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.

Young speedster qualified for the Class 3A state meet in the 100 and 400. Finished fifth in the 400 (49.17). Posted blistering times in his first varsity season in the 100 (10.7), 200 (21.98) and 400 (48.84).

Won his third consecutive Class 5 3,200-meter state championship by setting the all-class record of 8 minutes and 54 seconds, which was nine seconds slower than his overall state mark of 8:43 he set April 8 at the Arcadia Invitational

A dynamic piece of the Commanders championship puzzle, Allen won the Class 2 800 (1:56), finished third in the 400 (49.65), anchored the 1,600 relay to victory (3:25) and ran leg on the 3,200 relay (8:26), which finished sixth.

A leg injury the second day of the state meet prevented Ashford from competing in finals. Over the course of the season, the Mizzou-bound standout proved he was the best in the area. Ran a state-best 200 (21.49) at the

Won the Class 4 state title in the 300 hurdles in a personal-best time of 37.93. Finished as the runner-up in the 110s (14.37). Was undefeated in the 110s until the state final. Ran on Parkway North s 400 and 1,600