VHSL Class 3 State Indoor Championships 2025

Skyline’s Ahsan Abul-Qasim after winning the VHSL Class 3 state title in the high jump. 

William Byrd’s DeShawn Austin won the VHSL Class 3 state title, tying the meet record in the 55 hurdles.

Brentsville District’s Kayla Smith after winning the VHSL Class 3 state title in a meet record of 6.99.

Heritage’s Briyonna Tune after winning the VHSL Class 3 state title in the triple jump.

Spotswood’s Jenna Townsend after winning the VHSL Class 3 state title in the shot put.

Abingdon’s Josie Jackson after winning the VHSL Class 3 state title in the 1600. 

Kettle Run’s Owen Mullins after winning the VHSL Class 3 state title in the 1600 with a nine-second personal best of 4:12.79. 

Christiansburg’s Leila Haley talks about winning the VHSL Class 3 500 title in a personal best time of 1:16.23. She would win the 300 later on in the meet.

Abingdon’s Tyler Stanley after winning the VHSL Class 3 state title in the long jump with a meet record of 23-7.5. 

Wester Albemarle’s Anders Felts talks about winnign the VHSL Class 3 state title in the 500. 

Abingdon’s Josie Jackson talks about winning her second state title of the day, running 2:53.74, which is No. 37 all-time in VA history.

Fluvanna County’s Garrett Jordan won the VHSL Class 3 state title in the 300m dash.

Alleghany’s Kiera Lowman talks about winnign her sixth state title, taking gold in the VHSL Class 3 3200 on Saturday.

Broadway senior Tristan Yoder talks about winning the VHSL Class 3 3200.

Pulaski County’s Cole Boone clocks a US High School national record for the 1000m, running 2:20.14 to break Robby Andrews’ record from 2007.

Pulaski County’s Cole Boone talks about winning a state indoor title in the VHSL Class 3 1000m, setting a national record in the process by finishing in 2:20.14.