From multiple personal bests to earning state medals, there were plenty of notable performances. Vote for your favorite.

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Continued relay success, a full-circle moment and surprising podium finishes highlighted area athletes efforts on the final day at UW-La Crosse.

Pardeeville senior Chloe Kessenich matched her personal-best distance in the shot put to win back-to-back titles.

Gauff came out on top of a contest that was full of tension and momentum swings to claim her second major trophy after the 2023 U.S Open.