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Although we're in a holding pattern for results out of one of Colorado's indoor meets from this past weekend, there are still several Colorado athletes holding onto national top-25 indoor rankings. Among these are triple jumpers Tony Carodine and Scott Carter. Photos by Alan Versaw.
There probably hasn't been a bigger result for a Colorado high school athlete this winter than Tony Carodine's 49-7.75 triple jump down in Albuquerque on Saturday. Incredibly, that leap has him only at second in the national indoor rankings, but only a half-inch out of first. With a lot of indoor season remaining, Carodine has a great opportunity to claim the top spot by season's end. Here is a quick look at Colorado representative's in the national top-25s for each of the indoor events:
#3, Marcus Harris, 6.83
#7, Chaz Butler, 6.89
#17T, Jaylyn Mars, 6.98
#7, Marcus Harris, 22.07
#15, Jaylyn Mars, 22.29
#17, Glen T...
