Nick Borne's senior year has been brimming over with high-voltage races, like this one at Mullen in April.
Taryn Ceglowski stunned everyone present with a 3A record 2:09.19 to post the top 800 time of the state meet.
Heretofore, Emily Pieper has contributed at State mostly in the form of long jump points, but she was 200 meter money in the bank as well this weekend.
Emily Sloan was part of Team Colorado last June. Could you be part of the show this year?
Chris Athey reprised his role in last year's 4x800, helping Lake City to a second 1A Boys crown in the event.
Fast 800's go down in Georgia!
Regnor VonDedenroth celebrates a clearance, and a few fans do as well.
Jeremy Meadows broke from the 4A Boys 1600 field on lap three and wasn't heard from again, posting the top 1600 time of the entire state meet.
Jequan Hogan bounds his way to the first 50-foot triple jump Colorado has seen in more than a decade.
Springfield sent a strong early warning to the rest of 1A when it won the SMR8 with Tatelyn Lasley anchoring.
One of the best jumpers in state history might have the best story of the year!
Maria Mettler was reportedly sick. You'd have never known it by her performances.
From first flight to last heat, it was a grand state meet!
There is a long list of high-end talent at the 3A Girls state meet, and Tarynn Sieg is high on that list.
As long as there's been Liberty High School, there's been Gary Weston to oversee the school's cross country and distance running programs.
Sometime Sunday afternoon, near the scheduled conclusion of the weather-delayed state track and field championships at Jeffco Stadium in Lakewood, the 61-year-old Weston will punch the button on his stopwatch as coach for the last time.
Now, it's time for a new journey for Weston after his 30-year run at Liberty, which opened its doors in 1987. Among the highlights on his watch included Sarah Schwald's individual cross country championship as a freshman in 1987, two boys' state team cross country crowns (2002-03) and titles turned in by Matt Kemper, Alex Clayton and Kirsten Anthony. (via Colorado Springs Gazette)
Iosua Maika could very well held one key for tipping the scales in favor of Fountain-Fort Carson this weekend.
Lauren Offerman, Kasey Klocek, and Maria Mettler are just three of the faces in an absolutely loaded 4A Girls 1600 field.
No word yet from CHSAA, but, if anything, current conditions are worse than the forecast.
Gear up for winter with our advice for running in the cold.
Xavier Bishop-Falu wastes no elevation skimming the hurdles.
The Wiggins sprinters who aren't named Shane Finegan have plenty to run for on relays this weekend.
You might have recognized several of the faces competing at the PAC-12 Championships this past weekend.
Oh the people you see in NYC!
Nik Chappee's stride that each up enormous lengths of track with every bound has him as a key figure in the 4A 200 and 400.
The state track and field meet cannot change its schedule in advance of the the event on Thursday, and has no option but to move ahead as planned. (via CHSAANow.com)
Flo Golden South will be a Brooks PR qualifier again this year in two different events.
Fort Collins will need a big weekend out of their sprinters if they are to repeat as state champions this year.
Cole Sprout, one of the top freshman track seasons Colorado has ever seen.