Few, if any, Helena High athletes have achieved as much as Logan Todorovich.
Part of three team state championships, Todorovich ended her Bengals career at the Class AA state track meet with four individual state titles and five total.
Both of those marks are Helena High school records and No. 2 all-time in Class AA.
Todorovich scored 48.5 points, the second most in Class AA history and was part of setting six school records in the process (100 meter dash, triple jump, 400-meter relay, individual state titles, total state titles, total points).
With her 48.5 points this past season, Todorovich finished her historic Helena High career with 132 points at state meets, which is top three all-time in Class AA history.
Capping off a historic performance that already featured four state titles, Todorovich set her second all-class state record last month in Great Falls, this time in the 100-meter dash, winning her first state in the event after a time of 12.06. Todorovich, a three-time state champion in the long jump, also owns the all-class state record in that event (19-4 1/2).
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The Helena girls currently have three all-class state records and Todorovich has two of them. While the 2024 IR All-Area Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year is about what happened during the 2024 season, it’s hard not to talk about the career achievements of the future Baylor Bear.
Todorovich is a nine-time state champion. She’s a three-time state champion in three different events and has 22 career state medals. In 2024, she also took third in the triple jump, giving her six top-3 finishes as the Helena girls wrapped up a third consecutive 3-peat.
Todorovich has shared the All-Area Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year award the past two years, but after one of the most dominant performances at a state track meet in Montana history, she won for the third straight year, this time all by herself as she wrapped up a career with few parallels.
Helena High’s Logan Todorovich won the high jump with height of 5-feet, 6-inches at the MHSA State AA track meet May 24, 2024 in Great Falls.
Madilyn Todorovich, Logan’s younger sister, was also spectacular. She easily would have won the All-Area award most years as she claimed four total state titles and two individual titles in the 400-meter dash and 300-meter hurdles.
