Taylor Beard

Indoor track is finally upon us, that means it is time to look at the big matchups we need to see this season. On the following pages are the current matchups and which events we need to see sometime this season. 

This field includes national champions, All-Americans, athletes who have won a staggering 15 state high jump titles, and of course three athletes over six feet. 

Check out the second and third teams right here.

Here are the updated state class records for the state events. 

Here are Team VA's best shots, at least in our opinion, at winning a national title this weekend. 

Team Virginia will not only be competing on the track this weekend we will also have quite a few athletes tearing up the field too.

Despite whatever mother nature throws at them though we are certain they will get the meet in and crown some state champions this weekend. 

This includes the top three predicted finishers for the team titles here at the top and then all the big winners for individual events below. 

Team Virginia, at least on the girls' side of things, took home a staggering six gold watches from the 124th Penn Relays' carnival.

Your early predictions for who will win each and every event this year at Dogwood. 

Here is a quick rundown of the newest state leaders. Check the following pages for more insight on each of these new leaders! 

Meet the newest names atop the state leaderboards right here.

The 2017-8 indoor track season was one that will go down in the record books and had countless stories to remember but our goal here is to sum up the entire season in under 500 words. Ready, set, go!

Team Virginia had yet another great trip up to the NYC Armory. In total Virginia has two national records, five national champions, and four state records.

Meet all the athletes and relays being honored for their performances during the 2018 indoor season. 

The Handley teammates came to New York for medals and left with two medals and two All-American finishes.

John Handley, located in Virginia furthest North city (Winchester), is now home to the best high jumpers in the state. You have Taylor Beard and Trey Causey who both lead the state with their 5-9 and 6-11 bests.

Team VA showed the entire nation this weekend that the place for jumps is the Old Dominion State.