Reginald Allison

Palmer Ridge's Hunter Warwick has the distinction of owning the top time for the year in both the 110 and 300 hurdles. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Doherty's Jordan Rand went over 40 feet to win the 5A triple jump. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

Lakewood's Jake Jones eyes the flight of his winning throw in the shot put. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

Last year, Andrew Proebstle and his Rifle teammates were competing in 4A. This year, they threaten to take over 3A. Contributed photo.

Pole vaulter Josh Holland is just one of the reasons that Arapahoe figures to finish the state meet with an industrial strength point tally. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

Valerie Allman has been winning meet titles everywhere she goes this season. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

Brandon Cartagena of Vista Ridge won the 100 and 200 meter events at the Pueblo Centennial Invitational. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Ever since arriving in Colorado last year, Trey Richardson has been turning over sand in the pits that doesn't normally get disturbed. Photo by Paul Jaeger.

Whether it's in the 110 hurdles, long jump, or triple jump, Palmer's Reginald Allison is one of the best in the 5A ranks. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Palmer gets a solid contribution from Reggie Allison in both hurdle events and the triple jump. If the Terrors can get all the pieces producing at the same time, they could make a run at state. Colorado Track XC file photos.

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.

For the second week in a row, Fountain-Fort Carson's Solyde Bankston took home 100 meter honors for the Trojans. The timing system demons were caught napping this time, so the time counts. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Though people living on the Front Range aren't likely to realize it today, things are warming up on the track. Dakota Ridge's Evan Appel (picture above by Tracy Peterson from Nike Littleton Invite) ran a very nice 3200 at Grand Junction's Tiger Invitational.