The Ohio state track & field championships are back at Jesse Owens Stadium in Columbus for an extended weekend.
This year will be different, though, as the OHSAA expanded from three divisions to five divisions. That means a longer schedule, more events and more state titles.
There will be regular powerhouses doing their thing, plenty of upsets and surprises, and overall just a lot of glory for the athletes that will forever be known as a state champion.
As the event goes along, we’ll be updating the results below, in all divisions.
OHSAA track & field state championship live results
Refresh for latest updates. Divisions will be added below as their finals begin. Most June 4 events are only prelims.
Division 4
| Event | State champion | Runner-up |
| Girls 4×800 relay | Huron (9:13.92) | Coldwater (9:15.18) |
| Boys 4×800 relay | Fairless (7:51.08) | West Liberty-Salem (7:54.36) |
| Girls pole vault | ||
| Girls discus | ||
| Girls long jump | ||
| Boys shot put | ||
| Boys high jump | ||
| Girls 3200 | Julia Wheeler, Southeast (10:46) | Rylie Towns, Huron (10:48) |
| Boys 3200 |
Division 5
| Event | State champion | Runner-up |
| Girls 4×800 relay | ||
| Boys 4×800 relay | ||
| Boys long jump | Trevon Baxter, Columbus Grove (22-8.25) | Carter Frater, McComb (22-8.25) |
| Boys discus | Jackson Werling, Allen East (192-5) | Aiden Ewald, Hopewell-Loudon (183-00) |
| Girls shot put | Meri Jackson, Lee. Fairfield (42-7.25) | Nicole Nesby, Columbus Grove (42-2.25) |
| Girls high jump | Hazel Francis, Russia (5-6) | Elisabeth Waltz, Troy Christian (5-5) |
| Boys pole vault |
OHSAA track & field state championship schedule
The championships will now take place over four days due to the divisional expansion:
- Division 1: June 6 and 7
- Division 2: June 6 and 7
- Division 3: June 5 and 6
- Division 4: June 4 and 5
- Division 5: June 4 and 5
The full event schedule can be found here.