Boys Track and Field: All Five State Champions Crowned

Full Results

LAKEWOOD – The 2024 Colorado High School Activities Association’s Boys Track and Field State Championships wrapped on Saturday with two Colorado all-classification prep records being broken and 15 state meet records getting rewritten. 

Among the team race, Cheyenne Wells and Northfield each captured a state title for the first time, while Cherokee Trail, Classical Academy and Peyton all defended titles from a year ago. 

Find the photos, a full list of team champions, recaps, individual and relay champions, and records that were broken for all of today’s events below:

State Champions

5A Boys: Cherokee Trail (fourth overall, second straight)
4A Boys: Northfield (first overall)
3A Boys: Classical Academy (seventh overall, second straight)
2A Boys: Peyton (third overall, second straight)
1A Boys: Cheyenne Wells (first overall)

Recaps

Day 3:

• 5A: Cherokee Trail Defends State Title
• 4A: Northfield Captures First-Ever State Championship
• 3A: Classical Academy Wins Second-Straight State Title
• 2A: Peyton Claims Second-Consecutive Championship
• 1A: Cheyenne Wells Wins Its First-Ever State Championship

Day 2:

• 5A: Cherokee Trail Breaks Record to Move Closer in Team Race
• 4A: Brunner Breaks 3200m Meet Record
• 3A: Whyrick, Fagerlin Add to Collection of State Medals
• 2A: Glasgow’s Pole Vault Title First For Timnath
• 1A: Tight Team Race Entering Final Day

Day 1:

• 5A: Discus State Meet Record Broken on Opening Day
• 4A: 4×800 State Meet Record Falls on Day 1
• 3A: Pole Vault Meet Record Falls on First Day
• 2A: Three State Titles Awarded on Opening Day
• 1A: Top-Seeds Won Titles on Day 1

Photos

• Track and Field photos on photos.CHSAANow.com
• Photos by Wallace Photography will be removed on June 1. Order any images you want now. 

New Colorado Prep Record

Colorado Prep Records

• 110m Hurdles (4A): Karamoko Sacko (Northfield), 13.43
  • Initially beat Wilbert Smith (Eaglecrest), 13.61 from 2004 with his time of 13.45 in the prelims
• 4x200m Relay (5A): Cherokee Trail (Jayden Hughes, Kahari Wilbon, Nick Hoffsetz, Peyton Sommers), 1:24.93
  • Beat Cherokee Trail, 1:25.16 from 2024

New State Meet Records, By Classification

Overall State Meet Records, All Classifications

• 4x200m Relay: Cherokee Trail (Jayden Hughes, Kahari Wilbon, Nick Hoffsetz, Peyton Sommers), 1:24.93
  • Beat Valor Christian, 1:25.45 from 2013 
• 110m Hurdles: Karamoko Sacko (Northfield), 13.43
  • Initially beat Wilbert Smith (Eaglecrest), 13.62 from 2004 with his time of 13.45 from the prelims
• 3200m: Will Brunner (Battle Mountain), 9:01.22
  • Beat Connor McCormick (Longmont), 9:03.83 from 2022

5A State Meet Records

• Discus: Jarrius Ward (Overland), 203′ 04″
  • Beat Todd Austin (Westminster), 192-5 from 1977
• 4x200m Relay: Cherokee Trail (Jayden Hughes, Kahari Wilbon, Nick Hoffsetz, Peyton Sommers), 1:24.93
  • Beat George Washington, 1:25.59 from 2007

4A State Meet Records

• 4x800m Relay: Niwot (Quinn Sullivan, Cole Mazurana, Gavin Engtrakul, Rocco Culpepper), 7:43.92
  • Beat Durango, 7:48.55 from 2019
• 110m Hurdles: Karamoko Sacko (Northfield), 13.43
  • Initially beat Ricardo Moody (Harrison), 13.68 from 1998 with his winning time of 13.45 in the prelims
• 3200m: Will Brunner (Battle Mountain), 9:01.22
  • Beat Connor McCormick (Longmont), 9:03.83 from 2022

3A State Meet Record

• Pole Vault: Ryan Martinez (Eaton), 15′ 5″
  • Beat Truitt Parrish (Sterling), 15-1 from 2013
• 4x200m Relay: Elizabeth (Caleb Dunn, Malachi Mariscal, Andrew Brown, Cooper Connelley), 1:27.81
  • Beat Holy Family, 1:27.86 from 2022
• 110m Hurdles: Aidan Brownell (Valley), 14.36
  • ?Beat Brad Gamble (Eagle Valley), 14.37 from 2004

2A State Meet Record

• 100m (tied): Landon Hadley (Peyton), 10.96
  • ?Tied Jake Toney (Simla, 2008) and Tyler Cappellucci (Hoehne, 2012), 10.96

1A State Meet Record

• Long Jump: Konner Rowden-Stum (Genoa-Hugo/Karval), 22′ 6.5″
  • Beat Elton Yarger (Stratton), 22-2.5 from 2019
• Pole Vault: Ryan McCaffrey (Akron), 14-1
  • Beat Brady Kuntz (Lone Star), 13-6.5 from 2021
• High Jump: Scottie Vines (De Beque), 7-0
  • Bettered his own record 6-10 from 2023

Boys Individual Champions