Most weeks are hard to summarize, given the vast amount of great performances. But this week really just went to another level. While there's so much to digest, we'll skim the tops of the weekend and really dive into quite a few match-ups and insane performances in the near future, because honestly, there are a lot of great story-lines and angles here...

If I were to give a "Performance Of The Week" this week, I wouldn't.

Because how do you compare Michael Mooney's US No. 1 8:50 3,200 in Arcadia to a pair of 4:12 altitude miles out of Cole Sprout and Carter Dillon at Mullen? (I will admit, however, having witnessed that 1,600 first-hand, it still gives me chills just thinking about it -- watch the video and you'll see what I mean.)

(Mull this over: Sprout, Culpepper, and Lee - all 4A, and all have run under 4:13 in the mile... Who takes state? And then there's the 5A match-up of Mooney and Dillon... My stomach turns just thinking about these races...)

And what about Arria Minor's 11.38-23.23 double? Or Anna Hall's nation-leading (and new 4A classification record) 42.03 in the 300 Hurdles? Mullen was stacked. 

(Mull this over: Minor's wind-aided 23.23 in the 200 is unofficially the fastest 200 in Colorado history...)

And how could we forget Max Manson's 16-10 victory in the pole vault at Mullen? Or Emily Sloan's 13.43 100 hurdle victory in Arcadia?

My fingers can type fast enough.