Tabor Stevens

Hands down, the most significant running sport event in the state this weekend was the Early Grizzly Open in Alamosa.

A smile reaches across the face of Tabor Stevens as he approaches the finish line on his national title run. Photo by Rick Wilson.

Kevin Batt (301), Tabor Stevens (behind Batt), Julian Florez (302), Jovanny Godinez (303), and Kyle Masterson (306) pack things up front for Adams early in the race. Photo by Rick Wilson.

Veronica Sandoval leads up much-improved UCCS women's team into Canyon, Texas, for this weekend's South Central Region Championship. Photo by Ashley Sikora/UCCS Sports Information.

Russell Drummond, Vegard Olstad, and Stephen Emery round the final turn of the men's 1500 at the front of the pack. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Alicia Nelson and Tabor Stevens dominated the steeples on Friday, giving Adams State a matched set of titles for 2013. Photos by Alan Versaw.

With the finish line in sight, Western State's Gabe Proctor moves toward the 10K national title. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Tabor Stevens and Alicia Nelson were crowned conference champions at today's RMAC Championship meet in Colorado Springs. Photos by Alan Versaw.

The premier contest of the 4A state track meet may very well be the boys 1600, and Canon City's Tabor Stevens is one of the top contenders. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Cheyenne Mountain drops the first sub-8 4x800 of the season at the Coronado Cougar Classic. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Liberty's Gina Hauptman edges out Beth Luckel of Vista Ridge at the finish line of the Sand Creek Invitational 800. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Scott Fauble and Allie Parks closed out sensational seasons with first-place finishes at the state meet. Photos by Paul Jaeger and Mark Oveson.

Broomfield's Jill Carlson took home top honors at the Arvada West Invitational on Friday. Photo by Cliff Jurgens.

Palmer's Andrew Goodman turns up the heat in the final stages of the Widefield Invitational, overhauling Pueblo West's Mike Cernoia. Photo by Alan Versaw  

Niwot's David Perry ranks among the leading contenders to fill the shoes of a brilliant graduated class in 4A boys cross country. Photo by Alan Versaw.