In the middle of the course.
The starter for this first race today,
ladies, is Mr Atlanta Amber.
Team leader? Team leader?
Let's hear it. She is going to
destroy the last three day record.
Ohh, you're usually 17 minutes.
Here we go.
It was really fun.
I I knew I had been going pretty fast,
but I wasn't sure like what the
time was going to come out.
And I when I turned into the state and
I saw the 16 was still on the clock.
So I was like, OK, it's going to be
17 low and I'm just really like,
it was just really fun.
I ran 1856 here last year,
so that's like another huge improvement.
I ran 2026 my freshman year,
so I've already taken off
over 3. And so that's really cool.
One more time for your
Class 3A top ten finishers.
You know who won the temple?
No problem.
Go, go. Go. Yeah.
Anyway.
*** **** ohh that the
right on you. God. My God.
That's how far back.
Maybe just look at the power now.
The dog.
Let's go, Alex. Let's go. Let's go.
Let's hear one more time for your class
5/8 top ten individual finishers.
It feels good, but also I don't
think it's fully sunk in.
Like, again, this has been the
entire my goal for for a year pretty
much has just been to win here.
And it feels so, so good to win.
And it's going to take a little
bit of time to get used to
once my legs start hurting,
Start Stop hurting so much,
and maybe it'll sink in a little more.
But yeah, I'm really happy.
Here.
Yeah.
Let's hear it one more time for your
Class 3A top ten individual chemistry.
I mean, I it's, it's awesome.
I've been second place at state,
between track and at most two tracking
cross country four Times Now individually.
And 2nd place teaches you a lot.
It's so close, but not quite.
And this is just something that
I've had my eye on since the start
of the season and it all came
together kind of just as we planned.
Ohh.
Ohh. That is nasty.
I don't know.
Eric.
Cherry Creek.
Christian.
Right, ladies?
Brooke Wilson Ohh my gosh,
I'm just so thankful.
I mean I remember looking at Brie
Oakley is set the course record that
was in like 7th grade or something.
I was like Oh my gosh, like that
would be so cool to do that one day.
And now I'm here.
I'm just so thankful.
What kind of?
To be able to drop that time,
yeah, I really just focused on
everything throughout my days.
My nutrition, my hydration,
my recovery, like everything.
I totally changed everything
I've been doing in the past
and it's it's all working.
Guys.
This is Ballard's first
boys team state title.
Great job.
3 looks familiar too.
1234. Bye.
Now, I'm not good at math,
but I think that about that.
And then let's go.
Class 2 many girls. Class 28 girls it's
that is 5, count them
12345 consecutive state
championships for the Nywa girls.
Let's hear it one more time for the
niwot Cougars, your 48 champions
and the Battle Mountain Huskies.
You're 4A runner up.
It's so much just joy.
This just feels amazing.
I don't know how to describe it.
It's just the best way.
Evidence. You can't win.
I'm so excited. I've,
I I've literally been dreaming
about this for four years.
So coming, coming up,
those last two hills,
I had so much adrenaline.
I was so excited,
so thankful to be here.
Go ahead.
Ohh world champion.
Freshman with mine. At
the time of
1748.9 from summit, Ella Hagan.
It's a lot more than I ever dreamed
it was gonna be. I knew that.
There's so many people that I'm
walking in the footsteps in and
that will walk in my footsteps one
day or run I should say. And it's.
I never could have imagined that this
would have happened and that this
would be how this day played out.
But I I can't believe it.
I'm so incredibly excited.
I'm so proud just to be out
here and be running and yeah.