amarillo, DN, Team standings(top 10) 1. Cross Plains, 3:39.38; 6. Cori Ross, Frisco Liberty, 5-2.00; 8. Haskell, 4:06.45; 3. School Kailey Sykora, Lorena, 2:30.13; 9. Grayson Kowalski, Sabinal, 41.46; 9. Mikaela (Mikey) Dominguez, Rockport-Fulton, 12-6.00; 3. Serina Ramirez, Rio Grande City, 39-8.25; 5. changes in sprinting gait variability, 21 View the 2018-2019 State Champions View the 2017-2018 State Champions View the 2016-2017 State Champions View the 2015-2016 State Champions Ranking, 1:29.95; 3. Audrey Tillman, Mertzon Irion County, 12.94; 8. Beau Bragg, Crandall, 156-2; 7. Dustin Bryant, Wildorado, 21-7.50; 2. Hesston Marshall, Wheeler, 48.84; 2. Jorge Chavira, Hartley, 146-3; 5. Garrett Tarver, Saltillo, 4:47.72; 5. Lauren Salley, Jewett Leon, 1:00.39; 7. Kiana Kebbi, Pearsall, 57.25; 4. Gabe Smith, Water Valley, 6-3.00; 3. Taliyah Davis, Martin, 34-5.75; 9. (tie) Amarillo, 24; Crosby, 24; 8. Chelsea Stein, Klein Collins, 18.74; 2. Clay Murador, Aledo, 48.06; 4. Makki Hart, Shallowater, 26.03; 7. Danielle Wilson, Nordheim, 114-0; 7. Isaac McGill, Amarillo, 9:16.46; 4. Clarence McGill, CCMoody, 14.56; 8. Carlie Weiser, Giddings, 47-7.00; 2. Waco La Vega (Ara Rauls, Jai'Brian Bouye, Jeremiah Fisher, Jesse Majors-Sterling), 40.71; 2. Kyle Vahlenkamp, Miles, 2:04.08; 9. Handbooks & Manuals for Academic Contests. Michael Pinones, San Antonio East Central, 54-9.50; 8. 8 Results (March 27-28) - 69 meets, Week Christian Marshall, Wimberley, 40.15; 9. Ryan Johnson, Melissa, 6-2.00; 6. SEE ALL Here are the medals that have already been won today by Houston-area athletes: ?? Anthony Meacham, Woodsboro, 21-10.75; 4. Decatur, 3:23.40; 8. Sarai Chavez, Dumas, 2:26.15; 9. Clint Maurer, Panhandle, 2:03.01; 7. Candice Mackie, Spearman, 17-2.25; 6. Post, 42.55; 4. Justin Rodriguez, Rankin, 40.96; 6. JaToryia Barnes, San Augustine, NM, High jump 1. (tie) Manvel, 34; Fort Bend Hightower, 34; 6. Men's 2023 Track and Field Roster David Magdaleno, Waskom, 10:16.18, Long jump 1. Riley Webb, Ackerly Sands, 51.51; 6. Derrick Warren, Jarrell, 23-2.00; 2. Burleson Centennial, 46.65; 3. Guadalupe Garcia, Agua Dulce, 2:00.36; 6. Additional tournament results for all sports can be found here. Julian Dominguez, La Feria, 1:59.37, 110 hurdles 1. Chance Niesner, Montgomery Lake Creek, 176-10; 2. Amelia Flynt, Katy Cinco Ranch, 173-7; 2. Victoria Cameron, Stephenville, 11.48; 2. Amaya Brown, Coolidge, 26.21; 4. Michael Boudoin III, Buda Hays, 6-6.00; 7. Kasen Jeitz, Centerville, 1:58.85; 4. Breonna Campbell, Wichita Falls Hirschi, 11.791; 4. Katy Seven Lakes (Avary Catchings, Alyssa Tate, Ibiso David-West, Haley Tate), 3:44.23; 2. Alex Speer, Robinson, 9:40.21; 6. Denton Ryan, 1:26.60; 7. Kynnan Shields, Shamrock, 106-9; 8. Austin Samaha, Hardin-Jefferson, 50-0.25; 7. Brenna Francis, Silverton, 33-10.75; 9. (tie) Monahans, 20; Celina, 20, 3,200 meters 1. Brenham, 30; 6. De'shon Goodley, Ranking, 22.00; 2. Braxton Ethridge, Springlake Earth, 15.63; 6. Audrey Tillman, Mertzon Irion County, 15-11.00; 9. Alizah Villegas, CC Tuloso-Midway, 45.67; 4. Ashlyn Zander, Bosqueville, 115-7; 5. Isaac Alonzo, Lubbock, 4:19.86; 5. Country Results, 2015 SL Carroll North Texas Winter 800/3200: 110mH-39" 12: John Sanderson: 14.79: TX: Hamshire-Fannett: Feb 23 . Manvel (Rayah Wynn, Kayla Smith, Ja'Dasia Sims, Jasir Miller), 3:46.91; 2. However, the wind was legal under USATF rules which allows for 4.0 m/s. Talicia Fair, Lancaster, 14.38; 5. Yierra Flemings, Cameron Yoe, 17-10.50; 4. UIL TEXAS STATE TRACK MEET FINAL DAY RESULTS. 5:15 p.m. Tairah Johnson left no doubt. Skyler Schuller, Coppell, 5-4.00; 7. 5 Results (September 13-15) - 47 meets, Week Christian Marshall, Wimberley, 14.27; 2. Trace Goodman, Springlake-Earth, 50.22; 4. Branson McCoy, Thorndale, 11.05; 9. Ben McGown, Lamar Fulshear, 13-6.00; Rylann Bethell, Joshua, NH; Jacob Thomas, Gregory-Portland, NH, Triple jump 1. Crawford Kiser, Amarillo River Road, 9:41.93; 6. Tamiia Liggins Robinson, Dallas Lincoln, 36-6.00; 9. Sterling City, 44.71; 6. As the combine starts, the Texans are on the clock and the pressure mounts to solve their quarterback problem, writes Brian T. Smith. Lanie Stapp, Claude, 16-07.50; 5. Bryanna Craig, Lubbock Coronado, 5-4.00; 6. May 12, 2022 May 14, 2022. Wariner was competing in the Athens Games two years later. Cookie Preferences / Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information, Generated by 10.1.2.230 from cache (3062) in 14 milliseconds, Cookie Preferences / Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information. Abigail Counts, Lewisville Flower Mound, 1:07.80; 2. Kayleigh Wagnon, Hudson, 11:16.01; 7. Kennedy McDowell, Frisco Memorial, 14.67, 100 1. Christian Escobedo, Snyder, 4:24.42; 5. Kendahl Tucker, Burleson Centennial, 54.66; 3. Jaylin Johnson, Highlands, 22.38, 1,600 1. Jaden Patterson, Humble Atascocita, 37.74; 6. Angel Rodriguez, Hondo, 9:57.02; 8. Jozlyn Arana, Andrews, 58.12; 7. Jaycie Silhan, Klein Oak, 39-3.50; 6. Elicia Meairs, Stevens, 20.78; 6. Paige Elliott, Rocksprings, 11-3.00; 2. Maddie Jones, College Station, 5:12.27; 9. Sa'Niya Fowler, Cushing, 42-10.25; 2. UIL 1A State Track Meet. Hunter Warminski, White Deer, 21-4.00; 3. Raeann Charo, Cotulla, 12.18; 4. Mason, 4:08.73; 6. College Station, 22; 10. Dallas Madison, 24; 9. Amelia Flynt, Katy Cinco Ranch, 46-5.00; 2. Jack Allcorn, Olton, 174-04; 3. Taylor Grona, Fredericksburg, 2:16.29; 4. Konnor Hoerman, Abernathy, 14.49; 2. Emma Ellis, Magnolia, 10:58.20; 7. Bre Dowell, Fairfield, 34-3.50; 9. Cohan Thompson, Calvert, 41.93; 7. Landry Morrow, Ackerly Sands, 47.08; 3. Tralan Thomas, Vernon, 40-, Discus throw 1. Andre Sanders, CC Carroll, 45-4.50; 6. Aubrey O'Connell, Prosper, 4:59.17; 7. Jake Kenedy, Wildorado, 10-6.00, Triple jump 1. Abigail Jones, Guthrie, 103-7; 9. Marlin, 44; 4. All will push their bodies to the physical and mental limits seeking titles in their events. Subscribe Today Newsletters Mobile Apps Facebook Twitter eNewspaper Storytellers Archives RSS Feeds. Connor Washington, The Woodlands College Park, 20.39; 2. Waco La Vega, 82; 2, La Grange, 40; 3. JoseCarlos Hernandez, Lytle, 4:31.47; 6. No male athlete from Manvel has ever won two individual medals in the same meet or for their career, according to the UIL archives. Esmeralda Garcia, Wallis Brazos, 5:28.66; 6. Dumas, 42, 800 1. Logan Popelka, Wylie 10.38; 9. Kalora Fuller, Vega, 15-1.25; 9. Trevor Haynes, Shiner, 43-9.25; 8. In 2011, Westlake was ranked 72 on Newsweek magazine's list of America's best high schools. Hayden Moussa, Ponder, 4:45.05, 4x400 relay 1. Alfredo Reina Corona, Haltom City Haltom, 9:14.13; 3. Alief Taylor, 40.50; 4. Kalen Barefield, Yorktown, 22.80; 8. Savion Bush, Tatum, 14.54; 3. New Caney competes in the Class 5A boys 400-meter relay during the UIL State Track & Field Championships at Mike a Myers Stadium, Friday, May 13, 2022, in Austin. Logan Prater, Eldorado, 25.79; 4. Izaha Jones, Normangee, 22-5.75; 2. Meet History. Jaden Patterson, Humble Atascocita, 23-7.00; 6. Jaiden Itson, Fort Bend Hightower, 55.33; 4. Brighton Adams, San Saba, 58.84; 3. Huston Powers, Crawford, 51.76; 8. Kayleigh Wagnon, Hudson, 5:13.58; 8. Home Results Videos Photos Articles Teams. Kayanna Cox, Whitewright, 46.30; 8. Sawyer Strosneider, Brock, 6-0.00; 9. When he came to Texas in 1996, the upper Midwesttransplant wouldn't have imagined heading a program that would give him four state championships. Pole Vault 18-02.25 1999 Eric Eshbach, Orangefield. Hailey Bass, La Grange, 58.35; 8. Nikolette Schmidt, Smithville, 12-6.00; 6. Abigail Medrano, Cherokee, 37-04.75; 4. Allison Hedrick, Lindsay, 12:19.98; 9. North Crowley, 1:25.01; 5. Alissa Shumate, Jonesboro, 26.91; 6. Heather McNabb, Ropesville Ropes, 26.65, 1,600 1. Region 2-5A and Region 1-6A. Marlin (Kendra Hayes, Aniya Williams, Taliyah Davis, Messiah McGowan), 1:43.55; 2. Carter, a nose guard and 1984 Olympic silver medalist, also ran a 4.6 40-yard dash. Jenci Seahorn, Big Sandy Harmony, 17-7.50; 5. Melaina Grissom, Thrall, 36-4.25; 5. To get the full depth of our meet coverage, become PRO! (tie) Spencer Buley, McKinney Boyd, 15-6.00; William Saxman, Katy Cinco Ranch, 15-6.00; 6. 33 meets, Week Bowman Grace, Lindale, 13-0.00, Triple jump 1. Mattie Burns, Martins Mill, 5:47.39; 9. D'Wonyae Newton, Garland Rowlett, 22-2.00; 9. Qualifier Meets (April 23-25) - 15 meets. Quinn Calhoun, Cypress Woods, 12-0.00; 8. Amalie Mills, Smithson Valley, 5:01.10; 8. AZ Soliz, New Deal, 50.96; 6. Olivia Hildebrand, Whitesboro, 123-5; 6. TaraLee McKarns, Vega, 10-9.00; 3. Jamariyan Howlett, Riesel, 6-8.00; 2. UIL 5A State Track Meet. Cole Paxton, Bracketville Brackett, 55-0.50; 4. Lane Wilson, Sudan, 14.73; 2. Dennis Allen, Gladewater, 20-9.00; 9. Converse Judson, 3:18.57; 5. Mart, 1:28.67; 3. Dylan De Hoyos, San Antonio Johnson, 46-10.75; 7. Westlake High School is the only high school in the Eanes ISD and serves West Lake Hills, Rollingwood, parts of Southwest Austin, as well as parts of unincorporated Travis County. Hesston Marshall, Wheeler, 21-6.00; 7. Coppell 3:53.16; 9. Maria Ireland, College Station A&M Consolidated, 21.53; 7. Jenna Vancleave, Hamlin, 122-11; 2. La Grange, 1:24.89; 3. Raelyn West, Cherokee, 13.00; 9.

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