Monarch senior Julia Pattison won the 100, 200, and finished second in the 400 at the Broomfield Shootout.

Ok. 

Now it's on. 

Like, really on. 

The third week of Colorado track and field season was more than revealing. State-leading marks were plentiful across all classifications.

The warm-ups are over now, we're in full stride...

Let's get into it, here are the highlights of highlights.

We'll start at the Grizzly Invitational, where DaySpring Academy sophomore Eboselulu Omofoma leapt to a 2A No. 1 of 5-4 to win the high jump. The defending state champ added a half-inch to her personal best. Add that DaySpring Academy dropped two 2A state leading marks in the relays - a 1:54.93 clocking in the Sprint Medley, and a 1:54.74 in the 4x200. And on the topic of state-leading marks, Northridge's Savanna Amack leapt to 36-4.5 in the triple jump for a 3A No. 1.

Three-time defending 3A state champ Peyton Garrison ran her first lap around the track this season at the North Fork Invitational. Garrison torched a 57.71 to win the event. Add that it's over two-seconds ahead of her 2021 opener, and a 3A No. 1 by three-seconds. And Garrison wasn't the only one from Coal Ridge firing on all cylinders - their SMR squad ran 1:54.65 to win the event in a 3A No. 1. And keeping with the theme of state-leading marks, Alison Rajzer won the triple jump in 36-6 for a 2A No. 1.

Meanwhile Bryant Schoenthal starred at the Yuma Early Qualifier. The Yuma senior won the shot put with a massive PR of 53-5.5 to win the event in a 2A No. 1, and he won the discus with a toss of 162-5 for a 2A No. 2.

The Max Marr Invitational saw quite a few impressive marks, particularly in the girl's 1,600, and in the field events. 

Jaycee Williams and Cadence Lapp battled over four laps, though it was Williams who crossed the finish line without anyone in front of her. The Berthoud ran 5:06.27 for a 3A No. 1, while Lapp finished second in 5:08.15 for a 5A No. 2.

Kajsa Borrman dominated the discus with a toss of 137-1 for a 5A No. 1, while Brooke Franke was second in 124.9.5.

In the high jump Elizabeth Heumann took the event with a 4A No. 1 of 5-5, while Kylee Kielian won the triple jump in a 4A No. 1 of 36-1.

Meanwhile Tyson Williams came out swinging in boy's competition. The Loveland senior opened his final season of high school track with three PRs - winning the 100 in a 5A No.1 of 10.89, the 200 in a 5A No. 1 of 22.06, and the 400 in a 5A No. 2 of 49.33.

And on the topic of state-leading marks, Tucker Peterson won the triple jump in a 4A No. 1 of 46-3.5.

The Broomfield Shootout saw soo many state-leading marks, that rather than recap the meet again, I'll just send you to the meet recap:

Read: Thrilling At The Broomfield Shootout

Not only was the meet massive, it had a ton of highlights...

Editor's Note: Bare with us -- out-of-state results are still being loaded into our system. This recap will be updated. Surely, we all want to know how Colorado fared at the NIKE Chandler Rotary Invite...