JDHS track and field athletes
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 3:29 am
The Juneau-Douglas High School: Yadaa.at Kalé track and field team will take to the oval at Dimond High School for the 2025 ASAA/First National Bank Alaska Track & Field State Championships May 30-31.
“As we prepare for the state competition, we will maintain our routine practices,” JDHS co-head coach Jesse Stringer said. “Today, I spoke with the team about the importance of sticking to our routines while country wise email marketing list on the road. Whether it’s sleeping on gym floors or eating from Safeway grocery stores, we will continue with what we’ve been doing all season.
“Looking ahead, we just need to get past the big region championship and graduation weekend, rest up, and stay consistent. Repetition and consistency have brought us this far and will lead to our success at the state competition….This season, our high school track and field team has shown remarkable resilience and dedication. Battling through one of the rainiest seasons in the last decade, with temperatures just above freezing, these athletes have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to themselves and each other.
“The recent region meet was a testament to their hard work and a stepping stone towards the highly anticipated state competition next weekend…Choosing only four competitors for each event in regions was no easy task. We even had to hold a run-off for the boys’ 100 meters to determine who would compete and who would be on relays. Despite these tough decisions, the team remained united and supported each other throughout last weekend’s competition. Their commitment and dedication are truly commendable.”
Following are the top three overall state contenders for each Division I event and/or the JDHS and Kayhi state qualifiers.
“As we prepare for the state competition, we will maintain our routine practices,” JDHS co-head coach Jesse Stringer said. “Today, I spoke with the team about the importance of sticking to our routines while country wise email marketing list on the road. Whether it’s sleeping on gym floors or eating from Safeway grocery stores, we will continue with what we’ve been doing all season.
“Looking ahead, we just need to get past the big region championship and graduation weekend, rest up, and stay consistent. Repetition and consistency have brought us this far and will lead to our success at the state competition….This season, our high school track and field team has shown remarkable resilience and dedication. Battling through one of the rainiest seasons in the last decade, with temperatures just above freezing, these athletes have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to themselves and each other.
“The recent region meet was a testament to their hard work and a stepping stone towards the highly anticipated state competition next weekend…Choosing only four competitors for each event in regions was no easy task. We even had to hold a run-off for the boys’ 100 meters to determine who would compete and who would be on relays. Despite these tough decisions, the team remained united and supported each other throughout last weekend’s competition. Their commitment and dedication are truly commendable.”
Following are the top three overall state contenders for each Division I event and/or the JDHS and Kayhi state qualifiers.