TRACK & FIELD

MHSA Staff Contact
Scott McDonald, Assistant Director
ph: 406-442-6010
e-mail -smcdonald@mhsa.org

The first track and field championships were held in Missoula at Montana State University in 1904-for boys only. This sport was the flagship for what was called State Interscholastics for the next 60 plus years and those events were always in Missoula each spring. Interscholastic included track and field, golf, tennis, thespians and journalism. There was but one class until 1939 when A and B champions were named, 1954 when AA, A and B champions were crowned; finally four classes were the same as basketball in 1956. Girls' competition was added in 1969 with A and B divided. In 1972 the classes were the same as boys'. The events are now identical for both genders except for the hurdle races. Montana was one of the first states to triple jump with both genders and the same was true in the pole vault.

Regular Season

Post Season Track and Field Information

Important dates - 2011-12 Season

First Practice Day:  March 12, 2012
*First Day for Competition:
  March 23, 2012
State Track Meet Dates:
May 25-26, 2012

*No individual shall compete in any Association contest until he/she has a minimum of ten (10) days of track and field practice and at least one practice session per day on ten (10) different days (no practice permitted on Sunday), prior to the date of the first allowable contest.

 
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2011 NFHS Suggested Guidelines for Management of Concussion in Sports

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VarVee - Track and Field Coach's User Guide

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VarVee - Athletic Directors' User Guide

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Hytek School Codes for MHSA Track and Field Meets

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2011 NFHS Track and Field Pre-Meet Notes

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2011 NFHS Track and Field Rules - Uniform and Disqualification Rules

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2010-11 NFHS Track and Field Rule Changes

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A Parents Guide to Concussions in Sports - NFHS

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2010 Track & Field and Cross Country Rules Interpretations

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History of the Pole Vault

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Pole Vault Manufacturers Contact List

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Pole Vault Education and Certification Programs

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2009-10 Final Class B Divisions

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Games Wanted / Classified Ads

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Heat stress and athletic participation

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Reducing Brain and Spinal Injuries

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Heat Stress Flyer

2010-11 Post Season Track and Field Information

 

2010-11 State Meet Results

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Class AA Team Results

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Class AA Individual Results

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Class A Team Results

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Class A Individual Results

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Class B Team Results

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Class B Individual Results

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Class C Team Results

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Class C Individual Results

 

Past Champions

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Past champions girls - Track & Field

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Past champions boys - Track & Field

Link to past State Tournament Information

Handbook & Forms

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MHSA Handbook - Track and Field

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Track and Field Meet Financial Form

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Pole Vault form- generic

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PV#1
PV#1 - Word Doc

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PV#2
PV#2 - Word Doc

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Track and field diagrams

Clinics and Links

Class A and AA Qualifying Standards

2012 MHSA Online Rules Clinics will be available at the beginning of March in 2012

Please check back then!
 

Montana High School Records Book

In addition to advancing from the divisional meets, Class AA and Class A Qualifying Standards are used as a means to qualify for the state meet. The current qualifying standards are shown here:

2012 Class AA Qualifying Standards

For 2011-12, Class A will also implement Qualifying Standards.  To view the approved specifications for standards and for seeding, click here.

To view the 2012 MHSA Class AA and Class A qualifying marks and all other MHSA Track and Field results, click on the following link for VarVee.com.    Then proceed to the Individual Leaderboards, select the state of Montana and then select the sport of Track and Field.

 

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