Girls track and field in Livingston County achieved remarkable feats this year, with three county records shattered across 17 events. Juliet Lewis from Brighton reclaimed the 800-meter record, previously held by Jaelyn Ray of Pinckney, who also set a historical time in the 1,600-meter event. Ray triumphed in the state Division 2 finals for the 3,200-meter race, while Lewis anchored Brighton’s 3,200 relay team to a new county record. Elliana Neuer from Hartland secured top-three all-time finishes in multiple events and became the state Division 1 champion in the 1,600-meter run.

By the Numbers
  • 3 county records broken this year across 17 events.
  • 4:49.22 - Jaelyn Ray's time in the 1,600 meters, the fastest in county history.
State of Play
  • Juliet Lewis set the county record in the 800 meters with a time of 2:12.89.
  • Hartland’s Elliana Neuer had top finishes in the 800, 1,600, and 3,200 meters, winning the state title for the 1,600 meters.
What's Next

The momentum built this year may lead to enhanced recruitment and training for future athletes in the county, aiming to surpass these standout performances. Continued investment in the program can help maintain high competitive standards.

Bottom Line

This year’s performances not only highlighted the talent within Livingston County’s girls track and field but also set a benchmark for upcoming athletes to aspire to, ensuring a bright future for the sport.