From left: 5. Rashad Jones, Foley; 4. Brody Garrett, Jasper; 3. Asa Sutter, West Point; 2. Nic Fallin, Fairview; 1. James David Thompson, Spain Park (AHSAA PHOTO)
Cold Springs eighth grader Reese Swidecki wins the girls Class 2A 1,600-meter state title with a time of 5:26.75 at Cullman’s Oliver Woodard Stadium beating teammate Reagan LeDuke by 12½ seconds. (AHSAA Photo | Josh Bean)
The top five Heptathlon finishers included, from left: Brianna Stephens, Lee HS (5th); Amiah Matone, Saraland (4th); Lydie Varndadore, Fort Payne (3rd); Katherine Lee, Auburn (2nd); and Janie Ford, St. Paul’s Episcopal (1st). (AHSAA PHOTO | Ryan Barkley)The top five Decathlon finishers included, from left: William Bozeman, Hewitt-Trussville (5th); Colt Dixon, Bob Jones (4th); Antonio Hicks, Oxford; Shaw Helfrich, Hewitt-Trussville (2nd); William Numnum, Northridge (1st) (AHSAA PHOTO | Ryan Barkley)
Heptathlon Top 5: From left: 5th place: Christiana Belcher, Vestavia Hills; 4th place: Emma Grace Howard, Pelham; 3rd place: Katherine Lee, Auburn; 2nd place: Sara Cothran, Oak Mountain; 1st place: Jane Ford, St. Paul’s Episcopal (AHSAA PHOTO | Jeff Segars)Decathlon Top 5: From left: 5th place: Brody Hamilton, Smiths Station; 4th place: Shaw Helfrich, Hewitt-Trussville; 3rd place: Isaac Pollard, James Clemens; 2nd place: Benjamin Thomason, James Clemens; 1st place: William Numnum, Northridge. (AHSAA PHOTO | Jeff Segars)
Avery Cahoon photo from The Trussville Tribune credited to Hewitt Trussville High SchoolDylan Dryer at Last-Chance Meet in 2024 (Photo Contributed to the Madison Record)