The UIL State Track & Field Meet continued Friday with thrilling performances from Class 2A and 5A athletes at Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin. The Lubbock area brought home an impressive haul of medals, showcasing the depth of talent in West Texas track and field.

Friday's action built on momentum from Thursday's competition, which featured standout efforts from athletes like Idalou's Peytan Moyers (boys discus) and Shallowater's Brock Lamberson (shot put). The energy carried into the second day as competitors pushed for podium finishes.

Here's a complete rundown of Lubbock-area medalists from Friday's events:

Class 2A Highlights
Area athletes made their mark in multiple events, with strong performances across sprints, field events, and relays. The small-school competitors showed that heart and determination can overcome any size disadvantage on the state's biggest stage.

Class 5A Standouts
The larger classification brought fierce competition, but Lubbock-area athletes rose to the challenge. From the track to the field, these competitors proved they belong among Texas' elite.

The meet continues to showcase why Texas high school track and field is among the best in the nation. For athletes and fans alike, there's nothing quite like the atmosphere at Mike A. Myers Stadium during state week. Whether you're chasing a gold medal or a personal best, the right gear can make all the difference—from spikes that grip the track to singlets that move with you.

Stay tuned for more updates as the UIL State Meet continues, and congratulations to all the Lubbock-area athletes who brought home hardware on Friday!