BLOOMINGTON — The Class 1A state boys track meet was a bittersweet event for Warrensburg-Latham coach Scott Godfrey.Â
DECATUR — MacArthur's Ronald Reed was the fastest man in Class 2A this year.Â
DECATUR -- St. Teresa veteran track coach and athletic director Todd Vohland has a lot of track and field award hardware.
DECATUR — DaeLin Switzer can clearly remember the very start of her high-jumping career.Â
TUSCOLA — Ryan Hornaday has coached Tuscola’s boys track team for 10 years and 2019 will be his 20th season coaching overall.
ARTHUR — The 2018 track season didn't start off the way Logan Hall wanted.
MONTICELLO — Cully Welter is an expert at asset management.
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ARTHUR — Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond's Kenli Nettles took home three silver medals at the Class 1A State Track and Field Meet in May, but …
CHARLESTON — All that was left to do was coast across the finish line with his arms outstretched and bask in the moment of a state championship.
CHARLESTON — Before Arthur-Lovington-Atwood-Hammond's Logan Hall ran any of his two races on Saturday, he stopped to sign shirts for young ALA…
CHARLESTON — There's an energy about Jorden Tedford the spread around O'Brien Stadium.
CHARLESTON — The moment was years in the making.
CHARLESTON — Before running in any of his races, Mount Zion senior Mason Jones entered O'Brien Stadium on the east entrance, closest to the in…
CHARLESTON — After he cleared 6-feet-1-inch in the high jump, Warrensburg-Latham's Jorden Tedford stood on the red landing pad and hoisted his…
CHARLESTON — Before Makail Stanley took the track on Wednesday, he checked his phone and had a moving message.
MACON — Four years ago, Cameron Getz walked into Meridian High School nervous.
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CHARLESTON — After a torrential downpour cleared, DaeLin Switzer was faced with a make-or-break situation.
CHARLESTON — Two months ago, Tina Martin couldn't predict she would be here.
CHARLESTON — Josie Held just had to watch.
CHARLESTON — There was no time to waste for Summerlyn Smith.
CHARLESTON — On the ride from Decatur to Charleston on Friday morning, Alyssa Baltimore had to do something to ease her mind.
