The Arizona high school track and field season reached its peak during the week of May 4-9, as the state's top girls athletes delivered unforgettable performances at the AIA Divisional State Track and Field Championships. From blistering sprints to endurance-testing distance races, these athletes showcased the skill and determination that define championship-level competition. Here are The Arizona Republic's picks for the top 10 girls track and field athletes from that thrilling week.

Among the standout moments, Chandler's Imani Galera-Young captured attention with her emotional reaction after winning the 100-meter hurdles, a race that highlighted her speed and precision. Basha's Audrey O'Connor turned heads in the 1600-meter run, navigating the turn with grace and grit to secure a top finish. Meanwhile, Highland's girls 4x800 relay team celebrated a hard-fought victory, capping off a week of relay excellence that included strong performances from La Joya's Bryce Johnson and Campo Verde's Romney Jones.

Both wind-legal and non-wind-legal marks were considered in these selections, ensuring a comprehensive look at the athletes' achievements under varying conditions. The competition at Red Mountain High School in Mesa was fierce, with every race and field event adding to the electric atmosphere of championship week.

Now, it's your turn to weigh in. Vote in our poll for the athlete you believe had the best week, and help crown the No. 1 performer from May 4-9. The poll closes on Friday, May 15, at 6 p.m. For print readers, the poll is available online at azcentral.com/sports/high-schools. Whether you're a fan of speed, endurance, or pure athleticism, these girls represent the best of Arizona high school track and field—and they're just getting started.