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3 things you should not have missed from Day 1 at the WIAA 4A/3A/2A track and field championships

Mead standout Simon Rosselli drew a big crowd for the 4A boys shot put Thursday at Mount Tahoma Stadium

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Todd Milles
May 29, 2026
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TACOMA, Wash. — It only took a few hours before one of the true all-time Star Track spectacles entered the arena Thursday.

Mead’s Simon Rosselli, the king of all kings in Washington high school track and field thrower history, flashed smiles, doled out hugs — and yes, threw the iron shot put very far in front of 300 spectators on a warm but windy opening day of the WIAA Class 4A championships at the Mount Tahoma Stadium.

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