Sargent High School

Legacy's Keira Wilkinson is the No. 9 returner in the senior class.

Battle Mountain's Porter Middaugh (left) and Will Brunner (right) are two of the top-three returners in the senior class.

Battle Mountain's Presley Smith is currently ranked No. 9 in the 400.

Rachel Bair is the No. 3 returner in the 100, No. 3 in the 200, No. 8 in the 400, No. 23 in the 100H, and No. 17 in the 300H.

Rangely's James Talbot is the No. 6 returner based on time.

Banning Lewis Prep's Alexia Gonzales is the No. 5 returner based on time.

Cherokee Trail's Brady Smith is the No. 12 returner based on time.

Rock Canyon's Brady Hill is the No. 11 returner in the junior class based on time.

Dakota Ridge's Hanan Aldelemy is the No. 18 returner in the incoming junior class based on time.

Introducing a large portion of the boys cross country class of 2024.

Isaac Roberts' second-place finish helped keep Lyons in the familiar position of first.

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

Megan Greenly may be your strongest candidate for the girls individual title at Friday's Eric Wolff.

Kylie Simshauser is establishing a new order of things in southern Colorado girls cross country.

Lyons retains the top position in both 2A polls this time around, but there's a serious threat looming on the horizon. Kylee is the new Udovich making a difference in the Lions' scoring order.

Chaparral's advantage wasn't yet apparent at the Fort Morgan Invitational, but it would be soon enough.

Of course, Jacklynn Snyder will be aiming to help Rocky Ford qualify for state, but the Meloneers might have more in mind for their regional. Photo by Alan Versaw.

On a per capita basis, probably no school in the state gets as much cross country production out of its student body as Lake City Community School, here exemplified by Jake Murphy. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Long after most former state champions have hung up the spikes, Melody Fairchild is still at it, and going strong. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Joel Such ran mostly injury-free this year to his third state medal in four years, helping to lead Lyons to a fourth-consecutive team title. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Soleil Gaylord has come along very nicely as the season has progressed and may not rate as a slight favorite to snare the 2A Girls individual crown. Photo by Alan Versaw.