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The long arm of Lance Munoz was the long arm of the law in the 1A boys high jump for 2014. Photo by Paul Jaeger.

Clay Russell keeps Idalia's Erick Enriquez-Acosta in second place around the third turn. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Kahlil James of Mesa Ridge won both horizontal jumps titles at Saturday's Ray Campbell Invitational. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Pueblo East's Keaton Brown is part of a very exciting field in the 4A boys shot put. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Stanford Cooper is not only the top-ranked 5A discus thrower entering the season, but arguably one of the finest athletes in Colorado high school track and field as well. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

By the end of this spring, Kyle English may well have dispatched all rivals--past and present--for the crown of best 1A jumper to date. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

Gabe Longworth swept the 1A sprints this year and will be looking to repeat the feat in 2014. Photo by Paul Jaeger.

Holly's Manuel Tarango battled down the finish straight of the 800 with Clay Russell of North Park, and both ended up as all-state selections. Photo by Paul Jaeger.

Heritage Christian's Matthew McGinley owns the top seed in the 200 meter dash and the #2 seed in the 400 meter dash. Photo by Ted Simmons.

Justin Seamans owns the #2 ranking at 800 meters in 1A at the moment, helping to keep his Bethune teammates in the state title hunt. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Megan McCabe took over leadership of the state pole vault rankings on Thursday with a clearance of 12-6. Photo by Kelli Noto.

Though pictured here as a shot putter, Valarie Allman did her biggest damage in the discus this weekend, slinging the device over 157 feet. Photo by Paul Jaeger.