Danielle Rinaldo

Vail Christian's Ashlyn Gruber was the single most dominant athlete in the 1A state meet, scoring a total of 37 points. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Walsh's Jonathan England outduels Hanover's Todge Ai-Cooper for the 1A 200 meter title. Photo by Alan Versaw.

The die was cast a long time ago. There have been a few teams beating on the die, but thus far nobody has been able to crack it. At this point, Walsh and Merino appear to be on track to repeat as 1A state chapmions.

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

Prairie's Sheyanne Warboys grabbed two thirds and a sixth at the 1A state meet. This year, she figures to improve on those marks. Colorado Track XC file photo.

There are several Colorado girls hurdlers you've heard a lot about already. Another one you might start hearing a lot more about is Taylor Klein. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Lindsey Stindt is one of the big reasons that neither Lyons nor Akron may come in as the 2A girls favorite next spring. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Bo Hutches and Tyler Barela earned some of their all-state status with their duel in the downpour that accompanied the 1A 800 meters. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Landry Cogburn closed out a brilliant high school career with three individual and one relay state title on Saturday. Photo by Alan Versaw.