It's time to vote for the Missouri Girls Performer Of The Week! This is the 8th edition for the 2024 track and field season -- with only two more left in the regular season.
Congrats to last week's winner, Tandee Hiser from Butler. She took home 42% of the votes to win. The freshman broke a school and conference record at the Ozark Highland Conference meet on April 29 with a jump of 3.75 meters/12-3 3/4 in the pole vault -- breaking the mark set by state champion Annalee Gardner. Hiser added fourths in the 200- and 400-meter dash and at the Class 2 District 7 meet she moved to sectionals in the 400 and pole vault.
2024 Results
Last week's Missouri standouts include some school records and other great performances!
Ava Park, Liberty North
The sophomore from the Kansas City suburbs ran a personal best in the 100-meter dash in 12.52 at the Class 5 District 8 meet to win the event and break the school record. She was also second in the 300-meter hurdles in 46.02 and took third in the 200-meter dash in 25.87 to qualify for sectionals in those individual events as well. In the 4x100, Park and the Lady Eagles claimed the gold medal in 48.24.
Brooke Hedger, Webb City
The sophomore from Southwest Missouri won a district championship in the 800-meter (2:20.93) and was second in the 1,600-meter run in a school record of 5:04.92 at the Class 5 District 6 meet at Nixa. Hedger was also on the 4x800 squad that broke the school record and took 2nd in 9:47.81.
Amya Bills, New Madrid County Central
The freshman from Southeast Missouri won the 100-meter dash (12.45), 200-meter dash (25.36) and long jump (17-11 3/4) at the Class 3 Sectional 1 meet at Central (Park Hills) High School.
Jordyn Buckley, McCluer North
At the Class 4 District 3 meet at North Point in Wentzville, the junior from North St. Louis County's McCluer North High won the 100-meter dash (12.20), 200-meter dash (24.66), and 400-meter dash (57.16)
Voting ends at 10 p.m. on May 21!
It's time to vote for the Missouri Girls Performer Of The Week! This is the 8th edition for the 2024 track and field season -- with only two more left in the regular season.
Congrats to last week's winner, Tandee Hiser from Butler. She took home 42% of the votes to win. The freshman broke a school and conference record at the Ozark Highland Conference meet on April 29 with a jump of 3.75 meters/12-3 3/4 in the pole vault -- breaking the mark set by state champion Annalee Gardner. Hiser added fourths in the 200- and 400-meter dash and at the Class 2 District 7 meet she moved to sectionals in the 400 and pole vault.