Georgia T & F Senior Girls Looking For Strong Finishes

As the 2026 outdoor season moves into its championship phase, a select group of Georgia seniors are prepared to leave a lasting legacy. From the sprint lanes to the distance trails and the high-flying field events, these young women are chasing final PRs and state titles. 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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Sprint and Hurdle Standouts

The sprints are dominated by seasoned competitors who have refined their speed over the last four years.

• Demya Gates (Carver Atlanta): Gates has been a revelation this spring, establishing herself as a top contender in the short sprints. She recently recorded a blistering 11.82s in the 100m and a 24.59s in the 200m, with her explosive starts making her a threat in any heat.

• Camila Medina (Cherokee Bluff): A versatile sprinter with elite range, Medina has posted impressive senior season marks including an 11.86s 100m, a 23.90s 200m, and a 56.53s 400m. Her consistency across all three distances marks her as a premier point-scorer.

• Dallas Guy (Dacula): A hurdle specialist with national-caliber credentials, Guy has been dominant in the 100m hurdles with a career-best 13.48s. She recently followed that up with a 13.65s this spring and a strong 44.91s in the 300m hurdles.

Distance and Middle-Distance Leaders

Georgia's distance legacy continues with these seniors who have showcased elite endurance on the track and the cross-country course.

• Josie Hutchinson (Pope): A distance powerhouse, Hutchinson enters the postseason with a new PR of 2:15 in the 800m. That speed, combined with her tactical brilliance in the 1600m and 3200m, makes her a perennial podium threat in Class 6A.

• Madsen Smith (St. Pius X): Smith has shown incredible improvement in her senior campaign, clocking a 5:12.84 in the 1600m and an 11:07.10 in the 3200m. Her ability to hold a fast pace over long distances has been a cornerstone of her team's success.

• Bree Brooks (Archer): A mid distance specialist, Brooks has recorded a personal best of 2:13.30 in the 800m this spring. She also contributes in the 400m and 4x400m relays, proving to be a versatile senior leader.

Vertical and Horizontal Field Specialists

The field events feature seniors who have literally reached new heights this season.

• Piper Brown (Ringgold): One of the state's elite high jumpers, Brown cleared a massive 5' 10" this season and has remained the gold standard in the event. She also provides depth in the 100m, 300h, and 400m, showcasing her all-around athleticism.

• Takaiyah Bacon: A powerful presence at the jump pits, Bacon has significantly improved her distance in the long jump and triple jump this year, aiming for a sectional qualifying spot.

• Armani Somers (Gainesville): Somers has emerged as one of the top senior performers in the state this year. Her quad-threat capability in the 100m, high jump, triple jump, and the long jump makes her a critical asset for Gainesville as they head into the region championships.

"Others to Watch": The Final Push

Several other seniors are peaking at the right time, looking to make a splash in their final high school meets:

• Zayla Pierce: A reliable sprint specialist who has been instrumental in her team's relay success, Zayla is eyeing a breakthrough in the individual 200m.

• Eyanna Price: Often found in the 300m hurdles, Eyanna has shown a gritty spirit in the 100m as well and has been a consistent top-ten finisher throughout the spring.

• Kaz McLoughlin: A talented thrower, McLaughlin excels in both the shot put and discus, known for her finishes near the front of the field in every meet this year.

• Teah Gales (Jefferson): A power specialist, Gales has been a force in the throws, consistently throwing over the 40 foot mark. Her senior leadership has been vital in propelling Jefferson's relay teams to top-tier state rankings.