1A Girls-
St. Anthony claims the top spot largely due to Reese Hoene's incredible versatility. Hoene accounts for much of their strength in the speed events. Aubrey Denning provides distance while we await the debut of ace Isabella Keller, who has yet to make her season debut.
Shelbyville is well-rounded. Their relay teams are a major factor; Meredith Chambers leads the Triple Jump, while Tessa Bowers contributes in the distance events.
Maroa-Forsyth shows range in all disciplines. Klaire Eighner (3200m) and Zion Young (Shot Put) both lead the class in their respective events.
Winnebago's ranking is built on the strength of its relay program. Their 4x200m, 4x400m, and 4x800m teams are threats. Individually, Jordyn Calhoun (400m) and Svea Glidden (3200m) provide support.
Henry enters the top five behind performances from Daniella Bumber. Bumber is their speed threat, Audrey Chambers will rise in the Long Jump.