In photos above: Raven Hamilton, left, and Domtila Kiplagat (Photos by Craig T. Greenlee) When it comes to women’s cross-country and track and field, this past school year was
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In the photo above: Brian Sessoms breezed to victory in the 200-meter dash. (Photo by Craig T. Greenlee) Track and field can be unpredictable at times. In most cases, athletes
Washington-Saunders of Reagan finishes 2nd in the 400 (Above: Photos by Craig T. Greenlee- Ebony Williams, right, dominated the hurdles races for the Mustangs.) It’s really no surprise that Parkland
Above: Photo by Craig T. Greenlee- Ebony Williams (middle) is the Class 4-A state indoor record holder in the 55-meter hurdles. Miscalculations can prove costly in a hurdles race. Ebony Williams
(Above: Photo by Craig Greenlee- Chace Washington-Saunders) This could be the year when Chace Washington-Saunders finally gets answers to all of
(Above: Photo by Craig T. Greenlee- Tajanel McNeill is one of the premier triple jumpers in the NCAA Division II.) When
(Above: Photo by Wake Forest University- Athletics Nyki Caldwell of Wake Forest is the ACC indoor champion in the high
(Above: Parkland’s Katlin Sherman (light blue) finished third in the 200-meter dash to earn All-America honors at the New Balance Indoor
(Above: Katlin Sherman (left) and Ebony Williams (right) ran wire-to-wire in the 300-meter dash at the state indoor track championships)
A year ago, Parkland sprinter McKinley McNeill opted to run indoor track with her club team, Platinum Sports. This year,
