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Ben Kelley ran away for a new state meet record of 1:52.77 in the 800.

Isaac Roberts enters the state meet as the No. 1 runner in the 3,200.

Ben Kelley is on top of the 800 and the 1,600.

The Frank Woodburn Invitational brought out some solid performances from Colorado's western slope.

Sadio Fenner dominated the mile steeple, then came back two hours later to win the first heat of the 800. 

Distance leader Christian Fagerlin holds one of the keys if Resurrection is to rise to the top of the pile next year.

Ben Kelley made a clean sweep of the 800, 1600, and 3200 at last weekend's state meet. Even when his Breathe-Rite strip started to lose its grip, he only tightened his own grip on his lead.

The Wiggins sprinters who aren't named Shane Finegan have plenty to run for on relays this weekend.

Xander Purcell is one big reason things are looking up for Cedaredge.

The Colorado Track XC photographers spent a lot of time watching the high jump this past weekend.

Madisyn Minerich and Abigail Renfrow might have been guilty of burning the competition a little on Saturday.

Cedaredge has a lot of weapons back this spring, including sprinter Isaac Swoffer.

Jerald Taylor is one of several top Colorado athletes at Great Southwest this weekend.

Brendon Klaseen figures to come in for lots of duty in the Cedaredge scheme this spring. His talents fit in lots of different places.

Shane Gates won his first state title of the weekend in the 110 hurdles, but he wasn't nearly done yet. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Brennan Noyes won the meet and went to the top of the 2A high jump pile with a 6-2 clearance. Photo by David Pressgrove.

With guys emerging like Austin Katzer in the triple jump, Paonia seems poised to rejoin the top tier of 2A boys. Photo by Alan Versaw.

You complete event-by-event guide to the 2A boys state team title race, and to seeing blue in almost every event!