Kensie Serio, Macie Parmer, Adelaide Devine and Madison Taylor all scored to send the Trailblazers to the Final Four in Fenton.
The Hornets run-ruled South Nodaway/Jefferson (Conception) 13-3 in six innings, and Ash Grove defeated the Panthers by the same score in five innings.
Salisbury beat Chaffee 11-5 in the Class 2 semifinals, and Community lost to South Nodaway 8-0 in the Class 1 semifinals.
Kensie Serio, Macie Parmer, Adelaide Devine and Madison Taylor all scored to send the Trailblazers to the Final Four in Fenton.
The Bruins' boys team won Class 5 with 73.5 points, and the girls team finished fourth in Class 5 with 40 points at Adkins Stadium in Jefferson City.
The Oregon commit ran a 4:13.52 to win the title, and other local results from the MSHSAA Class 3, 4 and 5 track and field Championships
Southern Boone's Connor Burns, Rock Bridge's Andrew Houser and Cap City's Keion Grieve all took home titles on Friday.
The Pirates were ousted by Excelsior Springs, while the Hornets saw off St. Charles West to the reach the Class 4 semifinals.
The same coaching staff will lead separate teams from Jefferson City and Capital City high schools.
The Trojans advanced to the Class 1 semifinals, the Panthers reached the Class 2 semis, and Tipton's season ended in the Class 2 quarters Wednesday.
The Panthers defeated Eugene 5-3 in the Class 2 sectionals to advance.
The Trailblazers needed to finish ahead of North Platte in the state meet's final race, the 4x400-meter relay, but the Panthers won while Tolton finished second, giving North Platte an 86-83 victory over the Trailblazers.
The Class 5 Sectional 2 Track Meet at Rock Bridge saw the Bruins come in first and second place in the boys and girls competitions, respectively.
The Trailblazer secured two state titles to secure an 11 point lead after the first day of competition.
The Bruins' 30-win season came to an end in the Class 6 District 5 semifinals Thursday, while the Wildcats advanced to play rival Blue Springs South.
Despite scoring a goal less than a minute into the game, the Bruins lost 2-1 to end their season.
The Eagles scored four runs across the fifth and sixth innings to pull away and end the Kewpies' season.
Adkins Stadium at Jefferson City High School will host the track community from all across the state over two weekends beginning Friday, welcoming thousands of people with a smile.
A double bogey on the 16th hole was too much to overcome for Tolton senior Andrew Fallis, who finished the MSHSAA Class 3 Tournament tied for fifth.
The Spartans scored three runs in the first inning, but Fort Zumwalt West shut them out the rest of the way in the MSHSAA Class 6 District 4 quarterfinals.