Top high school girls track athletes in Arizona showcased outstanding performances from April 27 to May 2, with Alyssa Moronez of Queen Creek Crismon setting a new state-leading record in the pole vault at 12 feet, 7 inches. A poll invites readers to vote for the best performer of the week, with results closing on May 8. The top athletes include notable achievements in various events like jumps and hurdles, highlighting the competitive spirit of the state’s high school athletes.

By the Numbers
  • Alyssa Moronez cleared 12 feet, 7 inches to set a new pole vault state lead.
  • Cameron Mailloux's triple jump of 38-0.5 moved her up to the second in the state for all-conditions.
State of Play
  • Athletes achieved significant rankings in events such as pole vault, hurdles, and sprints during this week's competitions.
  • Prominent performances were recorded at the Fred Clare East Valley Qualifier and the Northeast Valley Championships.
What's Next

As the season progresses, athletes will compete in additional qualifiers, further solidifying their rankings ahead of championship events. The poll results will influence recognition for standout performances as season accolades are determined.

Bottom Line

The impressive feats by Arizona's high school girls in track and field underscore emerging talents and the competitive landscape. Recognition through polls and rankings serves to motivate athletes as they strive for excellence and personal bests.