The Varsity Lady Broncos opened their 2026 campaign with authority, storming to a 5th-place team finish and bringing home an impressive haul of three gold medals, one silver, three bronzes, and two personal records at their first meet of the season.

From explosive relays to gritty individual efforts, the Broncos made it clear they intend to be a force on the track this spring.

Relay Dominance Sets the Tone with the Lady Broncos shined brightest in, sweeping three first-place finishes with commanding performances:

• Sprint Medley Relay (200–200–400–800) – 1st place, 4:25.45
Aleya Russell, Moriah Rydberg, Bella Garcia, Lucy Loa
• 4x100 Relay – 1st place, 47.87
Kaleileana Cress, Aleya Russell, Nylah Berriar, Bella Garcia
• Swedish Relay (100–200–300–400) – 1st place, 2:18.97
Aleya Russell, Ty’anah Debose, Bella Garcia, Nylah Berriar


These victories showcased the team’s depth, speed, and chemistry, an early-season statement to the rest of the region.

The Broncos added to their medal count with standout efforts across hurdles and distance:

• 300m Hurdles – 2nd place, 47.63 (PR)
Moriah Rydberg
• 4x800 Relay – 3rd place, 10:36.58
Lucy Loa, Jenna Benedick, Madelyn Rivas, Keira Dzenowski
• 4x1600 Relay – 3rd place, 23:01.28
Jenna Benedick, Sarah Gray, Madelyn Rivas, Keira Dzenowski
• Distance Medley Relay (1200–400–800–1600) – 3rd place, 13:48.05
Sarah Gray, Nylah Berriar, Lucy Loa, Keira Dzenowski
• 100m Hurdles – 7th place, 17.66 (PR)
Jaycie Sheard


A Promising Start With More to Come

With three golds, a silver, three bronzes, and multiple PRs, the Lady Broncos delivered a powerful season opener that reflects both preparation and potential. Their momentum now carries into next weekend as they head to Bastrop for the Bear Relays this Saturday.