Waukesha South's boys track and field team faces the challenge of losing key athletes, including a record-breaking high jumper, as they aim to make an impact in the conference and state tournament under head coach Derek Brown.

Both Waukesha North and South have set ambitious goals for the upcoming track and field season, aiming for significant achievements within their respective conferences and at state tournaments.

• Tyran Cook holds the high jump record at Waukesha South.
• Waukesha South aims to earn a team-place finish in the top half of the conference, have six or more athletes advance to the state meet, and score 10 or more team points in 2024.

• Waukesha South is dealing with the loss of key athletes while having notable returnees like senior pole vaulter Connor Boyle and junior Javon Carter.
• Waukesha North, under new head coach Ken Sumbry, sets goals for improved conference and state performances, benefitting from the return of team captains Julian Romano and Noah Mosley.

Both Waukesha North and South are focused on overcoming challenges and leveraging their strengths to achieve success in the upcoming track and field season.

With key losses and promising returnees, Waukesha South and North are gearing up to compete fiercely in their respective conferences and tournaments, aiming for notable achievements amidst changes in coaching and team dynamics.