Arria Minor did what she was expected to do: win the 100, 200, and 400.
The powerful 1A Girls teams from this spring figure to be among the select few again next spring.
Anthony Bellot gave up 100 and 400 slots at State to run on three state champion relays.
On a long list of very good 300 hurdlers at Fountain-Fort Carson, it's plausible that Jason Farrell ends up as the best.
With NCAA DI and DII regional and national competitions coming up this weekend, last weekend was relatively quiet on the collegiate scene.
Maya Evans was unstoppable at state this year, winning the 100, 200, long jump, and as part of the winning 4x100 meter relay.
Ben Kelley made a clean sweep of the 800, 1600, and 3200 at last weekend's state meet. Even when his Breathe-Rite strip started to lose its grip, he only tightened his own grip on his lead.
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Maison Tolle has already proven herself a versatile athlete. She takes the test to a new level, though, by competing in the multis at Great Southwest next weekend.
In the last year, Jacob Dack became remarkably proficient with the discus.
The Vista Ridge sprint relays had a field day, prevailing in all three 4A Boys sprint relays.
Michaela Onyenwere was an enormous difference maker for Grandview all weekend long.
Brie Oakley and Tanner Norman gave us a brand-new set of 3200 all-class records this spring.
Yes, a long jump landing will bounce your spectacles.
Tucker Cargile has made the most of a very short high school career this year at Denver South.
Chantae Steele and McKenzie Elliott gave TCA an early day two lift in the 800 meters.
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.
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.
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.
