Kiah Aitken

Showcasing the top results produced at the annual Sacramento Meet of Champions over its past five installments.

The full list of who's leading the 400m dash. Start taking note of these names as we near the start of the season.

Check the charts because this is where you'll be finding those individuals with the best performances so far. Start making predictions for the State Meet.

Take a look at the best girls teams in the entire State! Some of the teams have held a spot on this list for many seasons.

The JSerra Catholic girls are currently the team to beat in California.

Who are the fastest girls at 3-miles so far this fall with top 3,200m times over the outdoor season?

Payton Godsey of Oaks Christian (SS) ran the fastest 5K time among girls in the Class of '25 with his title-winning performance at the CIF-State Championships.

Tessa Buswell of Poway (SD) was a CIF-State champion and also ran the second fastest 3-mile time in the class with her performance at Woodbridge.

Highland (CS) senior Mia Torrecillas is among the top returning CA girls on 5000-meter cross country courses.

Sadie Engelhardt, left, and Payton Godsey were the only two girls in the U.S. last season to run sub-16 for 3-miles when they went 1-2 at Woodbridge.

Whitney senior Ashanti Eli won the State title in the high jump, one of two first-place medals earned by SJS girls at the State Meet.

Seven CIF-State champions, including double-event winner Sadie Engelhardt, lead this deep list of elite girls set to light up the outdoor season next spring.

Ventura (SS) sophomore Sadie Engelhardt and J.W. North (SS) senior MacKenzie Browne ran two of the fastest 1600m and 800m times, respectively, in CA history.

As the SJS prepares for this this weekend's Meet of Champions, here's a rankings merge from last week's four section division qualifier meets.

Our event-by-event spotlight goes 50 deep per individual event with Oaks Christian's Payton Godsey among the leaders.

Rankings report merges results for CA athletes from the Arcadia Invitational and Mt. SAC Relays and ranks the top 40.

Our event-by-event spotlight goes 50 deep per individual event with Castaic's Meagan Humphries leading the class.

Payton Smith's double in the long sprints at Mt. Carmel leads the girls Class of 2024 outdoor season leaders since Feb. 17.

UPDATED: Ashlyn Boothby's epic 1600-3200 double at the Dublin Distance Fiesta leads the girls Class of 2024 top 25 rankings in March.

Event-by-event look at the top 50 returning girls track and field athletes in the Sac-Joaquin Section based on marks achieved during the 2022 outdoor season.

Sadie Engelhardt, coming off a historic freshman track and field, ranks No. 1 in the 1600m, No. 4 for 3200m, and No. 10 for 800m all-time in CA history.