Will Dixon

Brynn Siles set off some fireworks of her own at the Superior Downhill Mile

The 2018 Boulder County Championships were a hotly contested affair. When the dust settled there were four new meet records and a load of performances that shake of the up the state rankings. 

Maya Evans tallied three wins, and three meet records at the Lyons Invite Saturday.

Mia Manson opened her outdoor season with three wins, and a state-leading mark in the pole vault.

James Lee ran away with the 1,600 victory at the Boulder Snow Invitational Saturday.

Zion Gordon just might be one of the fastest 60 hurdlers in the nation, but he still figures to get tested Friday and Saturday.

The good news for Monarch is that half of this twosome is back this spring. The bad news is that half of it is not.

James Thomas didn't quite manage to hold off Highlands Ranch, but he did all that was necessary, plus a little, to secure yet another state title for Fountain-Fort Carson in the 4x400.

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

Harrison Scudamore camped out outside the top ten early but found himself within the desired company by the end.

Harrison Scudamore missed an NXN individual berth by one place. Can he make a national qualifier happen in Wisconsin?

By midway through the race, the lead pack was down to eventual all-state runners.

Charlie Perry, not much heard from of late, reminded a few folks of what's he's capable of at 5A Region 3.

About the wind at Pat Amato... note where these girls' hair ended up...

Chase Dornbusch charges to the finish line, just out of the reach of William Dixon.

Monarch High School out of Colorado used a strong early presence up front to help pick up a big win at Saturday's St. Vrain Invitational.

There weren't any meet records set at Saturday's St. Vrain Invitational, but Charlie Perry had things safely in hand just the same.

John O'Malley and Cooper Brown very nearly led Centaurus to an upset of epic proportions on Saturday. Photos by Ashley Green.

Charlie Perry steps into a new role as team leader at Monarch, but it's a role he's well-groomed for.

Grant Gardner added a very good track season to his outstanding cross country season from the fall and leads a very talented Springville team into this fall's fray.

On a long list of very good 300 hurdlers at Fountain-Fort Carson, it's plausible that Jason Farrell ends up as the best.