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Photos: Makena Morley

A collection of Makena Morley photos through the years, from 2013 to present.

Myers Reece
Makena Morley poses on the Bigfork High School track on July 3, 2019. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
Morley wears a wooden buffalo necklace crafted by her father Steve Morley, representative of the University of Colorado Buffaloes, on July 3, 2019. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
Makena Morley poses on the Bigfork High School track on July 3, 2019. Hunter D’Antuono | Flathead Beacon
Morley racing for the University of Colorado. Photo courtesy of Pro-Motion Photography
Makena Morley celebrates with Bigfork High School teammates after breaking the Class B state record in the 1600-meter relay in her final track meet on May 23, 2015.  Beacon File Photo
In the final cross country race of her high school career, Morley breaks the all-class cross country record on Oct. 25, 2014 in Helena. Her coach said she deservedly went out in a "blaze of glory." Beacon File Photo
Jill Morley hugs her daughters, Makena, left, and Bryn after the siblings finished first and second at the Class B state meet in Helena on Oct. 25, 2014. Makena broke the all-class record in the race, which was the final cross country race of her high school career. Beacon File Photo
Morley poses for the Beacon's "Best of Preps" in 2014. Beacon File Photo
Makena Morley, right, and her younger sister, Bryn, pictured Sept. 3, 2014. Beacon File Photo
Morley, a sophomore at Bigfork High School at the time, poses for the Beacon's "Best of Preps" in 2013. Beacon File Photo

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