2022 Boys & Girls Track and Field

State Meet Team Results
2022 Boys Class 8-2A
Place School Score
1 Bloomington Corpus Christi 51
2 Lanark Eastland 37.2
3 Onarga Iroquois West 30
4 Gibson City GCMS 29
5 Brownstown 27
6 Tuscola East Prairie 25
7 Bismarck-Henning 20
8 Georgetown Mary Miller 16.5
9 Fox River Grove 15.6
10 Hazel Crest Jesse White 15
11 Altamont 14
  Sidell Salt Fork 14
13 Aurora Holy Angels 13
  Chicago Old St. Mary's 13
15 Cerro Gordo 12
  Winchester 12
17 Antioch Emmons 11
  Dallas City 11
19 Liberty 10
  Nauvoo-Colusa 10
21 Casey-Westfield 9
  Decatur Dennis 9
  Effingham St. Anthony 9
  Lexington 9
  Virginia 9
26 Camp Point Central 8
  Chicago St. Benedict 8
  New Berlin JHS 8
  Peoria Christian 8
30 Havana 7
31 Fulton River Bend 6
  Louisville North Clay 6
  Waverly 6
34 Colchester West Prairie 5
  Erie 5
  Findlay Okaw Valley 5
  Stronghurst West Central 5
38 Oneida ROWVA 4.50
39 Bartonville Monroe 4
  Glasford Illini Bluffs 4
  Mackinaw Dee-Mack 4
  Oglesby Washington 4
43 Cowden-Herrick 3
  Orion 3
  Polo Aplington 3
46 Bunker Hill Wolf Ridge 2
  Forreston 2
48 Colfax Ridgeview 1
  Markham Obama 1
50 Clifton Nash .60
  Plainfield St. Mary .60

Class History

The first IESA state track meet for boys was held in Wenona in 1932 with 28 schools attending. A 24" trophy for the winning team was donated by the merchants of Wenona.

From 1932 to 1984 there were two classes of boys' track, Class A (Heavyweights) and Class B (Lightweights). Class B was based on age, weight, and height from 1932 to 1968. In 1969, the weight factor was dropped and competition was based on age and height factors. Class B was discontinued in 1985, changed to grade level play (7 and 8) and school size, our present classes.

The girls' track program, initiated in 1972 at the regional level, moved to state finals in 1974 in two divisions: Class A for grades five through eight and Class B for grades five and six only. These two classes were continued through the 1979 season. From 1980 through 1984, the Girls classes were changed to correspond with those of the boys based on age and height factors. Class B girls were measured during those years for height the same as the boys. Beginning in 1985, those classes were dropped and reorganized into four classes by school size and grade level (7A, 7AA, 8A and 8AA). It was split again in 2021 into the current classes of 7-1A, 7-2A, 7-3A, 7-4A, 8-1A, 8-2A, 8-3A, and 8-4A.

How Class Split is Determined

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