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Check out which girls are among the top 100 from the Great Southwest Classic in each event.

Check out which girls are among the top 100 from the Great Southwest Classic in each event.

Whether in Colorado or New Mexico, few people find it possible to stay with Sierra Williams. Photo by Michele Bisbee.

Ben Meyer is slated to appear in the elite heats of the 100 and 200 meter dashes on Saturday at Great Southwest. Photo by Alan Versaw. Free content.

On the first lap of the 5A boys 800, Kirk Webb still had a lot of company. On lap two, it was a different story. Photo by Alan Versaw.

A number of peope underestimated Alleandra Watt heading into state. They aren't making that mistake any longer. Photo by Alan Versaw.  

In addition to having the best relays in the state, Loveland also boasts Kaylee Packham's talents in the 100 and 300 hurdles. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Alexa Chacon had the distinction of breaking the 3A 100 hurdles mark twice on Saturday morning. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Rich Sanchez ran a 4:22.79 in the Rising Stars Mile at Arcadia. Photo contributed by Ric Rojas.

  Kendell Williams, 11, Kell HS, GA; 100H – 13.64, LJ – 20’6”, HJ – 5’10”

At Simplot, Dior Hall got mixed up with a hurdle. This time, the race was flawless. Photo by Tim O'Dowd.

Over the last few years, 3A girls has enjoyed some exceptional jumps talent. Courtney Mills is the latest in that line. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Kirk Webb takes thrid place on the podium for the 800 meters. The winner of the event, Tyler Smith of Canada, ran 1:49.46. Contributed 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.

Dylan Brant had his best shot put series of the season to finish second, while Collin Scheer was an unexpected titleist in the long jump at the Martin Luther King, Jr., Mile-High Classic. Photos by Alan Versaw.

Although we're in a holding pattern for results out of one of Colorado's indoor meets from this past weekend, there are still several Colorado athletes holding onto national top-25 indoor rankings. Among these are triple jumpers Tony Carodine and Scott Carter. Photos by Alan Versaw.

The national 60 meter dash rankings are peppered with several of Colorado's finest sprinters. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Nick Schneeberger launches a throw inside CU's Balch Field House. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Sydney Scott, right, raced to 26th and a time of 18:17.2 at Saturday's Foot Locker Nationals. Photo by Don Rich, Penn Track XC.

Several Colorado athletes advance to semifinals or finals on Friday.