More than 57,000 high schoolers participated in outdoor track and field in California during the 2023-2024 school year, according to a survey by the National Federation of State High School ...

COLUMBUS — Euclid’s boys 4×400-meter relay was reminded time and again it must have done something transcendent to close out the Division I state track and field meet June 7. Well-wisher… ...

QUILCENE, Wash. — The state superintendent's office is responding to a school district's vote banning transgender athletes from competing in school sports. The 3-2 decision made by the Quilcene ...

CLOVIS, Calif. (AP/KCBS/CBS Newspath/WKRC) - A transgender athlete bested the competition Saturday at the California high school track and field championship to take home gold in the girls high ...

CLOVIS, Calif. — A transgender athlete bested the competition Saturday at the California high school track and field championship to take home gold in the girls high jump and the triple jump at ...

South Albany junior Pharalynn Dickson celebrates after winning the 5A girls 200-meter final Saturday at the OSAA state track and field championships in Eugene. It's her third title in the event.

Every champion and record set: 2025 IHSA boys track and field finals recap A gold medal for Delavan sophomore. Delavan sophomore Corie Green worked his way through the Class 1A 800 run in 1:55.46 ...

That was the difference between Kalamazoo Hackett and Southfield Christian on Saturday, as the Irish fell just short of obtaining their fifth Division 4 boys track and field state championship in ...

Events: 400, 100, 200 Why chosen: The all-area track and field girls athlete of the year captured the Class AAA state title in the 400 (54.62). She finished second in both the 100 (11.73) and 200 ...

A transgender athlete has won two girls events at the California high school track and field championship. CLOVIS, Calif. (AP) — A transgender athlete bested the competition Saturday at the ...

Longtime followers of track and field will recognize the celebration as reminiscent of what former world record holder and Olympian Maurice Greene did in a 2004 meet after winning a 100-meter race.