2024-25 Winter All-Met: Girls' indoor track first team, relays, honorable mention
The following student-athletes were selected to The Washington Post's 2024-25 All-Met team for girls' indoor track and field:
Sydney Sutton, Sr., Bullis
A star for the most dominant track program in the area, Sutton had an explosive winter campaign rivaled only by the nation's elite. At New Balance Nationals, she won a national title and set a meet record in the 400 meters. Her time of 52.75 seconds was the best in the United States at any competition this season. Sutton recorded top-five national times in the 200 and 300. A Florida signee, she also ran on Bullis's 4x200 and 4x400 relay teams that set national records.
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