Class 1
District 1
District 1, like all the rest resides in the Southeastern part of the state. It does move as far west as Dora and Bakersfield. A couple of St. Louis area schools occupy the group, as well, making this district one that occupies quite a bit of land. The athletes in this district who meet our standard for recognition are reigning State champions Cade Nold and Reagan Meyer.
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District 2
District 2 will look similar to 2024 with schools spanning from Clopton in the east all the way to Stoutland in the southwest and New Franklin in the northwest. Several schools could be flipped in and out of this district with so many in such close proximity. Bailey Baker and Ava Kloeppel are the two athletes who meet our standard for recognition here.
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District 3
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District 4
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District 5
Class 1 doesn't follow the same snaking movement as the others as District 5 moved all the way down to the southwestern part of the state. Things can change from year to year, but again, in the interest of uniformity, we will put District 5 where it was last year. Bronaugh is the northernmost school with the Arkansas border residing in the South. Top athletes include Ally Barton, Crystal Smith, and Lannah Grigg.
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District 6
District 5 and 6 could look different in that the schools that border each other could very well be switched in and out. District 6 is comprised of a few schools southeast of the eastern border of 5 (Chadwick, Greenwood, and Summit Prep), but we won't question MSHSAA on something like that. Midway, Chilhowee, and Leeton form up the northern border and Macks Creek is to the east. We did also push Norwood into District 6 this year from 1 to account for new schools and other movement in and out. While nobody in this district meets the MileSplit second team standard, Weaubleau's Aden Hicks and Drexel's Grace Francis are featured athletes out of this group.
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District 7
District 7 occupies a good amount of land, as well, starting at Bunceton in the east and spanning to the Kansas border, with Green Ridge and DeKalb forming the southern and northern borders. Dakota Reynolds is the featured athlete in this district as the top triple jump returner in Class 1.
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District 8
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