03/04/26 – Class 3A Indoor Track & Field Results

March 4, 2026 2025-2026 News Releases

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MARCH 4, 2026

The 2026 Indoor Track & Field State Championships presented by UK HealthCare concluded day two of the 3-day event with Class 3A. Twenty individual running event state champions, ten boys and ten girls, were crowned on Wednesday at the Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center in Louisville.  Additionally, five field competitions had championships awarded.

Oldham County’s girls won the team title while Louisville Male captured the boys’ team championship.

Here are the complete results for every Class 3A event on Wednesday. 

• Class 3A Final State Complete Results with Team Names
• Class 3A State Complete Results (AP, NO relay names)
• Class 3A State Complete Results (AP, relay names)
  
  Girls running events:
  
  
• 4×800 Meter Run
• 55 Meter Hurdles
• 55 Meter Dash
• 4×200 Meter Relay
• 1600 Meter Run
• 400 Meter Dash
• 800 Meter Run
• 200 Meter Dash
• 3200 Meter Run
• 4×400 Relay

Girls’ Field Events:

• Shot Put
• Long Jump
• Triple Jump
• High Jump
• Pole Vault

Boys’ Running Events:

• 4×800 Meter Run
• 55 Meter Hurdles
• 55 Meter Run
• 4×200 Meter Relay
• 1600 Meter Run
• 400 Meter Dash
• 800 Meter Run
• 200 Meter Dash
• 3200 Meter Run
• 4×400 Relay

Boys’ Field Events:

• Shot Put
• Long Jump
• Triple Jump
• High Jump
• Pole Vault

GIRLS TEAM SCORES
BOYS TEAM SCORES

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About the Kentucky High School Athletic Association

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