Maya Evans

Mia Manson knocked the stuffing out of the US freshman girls pole vault record today in Lawrence.

Lauren Gregory and Brie Oakley embark on a journey that would earn both of them enhanced position on the Rutherford 2 Mile list.

Shannon King spotted the field a substantial lead before roaring back for the win in the 1500.

Anna Hall set an outdoor PR in the high jump but missed out on a meet title on misses.

Emily Sloan snared an early lead in the 100 hurdles and fought off the pursuit all the way down the straight.

Jordan Lanning successfully transitioned from 2A to 3A this year. The sky could be the limit next year.

Maya Evans was unstoppable at state this year, winning the 100, 200, long jump, and as part of the winning 4x100 meter relay.

Brie Oakley and Tanner Norman gave us a brand-new set of 3200 all-class records this spring.

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

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

Quinn McConnell gave a solid chase, but Lauren Offerman got away.

Maya Evans figures as one of the top individuals in Colorado's Track and Field Class of 2018 by any measure.

Though very fast, Nick Ciccio is a kind of secondhand Lion. Baseball gets him first.

Erika Willis has bumped the 3A Girls pole vault record to 12-7 this season.

Gya'ni Sami was easily the top discus thrower of the day.

Close quarters.

Pomona's Semaye Johnson moved the top 100 hurdles mark of the season down to 14.51.

Will Adam Stark still be the state's leader when the final heat of the Mullen 400 is complete?

Chloe Peterson has been part of an Elizabeth troupe of girls tearing up runways and straightaways this spring.

Before the race was even to its midway point, it was Brie Oakley running by herself.

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