Molalla High School senior and Oregon Ducks recruit Claire Thomas launches herself across the finish line in the girl’s 4A 100 meter hurdles and sets a new state meet record (14.66). (Nate Barrett/Emerald)

Gresham High School standout and Oregon Duck’s recruit Haley Crouser attempts a discus throw on an injured groin. Earlier in the day, Crouser won her 13th state championship in girl’s shot-put. (Nate Barrett/Emerald)

Molalla High School senior and Oregon Ducks recruit Claire Thomas takes off running the girl’s 4A 4×400 meter relay. Thomas, who helped win the state title in the event by taking her teammates from 6th to 1st after completing her 400 of the relay, also set two meet records in the girls 4A 100 meter hurdles and the girls 4A 300 meter hurdles. Thomas went on to be named 4A female Athlete of the Meet by scoring 32.5 points by herself , more than any other athlete in the entire OSAA Track and Field State Championships. (Nate Barrett/Emerald)

Sam Barlow High School sophomore Danelle Woodcock leans forward as she crosses the finish line and takes the state title in the 6A 100 meter dash. (Nate Barrett/Emerald)Sam Barlow High School sophomore Danelle Woodcock leans forward as she crosses the finish line and takes the state title in the 6A 100 meter dash. (Nate Barrett/Emerald)

Madison High School junior Schuller Rettig launches himself over the hurdles while competing in the boy’s 300 meter hurdles. (Nate Barrett/Emerald)

Newberg High School freshman thrower Maddie Rabing competes in the 6A Shot Put finals at the OSAA Track and Field Championships.(Nate Barrett/Emerald)

Sam Barlow High School athletes celebrate after taking the state title in the 6A 4×100 meter relay. (Nate Barrett/Emerald)

Madison High School junior Nick Baron flies out of the blocks and begins his 400 of the 5A boy’s 4×400 meter relay. (Nate Barrett/Emerald)

Liam Henshaw of Marist High School, clears the bar at 15-06 and places 1st in the boys 5a pole vault at the historic Hayward Field. Henshaw broke his personal record by 8 inches and established a new state record for this pole vault classification. (Andrew Seng/Freelance)

Sheldon High School junior Mitch Horning celebrates after winning the state championship in the boy’s 4×100 meter relay. (Nate Barrett/Emerald)

Madison High School track and field Assistant Coach Joey Hake, comforts junior Schuller Rettig who placed second after clipping the final hurdle of the boy’s 5A 300 meter hurdles and fell just short of the finish line. Rettig was passed at the last second by Summit High School senior Michael Wilson who went on to share the first place podium with Rettig, despite being the sole victor of the race. (Nate Barrett/Emerald)

South Salem High School senior Jeremiah James flies through the air while competing in the boys 6A triple jump. (Nate Barrett/Emerald)

Siuslaw High School junior Mack Marbas celebrates after taking the 1500m race state title in the 4A division. (Nate Barrett/Emerald)