2024 BC Track Season by the Numbers

It's hard to believe that the 2024 track season is now over! From indoor season, to City Championships, BC Championships, and National and International competitions, it has been quite the year! As the 2024 track season draws to a close and cross country season approaches, we at Milesplit BC wanted to take a moment to reflect on the past season of some of BC's top high school athletes. Presenting: a look back at the 2024 BC track season in numbers! 

BC High School Championship Records Broken: 8

Alexia Latore: Junior Girls 200m (24.60, -1.3)

Lily Stroda: Junior Girls Long Jump (5.70m, -1.9)

Kealayna Tupas-Singh: Junior Girls 100m (12.23, +0.2)

Tyler Hvidston: Junior Boys Pole Vault (3.71m)

Javion Pladley: Junior Boys 100m Hurdles (13.74, -1.2)

Avionne Marie Dean: Grade 8 Girls 100m (12.47, +0.4) and 200m (25.26, +0.3)

Justin Ikwuegbu: Grade 8 Boys 200m (23.86, -1.1) 


Team BC at Legions

Team Members: 40 (maximum allowed by Legion rules) 

Legion Champions: 8 (Vienne Bredick, Adrianna Buitelaar, Griffin Cole, Gursher Gabri, Mackenzie Hurtubise, Lily Stroda, Chloe Symon, David Ude)

Gold Medals: 10

Silver Medals: 15

Bronze Medals: 9

New Legion Championship Records: 1 (Mackenzie Hurtubise, U18 Women's Pole Vault, 3.93m)


2024 Bell Trials National Champions: 5

Maiya Brunoro: U20 Women's 400m Hurdles (1:00.25)

Elise Drake: U20 Women's Hammer Throw (51.51m)

Talia Phangura: U20 Women's Shot Put (12.70m)

Pishon Haughton: U20 Men's 400m (46.97)

Charlie Mlotshwa: U20 Men's 3000m (8:28)


BC High School Athletes Representing Canada: 2

World Athletics U20 Championships

Pishon Haughton, 400m

Mackenzie Hurtubise, Pole Vault


The numbers add up to an incredibly impressive season for the province, but don't tell the whole story. They don't include the hundreds of memories made with your friends, family, and teammates; the few lessons learned along the way; and the infinite fun times had. These are the numbers that matter most, beyond the simple statistics. We at Milesplit BC are privileged to have been a very small part in those numbers, and we look forward to seeing you on the cross country course this fall and back on the track in 2025!