Haley Brogan

We'll keep adding performances to this article as Colorado high school aged athletes qualify for Nationals out of the Region X JO meet in El Paso.

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

In a race with big state team title implications, Loveland's Kaylee Packham edges ahead of Katie Weber and Haley Brogan. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Alexa Chacon had the distinction of breaking the 3A 100 hurdles mark twice on Saturday morning. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Doherty's Ryne Chavez posted one of the season's best 300 hurdle times with a 38.12 at Friday's Coronado Cougar Classic. Photo by Alan Versaw.

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.

This week's outa-nowhere athlete is Pine Creek's Alleandra Watt. Meet the freshman who won the Palmer Terror Invitational. Photo by Paul Jaeger.

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.

There are several Colorado girls hurdlers you've heard a lot about already. Another one you might start hearing a lot more about is Taylor Klein. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Over the last few years, 3A girls has enjoyed some exceptional jumps talent. Courtney Mills is the latest in that line. Colorado Track XC file photo.

Connor Winter earned two spots on the Rutherford list this spring, one for this effort in the 3200 in April. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Lindsey Stindt is one of the big reasons that neither Lyons nor Akron may come in as the 2A girls favorite next spring. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Valerie Allman has been winning meet titles everywhere she goes this season. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

Eleanor Fulton had another big day at the Mullen Runners Roost, dominating the 1600 and 800 meter events. Photo by Jeff McCoy.

Golden's Trevor Evanson cleared 6-6 on his way to winning the high jump at Thursday's Jeffco 4A Qualifier. Photo by Alan Versaw.