Tag: High School Track and Field

The 2026 Kansas State High School Activities Association Track & Field Championships will be held on May 29th and 30th at Cessna Stadium, Wichita State University. High school qualifiers from across Kansas will compete in this major event. Fans can find ticket details and stadium policies on the KSHSAA website.

The post lists various high school meets organized by class, ranging from Class 1A to Class 6A. Each class includes specific high schools hosting meets, such as Greeley County and Lincoln High School in Class 1A, up to Blue Valley and Wichita Northwest in Class 6A.

The Mid-Continent League Track & Field Meet took place on May 14th at Smith Center High School. The event...

The 2026 Grizzly Invitational Track and Field Meet at Rock Hills High School showcased intense competition from north-central Kansas. Smith Center won the boys' championship with 123 points, while Osborne edged out Smith Center in the girls' division, scoring 98 points to 96. The event served as a valuable pre-postseason preparation for athletes.

The Southeast of Saline High School Invitational Track & Field Meet on May 8 featured impressive performances, with Beloit girls and Southeast of Saline boys winning team titles. The Beloit girls scored 185 points, led by standout Dakota Gray and others, while Southeast of Saline boys scored 137 points, highlighted by Jacob Bircher and Malachi Hopkins.

Athletes from the region gathered at Beloit High School on May 1 for the annual Beloit Relays, a key track and field event in north-central Kansas' spring season. The meet showcases local talent and is a tradition within the community. Complete results are available for review.

On April 24, 2026, Phillipsburg High School hosted the Phillipsburg Invitational, showcasing top performances from local athletes. Beloit girls secured victory with 214 points, while Smith Center boys led with 134 points. Notable individual wins included Dakota Gray, Gavin Hickert, and other standout athletes from various schools.

At the 2026 Kaser Relays, St. Johns boys and Osborne girls claimed championship titles. St. Johns scored 134 points, led by standout Jeremiah Roderick. Osborne dominated with 154 points, with Gentrie Riner excelling in hurdles and relays. Thunder Ridge and Ellis finished as runners-up in the boys' and girls' divisions, respectively.

The St. John’s High School Invitational showcased impressive performances from local athletes. Bennington's Emmanuel McVay and Reece Wolf won the boys' and girls' 100 meters, respectively, while Sacred Heart's Emmy Lee excelled in the distance events. Numerous personal bests were achieved, indicating a promising season ahead for the teams.

At the April 2, 2026, track and field invitational in La Crosse, Ellis High School girls and Plainville High School boys claimed victory. Ellis scored 88 points led by the Boydston sisters, while Plainville tallied 93 points fueled by Tucker Rudman's exceptional throwing performances. The competition highlighted outstanding individual achievements across events.

The 2025 KSHSAA Class 3A State Track & Field Championships featured outstanding performances, notably from Hesston's Ashley Lehman and Burlington's Brody Anderson, who won multiple sprint events. Burlington and Wichita-Trinity excelled in relays and distance races, while strong showings in field events highlighted a weekend of remarkable athletic achievements across Kansas.

The 2025 KSHSAA Class 2A State Track & Field Championships showcased exceptional performances, with Ellinwood freshman Reagan Wirtz winning three individual golds. Richmond-Central Heights dominated boys' distance events, while Moundridge's Kaden Elmore excelled in sprints. Notable achievements included Madison Howland's distance triple and strong relay finishes from various teams.