As the spring 2026 track season comes to a close, there were some huge accomplishments and big performances. Take a look at all the winners from this past season for performer of the week and make sure to vote for who you think should be considered the performer of the year for the 2026 season! Voting closes on Friday, May 29th at 11:59pm MT.
Ruby Naber, University High School: Naber ended the season as the top triple jumper in all of Colorado with a mark of 40-11! She also finished the season with a 1st place finish for Class 4A at the state meet and a new personal best in the long jump with a jump of 18.2.25! She also placed 1st in the triple jump as well.
Zenobia Witt, Eaglecrest High School: Witt won her third straight Class 5A state meet title in the long jump with a mark of 19-3.25 and was the top long jumper in the whole state! She also placed 2nd overall in the 100m hurdles, running a wind-aided time of 13.64 and placed 6th overall in the 300m hurdles, running 44.68.
Adalyn Stubbs, Douglas County High School: Stubbs threw the shot put over 40 feet multiple times this season with a personal best of 40-8! She also placed 5th overall in Class 5A at the state meet in the shot put with a throw of 37-5.5! Finally, she placed 7th overall in discus with a throw of 120-0.
Reese Douglas, Lewis-Palmer High School: Douglas won her first state title for Class 4A in the shot put, throwing a new personal best mark of 40-10! She was also one of the best discus throwers in all of Colorado, with a personal best mark of 141-8 and finished 3rd overall for Class 4A in the event.
Mackinzy Wall, Manitou Springs High School: Wall broke the Class 3A state record in the discus to win the state title, throwing a monster PR of 147-9! She was the top discus thrower for the whole season in Colorado and also paced 5th overall in the shot put 35-1 and had a personal best throw of 35-10.75.
Addyson Smith, Fossil Ridge High School: Smith was the fastest sprinter in all of Colorado, running personal bests of 11.60 in the 100m to win the Class 5A state title and running 23.81 in the 200m to win that title as well! Both those times topped the Colorado rankings for the season. She also placed 4th overall in the long jump with a mark of 18-1.
June Fuchs, Fort Collins High School: Fuchs ran two impressive personal bests in the 800m and the 1600m, running 2:14 and ran 5:03 in the 1600m! She improved by over eight seconds in the 800m and 15 seconds in the 1600m from her previous season and finished 15th overall for Class 5A in the 800m.
Braelyn Bailey, Roosevelt High School: Bailey broke her own class record at the state meet, jumping 5-10 in the high jump to win the Class 4A state title! Her mark was the top jump for the whole state. She also hit a personal best mark of 18-8.75 in the long jump and placed 2nd overall at the state meet with a jump of 18-2.
Natasza Fortner, Fossil Ridge High School: Fortner hit a massive personal best in the triple jump, improving by four feet from the beginning of the season, jumping 38-5.75! She ended up placing 4th overall at the Class 5A state meet and placed 2nd in the high jump with a PR of 5-5 - improving by three inches from the first meet.
Addison Ritzenhein, Niwot High School: Ritzenhein ended her historic high school career with another title in the 3200m, winning her 4th title in Class 4A. She also won the 1600m, running a new state meet record of 4:44! Finally, she ran a new personal best time of 2:10 in the 800m to place 3rd overall. Her PRs for the season included 4:43 in the 1600m and 10:00 in the 3200m.
Austin Cook, Telluride High School: Cook won both the 800m and the 1600m for the Class 2A state meet, almost running a class record in the 800m, but finishing in a new personal best time of 2:11! Cook also ran a PR of 5:00 for the 1600m and ran 5:05 to win the state title in the event.
As the spring 2026 track season comes to a close, there were some huge accomplishments and big performances. Take a look at all the winners from this past season for performer of the week and make sure to vote for who you think should be considered the performer of the year for the 2026 season! Voting closes on Friday, May 29th at 11:59pm MT.
Ruby Naber, University High School: Naber ended the season as the top triple jumper in all of Colorado with a mark of 40-11! She also finished the season with a 1st place finish for Class 4A at the state meet and a new personal best in the long jump with a jump of 18.2.25! She also placed 1st in the triple jump as well.
Zenobia Witt, Eaglecrest High School: Witt won her third straight Class 5A state meet title in the long jump with a mark of 19-3.25 and was the top long jumper in the whole state! She also placed 2nd overall in the 100m hurdles, running a wind-aided time of 13.64 and placed 6th overall in the 300m hurdles, running 44.68.