It takes someone special to show you his eyes and the bottom of his feet in the same photo.
I'm not too adept yet at identifying New Mexico pole vaulters, but I like the moment in the vault this photo captures.
As Jaden Ortiz understands, half the battle in the throws is simply maintaining your balance.
Gilbert Martinez made certain that he owned his heat of the 800.
Give Ryann Flack a little more time and you could be seeing some very special things in the 100 hurdles.
Steven Duran, only a freshman? Wow.
Alana Littleford gets a little wet in the only event where you're supposed to get wet.
Austin Graham prepares to launch.
Sierra Martinez makes levitation look easy.
The best shots of almost any thrower show the eyes clearly. It seems Nik Aston has located his desired spot in the sector.
The form that is now familiar all across the state.
This may be my favorite pole vault photo from the entire meet, and the flow of Morgan Smith's ponytail makes the photo.
Noel Prandoni gets a little air in the fading light.
Track-level view of Ariana Eddings, Zhianna Flores, and Kacee Ramos.
Jenna Thurman and Jackie Katzman stake out some territory at the front.
Again, I'm not sure of the identity of the vaulter, but the moment in the vault this photo captures--where the torso has entered the swing but the legs are still trailing--isn't one you often see.
Kayli Farmer enters the launch phase.
There's always some nice action to be had on the last exchange of the 4x100. Here Sasha Smith sends Zhianna Flores on her way.
Adam Paz rearranges the sand in the triple jump pit.
