Maya Evans

Check out the nation's top 500 outdoor returnees in the girls long jump.

When Erika Willis takes aim at the 3A girls pole vault record this spring, there could be a little bit of emotion on the line.

Ashten Loeks and Elizabeth come down from 4A this year, and they could be trouble.

Nolan Kembel finally got the sub-50 400 gorilla off the back of the Colorado indoor season. File photo.

Jaiden Paris and Semaye Johnson have finished in adjacent places before. They did again today in 60 hurdles prelims at Simplot. File Photo.

In terms of name recognition among Colorado athletes at Simplot, probably none has more than Brie Oakley. But, the race she's running may not be the one you expected.

Less than three days until the Air Force High School Open!

Ground-level view of a very fast 60.

Sonja Morin flew under the radar last week, but it's getting harder not to notice. File photo.

Lutheran's Riley Darnell figures as a major force in 3A Metro sprinting this spring. 

As of the weekend just completed, Arria Minor holds down two firsts and one ninth in the national indoor rankings.

Abigail Tamminga makes herself a bit harder to overlook with each successive meet. File photo.

Brock Miller takes a bow.

Sydnee Larkin's 40-0.75 TJ from December 9 still stands as a US #4 mark.

Emily Sloan had a lot to smile about at the end of her day of hurdling.

KJ Sapp probably won't get through the season with much anonymity this spring.

Arria Minor and Maya Evans figure to be back again this winter and lighting up the track once again.

Jordyn McCurdy has been turning hard laps all summer. It's paid off with two Region 10 titles. Colorado Track XC file photo by Alan Versaw.

Desmond Calhoun, Anthony Bellot, and William Haywood execute a 1-2-3 sweep of the 17-18 boys 100. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Madison Mooney's stellar finish helped her chop more than two seconds off her 800 PR at 2:10.18. Photo by Jeff Sides.