Ed Cleary

The top boys performances delivered at the Liberty Bell Cross Country Invitational in meet history.

If you're looking for a sleeper in the 4A 1600, Durango's Joe Maloney just might be your guy. Colorado Track XC file photo.

This article will be periodically updated as new results are received.

You don't have to look long at the list of Simplot entries to find a lot of Colorado names who could do some serious damage before the weekend is over.

When it all mattered, Monarch's Kirk Webb came up with his biggest finish of the year. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

Coach Gregg Smith passes on some last-minute instructions to the Gunnison girls. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

Several of the teams on this regional starting line will be back in action this week at state. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

James Kadolph will be looking to lead Chaparral to state in one of 5A's toughest regions. Photo by Alan Versaw.

It was a sea of red and black at the start of the Eagle Valley Invitational. Photo by Alan Versaw.

For most of the boys on this start line, this was the beginning of the competitive season for 2011. Photo by Alan Versaw.   Last year, there was a lot of complaining about the Arapahoe County Fairgrounds course. Too windy, too dusty, too difficult. If only we could have started using this course in 2011, there would have been a lot of people feeling differently about this one. Both 5A races were exemplary of exactly what makes cross country so much fun.

Double trouble: Daniel Lara and Gus Waneka give the Thompson Valley Eagles a lot of strength and experience at the front of the lineup. Colorado Track XC file photos.

Dakota Ridge's Daniel Carney enters the summer as one of the top 5A boys favorites. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Mike Cernoia returns for his senior season as the classification's top-ranked runner. 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.