Arrowhead wins third straight WIAA state track title
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 7, 2026, 2:48 PM
Last updated Jun 7, 2026
Arrowhead's girls track and field team claimed the WIAA Division 1 state championship on June 6, marking their third consecutive title. They finished 28 points ahead of runner-up Neenah, becoming the first team since 2011 to achieve a three-peat in this division. Arrowhead scored in eight events, including four individual wins and a relay victory, showcasing strong performances from athletes like Payton Eicher and Elise Schroeder. Coach Bradley Clark highlighted the team's dedication and achievement this season, as key seniors prepare to move on from high school competition.
- •Arrowhead wins WIAA Division 1 state title on June 6.
- •Team finishes 28 points ahead of Neenah.
- •First three-peat in D1 girls track since Milwaukee Bradley Tech.
- •Eicher wins long jump and triple jump events.
- •Schroeder sets new state meet pole vault record.
- 2:48 PMYahoo Sports — Arrowhead becomes first D1 girls track program to three-peat since 2011
"For the first time in 15 years, a girls D1 program has won three straight WIAA state track titles with Arrowhead completing a three-peat.
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