She's Barry good, Unity track star poised for third-peat at state



Mendon Unity's Saylor Barry sails down the runway at the 2025 IHSA state track meet
Photo: Sentinel/Clark Brooks

Mendon Unity's Saylor Barry floats down the runway, leaping 5.77 meters — 18 feet, 11.25 inches — to defend her 2024 state title in the long jump at the IHSA Girls' Track & Field State Finals at O’Brien Stadium on the Eastern Illinois University campus in 2025. Becoming the first two-time state champion in Mustang school history her junior year, as a senior she is on the way to a historic three-peat after leading the field yesterday with a leap of 5.76 meters in the event during the Class 1A preliminary competition. On May 4, Barry signed her National Letter of Intent to continue her athletic career in track and field at Southern Illinois University Carbondale.


TAGS: Unity Mustangs' track star competes at state meet, Saylor Barry leads the field in Long Jump, returning long jump state champion, Class 1A long jump, IHSA state track report

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