Devan Foster

Check out which girls are among the top 100 from the Great Southwest Classic in each event.

Check out which girls are among the top 100 from the Great Southwest Classic in each event.

Jennifer Celis and Tabor Scholl went quickly to the front of the field in the 2A State 800 last spring. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Ally Watt will be chasing some way-out-there kind of records this spring. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Chloe Andrie and Emily Wolff figure to be among the regions top contenders for the girls individual title. Photos by Paul Jaeger.

Taryn Phipps anchors the Arapahoe 4x400 to a 3:46.53 at the end of the meet. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Devan Foster starts the anchor leg of the 5A girls 4x800 a step ahead of Devynn Miller. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Ashley Miller contributed to the Cherry Creek state championship with eight points in the 100 hurdles and another point in the 300 hurdles. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Marybeth Sant edged Ana Holland in the finals of the Liberty Bell 100, 11.49 to 11.51. Photo by Kelli Noto.

Alleandra Watt is part of a loaded girls 100 meter dash field you aren't going to want to miss. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Elise Cranny completes her record-setting 1600 with nobody in sight. Photo by Ashley Green.

Grandview's Jordan Charles won the 110 hurdles at the Pomona Invitational and owns the 5A top mark in the event. Photo by Kelli Noto.

Poudre's Carly Paul still high jumps, but she's making big inroads into other events as well this spring. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

Monarch's Claire Green outduels Boulder's Erin McLaughlin to the finish line at the Longmont Invitational. Photo by Ashley Green.

At Monarch High School, it's not always clear who the lead horse on the team is. This weekend, it was Kaitlyn Benner, who won the 1600 at the Runners Roost of Fort Collins in 5:14, but it could just as easily be someone else next weekend. Depth is a nice problem to have. Photo by Ashley Green.

The front of the 5A girls state 3200 last spring looked like a dust jacket photo for the Who's Who of Colorado Girls Distance Running. Colorado Track XC file photo.

At midway through the day on Friday's preliminaries, the Colorado contingent is already making a nice showing at the 35th annual edition of the Simplot Games.

Zac McCoy, Jaylyn Mars, and Casey Lewis (left to right) ran a near dead heat in the MLK Mile-Hi Classic 200, with Zac McCoy taking a very narrow victory over Casey Lewis. Photo by Paul Jaeger.

Although Chyna Ries was faster out of the blocks, Alleandra Watt was faster at the finish. Photo by Alan Versaw.

We've already seen Devan Foster drop one field this season. Will she be able to drop the 800 field on Sunday? Photo by Alan Versaw.  

Midway through the 60 meter dash, it looked like a dead heat between Zainab Sanni and MaryBeth Sant. Photo by Alan Versaw.