Girls Individual Rankings

#19: Antonia Burns – Mt. Desert Island (Grade 10)
Class B #7
Class B North #5
PVC #5

2025 Results:
Festival of Champions: 39th place
Class B North Regional: 7th place
Class B State Championships: 11th place

Personal Bests:
5K: 20:07

2026 Outlook:
Burns showed promise in 2025, finishing 3rd in the FOC freshman race and placing highly in the postseason.  With many teammates to push her, expect Antonia to keep developing and compete for a top 5 position in Class B.

#20: Juila Beaudette – Thornton Academy (Grade 12)
Class A #11
Class A South #9
SMAA #9

2025 Results:
Festival of Champions: 29th place
Class A South Regional: 14th place
Class A State Championships: 15th place

Personal Bests:
1600m: 5:41
3200m: 12:13
5K: 20:17

2026 Outlook:
Juila had a great state meet, almost exceeding her regional performance from the week prior.  With the TA girls being in the title hunt this year, their success may well hinge on how high Beaudette can finish. 

#21: Aleah Rideout – toPresque Isle (Grade 11)
Class B #8
Class B North #6
PVC #6

2025 Results:
Festival of Champions: 58th place
Class B North Regional: 5th place
Class B State Championships: 16th place

Personal Bests:
1600m: 5:30
3200m: 12:19
5K: 19:58

2026 Outlook:
Rideout leads a surging Presque Isle squad which projects to be one of the better teams in Class B this year.  If she can crack the top ten at the state meet she will put the Wildcats in a great spot to compete for a top 3 team finish. Her recent improvement over 1600m suggests this could be possible.   

#22: Leah Harper – Madison Area (Grade 11)
Class C #3
Class C South #3
MVC #2

2025 Results:
Festival of Champions: 33rd place
Class C South Regional: 3rd place
Class C State Championships: 6th place

Personal Bests:
800m: 2:27
1600m: 5:20
5K: 20:02

2026 Outlook:
With the top 5 finishers all graduating, Harper is the top returner from last year’s Class C State Meet. After watching her teammate, Bryanna Hagopian, win the title in 2025, Leah will look to take home the crown this year.  A newly minted PR of 5:20 over 1600m shows that she’s already halfway there.

#23: Elle Foley – Falmouth (Grade 12)
Class A #12
Class A South #10
SMAA #10

2025 Results:
Festival of Champions: 37th place
Class A South Regional: 16th place
Class A State Championships: 16th place

Personal Bests:
800m: 2:26
1600m: 5:40
5K: 20:11

2026 Outlook:
Foley is an X-Factor for Falmouth this year and her finish will play a key role in their team aspirations.  While her strength is the middle-distances, she always runs well on the grass and gives the Navigators a great top three to lean on in the big meets.  Speaking of big meets, Elle ran best when it mattered most last year, matching her regional placement at the State Championships.

#24: Erin Curtis – Hampden Academy (Grade 10)
Class A #13
Class A North #3
KVAC #4

2025 Results:
Festival of Champions: 31st place
Class A North Regional: 4th place
Class A State Championships: 18th place

Personal Bests:
5K: 20:20

2026 Outlook:
Probably the only runner on this list that runs the sprints, Erin Curtis is a multitalented athlete. Her capabilities range from being a 13.x 100m runner, to a 6:00 miler, to a 16 foot long jumper. On the grass last year, she excelled, placing 2nd in the FOC freshman race and 4th at the regional.  She has big shoes to fill with the Broncos’ #2 runner, Gretchen Plant, graduating, but Curits appears up to the job.  

#25: Anna Chang – Cape Elizabeth (Grade 10)
Class B #9
Class B South #3
WMC #3

2025 Results:
Festival of Champions: 51st place
Class B South Regional: 12th place
Class B State Championships: 17th place

Personal Bests:
5K: 20:39

2026 Outlook:
Anna Chang had a breakout freshman year and is poised to lead the Capers this season. After a track season that saw her on the podium in the 400m, look for her to challenge the 20:00 barrier and continue climbing the Class B rankings.