The spring sports season has come to an end. Many leagues have announced their all-league teams for their respective sports, and the CHSAA has announced its all-state teams.

The following showcases boys' and girls' track and field athletes who made the all-state teams.

Girls

In class 5A, Bradie Menegatti from Pueblo West earned first-team All-State honors for her accomplishments in the High Jump this year. Her teammate Hayden Golden earned second-team All-State honors for her performances in the 100-meter hurdles.

In Class 4A, Pueblo East’s Reagan Falletta earned first team for her performances in the 100 and 300-meter hurdles, and in the Long Jump. Pueblo County’s Lily Nibert and Delaney Pighetti both earned first-team All-State honors for their efforts in the Triple Jump and High Jump, respectively.

Maliyah Sandoval earned second-team All-State honors for Pueblo Central thanks to her efforts in the Shot Put. Pueblo County’s Maci Johnson rounds out the group with a spot on the Honorable Mention list for her efforts in the Triple Jump.

Swallows Charter Academy's Kailey Pearson takes flight during the CHSAA Class 2A girls long jump at Jeffco Stadium on May 17, 2025.

In Class 2A, Kailey Pearson of Swallows Charter Academy earned first-team All-State thanks to her performances in the High Jump and Long Jump. Her teammate, Brooklyn Kleven, earned a spot on the second-team All-State for her efforts in the Triple Jump.

Boys

In class 5A, Bruce Hobbs of Pueblo West earned second-team All-State honors for his efforts in the 400-meter race.

Pueblo East's Jor-den Cunningham celebrates his win in the CHSAA Class 4A boys 200-meter dash at Jeffco Stadium on May 17, 2025.

In Class 4A, Pueblo East’s Jor-Den Cunningham earned first-team All-State honors for his performance in the 200-meter dash.

In Class 2A, Rye’s Isaiah Guzman earned first-team All-State for his performance in the Long Jump and Triple Jump. David Maroney earned second-team All-State for his efforts in the 3200-meter race.