LAWRENCE, KAN. • Danielle Gregory of Lake St. Louis set a record Monday on her way to winning the girls 15-16 age division title in the hammer throw in the USATF National Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships at the

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 • Flashes of brilliance are old hat for recent East St. Louis High graduate Jazzmine Poole.

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

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

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One of the most talented overall athletes in the area, Hudson ended her historic career in grand fashion. Hudson owns the fastest 200 (24.07 seconds) and 400 (53.96) in Illinois this spring. She won the Class 2A title in the

The Class 3 runner-up in the 100 (11.85) and 200 (24.94). Ran superior legs on the 400 and 1,600 relays, which won state championships. Signed with track powerhouse New Mexico Junior College.

Hip injury at state meet derailed hopes of all-state performance. Before injury, Stanley went 14.47 in the 100 hurdles and 43.82 in the 300s. Both rank among the top six fastest times in Illinois. Was a key contributor to East

The Class 3 100 hurdles champion (14.57 seconds) and 300 hurdles runner up (46.78). Key piece of Ritter's state runner up 1,600-meter relay team (4:03).