Lancaster focuses on the first exchange of the 4x200 relay
2026 UIL Track and Field State Championships
The Lancaster girls can lay claim to the fastest team in Texas after winning the 4x100m and 4x200m relays. They dominated the proceedings in the UIL 6A girls' 4x200m relay with a winning time of 1:33.95.
Taylor-Marie Wilson ran a strong first leg, and then Lily Pierrot, the 100m champion, made up the stagger and more against Dickinson, a team that had the top time coming into the meet. After that, it was smooth sailing for Tateayna Fuller and Saniyah Miller over the final 400m.
UIL 6A Girls 4x200 Relay
At the start of the race, Summer Creek was making moves out in lane 9. They were slightly ahead of Lancaster and Dickinson at the first exchange and just slightly behind them at the second exchange. Their quartet of Tori Cosey Hobson, Raelyn Cyril, Ga'nya Chism, and Trinity Williams finished in 1:37.40 to take third place. The Dickinson relay of Jnesis James, Dalaney Pope, Jalyn Green, and Riley McKinney was all alone in second place with a time of 1:35.00.
Dallas Skyline, Duncanville, and Mansfield claimed the final three scoring positions.
Lancaster focuses on the first exchange of the 4x200 relay
2026 UIL Track and Field State Championships
The Lancaster girls can lay claim to the fastest team in Texas after winning the 4x100m and 4x200m relays. They dominated the proceedings in the UIL 6A girls' 4x200m relay with a winning time of 1:33.95.
Taylor-Marie Wilson ran a strong first leg, and then Lily Pierrot, the 100m champion, made up the stagger and more against Dickinson, a team that had the top time coming into the meet. After that, it was smooth sailing for Tateayna Fuller and Saniyah Miller over the final 400m.
