The 5-foot-5 senior sprinter and hurdler set a state record in the 300-hurdles with a time of 43.31 in the preliminary round of the Division II state meet this past season. Eddington went on to win the 300 hurdles, 100 hurdles, and both the 100- and 200-meter dash events at the meet, leading the Warriors to a fourth place finish as a team. She also owns the state’s fastest mark in the 100 hurdles, breaking the tape with a time of 15:03 at the 2026 Brian Young Invitational.
Eddington has maintained a 3.89 weighted GPA in the classroom. She has signed a written letter of athletic aid to compete on scholarship in both track and ice hockey at St. Catherine University in Minnesota this fall.
Eddington has volunteered locally as part of a food drive organized through a community food bank, which prepares and distributes food to remote parts of Alaska.
