The blood, sweat and tears of many months of hard work and training will culminate over the next 3 days at the Texas UIL State Track & Field Championships in Austin.  3A and 4A schools are first up in competition on Thursday, followed by 2A and 5A events on Friday, then Saturday the 1A and 6A athletes will be up for their shots at state titles.

via Huntington Athletics Facebook Page
via Huntington Athletics Facebook Page
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A number of area athletes are competing in the state finals, let's take a look at who is going to be there:

Class 1A

  • Kayla Mott, Centerville (Trinity County) - 100 m hurdles

Class 2A

  • Walker Reeves, Douglass - 3200 m run, 1600 m run
  • Oscar Flores, Tenaha - 3200 m run
  • Timpson boys - 4x100 m relay
  • Charlisa Teagle, San Augustine - 800 m run
  • Kevin Page, Garrison - 800 m run
  • BriAnna Green, Alto - 100 m hurdles
  • Shaun Easterling, Lovelady - 110 m hurdles
  • Victoria Byrd, Joaquin - 100 m dash, 200 m dash, long jump
  • Timpson girls - 4x200 m relay
  • Madyson Freeman, Douglass - 400 m run
  • Dee Dee Davis, Mt. Enterprise - 300 m hurdles
  • Malachi Blanton, Timpson, 300 m hurdles
  • San Augustine girls - 4x400 m relay
  • Hunter Murphy, West Sabine - high jump
  • JaToryia Barnes, San Augustine - long jump. triple jump
  • Jacy Stubblefield, Lovelady - pole vault
  • SaNiya Fowler, Cushing - shot put
  • Cade Willis, Cushing - shot put

Class 3A

  • Will Boyce, Onalaska - 800 m run, 1600 m run, 3200 m run
  • Makenzie Hale, Huntington - 100 m hurdles (pictured above)
  • Ayden Colbert, Huntington - 110 m hurdles (pictured above)
  • Dre'Lyn Washington, Hemphill - 100 m dash, 200 m dash
  • Linus Mannino, Woodville - high jump

Class 4A

  • Kayleigh Wagnon, Hudson - 1600 m run, 3200 m run
  • Mahalia Ratcliff, Center - 300 m hurdles
  • Shunmarkus Adams, Jasper - shot put
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Congratulations to all of these athletes for making it to state and good luck at the competition.

 

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