Broadneck Senior's Chase DeJesus was the winner by a very close margin. DeJesus won the event in a time of 6.74. Glen Burnie's Jason Tran (6.75) and Crofton's Allen Gottlieb (6.77) finished second and third, respectively.

Crofton went 1-2 on the girls' side. Miya Green led the duo with a first-place finish of 7.79. Her teammate, Kendall Hall, finished second in a time of 7.92.

Broadneck Senior's Bryce Greenlee won the event in a time of 1:16.50. He was followed by two Southern-AA athletes: Jake duCellier (1:17.12) and Cameron Hegarty (1:17.79). 

The Southern-AA boys completely swept the 800m race after going 1-2-3-4. Connor McKee led the pack with a first-place finish of 2:14.17. This performance is a top 15 time in the state. His teammates, in order, followed close behind: Jake duCellier (2:17.54), Eric Penkala (2:18.61) and Christian Bingley (2:19.20). 

 Southern-AA's Connor McKee won another event at the meet. He led the 1600m event with a first-place performance of 4:58.32, which is an MD #11. Crofton's London Layton finished less than a second behind with a time of 4:59.29, which is an MD #12. McKee and Layton were the only two athletes to break the 5-minute barrier at the meet. For the girls, Crofton's Emily Boniface won the event with a time of 5:54.03. Boniface was the only girl to run sub-6 at the meet.

The Southern-AA boys continued their streak of dominance as another one of their athletes won an individual title. This time, it was Christian Bingley in the 3200 event with a finish of 10:52.93. Crofton's Jackson Lastowski, a freshman, finished second in 10:56.01. Bingley and Lastowski were the only athletes to break 11 minutes in the event. To add, Bingley ran an MD #15, while Lastowski ran an MD #16.

Regarding the girls, Crofton's Emily Boniface won another distance event at the meet. She finished first in the 3200m run with a time of 12:42.10. Broadneck Senior's Lucy Nathan followed behind in 12:52.50. Boniface and Nathan were the only two girls to run underneath the 13-minute mark. 

Crofton's Tyler Vuong (1st, 8.59) and Southern-AA's Travis Groves (2nd, 8.66) completely dominated the 55m hurdles event. Both boys were the only two to run underneath both the 10-second and 9-second margin. To add, Vuong ran an MD #7 while Groves ran an MD #8. On the girls' side, Crofton's Elizabeth Collins was the champion in a time of 10.27. She became the sole girls' competitor to break 11 seconds in the event. 

Crofton went 1-2 in the event for the boys. Tyler Vuong led the duo with a performance of 5-08.00. His teammate, Mekhi Garner, finished second after a performance of 5-02.00. On the girls' side, the Crofton team went 1-2-3: Victoria Marston (1st, 5-00.00, MD #4), Mackenzie Cooke (2nd, 4-04.00) and Grace Grizzell (4-02.00). 

Old Mill's Oluwatimilehin Olayinka had an MD #9 performance of 18-05.00. For the girls, Kennedy Atkins from Annapolis won with a mark of 15-03.01, which is a current MD #10. 

Old Mill went 1-2 in the TJ event. First, Aidan Kress won the event with a mark of 40-06.00. His performance was also an MD #2. His teammate, Oluwatimilehin Olayinka, finished second in a time of 37-08.00. For the girls, Crofton went 1-2-3:  Elizabeth Collins (1st, 30-00.00), Jordan Mueller (2nd, 28-05.00) and Amanda Druid (3rd, 26-04.00). 

Three boys tied for the highest height, which was 8-06.00: Crofton 's Jeremy Klasmeier, Southern-AA's Christian Bingley and Crofton 's Chase Severtson. For girls, Crofton's Elizabeth Collins was the winner with a height of 8-00.00. Her performance was an MD #11. 

Old Mill went 1-2 with Jordan Lindsey (1st, 46-00.00) and Jaylin Braxton (2nd, 44-10.50). Lindsey's performance is the third-best in the state, while Braxton's is the fifth-best in the state. Like Old Mill, Crofton also went 1-2 in the event. Shayna Alton led the duo with a distance of 31-02.00, which is an MD #6. Her teammate, Abigail Makela, finished second with 29.04.00.