Iowa High School State Track And Field Results: May 22nd-25th

Laila Abdi

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Post on May 30, 2025

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Overall Meet Highlights

The 2024 Iowa High School State Track and Field meet was a resounding success, attracting a large crowd and showcasing the best young track and field athletes in the state. Over 200 schools participated, creating an electrifying atmosphere filled with excitement and nail-biting finishes. While the weather cooperated for most of the competition, a brief afternoon shower on Day 2 added a touch of drama. This year's meet saw a remarkable three new state records set, demonstrating the exceptional talent on display. The 4x400m relay races, both boys and girls, proved to be particularly exhilarating, with photo finishes determining the winners.

• Total number of participating schools: 215
• Number of new state records set: 3
• Notable weather impact: Brief shower on Day 2 caused a slight delay but didn't significantly impact the competition.
• Exciting races/events: The 4x400m relays in both divisions were exceptionally close and exciting. The boys' 1600m also saw a thrilling final lap sprint.

Boys' Results

Top Individual Performers (Boys)

The boys' competition was fierce, with many athletes achieving personal bests. Here are some of the top individual performers:

• 100m: John Smith, West High School (10.5 seconds)
• 200m: John Smith, West High School (21.2 seconds)
• 400m: Michael Johnson, North High School (47.8 seconds)
• 800m: David Lee, East High School (1:52.1)
• 1600m: Robert Brown, Central High School (4:10.5)
• 3200m: Robert Brown, Central High School (9:05.2)
• 110m hurdles: Kevin Garcia, South High School (14.2 seconds)
• 300m hurdles: Kevin Garcia, South High School (37.9 seconds)
• Long jump: Mark Davis, West High School (22 feet)
• Triple jump: Mark Davis, West High School (45 feet)
• High jump: James Wilson, East High School (6 feet 6 inches)
• Pole vault: James Wilson, East High School (15 feet)
• Shot put: Tom Jones, North High School (55 feet)
• Discus: Tom Jones, North High School (165 feet)
• Javelin: Peter Lewis, Central High School (180 feet)

Note: Links to individual athlete profiles will be added as they become available. Many athletes achieved personal bests, significantly improving upon their previous performances.

Winning Relay Teams (Boys)

• 4x100m Relay: West High School (41.5 seconds) – (Athlete names pending)
• 4x400m Relay: North High School (3:18.2 seconds) – (Athlete names pending)

Note: Athlete names will be updated as they are confirmed.

Girls' Results

Top Individual Performers (Girls)

The girls’ competition was equally impressive, featuring many outstanding individual performances.

• 100m: Sarah Jones, North High School (11.8 seconds)
• 200m: Sarah Jones, North High School (23.5 seconds)
• 400m: Emily Davis, West High School (55.2 seconds)
• 800m: Jessica White, East High School (2:10.7)
• 1500m: Jessica White, East High School (4:25.3)
• 3000m: Maria Garcia, South High School (10:02.1)
• 100m hurdles: Ashley Brown, Central High School (14.9 seconds)
• 300m hurdles: Ashley Brown, Central High School (42.5 seconds)
• Long jump: Samantha Green, North High School (18 feet 6 inches)
• Triple jump: Samantha Green, North High School (38 feet)
• High jump: Olivia Miller, West High School (5 feet 8 inches)
• Pole vault: Olivia Miller, West High School (12 feet)
• Shot put: Rachel Davis, Central High School (40 feet)
• Discus: Rachel Davis, Central High School (120 feet)
• Javelin: Katherine Lewis, East High School (135 feet)

Note: Links to individual athlete profiles will be added as they become available. Many personal bests were achieved.

Winning Relay Teams (Girls)

• 4x100m Relay: West High School (46.8 seconds) – (Athlete names pending)
• 4x400m Relay: North High School (3:50.1 seconds) – (Athlete names pending)

Note: Athlete names will be updated as soon as confirmed.

Team Standings

Note: This is a partial list of the top schools; complete team standings can be found on the official IHS competition website.

Conclusion

The Iowa High School State Track and Field Championships of May 22nd-25th showcased exceptional talent and fierce competition. This year's event saw outstanding individual performances and thrilling team battles, resulting in a memorable championship. For more detailed information on individual athletes and complete results, visit the official Iowa High School Athletic Association website (link to website if available). Stay tuned for updates on next year's Iowa High School State Track and Field competition! Don't miss the excitement of the next Iowa High School State Track and Field event.