Completed Event: Track & Field versus NCAA Championships on June 12, 2025 ,
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Peyton, DaKota
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DaKota Peyton
- Height:
- 6-0
- Class:
- Freshman
- Hometown:
- West Valley City, Utah
- High School:
- Hunter HS
- Major:
- Undecided
Bio
TFFRS Bio
2025 Outdoor Track:
• Did not compete
2024-25 Indoor Track:
• Did not compete
High School:
• Lettered in in volleyball, basketball and track at Hunter High School
• Named third-team all-state and all-region MVP in volleyball (2023)
• 3x first-team all-region selection in volleyball
• A 2022-23 all-region MVP selection in track
• 3x UHSAA Region 2 Champion in the 200m (2021-23)
• 2022 UHSAA Region 2 Champion in the 400m and 300m hurdles
• Was the 2021 UHSAA Region 2 runner-up in the 200m and finished third in the 300m hurdles
Personal:
• Daughter of Nikki Jo and Derrick Peyton
• Has a younger brother, Jahayden
• Has a younger sister, Aaliyah
• Uncle, Tim Peyton, played football at Utah State (2006)
• Great uncle, Joe Peyton, was a three-sport athlete at Pugent Sound and was an all-conference selection in football, basketball and track to go with his Pacific Coast Championship in the high jump
• Played professional football with the Seattle Rangers, formerly Fort Lewis Rangers, and earned three-straight All-Pro selections in the Continental Football League (1967-69)
• Joe went onto to coach track and field at Pugent Sound for 29 years and had the track named after him April 29, 2003, and is the namesake of the Joe Peyton Invitational Track & Field Meet hosted by UPS
• Joe was is a two-time Pugent Sound Athletic Hall of Fame inductee, first as an athlete (1963-67) in 1973 and then in 1998 as a coach (1968-97)
• He was also inducted into the NAIA National of Hall of Fame in 1996 and Tacoma Sports Hall of Fame in 2005
• Undecided on a major
2025 Outdoor Track:
• Did not compete
2024-25 Indoor Track:
• Did not compete
High School:
• Lettered in in volleyball, basketball and track at Hunter High School
• Named third-team all-state and all-region MVP in volleyball (2023)
• 3x first-team all-region selection in volleyball
• A 2022-23 all-region MVP selection in track
• 3x UHSAA Region 2 Champion in the 200m (2021-23)
• 2022 UHSAA Region 2 Champion in the 400m and 300m hurdles
• Was the 2021 UHSAA Region 2 runner-up in the 200m and finished third in the 300m hurdles
Personal:
• Daughter of Nikki Jo and Derrick Peyton
• Has a younger brother, Jahayden
• Has a younger sister, Aaliyah
• Uncle, Tim Peyton, played football at Utah State (2006)
• Great uncle, Joe Peyton, was a three-sport athlete at Pugent Sound and was an all-conference selection in football, basketball and track to go with his Pacific Coast Championship in the high jump
• Played professional football with the Seattle Rangers, formerly Fort Lewis Rangers, and earned three-straight All-Pro selections in the Continental Football League (1967-69)
• Joe went onto to coach track and field at Pugent Sound for 29 years and had the track named after him April 29, 2003, and is the namesake of the Joe Peyton Invitational Track & Field Meet hosted by UPS
• Joe was is a two-time Pugent Sound Athletic Hall of Fame inductee, first as an athlete (1963-67) in 1973 and then in 1998 as a coach (1968-97)
• He was also inducted into the NAIA National of Hall of Fame in 1996 and Tacoma Sports Hall of Fame in 2005
• Undecided on a major
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