Ryan Moen

Easton Allred dropped 16 seconds from March to May this year. 

Seven Lindsey claimed two state titles over the weekend. 

Morgan Short went to #5 on the 3A long jump list with a 16-10 winner early Friday evening.

James Heater was busy going deep in the throws under unexpectedly pleasant conditions on Thursday.

In case you ever wondered why hurdle races tend to come with a lot of clatter...

Bryce Kizewski held the lead entering the final turn of the 800, but Ryan Outler (1) had the best finishing speed.

The Classical Academy's Rhys Ryba is the top returner in the state in the shot. 

Logan Simington was one of the top middle school runners of 2013 who stuck around to make a big impact in 2017 as well.

The toy cannon they use to start races at Foot Locker Midwest packs a bigger punch than you would think at first glance.

Carley Bennett was one of a lengthy list of Colorado athletes enjoying stellar days at this year's NXR-SW.

When Harrison Scudamore went by Awet Beraki, the battle for first was done.

Mason Norman gradually put space on the field over the second half of the 3A Boys race.

Once inside the stadium, Mason Norman made certain he made his lead stick to the finish line.

Hannah Ellis won huge at her regional last week and now faces bigger obstacles at State.

When Rachel Ingram made her break, she made it once for all and never looked back.

Chloe Cassens, Kyla Ramsey, and Kaylee Thompson set out on the final 80 meters that would determine the eventual winner.

Though things were fairly tight through the mile, Chris Theodore and Easton Allred would take over soon thereafter.

The teams won't all be the same as the last time there was a meet at Polson Ranch, but all the start line intensity will be back.

Two very different worlds on either side of the starter.

With 100 meters to go, there were still five viable contenders for the girls crown.