ST. CHARLES • During the final 100 meters of the 400-meter dash, incoming Hazelwood Central freshman Dayna Reid admits that things got tougher.

ST. CHARLES • Going the extra mile is a way of life for multi-event track and field athletes.

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Two of the area's young track stars reasserted themselves on the national stage Saturday.

The Illinois High School Association released its updated classifications for activities Wednesday. Two area private schools had programs affected by the success adjustment,” and another area powerhouse took a step down.

Won the Class 4 shot put with a personal best of 55 feet, 11.75 inches. Finished seventh in the discus (153-1) as Summit won its first team championship. Signed to play football at the University of Indianapolis.

Ran the state s second-fastest 200 (21.51) and top 400 (47.44) at the Class 3 Sectional 1 meet. Battled a hamstring injury at state. Finished second in the Class 3 400 (49.9) and ran on Ritter s 800 relay which was the

The area s top pole vaulter, Drury finished third in Class 5 by matching his personal best of 15 feet, 6 inches. Broke Kirkwood s 47-year-old pole vault school record by clearing 15-6 at the Gary Parker Invitational on April 29.

The Southwestern Conference s reigning 110- and 300-meter hurdles champion. Finished fifth in Class 3A in the 110s (14.59). Anderson ran on the Flyers' 800 relay and 1,600 relays as well.

Won the Class 2 triple jump (46-6.5) and was third in the long jump (21-5.25). Ran on Cleveland s 400 and 800 relays that helped deliver the Class 2 state team championship.