2A
Region 1
Boys: Lyons' senior Sage Wynja took the individual title, running a time 16:55.9, which was two-seconds ahead of Strasburg's Dawit James, who ran 16:57.
A tiebreaker between Heritage Christian and Lyons went to Heritage Christian, scoring 45 points for the overall team title. They will be joined by Clear Creek, Loveland Classical, and Strasburg at the State Championship.
Girls: The Heritage Christian girls stole the first four places with Mikaela Kendall leading the pack, clocking 20:22.30.
Scoring a perfect 10 points, Heritage Christian took home the overall team title. Lyons, Loveland Classical, Merino, and Nederland will join them in Colorado Springs next week.
Region 2
Boys: Andrew Bel was the runaway winner here. The Colorado Springs Christian torched the field with a 16:17 clocking - a 32-second victory.
Golden View Classical Academy took the team title tallying 37-points. Banning Lewis Prep was second with 47. Wiggins, Vanguard, and Peyton will be joining them at State next week.
Girls: The two-time defending state champion Nadhia Campos picked up her fourth win of the season, runnining 18:27 - a dominating 1:15 victory.
Banning Lewis Prep took the team title, tallying 27-points. Denver Christian, Vanguard, Golden View, and Peyon will be joining them at State.
Region 3
Boys: Senior Anthony Pena of Primero ran a time of 17:45.70 to take home the individual title.
Rocky Ford scored 35 points to secure the overall team win. They will be joined by Thomas Maclaren Charter, Centauri, Springfield, and Buena Vista at the State Championship next week.
Girls: Two freshmen dominated the field, Centauri'sBailey Graber and Del Norte's Frannie Edelen. They finished within a second of each other with Graber taking the win in 22:33.40.
Graber led Centauri to the overall team title scoring 11 points. Rocky Ford, Swallows Charter, Thomas Maclaren, and Rye will join them next week.
Region 4
Boys: Rangely junior James Talbot ran a time of 18:23.92 to take the individual title, over 30 seconds ahead of second place.
Girls: Lake County had three girls finish in the top three with Keira King leading the pack, running a time of 21:36.53.