With district meets about a week away, the UIL 2A Region 4 girls rankings offer a clear preview of the athletes and teams most likely to stand out in the opening round of the postseason. While a few meets remain on the calendar, the current leaderboard helps highlight not only the top marks, but also who's peaking at the right time. It's one thing to post a fast time in early February, but late-season performances carry more weight heading into the championship stretch. Whether it's individual athletes building consistency or relay squads finding their rhythm, the final weeks of March are giving us a clearer picture of where the momentum lies across the region.
Sprints & Relays:
Falls City's Keandra Johnson leads the region in the 100m (12.15) and 400m (58.96), and also holds the top mark in the long jump at 18-0. Freshman teammate Kenley Wiatrek currently tops the 200m (26.51), giving Falls City a strong sprint core heading into districts. Refugio remains deep in the short s...