Ashten Loeks

Gunnison's Kelita Baroumbaye went 47-0.75 in his first jump to win the triple jump.

It takes the top 18 times/marks to get to State, here's a list a little longer than that... 

Jaydes Warwick just may have made a hurdles name for himself with two big wins on the opening day of competition.

Arria Minor celebrated her 18th birthday with two field house records. 

Gunnison might be one of the coldest places in Colorado, or the country for that matter, but Arria Minor is bringing the heat to the Mountaineer Field House this weekend. 

Bayfield's Jordan Lanning will look to defend her state title in the high jump next year. 

Kaylee Thompson and The Classical Academy ran away with Saturday's state titles.

Lucy Hart and William Hibbard were instrumental in bringing not one, but two, CSML 5A titles back to Pine Creek High School.

Dust isn't so bad if you don't mind clogged nostrils and dry throats.

Tiya Tamberlin leads the Division 2 race through the early stages. 

Bayfield's Jordan Lanning will look to defend her state title in the high jump next year. 

Seven Lindsey claimed two state titles over the weekend. 

Brandon Deas gets to watch the rankings tonight and wait and see if his 11.08 100 gets him to the big dance.

Raymon Harper went 6-4 to leave an impressive early mark on the high jump rankings.

The Classical Academy's Erika Willis is the defending state champion in the pole vault, and the clear favorite to claim this year's ttle.

Salida's Fern Clark emerged as one of 3A's top freshmen this year.

Several of these top 3A runners from this year are back next year, but Peak to Peak still figures to have the upper hand.

Quinn McConnell dominated State just as she dominated the season.

Andrew King beats Levi Chambers and Christian Fagerlin to the finish line in 3A Region 4.

David Fine takes favorite status into Friday's 3A Region 5 meet, and his team will be trying to make it a party of seven at State.