The Southern Indiana Athletic Conference (SIAC) and Pocket Athletic Conference (PAC) girls track & field championships delivered a thrilling day of competition at Central High School in Evansville, Ind., on Tuesday, May 12, 2026. Athletes from across the region pushed their limits, setting new benchmarks and showcasing the depth of talent in high school track and field.
In the field events, Jasper’s Katherine Woebkenberg stole the spotlight with a record-breaking performance in the pole vault, clearing an impressive 12.5 feet—a new SIAC mark. The celebration that followed was a testament to her hard work and determination. Jasper teammate Molly Kramer also shined, showing consistency in the same event. Castle’s Jalyn Zaccardelli added to the excitement with a strong clearance, while Vincennes Lincoln’s Lauren Story and Harrison’s Jada Ragland demonstrated their prowess in the long jump, leaping with precision and power.
On the track, the 110-meter hurdles provided early drama as runners battled through each barrier, pushing for lane dominance. The 100-meter dash was a blur of speed, with sprinters exploding out of the blocks and fighting for every hundredth of a second. The 1600-meter run tested endurance and strategy, as competitors paced themselves through multiple laps, with the final stretch seeing some of the most intense finishes of the day.
These championships not only highlighted individual brilliance but also set the stage for the upcoming state meets. For fans and athletes alike, the performances on Tuesday were a powerful reminder of the grit and grace that define high school track and field. Whether you’re a runner, jumper, or thrower, the right gear—from spikes to compression wear—can make all the difference in achieving your personal best. Stay tuned for more coverage and training tips to help you reach new heights.