Based on what we saw in track season, Caitlin Schmitt will be bringing a lot of impact to the Evergreen roster this fall. Photo by Paul Jaeger.
Anyone who is feeling confident about their chances in 4A girls this fall simply doesn't have a very clear understanding of the situation yet.
There was a boatload of solid teams last fall. Almost all of them lost something, yet nobody the franchise. It should be very competitive this fall.
Starting at the top of the order from last year's state meet, TCA loses two of their state scoring runners. But Lauren Hamilton won the 3A 800 and 1600 this spring and appears to be primed to be the front runner for the Titans this fall. Maddie Mullen and Hannah Williams return from top-20 finishes last fall as well, so the Titans don't figure to be going away.
Coronado was last year's runner up and graduated three of their top six from state. But, if you paid attention during track season, you know there's still plenty of depth in th...