The 2022 MSHSAA Class 1-2 State Track and Field
Championship saw storms on Saturday, May 21, causing a pushed back start. It was nearly a 3.5-hour weather
delay for field events and a 2-hour delay for track events on day 2. With that,
a rolling schedule followed, and the athletes weren't the only things that went
fast at the meet. Track events finished before their originally scheduled time.
The Class 2 girls finished the 4x400 at 4:40 p.m, about 35-minutes before they normally
would.The boys high jump finished about 20-minutes later.
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Recap
Results
Virtual Meets
A rolling schedule, and rain,
makes a photographer's job much harder, but the Missouri MileSplit crew
captured lots of great action and moments from the Class 2 competition at the
2022 MSHSAA 1-2 State Track & Field Championships.Check them out here, and a some below.
Forward and Back
After 4 state cross country titles in 4 chances, Blue Eye senior Riley Arnold strains to sprint forward while extending backwards to secure the baton from freshman Emmalee Litel in the Class 2 4x100-meter relay prelims at the 2022 Class 1-2 State Track and Field Championships.
STRETCH
East Buchanan senior Emma Klein stretches as she prepares to hit the sand in the Class 2 Girls Long Jump. Klein sat in 6th in the finals, but would hit a wind-aided final round 5.27m/17-3.5'' jump to place 2nd. She would also win the triple jump (11.18m/36-8.25''), take 4th in the 4x100, and 10th in the 200-meters (26.41). FOCUS
Ash Grove senior Julianna Torbett is locked in as she sprints down the runway in the Class 2 Girls Long Jump. Torbett flew 5.30m/17-4.75'' to win the title. Torbett also ran on the Ash Grove 8th place 4x200, while taking 12th in the high jump and 14th in the 200-meter dash.
