With Conference/League meets in the books and the regional meets on the way, the season is already starting to wind down in Kansas.
Below are the top girls performances from the past week around Kansas. The winner will be crowned the Kansas Girls Runner of the Week for Week Seven.
Congratulations to Free State's Cayman Barnes on winning the Week 6 poll! She will move to the finals during State week where she will face off with the season's other winners as we determine who had the performance of the year.
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Rylee Ismert - Washburn Rural - Ismert, Wasburn's typical No. 2 runner, picked up the first win of her career at the Centennial League. She blazed a new personal best of 18:02.90, 37 seconds better than her previous best from last year.
Linden Pickler - Junction City - Pickler was behind Rural's top two girls at the Centennial League in 18:30.40, just 3 seconds off the personal best she ran at the Salina Invitational last week.
Isabella Ross - Blue Valley Southwest - Ross continues to creep down to the personal best she ran her freshman year of 18:55.40. The middle distance star ran 18:58.90 for second at the Eastern Kansas League Championship, behind only St. James star Quinn Hays.
Krislynn Martinez - Maize South - Martinez bested her previous fastest mark of 19:32 from early September with a 19:29.00 for the win at the AVCTL Division 2 race.