Ashlee Moore

Check out which girls are among the top 100 from the Great Southwest Classic in each event.

It was truly a night to remember in Arizona prep running history as four state records went down at the Arcadia Invitational in southern California.

Check out which girls are among the top 100 from the Great Southwest Classic in each event.

Athletes from across the U.S. compete at the Arcadia Invitational. These are the top performances over the past decade, regardless of affiliation.

Here we go Arizona track & field fans! Round 1 of our Arizona track and field athlete of the decade - girls bracket. Voting starts today and ends 11:59 pm, May 28th.

While the boys decathlon and girls heptathlon are seldom competed during the high school track and field season, the two events display an undisputed amount of versatility in the sport. 

The all-girls event, which yields performances in the 100m hurdles, 200m, 800m, shot put, long jump and javelin, often encompasses the most athletic track and field athletes out there.

One of Arizona's most versatile high school athletes ever in Ashlee Moore will be ranked 11th going into day two events of the World Juniors women's heptathlon with total score of 3,331 points for her first 4 events with a 13.59 PR in the 100 hurdles, 1.73m clearance in the high jump, 9.87 mark in the shot put, and 25.05 clocking in the 200 meter dash. The incoming University of Oregon recruit is hoping to move back up in the top 10 on day two.

By her high standards, heptathlete Ashlee Moore didn’t have her best outing at the Great Southwest Classic in early June. The recent graduate of Hamilton High, Az., wasn’t exactly pleased with her performance last week at the USATF Junior National Outdoor Track & Field Championships, either. One could only imagine what would happen when she does get it all together?

Young stars made strong impressions in the junior multi-events during the opening day of USATF Outdoor Championships at Hornet Stadium on the campus of Sacramento State University Wednesday.

A collection of the best shots from the multi events of Great Southwest by Alan Versaw.

Diamond Spaulding kept things out of reach in the Great Southwest 200 at 23.00. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Zack Bornstein finds the will to close hard on the final straightaway of the decathlon 1500. Photo by Alan Versaw.

Morgan Griffiths' strong first day has given her the lead going into the second day of Great Southwest decathlon competition. Photo by Alan Versaw.

It doesn't get much better than the much-anticipated showdown between Ashley Miller, Dior Hall, and Tiana Bonds in the 100 hurdles. Colorado Track XC file photos.

  Click on the photo for “People to Watch, Girls Jumps, 2012”.  Photo -  Chyna Ries, George Washington HS, CO, LJi – 20’5.75”.

  Darren Fahy, CA (photo above left), won the boys 3000 meter run in 8:35.17 and Travis Colby, AZ (photo above right), won the boys Javelin with a toss of 8:35.17.