The culmination of Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) track and field season is represented by the championship meet data, offering a comprehensive record of individual and team performances across various events. This data typically includes athlete placing, times, distances, and scores, providing a definitive account of the season’s peak competition. For example, one might find information on the winning times in the 100-meter dash, distances in the javelin throw, or team scores for the overall championship title.
These championship records serve multiple crucial functions. They provide a historical record of athletic achievement, allowing for year-over-year comparisons and the tracking of progress. They also offer valuable information for athletes, coaches, and recruiters, helping to identify top performers and emerging talent. Furthermore, the results contribute to the overall narrative of high school athletics in Washington state, highlighting individual dedication, team dynamics, and the pursuit of excellence. The historical context of these competitions, evolving over time with changing rules and increasing participation, adds another layer of significance to the recorded data.
