State record holder Chanel Brissett has graduated, but still a good amount of talent in the hurdles is back this spring.
Leading the group of returners is Madison Langley-Walker of Upper Dublin. Now a senior, she was third at states last season in the 100-meter hurdles (and also won the intermediate hurdles). She's the lone girl back this year that went sub-14 seconds last year (her best was 13.98 from the state final). But likely to give her a good run is Christina Warren of Perkiomen Valley. Warren went 8.48 in the 60-meter hurdles indoors and won the state title. She'll look to add another state crown outdoors; she was fourth in the 100-meter hurdles at outdoor states last year in AAA.
Another girl to watch this spring is Jane Livingston of Conestoga Valley. She took a big leap forward this winter and took second to Warren at indoor states in the high hurdles. She should carry that momentum into the spring. North Hills' Amberly Valeriano took seventh at states last year in AAA. She'll...
