If there was a theme this past week, it was rewriting the state rankings... 

As always there was no shortage of opportunities to compete, and Colorado athletes took full advantage - there were 12 new Colorado No.1s that came out of the week.

In Utah Sydney Holiday trounced the 60 field at the UHSTCA Indoor Championships. The Broomfield senior dropped a 7.59, which is just off her personal best. Holiday also claimed the 200 to sweep the sprints, running 25.11. 

On the other side of the country Cruz Culpepper blitzed the field over the final 400 of the mile at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston. The Niwot senior cruised through much of the race before throwing down the hammer with a 56-second final 400 to finish in 4:11.44 - a US No. 2. Of additional note, his final 800 was a stellar 1:59. 

There were plenty of fireworks in Colorado Thursday night at the Mines HS Indoor Series #4. 

Teagan Zwaanstra and Holiday put on a quick, but great show in the 60. Zwaanstra handed Holiday a rare loss, as the two were separated by just one-hundredth of a second with Zwaanstra claiming the W in 7.64, just ahead of Holiday's 7.65. 

Another highlight of the meet came from eighth-grader Reese Tucker, who ran an impressive 10:42 in the 3,000 - that's the fastest by any Colorado athlete, high school or middle school, so far this season. 

In the boy's 3000 Luke Tichi dropped a state-leading 9:12, which was just ahead of Zack Gacnik, who finished six seconds back in 9:18. 

In the pole vault Mia Manson continues to raise the bar, as the senior took the event with a 12-8 mark. Likewise, Hunter Potrykus reached new heights, going 15-8 FTW. 

The shot put had a first for 2020, as Luke Hard surpassed the 50-foot mark. The Mountain View senior went 50-2 for a new state-leading mark. 

And there were plenty, plenty, of big performances that came out of the Colorado USATF-Colorado State Indoor Championships Sunday.

Among the highlights... 

Amarachi Onuoha ran a state-leading 25.12 in the 200, and CO No. 3 in the 400 - a 58.91. 

Tucker doubled back from her Thursday victory in the 3,000 to run a 5:24 victory in the mile, while Bethany Michalak ran 5:10 in the 13-14 division.

Agur Dwol took two big wins in the vertical jumps, claiming the long jump in 18-9.25, and the triple jump in a state-leading 38-5. 

And on the topic of Colorado No.1s - Katie Dack-Howell went 44-2.75 in the shot. 

Like Tucker, Manson doubled-back from Thursday night to raise the bar - literally - to a season best of 12-10 to claim the pole vault. 

Gavin Schurr had an incredible day of his own. 

The Fairview junior claimed the 60 title in 6.84 with Korey Hairston a stride back in 6.89, and he was the first to dip under 22 in the 2020 this season, as he ran 21.75 - a PR - to claim the event in a meet record.

WATCH: Schurr wins USATF Colorado Indoor 200 In a Meet Record Of 21.75

Speaking of (more) firsts - Langston Williams was the first to crack 50 in the 400 this year, running 49.87 to win the event. 

Caden Smith and Bran Williams Jr shuffled the 800 rankings up quite a bit with Smith taking the W in 2:01.19, which was just ahead of Williams' 2:01.26. 

Keeping with the trend of new state-leading marks... PJ Robinson took the victory in the 60H with a Colorado No. 1 of 8.23. 

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