The 2026
Brooks PR
Invitational
National records. Future Olympians. Everything left on the track. A cinematic archive from the start line to the finish — the fastest high schoolers in America, caught at full tilt.
Be First Into The Gallery
Full-resolution galleries are finalized; free to view, download & share.
The Brooks PR Invitational is the sharp edge of American high school track and field — an invite-only meet where the top eight to sixteen athletes in the country toe the same line.
This isn't youth sports dressed up as intensity. This is elite output under national-level pressure, where personal records fall and the next wave of professional runners gets its first real spotlight.
Shooting alongside Dyestat, Russell Moore Photography works to preserve the whole story — the kick, the lean, the collapse past the line. Not just the medal. The cost of it.
Everything is left on the track.
The Coverage // Before the Gun
Entries & Start Lists
All 22 races, seeded fastest-first, with the Washington athletes flagged and linked to their dossiers.
EnterWA 4×800 Relays
The two all-Washington relays — 24 squads, girls and boys — the only home-state races on the entire card.
See the SquadsThe Archive // Record Performances
Future Star
Seventh-grader Angelina Alder aggressively breaks the tape, executing a 4:38.25 finish to set a 13-year-old world record in the Junior Mile.
Tactical Brilliance
Chiara Dailey hits the finish line of the Girls 2 Mile, celebrating a hard-fought 9:49.57 personal best under championship pressure.
The Queen's Reign Continues
Paige Sheppard executes a lethal 2:00.65 sprint finish, aggressively breaking the tape to retain her Girls 800 Meters crown.
Freshman Dominance
Olympia native Quenton Lanese, draped in the champion flag and surrounded by media, after securing the Boys Freshman Mile title.
Absolute Authority
Marcelo Mantecon breaks the tape with absolute authority, dominating the Boys 2 Mile championship with an 8:44.88 personal best.
Meet Records
The all-time fastest in the history of the Invitational — a who's-who of future Olympians, World medalists, and national-record holders.
Don't Miss Your Athlete
Last call before the gun. Galleries go live 48–72 hours after the meet, free to view & download — drop your email now and you’ll be the first to know the moment they’re up.
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