Tabor Stevens

The USATF Indoor Championships are taking place this weekend in Albuquerque.

Track along with us all the results for Colorado high school alumni at this year's Olympic Trials.

Tabor Stevens' bid for the first sub-4 mile on Colorado soil comes up about six seconds short. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Tabor Stevens set the Colorado mile record last year at 4:01.27. He's back for less this year. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Check out how Colorado-connected athletes who've been out of high school, and sometimes college, a little longer are doing in Eugene.

Tabor Stevens' run to a Colorado soil mile record of 4:01.27 is arguably the most notable Colorado soil mark of the year to date. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Teammates. Photo by Matt Scoggins.

Tabor Stevens' face shows the pain of his effort as he crosses the finish line. All photos by Alan Versaw.

Matt Daniels will be among those taking a crack at Colorado's first four-minute mile on Friday. Colorado Track XC file photo by Alan Versaw.

In the chess match of in-state distance recruiting UNC took four key pieces in the early signing period. But what will we see when signing resumes next week? Colorado Track XC file photos by Alan Versaw.

Machebeuf's Ben Espinola went straight to the front of the 3A 3200 pack with a 9:56.11 last night. Colorado Track XC file photo by Alan Versaw.

This year's conditions for the USA Cross Country Championships promise to be a lot warmer and a little drier than last year. Colorado Track XC file photo by Alan Versaw.

Adams' Tabor Stevens trades strides with Derek Alcorn and Phil Schneider of Mines in Saturday's NCAA DII Regional action. Photo by Ben Hershelman.

This article will be updated through the weekend as new performances are added.

Whitney Rowe established Colorado Mesa's first spot in the top 10 lists with her sprint times this spring. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Adams State ended competition at this weekend's DII Track and Field Outdoor National Championships with seven individual title winners and two high team placings.

The positive results continued to pile up for Colorado-connected athletes on the second day of competition at the NCAA Division II National Championships meet at Grand Valley State.

It will be an uphill battle for all concerened, taking on Grand Valley at their home facility, but Colorado's DII representation had a nice first day of it in Michigan at DII nationals on Thursday. 

There's a long list of Colorado men currently standing in the DII top 20 rankings.

Patrick Weaver of Colorado Mines owns the current #4 spot on the DII men's 800 meter leader board with a converted time of 1:52.49. Photo by Alan Versaw.

At this point in the men's mile, Lopez Lomong was still leading Ryan Hill, but it would be Hill who would finish under 4:00. Photo by Blake Wood.