In the boy's competition it was the Ciccio Show.
Joe Ciccio won the 60 in 6.91 over Chrisly Kelly-Cannon's 6.95, while Joe's brother Trey Ciccio won the 60 hurdles in 8.05. It's of additional note that Trey ran a state-leading 8.00 in the prelims.
Moving up in distance, Tavon Underwood swept the longer sprints.
The Mead senior led torched a state-leading 21.58 to win the 200. Peyton Sommers also dipped under 22-seconds, running 21.89.
Underwood also won the 400 in 49.23.
Doubling up in distance, Drew Costelow came oh-so-close at writing his name into the record books. The Valor Christian senior kicked late to win the 800 in 1:55.51 - that's just three-tenths-of-a-second off the meet record of 1:55.19.
What's additionally impressive is that this was Costelow's first race in months.
Another impressive feat came in the 2-mile, where Ryan Olree soloed away with a 9:48 victory - at just over 7,000-feet of elevation.
In the field events Miller Jones leapt to a state-leading 46-7 triple jump, while Cameron Thomas won the pole vault in the warm-ups. Thomas went on to clear 16-0 to officially win the event.