Indoor season has come and gone in the blink of an eye. With just a handful more in-state meets left, why not get a jump start on the 2020 Outdoor Track and Field Season?
Over the next few weeks on Monday's, Wednesday's, and Friday's, we'll be previewing who to watch on the outdoor oval, broken down event by event and class by class from the 100 and 1600 to the triple jump and discus. We'll cover all the bases and even give some way too early predictions for who we think will be taking the crown at the state meet in June!
Today we'll get the hurdle crew to take the hurdles off the track and get the blocks set for the 100m dash. Last year there was electricity in the air at the state meet, and luckily not the kind to postpone a meet...at least not for class 3A. You may have heard of him but Henry Clay Senior, Langston Jackson started it off with an overall state record 10.23 for the easy win followed soon after by Rosalynd Hollingsworth who claimed a win of her own as well as a 3A State ...
