Amos Bartelsmeyer has been fixated on the Adidas Dream Mile.
The Class 4 boys’ team title was still up for grabs as the final events were unfolding.
Cheyenne Hoerr should be wary of any “Cash For Gold” ads over the next few weeks.
Despite eclipsing the 100-meter and 200-meter times of former Olympian Muna Lee, Chaney will not sit atop the record book. Hazelwood East senior Tianna Valentine was just a step ahead of Chaney in the two sprints and earned the victory in both to set the new marks for the Class 4 state meet.
Brittany Kallenberger already knew what it was like to soar into air reserved for a select few.
University City’s Emmanuel Price is no stranger to the triple jump, but he is definitely just getting started this year.
The first wave of summer-like temperatures hit Friday afternoon and forced meet officials to delay the 3,200-meter run to the evening of the first day of the Class 4 state track meet.
Arcadia Valley’s Saga Barzowski seemed to be in prime position to defend her Class 3 1,600-meter title.
One year later and the name on the front of the uniform still speaks volumes.
The Class 4 Girls had an exciting day one at the Class 3-4 State Track and Field Meet
Blake Goodin pulled his father, Bill, alongside him atop the podium at Dwight T. Reed Stadium to share the moment. Blake had just accomplished what no other Missouri male athlete had ever done – win 11 state track titles.
Valle Catholic not only repeated as the Class 1 state track champions, but this year the girls matched the boys to give the Warriors a sweep of the state trophies.
Cleveland NJROTC had done everything it could on the track, and all the Commanders could do was anxiously sit and watch the 1,600-meter relay unfold.
Herculaneum scored big in the distance events on the guys side while the Pinto's of California accumlated points off the jumping ability of Sydney Deeken.
Valle Catholic had amassed 28 quick points before the crowd even had a chance to descend on the famous pork steak sandwiches outside of Dwight T. Reed stadium at Lincoln University.
Craig Martin brings a recap and athlete interviews from the Class 4 District 2 meet.
Craig Martin recaps the Class 4 District 4 meet held at Parkway Central High School.
Cardinal Ritter sophomore Charles Jones Jr. fully intended to take down the Marion Freeman Clayton Invitational 800-meter record Saturday, and he has plans to rewrite a few more.
The Marion Freeman Invitational usually produces some fast times and this year was no exception.
Craig Martin recaps the story of familiar Missouri battles that moved to Kansas at the 2012 KU Relays.
LAWRENCE, Kan. – Tianna Valentine is going back to New York. The Hazelwood East (Mo.) senior earned her golden ticket to the Adidas Dream 100 with a blazing 11.66 Saturday at the KU Relays.
It was the Kansas girls who led the way on Saturday at the KU Relays.
MileSplit feature writer Craig Martin recaps the action for Kansas Athletes on day 1 of the 2012 Kansas Relays
Day One Recap of the action at the 2012 Kansas Relays. Ezekiel Elliot won the 300H finals in 38.60.
Joe Burkett is soaring to new heights and adding his own pole vault legacy.
Nerinx Hall track star and Dream 100 finialist , Peyton Cheney signs with the University of Virginia.
