3200m
Addison Ritzenhein, Niwot High School: Taking the victory at her home meet, Ritzenhein ran 10:26, earning her the top spot in Colorado in the event and a top 10 ranking in the nation, even at altitude.
Emry Schwalm, Heritage High School: Following up her strong indoor season, Schwalm finished 2nd in a time of 10:43, putting her in the top 10 of Colorado.
Kinley Wolfe, Cherry Creek High School: Finishing only a few seconds behind Schwalm, Wolfe ran close to her personal best clocking in at 10:48 and put her in the conversation for the state meet.
100m Hurdles
Reese Kasper, Niwot High School: Kasper once again dominated the hurdles, but this time she improved upon her 100m hurdles in a big way, running a big season's best time of 14.63.
100m
Ellie Londo, Valor Christian: Londo returned to the outdoor track running 11.98 and securing the top spot in the event in all of Colorado in her first race.
Evangeline Ansah, Eaglecrest High School: Finishing in 2nd place was Ansah, who ran 12.12, putting her at #4 in all of Colorado and the top freshman in the event in the state!
1600m
This event definitely created some of the fastest 1600m times we have seen all season, and we have a handful of names to get through because of how fast the race was!
Keeghan Edwards, Mountain Vista High School: Taking the top spot in this incredibly competitive race was Edwards in a time of 4:51. She is the first girl under 5 minutes in Colorado for this season and puts her top 15 in the nation, though her altitude converted time would put her near the top at 4:44.
Payton Meineke, Riverdale Ridge: After a fast 3200m a weekend ago, Meineke ran 4:54, putting herself at #2 in all of Colorado.
Emily Cohen, Cherry Creek High School: Only a couple seconds behind Meineke was Cohen, running 4:56, which is only a couple seconds behind her personal best she ran at the state meet last year.
Rosie Mucharsky, Denver East High School: This race started to get very tight after 1st place and Mucharsky ended up 4th overall in a time of 4:57.71 and the 4th girl under 5 minutes in this race.
Juliet Frum, Mountain Vista High School: Just getting beat at the line, Frum ran 4:57.81 and though this earned her 5th place, it also earned her the 5th spot in the Colorado rankings in the event.
Emry Schwalm, Heritage High School: Right after running the 3200m earlier in the morning, Schwalm doubled back to run 5:02, a very strong double all things considered.
Ella Hagen, Summit High School: Though She did not get under 5 minutes, Hagen still ran 5:03, which is a big jump from her first 1600m that she ran in 5:11.
4x200m Relay
Windsor High School: This race was incredibly tight, but coming out on top was Windsor High School with a time of 1:40.17 for the top time in Colorado.
Eaglecrest High School: Placing second was Eaglecrest, who ran a time of 1:40.27, just barely getting beat out at the line, but still good for the #2 time in Colorado.
Niwot High School: Finally, finishing 3rd overall was Niwot High School, who also ran 1:40 but was a couple hundredths of a second behind the other teams in 1:40.51.
400m
Ellie Londo, Valor Christian: After opening up with the 100m, Londo ran a respectable 56.37, placing her at #3 in all of Colorado.
Rylee Klatt, Mead High School: It was a close race down the stretch, but Klat just got beat out, still running an impressive time of 56.68.
Discus
Brooke Schimdt, Wiggins High School: Schimdt continues to get better and better with each week, now throwing 139-5 and cementing her top spot in all of 2A and Colorado.
Long Jump
Zenobia Witt, Eaglecrest High School: Jumping a mark of 18-10.5, Witt won the meet, and she also earned herself the #2 spot in all of Colorado.