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Montana’s high school track and field season has been thrilling as athletes across the state push their limits and break records. From impressive times in the 100 meters to notable performances in longer distances and field events, this season has highlighted extraordinary talent. As the season progresses, these young athletes are on the path toward potential state qualifications and have already shown incredible skills that promise exciting competition ahead.

Montana High School Track and Field Season Update: Exciting Performances Through May 13!

As spring blooms in Montana, the high school track and field season is heating up! Athletes from all across the state are pushing their limits and breaking records, with some showcasing skills that could easily lead them to state recognition. Let’s take a closer look at the standout performances of the season so far!

Boys 100 Meters: Speed Demons in Action

The 100 meters is always a crowd favorite, and this year, it’s no different! Leading the pack is Cooper Nelson from Helena Capital, sprinting his way to an impressive 10.68 seconds. Close on his heels is Jaxon Allery from Missoula Sentinel, finishing at 10.76, which he shares with Pacer Lybbert from Helena. Not far behind are Luke Ruch (10.85) and Ben Bliven (10.86) both impressively representing their respective schools.

Boys 200 Meters: A Battle for the Finish Line

In the 200 meters category, Luke Ruch continues to shine, clocking in at 21.82 seconds. Cooper Nelson is right there with a personal best of 21.92, while Ben Bliven rounds out the top three with a time of 21.98. Talk about a sprint to the finish!

Longer Distances: A Test of Endurance

As the distances stretch further, the competition becomes even more thrilling. In the 400 meters, William Hollensteiner from Kalispell Flathead takes the crown with a lightning-fast 48.1 seconds, followed closely by William Snell of Billings Central at 48.66.

If endurance is your game, then look no further than the 800 meters where Wilson Schmidt from Belgrade boasts a fantastic time of 1:51.73, while Kasen Kastner from Kalispell Flathead impresses with a finish of 1:53.97. And for those who love a true test of stamina, the 1,600 meters is led by Elliot Stimpson of Helena with a stunning 4:14.03.

Field Events: Strength Meets Precision

The shot put competition is equally fierce this year! Astin Brown from Polson stands out, launching the shot an impressive 61-10.5 feet, followed by Jack Murray of Bozeman Gallatin who put it at 56-10. These athletes are truly showcasing what it means to combine strength with skill!

On the Girls’ Side: Lightning Fast!

The girls’ events are just as thrilling, especially in the 100 meters, where Quinlyn Simmons from Helena takes the lead with a speedy 12.19. Close behind her is Kaydance Reiter from Havre, clocking in at 12.27. These young women are proving that speed is not just a boys’ game!

The 200 Meters: A Nail-Biter Until the End

In the 200 meters, Kaydance Reiter shines once again with an excellent time of 25.08, while Rachael Wilmot from Whitefish is right on her heels at 25.1. It’s evident that the competition is bringing out the best in these athletes!

Dominating the Track: The 1,600 Meters

In the longer distances, Isabel Ross from Bozeman Gallatin is making waves with a stunning time of 5:01.39 in the 1,600 meters. Her teammate, Claire Rutherford, isn’t too far behind, clocking in at 5:06.43.

Final Thoughts

As of May 13, it’s clear that Montana’s high school athletes are truly pushing their limits and smashing personal records left and right. With state qualifications on the line, the coming meets promise to be packed with excitement and fervor!

So, keep your eyes on these talented youngsters as they continue their journeys towards the state championships. Their hard work and determination are truly inspiring for fans, families, and future athletes alike!

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