Two East Central Indiana athletes punched their tickets to the state girls track and field meet at Tuesday’s Ben Davis regional. (via www.thestarpress.com)
Make it four in a row. (via posttrib.suntimes.com)
Three area athletes have earned spots in the 2014 IHSAA Girls State Track and Field Championships following Tuesday's regional round at Bloomington North High School. (via Greene County Daily World)
Anna Rohrer’s sophomore year was certainly one to remember highlighted by a come from behind victory to become the 2012 Foot Locker Nationals champ. The stars seemed aligned for a strong cross-country season this year and the chance for a repeat of her Foot Locker performance. She never got the chance.
A year ago, Elizabeth Burton solidified her status as one of the fastest 400-meter runners in Indiana with a fourth-place finish in the IHSAA state finals at Indiana University's Robert C. Haugh Track and Field Complex. (via www.jconline.com)
As a junior last season, Northwestern’s Amber Miller figured her best shot at advancing to state was in the pole vault. (via Kokomo Tribune; Kokomo, Indiana)
Sweat and sun was all over the face of Hanover Central junior Kayla York on Friday at the campus of Indiana University. (via nwitimes.com)
Kiawna Cottrell had the best high school track meet of her life. (via The Herald Bulletin)
Brad Lambert had to have a little chat with his daughter, Brooke, this week. (via nwitimes.com)
Pike's Lynna Irby won the triple. Lawrence Central's trio won the team trophy. (via www.indystar.com)
Instead of focusing on what might have been, several area athletes were able to find perspective with their all-state performances Friday at the IHSAA state track and field finals at Indiana University. (via www.news-sentinel.com)
Huntington North High School sophomore Hannah Stoffel earned all-state honors by finishing sixth in the 800-meter run at the Indiana State Girls' Track and Field Championships on Friday, June 6, at Indiana University in Bloomington. (via www.huntingtoncountytab.com)
Morristown's Haley Hart and Shelbyville's Erin Diemer both sat disappointed on the infield at the Robert C. Haugh Track and Field Complex. (via Shelby News)