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It抖阴ap Day 2 of the Colorado high school state track and field meet at Jeffco Stadium in Lakewood. The Denver Post is there throughout the weekend providing live coverage. Refresh this page for the latest updates and results, in addition to the daily schedule of events, which is at the bottom of this page.

Saturday headlines

• Why Devyn Priselac, born without a lower right arm, is heart and soul of Fort Collins track team
• Wiggins鈥� Mohamed Ibrahim driven to succeed by family, friendly rival in Wray鈥檚 Bryant Schoenthal
• State track briefs: Longmont抖阴ap Connor McCormick uses late kick to win Class 4A 3,200-meter title in dramatic fashion

Updates

(9:10 p.m.) Leaving with a record. The last big event of the night ended with a new record.

The Holy Family boys 4×800-meter relay team set a new Class 3A state meet record with a time of 1 minute, 27.86. The previous record (1:28.01) had stood since 2018, which was set by Lutheran. Lutheran finished second with a time of 1:29.02, while The Classical Academy took third in 1:30.40. That’s it for Saturday, a lengthy Day 2.

We’ll catch you for Day 3, State Final Sunday. The first event starts at 9:30 a.m. To find the full schedule, . 鈥� Brendan Ploen

(8:23 p.m.) Grandview repeats as Class 5A boys 4×200 champions. The Grandview boys are champions again, as they defended their 4×200-meter relay crown. For the second successive season, the Wolves had a strong finish to take home the title, with a winning time of 1 minute, 26.75 seconds. Fountain Fort-Carson finished second with a time of 1:28.09, while Highlands Ranch earned a bronze with a time of 1:28.22. Eaglecrest won the 5A girls 4×200 in a time of 1 minute, 40.66 seconds. Cherokee Trail took second (1:42.22), while Mountain Vista took third 1:43.57. 鈥� Brendan Ploen

(7:29 p.m.) Naughton repeats as 5A girls high jump champion. Fort Collins senior Brooke Naughton continued her dominance at state with a 5-foot-7 mark on the high jump to win the 5A state title. It marks her second consecutive state win for the event. Naughton, an Iowa State commit, also won the long jump title on Thursday with a leap of 18 feet and 9.75 inches. Naughton is seeking a third individual championship on Sunday as the No. 2 seed in the triple jump. — Kyle Fredrickson

(7:20 p.m.) Stewart upset in 5A girls 800. Cherry Creek senior Riley Stewart, the defending 5A 800-meter race champion, did not repeat her crown on Saturday. Stewart’s teammate, senior Kinsey Christianson, beat her by a narrow margin: 2:07.25 to 2:10.06. — Kyle Fredrickson

(4:41 p.m.) Class 2A 3,200 results. Between preliminaries for the relays and the hurdles, a couple more championships were earned in the 3,200-meter races. Colorado Springs Christian senior Elle Stevens won the girls race in 11:25.03 by out-distancing Peyton’s Eowyn Dalbec down the stretch, while Lyons junior Tyler Ball had wire-to-wire win in the boys race with a time of 9:41:01. — Brendan Ploen

(3:59 p.m.) Liberty Common girls put state on notice. In the preliminaries of the Class 3A girls 4×100-meter relay, Liberty Common — a frontrunner to win the program’s first team title — set a new state record for the classification. The Eagles’ time of 48.82 broke Lutheran’s record of 48.95 from 2017. 鈥� Kyle Newman

(2:59 p.m.) Blazing 4A pace set in 3,200. The top three runners in the boys Class 4A 3,200-meter run set a new 4A state meet record. The record, which had stood since 2008, was crushed by Longmont’s Connor McCormick and Cheyenne Mountain’s Tyler Noord and Erik Le Roux, who led the way.聽It was McCormick who had a massive kick to claim the crown and finish in 9 minutes, 3.83 seconds. The Cheyenne Mountain runners also ran state-meet record-breaking times. Meanwhile, Niwot’s Zane Bergen, a Stanford commit, finished fourth (9:08.60). 鈥� Brendan Ploen

(2:10 p.m.) Gates are open, warmups are underway. The Post Sports Staff is here and set up at Jeffco Stadium in Lakewood. Everything is shoveled off and the gates just opened up for spectators to come streaming in. As far as conditions go, there are a few wet spots on the track. The shot put and discus areas have been shoveled off and the throwing circles were covered with a tarp, so those will be dry.

We are a few minutes away from getting underway. It will be a long day but it should be a memorable onr at the least.
鈥� Brendan Ploen

(8:20 a.m.) And… we’re back, almost. The second day of state track and field is actually going to happen … starting at 2:10 p.m. today. After the Knights of the Snowpocalypse rolled through the Front Range and took out Friday’s schedule, CHSAA made the call Saturday morning to 聽at Jeffco Stadium.

We hope you brought extra layers, because it’s going to be a cold one. Records might be hard to come by in Day 2 with the unseasonably cold temperatures expected to continue throughout. The meet will conclude with championship events Sunday, and we’ll be here with updates all weekend.

Gates will open to spectators starting at 2 p.m., CHSAA announced, giving stadium staff and officials time to get the venue ready. The 4×400 preliminaries have been nixed from the schedule. An updated schedule for today is below. — Matt Schubert

Championship results through Saturday

5A boys

800: Drew Costelow (Valor Christian), 1:52.11. 3200: Drew Costelow (Valor Christian), 9:19.18. 4×200 relay: Grandview, 1:26.75. 4×800 relay: Cherokee Trail, 7:52.07. High jump: Daniel Thomason (Fruita Monument),聽6-05.00. Long jump: Dontay Johnson (Fort Collins), 22-10.50. Pole vault: Jackson Wray (Legend), 15-06.00. Discus: Kevin Bruxvoort (Rocky Mountain), 169-00

5A girls

800: Kinsey Christianson (Cherry Creek), 2:07.25. 3200: Riley Stewart (Cherry Creek), 10:34.08. 4×200 relay: Eaglecrest, 1:40.66. 4×800 relay: Cherry Creek, 9:12.63. 800 medley relay: Chatfield, 1:46.40. High jump: Brooke Naughton (Fort Collins), 5-06.00. Long jump: Brooke Naughton (Fort Collins), 18-09.75. Pole vault: Lilly Nichols (Broomfield), 12-09.00. Discus: Kajsa Borrman (Loveland), 146-01. Shot put: Laura Davis (Fort Collins), 39-03.75.

4A boys

800: Zane Bergen (Niwot), 1:52.07. 3200: Connor McCormick (Longmont), 9:03.83*. 4×200: Erie, 1:28.45. 4×800 relay: Cheyenne Mountain, 7:50.31. High jump: Antoni Smith (Cheyenne Mountain), 6-08.00. Long jump: Caleb Johnson (Longmont), 22-00.5. Triple jump: Caleb Johnson (Longmont), 46-09.00. Shot put: Kyle Bigley (Pueblo Central),聽 55-03.75.

4A girls

800: Madison Shults (Niwot), 2:08.33. 3200: Eva Klingbeil (Niwot), 10:29.62. 4×200: Mullen, 1:42.75. 4×800 relay: Niwot, 9:24.75. 800 medley relay: Niwot, 1:48.80. High jump: Elizabeth Heumann (Thompson Valley), 5-04.00. Long jump: Agur Dwol (Mullen), 20-01.75. Triple jump: Agur Dwol (Mullen), 42-05.50+. Shot put: Giavonna Meeks (Northfield), 47-02.00.

3A boys

800: Brandon Bate (Liberty Common), 1:56.25. 3200: Logan Gullett (Eaton), 9:38.26. 4×200 relay: Holy Family, 1:27.86*. 4×800 relay: Frontier Academy, 8:11.44. Discus: Sam Johnson (Woodland Park), 137-02.聽 Pole vault: Justin Bate (Liberty Common), 13-06.00. Triple jump: Jordan Wenger (Classical Academy), 47-02.50. Shot put: Zayne Stam (Weld Central), 46-01.25.

3A girls

800: Katelyn Maley (Basalt), 2:13.27. 3200: Isabel Allori (Liberty Common), 10:57.69. 4×200: Liberty Common, 1:44.78. 4×800 relay: Berthoud, 9:29.85. 800 medley relay: Coal Ridge, 1:48.19. High jump: Sierra Haberman (Jefferson Academy), 5-06.00. Triple jump: Isabella Coscetti (Manitou Springs), 37-08.75. Discus: Melita Ferchau (Gunnison), 139-02.

2A boys

800: Jackson Neppl (St. Mary’s), 2:00.45. 3200: Tyler Ball (Lyons), 9:41.01. 4×200 relay: Centauri, 1:31.09. 4×800 relay: Ouray, 8:16.08. Long jump: Clay Robinson (Yuma), 21-10.50. Pole vault: Johnathan Mikita (Calhan), 14-00.50. Triple jump: Jeremiah Leeper (Limon), 42-07.50. Bryant Schoenthal (Wray), 177-06. Shot put: Mohamed Ibrahim (Wiggins), 59-10.00*.

2A girls

800: Jessica Black (Cedaredge), 2:17.79. 3200: Elle Stevens (Colorado Springs Chris.) 11:25.03. 4×200 relay: Hoehne, 1:48.03. 4×800 relay: Colorado Springs Christian, 10:16.01. 800 medley relay: Yuma, 1:54.96. High jump: Eboselulu Omofoma (Dayspring Christian), 5-05.50. Long jump: Jaysa Even (Banning Lewis), 17-01.25. Pole vault: Hannah Search (Platte Canyon), 10-05.00. Shot put: Correy Koellner (Holyoke), 39-04.00.

1A boys

800: Trevor Lewis (DeBeque), 2:02.54. 3200: Jack Nauman (Heritage Christian), 10:19.23. 4×200 relay: Sanford, 1:32.62*. 4×800 relay: Heritage Christian, 8:44.32. Long jump: Charlie Clapper (Stratton), 21-05.50. Triple jump: Konner Rowden-Stum (Hi-Plains), 42-00.00. Discus:聽Titus Glanz (Idalia), 143-06.聽Shot put: John聽 Hainer (Granada), 49-03.00.

1A girls

800: McKenzie Bartholomew (Cheraw), 2:28.36. 3200: Ainsley Stanton (Heritage Christian), 12:48.68. 4×200 relay: Fleming, 1:51.45. 4×800 relay: Sanford, 10:32.80. 800 medley relay: Heritage Christian, 1:52.27*. Pole vault: Alivia Weathers (Lone Star), 10-01.00. High jump:聽Maggie Haase (Eads),聽5-00.00. Triple jump: Alivia Weathers (Lone Star), 35-03.25*. Discus: Zadie MacKey (Elbert), 137-07*.

*Class meet record | + State record

Thursday headlines

• • Mullen senior Agur Dwol, nation鈥檚 top girls triple jumper, breaks state meet record
  • Coal Ridge鈥檚 ascension from bare-bones track program to Class 3A title contender on display at Jeffco Stadium
  • State Track briefs: Vista Ridge鈥檚 Brandon Hills looks to show off athleticism; Northfield鈥檚 Giavonna Meeks wows crowd in 4A shot put
  • Colorado state track meet, Day 1: Results from Jeffco Stadium

Preview coverage

• • Class 5A state track: Grandview boys favored to repeat; Riley Stewart and Cherry Creek the girls frontrunners
  • Colorado state track meet primer: Storylines, returning champions and what to know ahead of this weekend
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Saturday’s Schedule

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