Alex Paul

For most high school athletes in Colorado, the indoor season is now over.

A summary of Colorado results from Day Two of the Simplot Games

This article will be updated all through the week as results come in. Check in throughout the week to see how the Colorado entries fared at the national Junior Olympic meet.

Arapahoe's Connor Winter, who did not run cross country last fall, was arguably the state's major find as a distance runner this spring. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Kelby Dias, above, seeks to defend his twin titles in the 4A 110 and 300 meter hurdles (Photo by Ken Regan).

The face of 4A boys cross country is as much changed as any classification in the state. Battle Mountain is back to defend its repeat state championship, but the odds against it seem long. Traditional power Liberty has departed to 5A, but for anyone looking to take advantage of Liberty's departure, there's the troubling little issue of Wheat Ridge coming down from 5A. Nature, we are told, abhors a vacuum. Falcon's dynamic duo of Wes Rickman and Kevin Johnson, above, in their accustomed position--out in front.

While a number of things didn't go exactly as hoped for Colorado athletes on the final day of USATF National JOs competition, the young women's 1500 meter race did.

The face of 4A boys cross country is as much changed as any classification in the state. Battle Mountain is back to defend its repeat state championship, but the odds against it seem long. Traditional power Liberty has departed to 5A, but for anyone looking to take advantage of Liberty's departure, there's the troubling little issue of Wheat Ridge coming down from 5A. Nature, we are told, abhors a vacuum.   At left, Falcon's dynamic duo of Wes Rickman and Kevin Johnson in their accustomed position--out in front.