The 2026 SCHSL track and field state championships delivered unforgettable performances from Upstate's finest, as Columbia hosted a showcase of speed, strength, and precision from May 14-16. These young athletes didn't just compete—they dominated, setting the stage for what promises to be an exciting season ahead.

Leading the charge was Chanin "Choo" Harris of Byrnes, who blazed to victory in both the 100 meters (10.40 seconds) and 200 meters (21.28). His 100-meter time stood as the fastest in the state this year, a statement that echoes through the halls of track history. Meanwhile, Dorman's Jamarius Brown proved his versatility, claiming the triple jump title at 14.46 meters and adding a third-place finish in the high jump.

Boiling Springs had a standout day, with Grayson Crowe powering through the 110 hurdles in an impressive 14.02 seconds—the fastest time in the state this season. Teammate Luke Hurley showed his endurance by winning both the 1600 meters (4:12.98) and the 3200 meters (9:16.89), a double that highlights his remarkable range. Jeremiah Calhoun, also from Boiling Springs, added depth with a third in the 100 and second in the 200.

Spartanburg's Torrean Davis soared to victory in the long jump at 7.28 meters and took third in the triple jump, while Mauldin's Walker Ferguson launched the javelin to a winning distance of 62.6 meters. Dorman's Evan McCullough-Bryant rounded out the top performers with a second-place finish in the high jump.

Whether you're a runner, jumper, or thrower, these athletes remind us that every event tells a story. For those looking to channel that champion spirit, the right gear can make all the difference. From spikes to shorts, our collection has everything you need to train like a state champion.