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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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).

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.

Won the Class 5 1,600 race after it was halted after two laps and then restarted six hours later. Her time of 4 minutes and 58.33 seconds is the fastest 1,600 in Missouri this spring. Finished seventh in the 800

Earned all-state recognition with a runner-up finish in the Class 4 long jump (18 feet, 7 inches) and a fourth-place finish in the triple jump (36-7). Ran leg on MICDS' state champion 400 relay (48.21) and fifth-place 800 relay (1:44.43).