FHSAA 2A Outdoor State Finals 2011

Lake Wales' standout Octavious Freeman closed out her Florida track and field career in style on Saturday, winning three individual titles and one relay event at the Class 2A state meet in Winter Park... (via Highlands Today)

An athlete who does it all doesn't get much time to celebrate. (via Gainesville.com)

WINTER PARK | There were no state records on a windy day, but Octavious Freeman solidified her standing as one of the top track and field athletes in state history, adding four more gold medals to her haul and giving her 11 gold medals overall. (via NewsChief.com)

Octavious Freeman got her four golds, with some help from her Lake Wales teammates. Stephanie Schappert earns 1600-800 double. Levonte Whitfield and Jones look impressive. Much more...

After leading much of the race, Trent held on for third in the 2A in 9:39.

WINTER PARK - For Episcopal track and football standout Garrett Scantling, it was a day of great success and a little disappointment at the Class 2A state track and field meet Friday at Showalter Field in Winter Park.Add in a big decision the day before, and it's been a memorable weekend.Scantling won his first-state championship when he cleared 15 feet in the pole vault. He narrowly missed at 15-6, but was still a foot higher than all but one other competitor.In the high jump, Scantling cleared 6-6 but missed all three attempts at 6-8 to finish fifth. (via jacksonville.com)

Saturday turned out not to be the record-setter Wesley Chapel's Hunter Joyer had hoped for. Still, Joyer's performance was a fitting cap to a storied high school career for the Wildcats senior. (via www.tampabay.com)

Deidric Dukes is back, helps team to 4x400 state title.

Schappert ends her high school career with a big night, two come-from-behind victories.

The South Fort Myers star and Clemson signee won the 200 in a time of 21.11. He also was second in the 100 and ran on the schools 4x4 team that placed second as well.

The senior from Episcopal talks about his performance in the pole vault and high jump as well as his recent college decision.

Junior Alphonso Legree wins the high jump with a leap of 6-10.

The Jones sophomore had an impressive campaign winning the 100 (10.69), anchoring the winning 4x1 team in a personal best and US#5 (40.94), and finishing second in the 200 meters (21.35).

The Lake Wales senior capped off a stellar career winning gold in the 100, 200, 4x1, and long jump. That makes 11 total golds in her four years of high school.

  Octavious Freeman is still motivated. The three-time defending state champion in the 100- and 200-meter dash, it would seem the Lake Wales' senior has accomplished all there is at the high school level — especially after she added a long jump title last year. (via TheLedger.com)  

Long Beach Poly, CA, lit up the track in the boys COA 4x800 with a US#3 All-Time clocking of 7:31.69!  Anchor Myles Andrews split 1:49.54.  (Photo by Don Rich).  Dendy 50-8.25 Triple Jump (Photo by Don Rich).  Ammar Moussa 14:05 at Stanford (Photo by Victah Sailer/PhotoRun).