The final week of March brought a slew of great performances across the board. 

Let's start with the out-of-state-crew who went down to Texas for the Texas Relays... As reported here: Culpepper Goes Big In Texas, Niwot sophomore Cruz Culpepper shocked the state with a 4:11 1,600. The time is currently No. 5 in the country, and No. 2 in Colorado. And Culpepper wasn't the only Niwot athlete who tallied a big day - Ares Reading ran 9:18 in Texas for a huge PR. 

Out west at the Stanford Invitational, Lauren Neugeboren lowered her mile PR down to 5:03, while back in Colorado there wasn't any shortage of big performances. 

As reported here: Records Fall At Lyons Invite, Maya Evans walked away with three wins, and three meet records. Another highlight came from Raymon Harper, who went 6-10 in the high jump for a new Colorado No.1 mark. Adding to the highlights as Logan DeRock, who made a huge leap in the state discus rankings. DeRock threw 124-06, for a No.4 mark.

Up north at the Altitude Running Invitational in Fort Collins, Gabriella McDonald moved into the No. 1 spot in the shot with a toss of 43-4.

At the Highlands Ranch Showcase Emily Sloan made her presence known in the 100 hurdles with a new state-leading mark of 13.81. The time is currently No. 2 in the country. 

Down south at the Hornet Invitational Luc Andrada went huge in the 100 with a new state-leading mark of 10.71, while Kain Medrano duplicated the feat with a new No. 1 in the discus with a toss of 180-8.

On the western slope, a hot meet was brewing at the Mickey Dunn Invite, as reported here: Spring Brings Fast Times To Micky Dunn Invite.