Viera's Addison Elwell Crowned Space Coast Track Star of the Year!

Rockledge, Florida, USA - In a year filled with remarkable achievements in high school track and field, Addison Elwell from Viera stands out as a beacon of excellence. She has been awarded the prestigious title of the FLORIDA TODAY All-Space Coast Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year for 2025. The accolade recognizes her incredible dedication and skill, demonstrated by securing an individual state championship title while consistently topping her events throughout the season, showcasing talent that truly deserves a moment in the spotlight.

At the Class 4A meet, Elwell delivered an exceptional performance in the 3,200 meters, clocking in a personal best of 10:34.70. She also finished strong in the 1,600 meters, finishing fourth with a time of 4:57.53. Her talent was not limited to state level; Elwell ruled the roost as a champion in both the 1,600 and 3,200 meters at the Cape Coast Conference, District 7-4A, and Region 2-1A meets. This extensive list of achievements highlights not just skill, but also a consistent commitment to her sport.

Celebrating Talent Across Space Coast

The All-Space Coast girls track and field team for 2025 is brimming with equally talented individuals. Among them is Diamond Bryant from Cocoa, who excelled in both the 100m and 200m events, placing fourth at the Class 2A state meet. She ran on a record-setting 4×100 relay team as well, showcasing her multifaceted abilities.

Similarly, Celina Coryell, a junior from Satellite, secured her prominence by capturing the title at the Cape Coast Conference, District, and Region meets in the 3,200 meters, finishing second overall at state. Not to be outdone, Laila Dupuch from Rockledge displayed her prowess in the 400 meters, finishing first in both her conference and district meets, further highlighting the competitive spirit of this year’s team.

• Cailyn Easton (Holy Trinity): 4th in 100 hurdles at Class 1A meet.
• Lorelai Filosa (Satellite): 2nd in high jump, with a top clearance of 5-9.75, the second-best in state for 2025.
• Reyna Gaines (Rockledge): Dominated the 100 hurdles with district and conference titles.
• Alana Gibbons (Astronaut): Flourished in both shot put and discus, showing remarkable versatility.
• Trinity Parham (Cocoa): Part of the record-setting 4×100 relay team.
• Selah Viginer (West Shore): A promising freshman with notable finishes in both the 1,600m and 3,200m at state.

It is noteworthy how each athlete contributes to the team’s overall success, reflecting not only individual excellence but also a spirit of camaraderie that characterizes the sport.

Main Event Highlights

Ahead of more competitions, various upcoming events promise to keep the excitement alive, with running competitions and other activities lined up through 2024 and 2025. For instance, the 600 Meter Run on February 14, 2025, and the 800 Meter Run on April 5, 2025, are high on anticipation lists among athletes and fans alike. Coordination appears thorough with a variety of formats, from indoor to outdoor events, ensuring that every competitor can showcase their talents throughout the year, as noted on Milesplit.

As we celebrate the achievements of Elwell and her fellow athletes, it is important to recognize the role that events like these play in shaping the future of these young athletes. High school sports are more than just competitions; they are pivotal experiences that instill discipline, teamwork, and resilience.

Track and field continues to capture the hearts of many in Florida, and as the athletes prepare for their next challenges, it’s clear that the future is bright for the Space Coast leaders. With records set and friendships forged, this season promises many more thrilling moments ahead on the track.