The winner of course will receive their own feature piece on MileStat and if they are at Nationals they will run the MileStat snapchat.
States week is about more than just the teams and superstars in our sport. It is also about the stars who are trying to win that first state title.
Here are the athletes who have already hit the state auto-qualifying mark heading into the final couple weeks of the season.
Winning here cements your name in history and that state title is something you never forget.
Your one stop location for all the action this weekend.
Here is the updated information regarding the state championships this weekend.
Clarification to the previous Media Advisory, the state track meet is still a 2-day meet and will begin on Friday as scheduled.
Westfield's Emma Seetoo holds one distinction that will separate her from almost every one of her freshman peers as they enter 10th grade - that of defending state champion.
Tyler Pride of Potomac Falls had a very solid state meet, it wasn't until his second chance though that we realized how great it was.
Thomas Dale senior and Georgia commit, Titiana Marsh, will not be competing in the 2018 VHSL 6A State Championships.
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.
As a youngster, Spollen endured two brain surgeries to cure conditions that would require a medical degree to understand, much less spell.
She already has run 5:11 (1600) and 10:57 (3200) this season and her coaches think she has only begun to show her potential.
It was certainly a weekend to remember. Multiple state meet records fell and the state leaderboard was essentially rewritten.
In a meet that was supposed to be close, the L.C. Bird Skyhawks made sure it was anything but close.
This West Springfield sophomore is on a mission. He is currently VA #1 for 6A 3200 and VA #5 for 6A 1600 with his personal bests of 9:28 and 4:20.
Vote here for who you think will win these big state championship battles.
His performance was great but his improvements are what we are really looking at.
One of the more pleasant surprises from the Virginia 5A/6A state track meet was the 6A runner-up status achieved by the Annandale boys' team.
Rather than funnel more energy into repeating the same process, Gardner decided to call it a day after one jump, and with that decision, completed his 5A state-winning performance with a best jump of 6-8.
John Champe's Trevor Cosenke enjoyed a personal-best outing at the Friday session of the 5A state track championships in Newport News.
The Hampton girls finished the 5A state girls meet in a surprising third place, to Nansemond River and Stone Bridge.
See the combined results and the combined races right here.
Ebonie Whitted and Chelsea Wallace provided one of the day's best 1-2 scoring punches for their Grassfield team.
There were a slew of outstanding performances from athletes in the Richmond region at last weekend's 5A/6A state track meet.
See who is competing and in which events right here!
Watch this race and all of day one's competition right here.
Complete results of every event plus team scores of the 2018 VHSL Group 5A/6A Outdoor State Championships.
Check out this race and others from 5A/6A States.
