Alexis Gerry

It's now official that Sierra Williams is the fastest girl Colorado 3A track and field has ever seen. Photo by Alan Versaw.

You'll have four chances to see Courtney Mills perform at the state meet. Make sure you don't blow them all. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Here's a quick look at what the early returns from Wednesday's meets suggests...

Vista Ridge's Josh Lewis gets a good start out of the blocks en route to winning the Florence Husky 100. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Lutheran's Kendall Horan was one of several 2A girls who enjoyed a large measure of success this weekend. Photo by Paul Jaeger.

Pueblo South's Megan Patterson summons every joint and every muscle for her throw. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Although he was on nobody's radar screen at the beginning of the season, Estes Park's Andrew Cirone ended up winning the 3A boys high jump at 6-5. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Following the scent of last year's trail that led to a state title, Clint Myers won the Tri-Peaks League shot put title. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Courtney Mills is currently creating a lot of concern for 3A rivals in the 200 meters, and a few other events as well. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Widefield's Tony Carodine dominated the Pikes Peak Invitational triple jump competition despite splitting time with the high jump. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Garrett Smith and Lori Weirich of Eads have been on a roll of late. Each is atop of the 2A discus rankings. Photos contributed by John Weirich. Rocky Ford's Amber Lowther is a legitimate threat to win all three jump titles in 2A girls. Photo by Alan Versaw.