Georgia T & F Senior Boys Looking For Strong Finishes

As the 2026 outdoor track and field season enters its decisive final stretch, all eyes are on a distinguished group of seniors. For these athletes, every meet is a step toward the podium and a final chance to etch their names into the Georgia history books. Region Meets are starting so here's a group of seniors to keep an eye on. Check out the senior rankings here.

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The Speedsters and Hurdlers

The track events are headlined by versatile athletes who have shown immense growth over their four-year careers.

• Lance Greenlee (Kennesaw Mountain): A dominant force in the long sprints, Greenlee has been a model of consistency. He recently set a personal best of 47.80s in the 400m at the Carrollton Invitational and has showcased his range with a 22.03s in the 200m.

• Cantrell Etheridge (Alexander): Perhaps the most versatile athlete on this list, Ethridge is a threat in the 100m (10.91s), but his true mastery lies in the hurdles. He recently clocked a blistering 13.92s in the 110m hurdles and an impressive 38.33s in the 300m hurdles.

• Thomas Fitzgerald (Langston Hughes): A hurdle specialist, Fitzgerald has posted a season-best of 53.55s in the 400m hurdles, marking him as one of the top contenders in the state for the 300m hurdles as well.

Distance and Mid Distance

The middle and long-distance fields are packed with seasoned veterans looking to finish their high school tenures with a kick.

• Kristopher Strong (Stockbridge): Strong has emerged as a premier distance threat in Class 4A. With a 4:17.50 in the 1600m and a sub-9:40 in the 3200m, he has the tactical experience to navigate crowded championship fields.

• Aaron Brodrick (Oconee County): A standout since his early days, Brodrick continues to lead the pack with a staggering 9:03.14 PB in the 3200m. His endurance translates to top-tier 1600m and 3200m performances.

• Pharoah Glenn (Woodward Academy): An elite mid-distance combo runner, Glenn ranks among Georgia's best with a 1:55.63 800m and a 50.94 400m. 

Power and Verticality in the Field

The field events feature seniors who have spent years perfecting their technical craft.

• Jagvion Dickerson (Westlake): A powerhouse in the rings, Dickerson has significantly improved his marks this year, throwing 166' 11" in the discus and 47' 9" in the shot put at the Georgia Spring Break Showdown.

• Alex Dunowitz (North Spring): The pole vault specialist has been on a steady climb since his freshman year. He cleared a personal best of 14' 11" last summer and just recently eclipsed the 15-foot mark as he enters the postseason.

• Grant Campbell: Campbell is an impressive dual threat jumper who boasts PR's of 6-8 in the high jump and 24-1.5 in the Long Jump. He is also a name to watch on their relay teams given his speed in the 200m.

"Others to Watch": The Final Push

Several other seniors are peaking at the right time, each bringing unique strengths to their respective programs:

• Will Jacobs: Known for his explosive starts in the short sprints, Jacobs is looking to shave those final hundredths off his 100m time to secure a spot in the state finals.

• Raleigh Wesley: A reliable relay leg and open sprint specialist, Wesley's senior leadership has been vital for his team's success, as has his speed with PR's of 10.55 and 21.18.

• Bryce Mines (Maynard Jackson): Mines is a rare talent who bridges the gap between the 800m (1:59.50) and the jumping pits, where he has recorded a massive 49-6.25 in the triple jump. Look for him to be a part of their field event squad and also on a relay team or two. 

• Marcos Moten (Arabia Mountain): Bringing football-honed strength to the field, Moten is a physical force in the throwing events, hitting distances of 

• Xavier Lowe: A dark horse in the horizontal jumps, Lowe has shown steady improvement throughout the spring and is a threat to disrupt the rankings at sectionals.