Andrew Berberick

The top boys performances delivered at the Liberty Bell Cross Country Invitational in meet history.

Southlake's Reed Brown (TX) coasted to a 15:01.80 en route to victory at Foot Locker Nationals in 2016, posting the 36th fastest time run at Balboa Park.

The KU Relays turns 102 years old this year. We don't have all the data, but here are the top 100 marks in each event based on what we have.

Check out which boys are among the top 100 from the Great Southwest Classic in each event.

Check out which boys are among the top 100 from the Great Southwest Classic in each event.

Colorado has a long history of success at Foot Locker Nationals. Find out more about it here.

As meet officials look on, Boulder's Kelsey Lakowske nips Eleanor Fulton at the finish of the 5A 3200. Photo by Rick Wilson.  

Jordan Edwards of Heritage slips by Doherty's Kenny Chambers to win the 200.

Broomfield's Trent Ireland is a threat to win a state sprint title sometime. If not this year, then certainly next. Photo by BroomfieldFan.

LaTraia Scott of Coronado makes it look easy, winning the Panther 2 Panther 100 by nearly 0.4 seconds. Photo by Mark Weeks.

In what would turn out to be a classic battle, Eleanor Fulton takes an early lead in the 1600 at the Mullen Runners Roost on Saturday. Photo by Rick Wilson.  

Kelby Dias, above, seeks to defend his twin titles in the 4A 110 and 300 meter hurdles (Photo by Ken Regan).

Most Surprising Performer - Joseph DeMoor, Senior, Buena Vista HS

Allie McLaughlin pushed the pace and retained the lead until Ashley Brasovan went by with about 500 meters remaining. Photo by Don Rich (PennTrackXC).

Dakota Ridge's Evan Appel, this year's 5A state champion returns to Foot Locker MW in hopes of making a return trip to Foot Locker Finals on December 13.

Colorado Track XC 2008 Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year -- Joseph Manilafasha

Kevin Harris is one of a group of unsung Niwot Cougars who don't post the biggest times in the state, but get things done as a team as well as anyone.

The face of 4A boys cross country is as much changed as any classification in the state. Battle Mountain is back to defend its repeat state championship, but the odds against it seem long. Traditional power Liberty has departed to 5A, but for anyone looking to take advantage of Liberty's departure, there's the troubling little issue of Wheat Ridge coming down from 5A. Nature, we are told, abhors a vacuum. Falcon's dynamic duo of Wes Rickman and Kevin Johnson, above, in their accustomed position--out in front.

The face of 4A boys cross country is as much changed as any classification in the state. Battle Mountain is back to defend its repeat state championship, but the odds against it seem long. Traditional power Liberty has departed to 5A, but for anyone looking to take advantage of Liberty's departure, there's the troubling little issue of Wheat Ridge coming down from 5A. Nature, we are told, abhors a vacuum.   At left, Falcon's dynamic duo of Wes Rickman and Kevin Johnson in their accustomed position--out in front.

Emma Coburn came oh-so-close to winning the title in the girls 2000 meter steeplechase at Nike Outdoor Nationals, running a 6:44.42 to finish second to Shelby Greany of New York. Coburn finished 1.6 seconds out of first and 10 seconds ahead of third.   Emma Coburn, left, and Shelby Greany, right, kept it close throughout the 2000 meters of the steeplechase event (photo courtesy Brandon Miles). Complete Meet Results

The Northern Conference teams came to the 4A girls state track meet with something to prove. And they proved it. Kelby Dias displays the form that makes him a state champion. Photo courtesy of Ken Regan. Complete Results Mini Photo Gallery