The Mountain Brook High School girls track and field team clinched the Class 6A state championship, finishing with 72.5 points, 3.5 points ahead of Pelham. This victory marks the program's 15th outdoor state championship, capping a remarkable year where the girls' teams won titles in cross-country, indoor, and outdoor track. The girls impressed with a record-setting win in the 4x800-meter relay, clocking in at 9:40.62. Francesca Demarco shone by earning medals in three distance events, each time among the best in the state this season. The boys also had notable performances, particularly in the distance events and relay races.

By the Numbers
  • Mountain Brook girls finished with 72.5 points, edging Pelham by 3.5 points.
  • Francesca Demarco secured three medals, with times ranking among the state's best (800m: 2:16.67, 1600m: 5:02.50, 3200m: 10:58.31).
State of Play
  • The girls' 4x800-meter relay is currently the fastest in Alabama this season.
  • Mountain Brook's boys' 4x800 team recorded the second-fastest time in Alabama this year at 7:50.28.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Mountain Brook's athletes will likely focus on preparing for upcoming championships and seeking more opportunities to break records before the season concludes.

Bottom Line

This championship win reinforces Mountain Brook's dominance in track and field, showcasing their multidimensional talent across both boys' and girls' programs. With a strong foundation this year, they are poised for continued success in future competitions.