Kamree Wolridge (Lexington) stands out across multiple events, leading the 400m with a swift 55.84 and topping the 200m list at 24.88. She's one of just a few athletes in the region ranked top-10 in both sprints and hurdles, posting 46.49 in the 300mH. In the short sprints, Rylann Loper (Malakoff) holds the fastest 100m time so far at 12.57, just ahead of a crowded group all within half a second.
Madelyn McFadden (Franklin) is putting together a strong resume as well, running 2:19.33 in the 800m and 56.67 in the 400m. In the distance events, Brynleigh McFarlin (Keene) has separated herself, holding the region's top marks in the 800 (2:20.13), 1600 (5:21.74), and 3200 (11:29.46). Her consistency across all three makes her one to watch in the postseason.
The hurdles are led by Payton Conn (Franklin), a freshman who's already run 14.61 in the 100H and 45.08 in the 300H-rare numbers for any grade. Melanie Ross (Grandview) and Kylee Wolridge (Lexington) are also near the top in ...