Mountain Vista advanced through the first weekend of the Class 5A baseball state tournament unbeaten after a win over Valor Christian.

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Mountain Vista 14, Valor Christian 3

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Fort Collin 6, Heritage 5

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Fort Collins 7, Chatfield 6

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The 2021 all-state field hockey team is created by the field hockey league and the sport’s coaches.

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Player of the year: Tallulah Fuhs, Cherry Creek

Coach of the year: Spencer Wagner, Regis Jesuit

Honorable mention:

• Elise Euler, Grandview, Senior
• Jane Goldman, M/D, Denver East, Sophomore
• Hannah Hermann, D, Palmer Ridge, Junior
• Megan Jackson, G, Dakota Ridge, Senior
• Lily Kim, Kent Denver, Senior
• Betsy Little, Dakota Ridge, Senior
• Zoe Martin, F, Colorado Academy, Freshman
• Lucy Munro, M, Mountain Vista, Senior
• Maddy Riley, F, Mountain Vista, Senior
• McKenna Riley, D, Mountain Vista, Senior
• Maya Rutherford, D/M, Colorado Academy, Senior
• Samantha Shoflick, F/M, Cherry Creek, Senior

The locations and times for the CHSAA boys lacrosse state championship semifinals and finals.

CHSAA Boys Lacrosse Semifinals, Englewood High School, Saturday, June 19

4A – Semifinal #1, 10 a.m.

4A – Semifinal #2, 12:30 p.m.

5A – Semifinal #1, 3 p.m.

5A – Semifinal #2, 5:30 p.m.

CHSAA Boys Lacrosse Championships, Englewood High School, Tuesday, June 22

4A – CHSAA Boys Lacrosse Championship, 5 p.m.

5A – CHSAA Boys Lacrosse Championship, 7:30 p.m.

On May 15, 2021, the Far Northeast football team beat Boulder in the Season C state championship game at CSU-Pueblo’s Thunderbowl to capture the program’s first title. Filmmaker David Parfitt captured the action.

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Montrose (6-2) and unbeaten Durango (9-0) faced off in a Southwestern League doubleheader on Saturday and the Durango Demons left Montrose with a sweep and a still-pristine record, winning 7-2 and 12-3 on the day.

“Our boys competed today,” Durango head coach Rob Coddington said. “There were a lot of moments in today’s games we can learn from. Looking forward to practice on Monday so we can keep working hard. Montrose is well coached and played hard today. Parker Davis competed in the first game and kept us off balance. Hoping we can keep playing hard in the second half of the season.”

In Game 1, the Demons led 4-0 after three innings and 5-0 after five with Gage Mestas taking a no-hitter into the sixth inning before Montrose got on the board with a pair of runs in the bottom of the frame. In Game 2, Montrose jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning before Durango played to a 12-1 advantage the rest of the way.

“We battled hard,” Montrose head coach Landon Wareham said. “Durango played well.”

For more coverage, read this article by Josue Perez of the Montrose Daily Press.

(Josue Perez/Montrose Daily Press)

Season C was a campaign unlike any other and the unusual championship season was as memorable as ever. Champions were crowned in field hockey, football, gymnastics, boys soccer, unified bowling and girls volleyball. Here’s a recap of how all the Season C championships went.

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Field Hockey

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• • Regis Jesuit tops Cherry Creek in 2OT to claim title
  • Photos from the state championship game
  • State tournament bracket
  • Complete playoff coverage at the field hockey page

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Football

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• 5A: Anderson does it all as Far Northeast beats Boulder for state title | Bracket | Photos
• 4A: Thomas Jefferson comes back to beat Gateway for title | Bracket | Photos
• 3A: Rifle erases the clock to beat TCA for state title | Bracket | Photos
• 2A: With torn ACL, Caleb Allen leads Manitou Springs over Flatirons Academy | Bracket | Photos
• 8-man: Hoehne builds big lead, tops John Mall for title | Bracket
• Complete playoff coverage at the football page

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Gymnastics

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• Overland claims first 5A title since 2014 | Photos
• Elizabeth claims third 4A team title in four years | Photos
• Overland’s Dolan shines to claim 5A all-around title
• Niwot’s Curry repeats as 4A all-around champion | Photos
• Complete results from the state championships
• Complete playoff coverage on the volleyball page

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Boys Soccer

(Brad Cochi)

• 5A: Mazur’s deep strike gives Fairview first state title | Photos
• 4A: Windsor caps undefeated season with state championship | Photos
• 3A: Colorado Academy tops Frontier Academy to win fifth title | Photos
• 2A: Late goal gives Crested Butte second title in three seasons | Photos
• Complete playoff coverage on the boys soccer page

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Unified Bowling

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• History made as Pueblo East crowned CHSAA’s first Unified Bowling champion
• Team results from the state championships

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Girls Volleyball

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• 5A: Rampart completes standout season with first-ever championship | Bracket | Photos
• 4A: Palmer Ridge tops Mead for program’s first title | Bracket | Photos
• 3A: Eaton claims seventh title in the past decade | Bracket | Photos
• 2A: Wiggins claims first championship in program history | Bracket | Photos
• 1A: Merino roars back to claim first title since 2001 | Bracket | Photos
• Complete playoff coverage at the girls volleyball page

Colin Kim hit a 3-RBI double as D’Evelyn exploded for six runs in the fifth inning and got an 8-1 win over Littleton.

In the latest coaches poll, Flatirons Academy assumed the top spot in Class 1A.

The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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CHSAANow.com Baseball Polls

Coaches looking to vote should email bcochi@chsaa.org.

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To be hosted at the new Weidner Field in Colorado Springs, the Colorado High School Activities Association is expecting its student-athletes and fans to have an excellent experience at this season’s boys soccer state championship games.

Home to Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC of the United Soccer League, Weidner Field is an 8,000-person capacity venue located in downtown Colorado Springs. It will be the site for both the boys and girls championships in Season C and Season D, and CHSAA assistant commissioner Justin Saylor, who administers soccer, believes the atmosphere at this Saturday’s boys state championship games will be a special one.

“It’s a great opportunity to take the event to a world-class facility like Weidner Field,” Saylor said. “The experience for the players, the fans and the coaches will be unmatched in the state of Colorado. We really appreciate the Colorado Springs Sports Corporation for their generosity and their partnership with CHSAA in bringing the state championships to Colorado Springs. We’re expecting this year’s championships to be a great experience for the soccer community in Colorado.”

The Colorado high school boys soccer state championships will be the first official event held at the stadium, so whichever teams advance past Wednesday’s semifinals will have a unique opportunity to be among the first to play on Weidner Field’s new turf. There are currently no mandated restrictions on attendance numbers, and all players, coaches, personnel and fans will be required to comply with local public health guidelines at all times. There will also be a clear bag policy.

“We couldn’t be more excited to be hosting the CHSAA boys soccer state championships at our brand new stadium, Weidner Field, home of the Switchbacks FC,” Switchbacks FC vice president James Ragain said. “The championship games will bring a great atmosphere and amazing experience to all soccer fans and sports fans in Colorado.”

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CHSAA Boys Soccer Championships (Saturday, May 1)

2A – Weidner Field, 9 a.m. – No. 2 Crested Butte vs No. 5 Thomas McLaren School

4A – Weidner Field, 12 p.m. – No. 2 Windsor vs No. 5 Denver North

5A – Weidner Field, 3 p.m. – No. 2 Fairview vs No. 16 Cherry Creek

3A – Weidner Field, 6 p.m. – No. 1 Colorado Academy vs No. 14 Frontier Academy

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SITE:

Weidner Field

111 W Cimarron St.

Colorado Springs, CO 80903

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TICKET INFORMATION:

Tickets for championship games are $10 and can be purchased at the stadium. Skip the line and go straight to the gate by purchasing tickets ONLINE via Seatgeek. ($5 SeatGeek convenience fee for online purchases only)

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WEIDNER FIELD PARKING MAP:

Weidner Field Parking

PARKING AT PALMER HIGH SCHOOL:

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In the final coaches poll of the season, Mountain Vista, Windsor, Eaton, Wiggins and Fleming were voted No. 1 in their respective classifications.

The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. Polls are released each Monday.

Complete rankings are below.

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CHSAANow.com Volleyball Polls

Voted upon by coaches around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing bcochi@chsaa.org. These rankings are part of the postseason seeding process.