Colten Deters

A number of peope underestimated Alleandra Watt heading into state. They aren't making that mistake any longer. Photo by Alan Versaw.  

Durango's Shannon Maloney strides away from the field to win the 400 in 58.94. Photo by Michele Bisbee.

Grand Junction's Sabrina Trujillo turns over a little sand in the triple jump pit en route to winning that competition. Photo by Michele Bisbee.

Josephine Bush and Lindsey Stindt figure to keep Telluride (TNT Track) deep in points over the next two weeks. Photos by David Pressgrove.

Grand Junction's Jamie Derrieux,right, gets a wary sidewards glance from Durango's 4x200 anchor, but the wariness was to no avail--Grand Junction dominated the outcome of the relay. Photo by Michele Bisbee.

Though pictured here as a shot putter, Valarie Allman did her biggest damage in the discus this weekend, slinging the device over 157 feet. Photo by Paul Jaeger.

Lewis-Palmer freshman sprinter Nicole Montgomery made her mark in the world in the waning light of the girls 200 at Sand Creek. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Mckenzie Brogan has left a lot of people in her wake the last couple of years. On Saturday, she and her Lakewood teammates will be trying to do it again at the Greeley Central Invitational. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Rocky Mountain's Ethan Karp is one of a group of 5A throwers who figure to make this year's shot put a tight contest. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Kirk Webb takes thrid place on the podium for the 800 meters. The winner of the event, Tyler Smith of Canada, ran 1:49.46. Contributed photo.

This article will be periodically updated as new results are received.

Although we're in a holding pattern for results out of one of Colorado's indoor meets from this past weekend, there are still several Colorado athletes holding onto national top-25 indoor rankings. Among these are triple jumpers Tony Carodine and Scott Carter. Photos by Alan Versaw.

If you like seeing what speedsters like Emily Romo are doing this winter, you'll love what's coming up this spring. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Dior Hall took out a meet record and took .12 second off her nation-leading 60 meter hurdle time at the Air Force Indoor HS Invitational. Photo by Alan Versaw.

As high school indoor meets in Colorado go, they don't get any bigger than this one.