Brie Oakley puts the finishing touches on the fastest outdoor two mile by an American high schooler.
Sunday Abarca was making waves already as a freshman at Aspen.
The wind reading shown on the board just wiped out all marks recorded in the heat for any future use in records, rankings, or as seed marks for future meets.
Dylan Schubert is one big reason the future looks promising for Thompson Valley track and field.
Madison Mooney tries to take her PR below 4:47 this weekend in Seattle.
Triple jumper Brooke Stremler is one reason Lutheran can continue to have bright hopes for the future of their program.
Isaac Roberts is one of this year's 2A freshman boys who figure to loom large on the 2A Boys scene over the next three years.
Jackson Connelly has the fastest set of wheels in this year's crop of 5A freshman boys.
Fresh off competition in New Mexico last weekend, Kain Medrano was slinging for the fences again this weekend at the Kyle Macintosh Twilight.
There's a reasonably good chance these two will be the faces of 2A Girls headlines for the next few years.
The yellow singlets were out in force for Great Southwest.
Drew Ellis was a key element in propelling Pawnee to the 1A Lords and Ladies of the Leap crown.
Whatever thoughts Jenna McCaffrey had with a half-mile to go, she was all alone with them.
If you've been hopeful that Battle Mountain might soon see the end of their distance domination, you would do well to remind yourself of Grace Johnson.
Eli Grant is one of the 3A Boys names you might be growing a lot more familiar with over the next three years.
Sydnie Main and her Meeker teammates beat down the 2A competition in the throws with depth, never finishing higher than fourth in any of the four throwing events, but piling up points all along the way.
If you didn't get to see enough of Brie Oakley and Lauren Gregory at State this year, they match up again at Brooks PR next weekend.
Mary Gillett got way out in front of the girls 200 meter field.
Monarch's Zach Litoff isn't done running two miles yet. He has one in Greensboro, North Carolina, next weekend.
Jentry Largent won two state titles outright, was part of a third on a relay, and also part of a runner-up relay at State.
Lots of 3A boys come back in the 300 hurdles, but Carl Heide may be the guy to beat next year.
Anna Hall set an outdoor PR in the high jump but missed out on a meet title on misses.
Zion Gordon holding up his end of the bargain in Friday night's shuttle hurdle relay.
Much has been made of the difficulty of winning the distance triple. Isaac Green did one better and added a leg on a first-place 4x800 relay to the mix.
After a brilliant freshman season, Remington Ross looks to solidify her standing as the top 2A sprinter next spring.
Emily Sloan snared an early lead in the 100 hurdles and fought off the pursuit all the way down the straight.
Sadio Fenner found success on his first steeplechase attempt.
It's tough to argue with the kind of state meet Mary Gillett had--two state chamionships and two state runner-ups in four individual events.