Toscano's 45-Foot Put Tops The List: Top 350+ Girls Shot Put Returners

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It was an incredible senior class in the shot put last year on the heels of a 2018 season that saw Payden Montana take down some state records. A strong group of 12th graders last year also put up some big tosses last season. Now, this year's class will look to follow suit.

Germantown Academy's Meaghan Toscano leads the way for the group of returners. Last year, she was 10th at states, but unleashed a big throw of 45-1 at indoor nationals to take fourth overall. That is the top returning throw in PA.

Souderton's Maria Deaviz is the top returner based on indoor states performance. Deaviz placed fifth at Penn State with her indoor season best of 42-6.25. She threw over 46 feet outdoors and should be a title contender again this season. The only other returning medalist from last year is Upper Darby's Kayla Thorpe, who threw her best of 41-5.5 to take seventh at Penn State last year. She was fourth at outdoor states and will be in the mix, as well.

Council Rock South's Siniru Iheoma was ninth at indoor states last season. She saw some big improvements into the outdoor season and placed second in the state in AAA and she even won the discus crown. Her best in the shot outdoors was 45-11. Look for her to contend with the favorites for the win.

Though she was just a freshman, Emma Callahan of Shenango placed 11th at indoor states and fifth at outdoor states in AA in an event that tends to favor veterans. Now a sophomore, look for Callahan to keep getting better. Milton Area's Kamryn Snyder is another state meet returner; she was 13th last year. Snyder is right on the cusp of the 40-foot barrier entering the season.

Check out the top 350+ girls shot put returners below: