Congratulations to Braelyn Bailey of Roosevelt High School for winning last week's performer of the week with her long jump mark of 18-8.75! Here are this week's nominations and make sure to get your votes in by Thursday, May 7th at 11:59pm MT!
Caitlin Kestner, Discovery Canyon High School: Kestner won the Pueblo Twilight in the pole vault with a vault of 13-0! She is currently tied for #1 in the state of Colorado and is the only other girl who has made it over 13-0 so far this season!
Emry Schwalm, Heritage High School: At the very competitive Pueblo Twilight, Schwalm won the 1600m by over 5 seconds, running 4:54 to win the event! This time is a brand new personal best for Schwalm and ranks her #5 for the state of Colorado.
Addyson Smith, Fossil Ridge High School: Smith won both the 100m and the 200m at the Longs Peak/Northern League meet, running state-leading times and two new personal bests! She ran 11.68 in the 100m and 23.82 in the 200m during the preliminary round.
Natasza Fortner, Fossil Ridge High School: Fortner won the triple jump at the Longs Peak/Northern League meet in a new personal best mark of 38-5.75! Her mark is now #3 in the state of Colorado and ranks #2 for Class 5A!
Kaia Bennett, Rocky Mountain High School: Also winning her event at the Longs Peak/Northern League meet, Bennett earned 1st in the discus with a huge PR of over 10 feet! She threw 134-4, which also places her at #5 for the state of Colorado.
Congratulations to Braelyn Bailey of Roosevelt High School for winning last week's performer of the week with her long jump mark of 18-8.75! Here are this week's nominations and make sure to get your votes in by Thursday, May 7th at 11:59pm MT!
Caitlin Kestner, Discovery Canyon High School: Kestner won the Pueblo Twilight in the pole vault with a vault of 13-0! She is currently tied for #1 in the state of Colorado and is the only other girl who has made it over 13-0 so far this season!
Emry Schwalm, Heritage High School: At the very competitive Pueblo Twilight, Schwalm won the 1600m by over 5 seconds, running 4:54 to win the event! This time is a brand new personal best for Schwalm and ranks her #5 for the state of Colorado.