Waterford's Senior-Heavy Girls' Track Squad Eyes ECC Title

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Waterford High's girls' track team enters the 2026 season with a large, senior-led roster and standout sprinter Chloe Butler, fresh off a big performance at Adidas Indoor Nationals. Coach Gerry Clark expects strong leadership, depth in sprints and throws, and immediate contributions from newcomers, giving Waterford fans plenty to watch in ECC Division I competition.

Why it matters

Waterford's girls' track program has a strong tradition, and this senior-laden squad is poised to make a run at the ECC title. The team's depth and leadership could propel them to conference glory, further cementing the school's reputation as a regional track powerhouse.

The details

Waterford High's girls' track team enters the 2026 season with a large, experienced roster led by standout sprinter Chloe Butler. Butler, a senior, is coming off an impressive showing at the Adidas Indoor Nationals. Coach Gerry Clark is optimistic about his team's chances, citing their strong leadership, depth in sprints and throws, and the potential impact of talented newcomers.

• Waterford High's girls' track team is entering the 2026 season.
• Chloe Butler, a senior sprinter, recently competed at the Adidas Indoor Nationals.

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What’s next

The Waterford High girls' track team will begin their 2026 season and look to challenge for the ECC Division I title, led by their experienced roster and standout sprinter Chloe Butler.