Colorado State Track and Field Championships 2017

Carl Heide enjoys game-changer status in the 3A Boys hurdle events.

A moment from last year's Unified 200 Meter Dash at the Colorado State Track and Field Championships.

Hannah Wilkie of Hayden is this year's 2A freshman phenom in the 800.

With a limited roster, Lake City very much needs guys like Izaac Borchers to come through with big meets.

Fort Collins will need a big weekend out of their sprinters if they are to repeat as state champions this year.

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

Lauren Offerman, Kasey Klocek, and Maria Mettler are just three of the faces in an absolutely loaded 4A Girls 1600 field.

Iosua Maika could very well held one key for tipping the scales in favor of Fountain-Fort Carson this weekend.

Access them here.

There is a long list of high-end talent at the 3A Girls state meet, and Tarynn Sieg is high on that list.

From first flight to last heat, it was a grand state meet!

Maria Mettler was reportedly sick. You'd have never known it by her performances.

Springfield sent a strong early warning to the rest of 1A when it won the SMR8 with Tatelyn Lasley anchoring.

Regnor VonDedenroth celebrates a clearance, and a few fans do as well.

Heretofore, Emily Pieper has contributed at State mostly in the form of long jump points, but she was 200 meter money in the bank as well this weekend.

Chantae Steele and McKenzie Elliott gave TCA an early day two lift in the 800 meters.

Yes, a long jump landing will bounce your spectacles.

Michaela Onyenwere was an enormous difference maker for Grandview all weekend long.

The Vista Ridge sprint relays had a field day, prevailing in all three 4A Boys sprint relays.

In the last year, Jacob Dack became remarkably proficient with the discus.