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  • Alamosa boys cross country in prime position in 3A

    Alamosa's cross country team. (Eric R. Flores)
    Alamosa’s cross country team. (Eric R. Flores)

    Alamosa High School, nestled in the San Luis Valley in south-central Colorado, is in a prime distance running location.

    Alamosa is home to the most successful Division II running program in the country, Adams State, and is fertile training ground at 7,500 feet. The area also has several strong running programs at the high school level. The Mean Moose are one of them.

    Alamosa is led by legendary coach Larry Zaragoza, an Adams State alum who ran and learned under one of the best distance running coaches in American history, Joe Vigil.

    Zaragoza, entering his 38th season at the school, also coached at Centauri in the 1970s. He is the only cross country coach in Colorado history to claim both boys and girls team state titles at two different schools. Zaragoza has won several championships over the years, but says his program’s focus isn’t solely on the end results each season.

    “We don’t chase trophies,” Zaragoza said. “That’s one thing that’s convinced in my mind. I’m not going to try and inform a team to just try and go out and chase a trophy. I don’t want disappointment; I want enjoyment, no matter what happens at the end of the season.

    "I want them to appreciate it and reflect on all the hard work that’s brought them to this point, no matter where it brings us. Be proud of your efforts and be proud of your achievements.”

    Zaragoza’s boys team had another season to be proud of in 2013 with a third place finish at the 3A cross country state championships despite not having a single senior in the state lineup. The Alamosa boys have placed in the top four each of the past four seasons at the state championships and look to be one of the state title favorites in 2014, but Zaragoza never takes anything for granted.

    “We’re in a tough region,” the long-time Alamosa coach said of 3A Region 2, arguably the most challenging boys region in the classification. “Vanguard School just moved up and Lamar’s back with a solid team.

    "One of our goals is to increase the mileage in a smart way and keep people healthy, because we do have a fine group of young men and they’re going to be competing in some really good meets throughout the season. We do have quality, but we don’t have a lot of depth. We have six pretty outstanding runners and after that, it kind of drops off, not drastically, but compared to what our front-runners have, it would drop off a little bit.”

    Alamosa, like most small schools, may struggle for depth, but their top-flight talent is excellent.

    Alamosa's Isaiah DeLaCerda. (Eric R. Flores)
    Alamosa’s Isaiah DeLaCerda. (Eric R. Flores)

    Isaiah De La Cerda is one of the best talents in Colorado for his age. He placed seventh at state cross country as a freshman last season and ran a 10:03 3,200-meters at the 3A state track championships, good for ninth place.

    De La Cerda is talented enough to challenge for an individual state title this fall. The sophomore is the son of Peter, a second place finisher at the 2000 Olympic trials in the marathon, and Ronda De La Cerda. Both of Isaiah’s parents were standouts at Adams State. Peter has been an assistant coach at Alamosa for several years.

    “It’s a blessing to have Peter on the program,” Zaragoza said. “He occasionally runs with the team. He takes the A group and he’ll run with them on their long runs. He likes to get out and do the hill workouts with them. I think that’s a plus having a coach like Peter, especially for his son Isaiah, because Isaiah is quite a talented young man.

    "He seems to be mature beyond his years," Zaragoza added. "He seems so composed at meets. Again, he’s one of those who has no fear. He’s not afraid of anybody. He respects, along with our team and coaching staff — we respect our opponents, but we fear no one. We want to compete and we want to compete against the best.

    "Isaiah’s always visiting with top runners. Last year, he would go speak with Bailey Roth out of Coronado High School and the young man that ran for Denver East (Cerake Geberkidane). Isaiah likes to be a student of the game.”

    Jericho Ulibarri, a senior, could be nipping at De La Cerda’s heels again this fall. Ulibarri finished one second behind De La Cerda at last year’s state cross country meet in a strong eighth place effort.

    Miguel Baltazar was the second-fastest freshman in the classification last year, placing 22nd at the state meet, and Chance Canty, Caleb Palmer, and Austin Chavez are fine runners in their own right.

    Alamosa certainly has a talented team returning. The Mean Moose are still youthful, but certainly have a fine example of running success in their own backyard. 

    “Our kids do get to rub elbows every now and then,” Zaragoza said of sharing the town with Adams State. “For example, there’s a meet that they host here called the Joe I. Vigil. It’s a middle school race, a high school race, and then a collegiate race. Our kids know who the Adams State athletes are, whether they are male or female. I have had over the past years, the head coach Damon Martin come and speak to our team and share some knowledge and some motivational thoughts.

    “They’re aware of Adams State’s success and I think them being from Alamosa, they want to be equally representative of the running community.”

    Alamosa is expected to be one of the state champion favorites along with Lamar, a region rival and second place finisher in 2013.

    Frontier Academy, the defending state champions, graduated its top three boys, but have a strong enough program to put them in the team race again.

    Salida’s Taylor Stock, the top 3A returner after a second-place finish as a sophomore, is expected to battle Basalt’s Zach Walsh, Alamosa’s De La Cerda and Ulibarri, and Lamar’s Jake Rogers for the individual crown.

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    Class 3A boys cross country

    Defending individual champion: Jacob Benson, Platte Canyon (graduated)

    Defending team champion: Frontier Academy

    Returning All-State athletes: Taylor Stack, Salida; Zack Walsh, Basalt; Isaiah De La Cerda, Alamosa

    Regular season begins: Aug. 21

    Regionals: Oct. 16 and 17

    State meet: Oct. 25, Norris-Penrose Event Center, Colorado Springs

  • The Classical Academy aiming to fill void in 4A boys cross country

    The Classical Academy's Everett Johnson. (Courtesy of Alan Versaw)
    The Classical Academy’s Everett Johnson. (Courtesy of Alan Versaw)

    There is one guarantee about the upcoming boys cross country season: there will be a new Class 4A state team champion.

    That’s became a reality when last year’s state champ Broomfield moved up to 5A this season.

    Although the Eagles are gone, there’s no shortage of talented 4A teams in 2014 — led by The Classical Academy.

    The Colorado Springs-based school was the state runner-up last year, but veteran coach Alan Versaw knows nothing will come easy for his squad.

    “We have our work cut out for us,” Versaw said. “There are plenty of good teams. Palmer Ridge, at least on paper, is probably the best team. They lost very little to graduation and they had a pretty strong team last year and all indicators are that they are going to be really good. I also think Thompson Valley, Air Academy, Cheyenne Mountain and Durango are going to be very good.”

    The Titans won five Class 3A boys cross country titles, but have yet to win any in 4A since moving up to that class in 2012.

    Versaw expects his team to be led by senior Everett Johnson, junior Michael Oldach and sophomore Tanner Norman.

    “We are very established and very experienced three-deep, but in cross country you have to go to five,” Versaw said. “We will see what happens with (No.) 4 and 5 and that will probably tell a big deal of the story of our season right there.

    (Courtesy of Alan Versaw)
    Michael Oldach. (Courtesy of Alan Versaw)

    "We have one freshman coming in who could be an impact freshman and we will wait because I’m not sure on that," he added. "Then, we have probably five or six guys who ran mostly JV last year and were freshmen and sophomores and they will have a shot at filling those positions. We have lots of possibilities.”

    That’s why Versaw uses the regular season to mold his team.

    “I don’t load up with big meets,” Versaw said. “There are a couple of times during the season we will try and go pretty hard, but the invitational season is more about learning than winning meets.”

    The state meet returns to the Norris-Penrose Event Center which Versaw knows is a challenge.

    “It’s kind of a roll the dice kind of course where there is very little margin for error on that course the way it is setup,” Versaw said.

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    Class 4A boys cross country

    Defending individual champion: Broomfield (moved up to 5A)

    Returning All-State athletes: Michael Duran, Pueblo Centennial, Jr. (1st); William Mayhew, Cheyenne Mountain, Sr. (1st); Eric Hamer, Palmer Ridge, Sr. (1st)

    Regular season begins: Aug. 21

    Regionals: Oct. 16 and 17

    State meet: Oct. 25, Norris-Penrose Event Center, Colorado Springs

  • Pine Creek’s Zachary Alhamra has high hopes in 5A boys cross country

    (Courtesy photo)
    Pine Creek senior Zachary Alharma. (Courtesy photo)

    Pine Creek’s Zachary Alhamra, a talent since he entered high school, feels he hadn’t discovered his potential yet.

    “I came into high school as the dominant Colorado runner for the freshman class and no other freshman could touch me,” Alhamra said. “Towards the end of my freshman year, I kind of had a plateau and that plateau continued into my sophomore year and the entire year I only improved a few seconds in each of my events.”

    “I went into last season a little apprehensive,” Alhamra admitted of his mindset entering his junior cross country season, a year after placing 12th at the Class 5A state meet as a sophomore.

    After surprising himself a little with a third-place finish at a loaded Arapahoe Warrior Invite to kick off his junior campaign, Alhamra could see the opportunity for a breakout season.

    (Courtesy photo)
    Alharma says he is drawing inspiration from Cerake Geberkidane, last year’s 5A champion from Denver East. (Courtesy photo)

    “I told myself, why not take first and do some incredible things this season,” Alhamra said. “Next race I took second to Cerake (Geberkidane) in my division and just kept the ball rolling from there.

    "At Liberty Bell, I took first with a significant PR of 15 seconds. Rim Rock, which is in Kansas, I had a very good race and took third. From then on I just decided I’m going to take second place to Cerake at the 5A state meet.”

    Alhamra was enjoying his best season yet, but had a mental barrier to overcome the week before the state championships. 

    “Where it really got interesting was the week before at the regional meet,” Alhamra said. “The weekend before the meet, I got sick, and it almost seemed like déjà vu. My freshman year, I got sick the same exact weekend and I ended up collapsing a hundred meters from the finish line at the regional meet and didn’t qualify for state.

    "This was my first time ever returning to the course since that event occurred. I was sick and wasn’t feeling the greatest about it and even during the race, I remember I wasn’t feeling too good physically, but I just stayed behind Connor Weaver (of Mountain Vista).

    “Last half mile, I decided to sprint him out there instead of waiting until it got too close to the finish,” Alhamra noted. “I basically just ended the race by taking a big surge and creating a gap between us. I ended up winning the race and then going into state, I recovered from my cold.”

    Alhamra put the icing on the cake of a wildly successful fall by accomplishing his goal of placing second at the 5A state meet behind one of the best runners in state history, Denver East’s Geberkidane, an Oklahoma State signee. Alhamra went on to qualify for the Nike National Championships and placed 20th, second out of Colorado runners behind fourth-place Geberkidane.

    The Pine Creek senior, the leading returner in 5A boys cross country, has high hopes for his last high school season. He is drawing inspiration from last year’s state champion.  

    Alhamra, a young man who comes across as confident but not arrogant, said, “Cerake was kind of like that beacon out in the distance that I would like to be chasing after. Even though he’s graduated, my main competitor, as far as what I’m focusing on this year, is his times from last year. I want to see if I can match or break his times.

    “The state meet, obviously I want to be dominant and take first,” Alhamra added of his goals. “I would like to go undefeated in Colorado and I would like to return to Nike Nationals and qualify for Foot Locker Nationals, as well.”

    Alhamra, boasting a 4.76 GPA, has been hearing from several Ivy League schools, the University of California at Berkeley, and the University of Texas at Austin. He’s also received some interest from his dream school, Stanford.

    Alhamra said he’s looking for the best combination of academics and running at the next level but for now he’s focused on continuing to tap into his potential at Pine Creek.

    “I just had an every race was better than the last type of season,” Alhamra said of his junior cross country campaign.

    Alhamra appears to be the state title favorite, but will have competition from a deep group of talent including the likes of Thornton’s Joshua Joseph, Smoky Hill’s Blake Yount, Rampart’s Ben Dingman and Chaparral’s Dom Compoz, all top-10 finishers at the 2013 state meet.

    Mountain Vista has claimed the team crown the last two years, but lost a great senior class with front-runners Connor Weaver and Andrew Walton departed.

    The strength of the Golden Eagles’ young talent should put them right in the thick of it again. Chaparral, Fort Collins, Arapahoe and Monarch look poised to contend.

    Alhamra (center). (Courtesy photo)
    Zachary Alhamra (center). (Courtesy photo)

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    Class 5A boys cross country

    Defending individual champion: Cerake Geberkidane, Denver East (graduated)

    Defending team champion: Mountain Vista

    Returning All-State athletes: Alhamra; Joshua Joseph, Thornton; Blake Yount, Smoky Hill; Ben Dingman, Rampart.

    Regular season begins: Aug. 21

    Regionals: Oct. 16 and 17

    State meet: Oct. 25, Norris-Penrose Event Center, Colorado Springs

  • Jewelry ban also lifted for fall cross country season

    3A girls cross country
    Cross country athletes will be allowed to wear jewelry at meets beginning this fall in Colorado. (Pam Wagner)

    AURORA — Cross country athletes will be allowed to wear jewelry during meets this fall after CHSAA lifted a ban on Monday.

    The move comes in anticipation of a NFHS decision to remove a ban on jewelry in track and field starting with the spring 2015 season.

    That national jewelry allowance will extended to cross country in the fall 2015 season, but CHSAA decided to allow jewelry this season. Previously, runners weren’t allowed to wear jewelry during meets.

    “As a state, we decided that we will go ahead and proceed with it this fall in preparation for the rule change next year,” said Jenn Roberts-Uhlig, the CHSAA assistant commissioner in charge of cross country. “The big reason is that we’re going to do it in track. We know it’s coming down. This way, it’s in the same school year as the rule change for track.”

    There are no restrictions as to the jewelry that can be worn.

    “We spent time this weekend talking (with coaches) about ‘common sense,’ but no, there’s no restriction,” Roberts-Uhlig said.

  • All-state boys cross country teams for 2013 season

    The 2013 all-state boys cross country teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

    These teams were created based upon results at the state meet.

    The athletes who won championships at their classification were named runner of the year.

    Scroll down to see the teams, or use the menu below to navigate to the class of your choosing.

    Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A

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    Class 5A

    Runner of the year: Cerake Geberkidane, Denver East

    First team
    Name School Year
    Cerake Geberkidane Denver East Senior
    Zachary Alhamra Pine Creek Junior
    Connor Weaver Mountain Vista Senior
    Joshua Joseph Thornton Junior
    Sean Paiz Thornton Senior
    Blake Yount Smoky Hill Junior
    Ben Dingman Rampart Sophomore

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    Class 4A

    Runner of the year: Liam Meirow, Summit

    First team
    Name School Year
    Liam Meirow Summit Senior
    Ethan Gonzales Broomfield Senior
    Michael Duran Pueblo Centennial Sophomore
    Conner Wilburn Classical Academy Senior
    William Mayhew Cheyenne Mountain Junior
    Eric Hamer Palmer Ridge Junior
    Ricardo Ocampo Broomfield Senior

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    Class 3A

    Runner of the year: Jacob Benson, Platte Canyon

    First team
    Name School Year
    Jacob Benson Platte Canyon Senior
    Taylor Stack Salida Sophomore
    Josh Davis Lamar Senior
    Zach Walsh Basalt Junior
    Chris Baker Frontier Academy Senior
    Luke Yeager Faith Christian Senior
    Isaiah Delacerda Alamosa Freshman

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    Class 2A

    Runner of the year: Paul Roberts, Lyons

    First team
    Name School Year
    Paul Roberts Lyons Sophomore
    Marcel Such Lyons Senior
    Joel Such Lyons Sophomore
    Ben Butler SkyView Academy Sophomore
    Forrest Smith Crested Butte Senior
    Jack Plantz Telluride Sophomore

  • Notebook: Cross country staying at Norris Penrose, volleyball changes schedule

    State cross country
    Norris Penrose Event Center, pictured during the 2013 state cross country meet. (Jordan Morey)

    The state cross country meets are set to remain at the Norris Penrose Event Center for the next two years

    It means the event will state at the same place it has been held for the past two seasons, pending approval by CHSAA’s board of directors.

    “That community has put a lot of effort into making the event and venue shine,” said assistant commissioner Jenn Roberts-Uhlig, who oversees cross country. “They go above and beyond to make it an amazing experience for kids across the state.”

    Three additional sites — in Jefferson County, Greeley and Lyons — are being considered to host the meet in the future.

    “We believe that the commitment that Norris Penrose has made to the state cross country meet justifies our decision to keep it there for two more years,” Roberts-Uhlig said. “In the meantime, we have three proposals that have come in that we will be evaluating over the next 12 months.

    “As we continue to review the proposals, we are confident that our decision to remain at Norris Penrose will give us the time to make the best decision for cross country students across Colorado.”

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    Volleyball schedule changes

    State volleyball Denver Coliseum
    The Denver Coliseum, pictured during the 2013 state volleyball tournament. (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com)

    The volleyball committee is looking to change the schedule at their state tournament. Pending legislative council approval, pool play would feature the top seed in each pool playing twice on Friday.

    Under the current format, the top seed in each pool has one pool play match on Friday and one on Saturday. If that team advances, it means three matches on Saturday, including the semifinals and final.

    With the change, the top seed (Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4) in each pool would finish their pool play matches on Friday and, if they advance, get the advantage of resting prior to the semifinals on Saturday.

    “We are really excited for this change in the match order,” said assistant commissioner Bethany Brookens, who heads volleyball. “We are hoping for more competitive semifinals and finals matches on Saturday evening.”

    The volleyball committee did discuss moving to a 32-team bracket. That would have meant overhauling the entire state format — getting rid of regionals and the four three-team pools at state. Ultimately, though, that proposal was defeated. So the current state format will remain in place, save for the scheduling tweak noted above.

    The changes, if approved by the legislative council at a meeting on Jan. 30, would take effect in 2014.

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    Baseball tweaks Wild Card points

    All-City Field during the 2013 state baseball tournament. (Bert Borgmann/CHSAANow.com)
    All-City Field during the 2013 state baseball tournament. (Bert Borgmann/CHSAANow.com)

    In an effort to ensure its Wild Card points formula is even more accurate, the baseball committee made some small changes during its meeting this week. If the legislative council approves the changes, it will mean teams will get fewer points for a loss, and will also change the way out-of-state teams are handled.

    The wild card formula adds victory points and defeat points, then divides that total by the number of games a team plays. Teams get a certain number of points for beating another team (victory points), or for losing to another team (defeat points). Those points are determined by the number of wins an opponent has. For example, a win over a 5A team with 14 wins is worth 135 points. A loss to that same team is worth 110 points.

    The committee is seeking to reduce defeat points across the board by five points in classes 5A, 4A and 3A. Thus, the loss to that 5A team would instead be worth 105 points.

    “This will help tweak the Wild Card points to get a more true view of strength of schedule,” said assistant commissioner Bert Borgmann, who is in charge of baseball. “It became apparent at midseason (last year) that we needed adjustments to the process to create a more equitable power point formula.”

    Another change the committee made with that goal is mind is to out-of-state opponents. CHSAA schools play a maximum of 19 games during the regular season. However, many other states play more than 19 games. With that, the formula last season only accounted for an out-of-state opponent’s first 19 games.

    The committee is seeking to change that by having a team’s win percentage be factored in. A team’s win percentage would be multiplied by 19 to determine the number of “wins” a team is worth in the Wild Card point formula.

    For example, if a team in Arizona finishes 22-18, but started the season by going 14-5 in its first 19 games, that team would have counted for 14 wins last season. Under the change, that team would be worth 10 “wins.” (Their .550 win percentage would be multiplied by 19, resulting in a figure of 10.45. Figures are rounded accordingly.)

    Again, these changes need to be approved at January’s legislative council meeting.

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    Postseason changes in softball

    State softball
    (Jack Eberhard/JacksActionShots.com)

    Pending approval by the legislative council, there will be some changes to softball’s postseason.

    The softball committee is recommending a decrease in the total number of teams reaching the Class 3A postseason. Currently, there are 24 qualifiers and 33 teams playing in the classification. The committee is recommending going down to 18 qualifiers in 3A.

    Classes 5A (32 of 62) and 4A (32 of 67)  have close to 50 percent of their teams make the postseason.

    “They realized the percentage of qualifiers (in 3A) versus the number of teams that played in it was not the same percentage as 4A/5A,” said assistant commissioner Bud Ozzello, who oversees softball. “Eighteen out of 33 is closer to everyone else’s percentage.”

    Additionally, the committee is proposing a reduction to the percentage of automatic postseason qualifiers from leagues in 4A and 5A. As things are now, roughly the top 40 percent of each league qualifies for regionals; they voted to recommend cutting that to 30 percent.

    In 4A, that would mean 19 automatic berths going forward, and 13 at-large selections. In 5A, it means 18 automatics and 14 at-large berths.

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    Short stuff

    • Gymnastics’ regionals will held on Saturdays instead of weeknights, if the committee gets its way. The legislative council needs to approve the change.

  • State cross country team and individual results

    COLORADO SPRINGS — Full results from the 2013 state cross country championships.

    Click on a classification to see team or individual results.

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    Girls

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    Results on mtecresults.com

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    Place Team Name Year School Time Pace
    1 1 Lauren Gregory FR Fort Collins 18:36.9 7:30
    2 1 Erin McLaughlin SR Boulder 18:58.9 7:39
    3 1 Erin Norton SR Grandview 19:05.6 7:41
    4 1 Maya Browning FR Fairview 19:08.9 7:43
    5 1 Ashley Litoff SR Monarch 19:09.2 7:43
    6 2 Isabelle Kennedy SR Fairview 19:17.8 7:46
    7 2 Claire Green SR Monarch 19:23.0 7:48
    8 3 Kaitlyn Benner SR Monarch 19:26.5 7:50
    9 1 Emily Wolff SR Arapahoe 19:32.7 7:52
    10 1 Hannah McIntyre SR Palmer 19:37.2 7:54
    11 1 Emma Gee JR Legacy 19:37.3 7:54
    12 1 Lillian Markusch SO Cherry Creek 19:42.6 7:56
    13 4 Holly Bent FR Monarch 19:45.4 7:57
    14 2 Devon Peterson FR Cherry Creek 19:48.3 7:59
    15 2 Audrey Oweimrin SR Fort Collins 19:48.7 7:59
    16 1 Chloe Andrie SR Smoky Hill 19:52.7 8:00
    17 3 Heather Holt JR Fort Collins 19:53.1 8:00
    18 1 Julia Vitella FR Regis Jesuit 19:56.3 8:02
    19 1 Ashley Bock JR Fossil Ridge 19:58.0 8:02
    20 1 Savanna Dalton SO Castle VIew 19:58.2 8:03
    21 1 Alaina Anderson SR Pomona 20:02.7 8:04
    22 2 Brynell Yount JR Smoky Hill 20:02.9 8:04
    23 1 Katy East SR Loveland 20:06.0 8:06
    24 5 Audrey Lookner FR Monarch 20:08.1 8:07
    25 1 Catherine Liggett SO Legend 20:08.9 8:07
    26 1 Solana Quistorff JR Douglas County 20:09.0 8:07
    27 6 Karina Mann JR Monarch 20:11.2 8:08
    28 3 Emily Cutter JR Cherry Creek 20:11.7 8:08
    29 1 Phoebe Schneider SR Rock Canyon 20:12.2 8:08
    30 4 Devynn Miller JR Fort Collins 20:15.4 8:09
    31 1 Devon Kroeker FR Pine Creek 20:15.5 8:09
    32 2 Mackenna Balman SO Rock Canyon 20:15.9 8:10
    33 1 Kacey Doner SO Rocky Mountain 20:17.5 8:10
    34 4 Carrie Plank SO Cherry Creek 20:19.1 8:11
    35 2 Abbey Cohen JR Legacy 20:20.2 8:11
    36 5 Abbey Ervin SR Fort Collins 20:21.4 8:12
    37 3 Heather Harrower SR Fairview 20:23.4 8:13
    38 1 Emily Dingman SR Rampart 20:23.7 8:13
    39 2 Gabrielle Sered SR Pine Creek 20:24.3 8:13
    40 1 Delaney Fitzsimmons JR Mountain Vista 20:24.8 8:13
    41 3 Katherine Sered SR Pine Creek 20:26.4 8:14
    42 1 Nicole Hahn SR Ralston Valley 20:26.5 8:14
    43 5 Sami Bremner SR Cherry Creek 20:28.1 8:15
    44 6 Kari Van Zyl SR Fort Collins 20:28.6 8:15
    45 1 Erin Rawe-Thomas JR Arvada West 20:29.5 8:15
    46 1 Megan Mooney SO Horizon 20:30.0 8:15
    47 1 Macy Kreutz SR Highlands ranch 20:30.1 8:15
    48 6 Katie Plomondon SO Cherry Creek 20:37.5 8:18
    49 1 Kamryn Hart SO ThunderRidge 20:38.7 8:19
    50 2 Natalie Platil FR Horizon 20:39.6 8:19
    51 1 Darby Gilfillan SR George Washington 20:42.6 8:20
    52 2 Thea Ramsey JR Rampart 20:43.2 8:21
    53 7 Jordyn Colter JR Cherry Creek 20:43.3 8:21
    54 2 Molly Reicher SR Mountain Vista 20:43.5 8:21
    55 3 Gabby Alcala SR Rock Canyon 20:44.0 8:21
    56 2 Mandee Middleton JR Arapahoe 20:44.3 8:21
    57 2 Sarah Bevington FR Ralston Valley 20:47.5 8:22
    58 1 Olivia Hayden JR Lakewood 20:49.0 8:23
    59 7 Elissa Mann JR Monarch 20:51.0 8:24
    60 1 Amy McConnell SO Cherokee Trail 20:52.3 8:24
    61 4 McKenna Payes JR Fairview 20:55.4 8:26
    62 5 Zetta Mason SO Fairview 20:56.0 8:26
    63 3 Devyn Palm-Trujillo SR Legacy 20:57.0 8:26
    64 1 Erin Renner SR Dakota Ridge 20:57.4 8:26
    65 7 Kiri Michell JR Fort Collins 20:58.6 8:27
    66 2 Madalyn Somer SR Regis Jesuit 21:01.9 8:28
    67 2 Morgan Aurich SO ThunderRidge 21:02.6 8:28
    68 1 Annika Reuter JR Heritage 21:02.7 8:29
    69 3 Lindsey Koch JR Regis Jesuit 21:04.9 8:29
    70 4 Katie Schilmoeller SO Regis Jesuit 21:05.7 8:30
    71 2 Nicole Mundy JR Grandview 21:06.5 8:30
    72 2 Merritt Miller SR Fossil Ridge 21:06.7 8:30
    73 2 Calysta McKinney FR Castle VIew 21:06.9 8:30
    74 3 Alicia Thompson JR Ralston Valley 21:08.9 8:31
    75 3 Emily Waters JR ThunderRidge 21:09.5 8:31
    76 3 Melanie Jenkins SO Grandview 21:10.0 8:31
    77 1 Alicia Taurchini SR eaglecrest 21:13.6 8:33
    78 4 Chloe Arbuckle SO Rock Canyon 21:14.2 8:33
    79 1 Allysa Warling JR Poudre 21:14.6 8:33
    80 3 Michaela Bonenberger SO Fossil Ridge 21:16.1 8:34
    81 4 Madelyn Baron SR Pine Creek 21:17.8 8:35
    82 2 Mia Valerio SO Dakota Ridge 21:18.3 8:35
    83 4 Kayla Vallin SO Grandview 21:19.8 8:35
    84 1 Rowan Kowalsky SR Mountain Range 21:24.5 8:37
    85 2 Kristina Ritschard SO Loveland 21:25.7 8:38
    86 4 Marah Guzman JR Fossil Ridge 21:26.1 8:38
    87 4 Emma Atwell JR ThunderRidge 21:27.1 8:38
    88 3 Lexi Alford JR Rampart 21:27.5 8:38
    89 2 Audrey Cordova SO Heritage 21:31.7 8:40
    90 3 Jamie Jezier JR Smoky Hill 21:31.8 8:40
    91 5 Allison Janedis SO Rock Canyon 21:33.9 8:41
    92 5 Kaleigh Kroeker SR Pine Creek 21:34.9 8:41
    93 3 Melissa Anderson JR Castle VIew 21:35.4 8:42
    94 6 Kendall Smith JR Rock Canyon 21:38.4 8:43
    95 2 Lynsie Roper JR Cherokee Trail 21:38.6 8:43
    96 1 Clarissa Berry FR Grand Junction 21:38.8 8:43
    97 5 Lina Krueck FR ThunderRidge 21:39.9 8:43
    98 6 Molly Vathanavarin JR ThunderRidge 21:40.2 8:44
    99 3 Katie Potts SR Heritage 21:41.3 8:44
    100 3 Maria Redman JR Cherokee Trail 21:41.6 8:44
    101 3 Courtney Goodrum JR Mountain Vista 21:42.3 8:44
    102 3 Cayli Hume SO Dakota Ridge 21:42.9 8:45
    103 5 Kate Leatherman SO Fossil Ridge 21:43.1 8:45
    104 5 Brittany Bender SR Grandview 21:44.0 8:45
    105 5 Natalie Lanker SO Regis Jesuit 21:44.9 8:45
    106 6 Emma Sanchez SR Fairview 21:45.4 8:46
    107 6 Natalie Kalin JR Pine Creek 21:46.6 8:46
    108 4 Rachel Gonzales FR Legacy 21:47.8 8:47
    109 1 Elizabeth Bollendonk SR Littleton 21:47.9 8:47
    110 3 Shelley Lautenbach SR Arapahoe 21:49.2 8:47
    111 2 Lena Long-Shore FR Rocky Mountain 21:49.5 8:47
    112 4 Samantha Bedinger JR Ralston Valley 21:49.6 8:47
    113 7 Sierra Dinges SR ThunderRidge 21:53.3 8:49
    114 7 Lindsey Hulett JR Rock Canyon 21:53.6 8:49
    115 4 Lauren Soares FR Mountain Vista 21:57.2 8:50
    116 2 Abby Kostelecky SO Arvada West 21:58.1 8:51
    117 1 Maddy Smith SR Columbine 21:58.3 8:51
    118 3 Star Rasmussen JR Rocky Mountain 22:00.7 8:52
    119 4 Natalea Cohen FR Rocky Mountain 22:00.8 8:52
    120 5 Katie Bearup SO Ralston Valley 22:03.8 8:53
    121 4 Marilyn Ortiz SO Dakota Ridge 22:03.9 8:53
    122 4 Morgan Cassell JR Heritage 22:04.0 8:53
    123 7 Calysaa Trautner SO Pine Creek 22:04.8 8:53
    124 6 Sylvana Ross JR Grandview 22:05.2 8:54
    125 4 Kelsey Dalton SR Castle VIew 22:05.7 8:54
    126 4 Breanna Wheeler JR Cherokee Trail 22:09.8 8:55
    127 5 Savanah Nesvold SO Cherokee Trail 22:11.9 8:56
    128 6 Jordan Herrera FR Cherokee Trail 22:12.9 8:57
    129 3 Deeann Papineau FR Loveland 22:14.2 8:57
    130 3 McKayla Zinanti SO Arvada West 22:14.8 8:57
    131 4 Savannah Wiman SR Arvada West 22:14.9 8:58
    132 4 Gina Grainda JR Loveland 22:15.7 8:58
    133 5 Cassandra Porter SO Arvada West 22:16.5 8:58
    134 5 Kylie Johnson JR Castle VIew 22:17.3 8:59
    135 5 Madison Easton FR Mountain Vista 22:17.8 8:59
    136 2 Magda Van Leeuwen SO Littleton 22:18.0 8:59
    137 4 Lesley Fatica JR Smoky Hill 22:21.1 9:00
    138 5 Laurel Davis SO Dakota Ridge 22:22.8 9:01
    139 6 Abby Hendren SO Mountain Vista 22:23.8 9:01
    140 5 Laurette Selleck FR Heritage 22:26.1 9:02
    141 5 Svetlana Yeager JR Smoky Hill 22:27.9 9:03
    142 6 Vanessa Gonzalez SR Dakota Ridge 22:29.2 9:03
    143 6 Anna Rafalski JR Regis Jesuit 22:29.3 9:03
    144 6 Jordan Allen SR Heritage 22:31.6 9:04
    145 6 Carlie Andrie FR Smoky Hill 22:32.6 9:05
    146 7 Emmah Johannes FR Smoky Hill 22:37.2 9:07
    147 7 Abby Suntken SO Mountain Vista 22:40.6 9:08
    148 4 Elizabeth Albeck SO Arapahoe 22:40.9 9:08
    149 5 Brittney Kocman JR Legacy 22:41.8 9:08
    150 3 Kaley Stutzman SR Horizon 22:43.7 9:09

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    1 Monarch 49
    2 Fort Collins 85
    3 Cherry Creek 112
    4 Fairview 147
    5 Rock Canyon 248
    6 Pine Creek 248
    7 Regis Jesuit 290
    8 Grandview 298
    9 Fossil Ridge 317
    10 Legacy 326
    11 ThunderRidge 330
    12 Ralston Valley 360
    13 Smoky Hill 364
    14 Mountain Vista 396
    15 Castle View 398
    16 Arapahoe 429
    17 Cherokee Trail 451
    18 Dakota Ridge 451
    19 Heritage 461
    20 Rampart 471
    21 Loveland 475
    22 Rocky Mountain 491
    23 Arvada West 499
    24 Horizon 513
    25 Littleton 711

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    1 1 Elise Cranny SR Niwot 18:07.8 5:51
    2 1 Katie Rainsberger SO Air Academy 18:47.4 6:03
    3 1 Alison Deitsch SR Palmer Ridge 19:19.5 6:14
    4 1 Valerie Constien SR Battle Mountain 19:33.8 6:18
    5 1 Greta VanCalcar SO Palisade 19:34.9 6:19
    6 1 Lexi Reed SO D’Evelyn 19:40.3 6:20
    7 1 Riley Cooney JR Mountain View 19:42.3 6:21
    8 1 Gabrielle Roth JR Coronado 19:52.9 6:24
    9 2 Lauren Offerman FR Mountain View 19:54.6 6:25
    10 1 Lauren Hamilton SR Classical Academy 20:00.6 6:27
    11 1 Greta Sloan SR Cheyenne Mountain 20:05.9 6:29
    12 2 Christa Boettiger JR Niwot 20:07.0 6:29
    13 1 Kiah Leonard JR Berthoud 20:12.1 6:31
    14 1 Elizabeth DeLaurell SO Discovery Canyon 20:13.7 6:31
    15 1 Hannah Peterson SR Durango 20:16.8 6:32
    16 1 Jessica Kleven SR Pueblo South 20:19.7 6:33
    17 1 Caitlin Schmitt SO Evergreen 20:20.0 6:33
    18 1 Olivia Treitman JR Golden 20:24.5 6:35
    19 1 Ruthie Boyd SO Summit 20:25.1 6:35
    20 2 Maddie Mullen JR Classical Academy 20:26.3 6:35
    21 2 Olivia Evans SR Air Academy 20:27.1 6:35
    22 1 Mikayla Gaffney FR Silver Creek 20:27.9 6:36
    23 2 Nell Crosby SR Cheyenne Mountain 20:29.1 6:36
    24 1 Kendra Larson JR Thompson Valley 20:29.6 6:36
    25 2 Hayley Berg SR Thompson Valley 20:29.7 6:36
    26 1 Maggie Moline SO Centaurus 20:30.8 6:37
    27 3 Jenna McCaffrey FR Niwot 20:37.0 6:39
    28 1 Kayla Young FR Denver North 20:39.1 6:39
    29 2 Sydney Gaylord SR Battle Mountain 20:40.5 6:40
    30 3 Helena Ernst FR Thompson Valley 20:40.7 6:40
    31 2 Shannon Maloney JR Durango 20:43.9 6:41
    32 2 Camille Morales JR Evergreen 20:45.8 6:41
    33 1 Cammy Sargent JR Green Mountain 20:46.5 6:42
    34 4 Megan Irvine JR Thompson Valley 20:47.0 6:42
    35 2 Sophia Wubben SO Golden 20:47.4 6:42
    36 3 Anabel Johnson SO Battle Mountain 20:48.8 6:42
    37 1 Ashley Polk FR Vista Ridge 20:50.3 6:43
    38 5 Kacie Kaufman JR Thompson Valley 20:50.5 6:43
    39 2 Kaitlin Ramsey SO Palmer Ridge 20:51.1 6:43
    40 1 Regan Vandepol JR Broomfield 20:51.5 6:43
    41 3 Brianne Hoglin SR Classical Academy 20:53.1 6:44
    42 3 Katherine Pennington SR Air Academy 20:53.2 6:44
    43 3 Cat Moss SO Evergreen 20:56.0 6:45
    44 4 Kayla Wiitala SO Air Academy 20:56.1 6:45
    45 4 Hannah Gaylord SO Battle Mountain 20:56.5 6:45
    46 2 McKenna Ramsay SO Summit 20:56.6 6:45
    47 3 Audree Furst SO Palmer Ridge 20:57.5 6:45
    48 2 Olivia Babeu JR Coronado 21:04.5 6:47
    49 3 Abby Stewart JR Mountain View 21:04.7 6:48
    50 4 Rachel Franklin SO Mountain View 21:09.4 6:49
    51 2 Katie Forsee SR Broomfield 21:11.7 6:50
    52 1 Aubrey Till JR Canon City 21:14.0 6:51
    53 1 Darby Spence SR Pueblo West 21:14.4 6:51
    54 2 Arianna Ross JR Discovery Canyon 21:15.3 6:51
    55 5 Christina Shearon SR Battle Mountain 21:16.0 6:51
    56 6 Emily Leidig FR Thompson Valley 21:17.6 6:52
    57 7 Ellie Colpitts JR Thompson Valley 21:20.4 6:53
    58 1 Amelia Sease SR Erie 21:21.6 6:53
    59 4 Emily Cranny SO Niwot 21:22.2 6:53
    60 1 Sophia Fernald SR Wheat Ridge 21:23.3 6:54
    61 1 Sydney Richards JR Skyline 21:26.8 6:55
    62 5 Katie Gillett JR Niwot 21:28.3 6:55
    63 1 Emily Perez JR Pueblo Centennial 21:28.5 6:55
    64 3 Sierra Kenyon SR Cheyenne Mountain 21:30.0 6:56
    65 5 Abbi Stratton SR Mountain View 21:31.2 6:56
    66 3 Katherine Pappas SR Summit 21:32.9 6:57
    67 4 Katie Knapp SR Classical Academy 21:33.0 6:57
    68 6 Rychelle Denardo SO Battle Mountain 21:33.3 6:57
    69 1 Shawna Adams FR Eagle Valley 21:33.4 6:57
    70 3 Ally Malecha SR Broomfield 21:36.0 6:58
    71 1 Ally Bronson SR Windsor 21:38.5 6:58
    72 5 Megan Percy JR Classical Academy 21:40.9 6:59
    73 3 Sarah Bates SR Durango 21:43.0 7:00
    74 2 Rosa Gutierrez FR Denver North 21:43.6 7:00
    75 2 Amy Leasure FR Wheat Ridge 21:44.1 7:00
    76 4 Madison Lambros SO Cheyenne Mountain 21:44.5 7:00
    77 3 Eliza VanWetter SO Wheat Ridge 21:44.6 7:00
    78 5 Veronica Brtek SO Cheyenne Mountain 21:45.3 7:01
    79 6 Caroline Foster JR Mountain View 21:48.8 7:02
    80 4 Claire Wilson JR Palmer Ridge 21:50.0 7:02
    81 6 Alaina Geibig SO Cheyenne Mountain 21:51.1 7:02
    82 1 Rachel Demby JR Montezuma-Cortez 21:52.3 7:03
    83 1 Crystal Perez SO Skyview 21:52.5 7:03
    84 2 Emily Garnier SR D’Evelyn 21:52.6 7:03
    85 3 Kristen Hernandez SR Coronado 21:55.5 7:04
    86 1 Mykayla Music SO Delta 21:56.8 7:04
    87 4 Jane Jensen SR Evergreen 21:56.9 7:04
    88 6 Casey Griggs SO Classical Academy 21:57.1 7:04
    89 3 Katelyn Shipman JR Golden 22:00.0 7:05
    90 5 Hannah Chamberlain SR Evergreen 22:02.9 7:06
    91 3 Yana Brown FR Discovery Canyon 22:03.6 7:06
    92 2 Emma Ebeling SO Green Mountain 22:05.3 7:07
    93 4 Sydney Hosey SO Discovery Canyon 22:07.4 7:08
    94 4 Marley Weaver-Gabel JR Durango 22:08.3 7:08
    95 3 Molly Brown SR D’Evelyn 22:09.4 7:08
    96 2 Taylor Stinson SO Silver Creek 22:10.0 7:09
    97 6 Niki Marshall SO Niwot 22:10.1 7:09
    98 3 Maiya Jazwierska SO Silver Creek 22:10.2 7:09
    99 2 Tori Thomas SO Windsor 22:13.1 7:10
    100 4 Christina Kennedy SR Broomfield 22:13.5 7:10
    101 2 Katie Till FR Canon City 22:15.3 7:10
    102 4 Lauren Akers SR Coronado 22:16.1 7:11
    103 5 Lauren Murray SR Coronado 22:16.2 7:11
    104 4 Christa Gutzel JR Summit 22:17.0 7:11
    105 6 Sydney Grob JR Evergreen 22:17.4 7:11
    106 7 Kirsten Kropkowski SO Classical Academy 22:18.8 7:11
    107 2 Olivia Rogers SO Centaurus 22:19.0 7:11
    108 1 Taylor Spieker JR Valor Christian 22:19.7 7:12
    109 2 Bailie Jones SR Pueblo West 22:20.9 7:12
    110 7 Katie Benner SO Mountain View 22:22.9 7:13
    111 4 Leah Donnelly SO Wheat Ridge 22:24.7 7:13
    112 3 Elinor Enderle FR Canon City 22:25.8 7:14
    113 3 Baillie Fetzer FR Windsor 22:26.1 7:14
    114 5 Emily Pappas SO Summit 22:26.9 7:14
    115 7 Kate Gibson SO Evergreen 22:27.4 7:14
    116 5 Emma Moon SR Broomfield 22:27.8 7:14
    117 2 Kaitlyn George JR Pueblo South 22:28.5 7:15
    118 4 Britney Robertson FR Windsor 22:29.1 7:15
    119 4 Allison Howlett SR Silver Creek 22:29.4 7:15
    120 1 Carly Bennett FR Ponderosa 22:32.3 7:16
    121 5 Samantha Kolosky FR Windsor 22:33.8 7:16
    122 3 Nicole Rosen JR Centaurus 22:34.0 7:16
    123 7 Hannah VanHorn SR Cheyenne Mountain 22:35.1 7:17
    124 7 Katie Matarese SR Battle Mountain 22:35.5 7:17
    125 5 Courtney McCann JR Discovery Canyon 22:35.7 7:17
    126 2 Haley Gallagher SR Erie 22:35.8 7:17
    127 5 Emily Edwards-Colsman FR Durango 22:36.8 7:17
    128 5 Sage Madden SO Silver Creek 22:36.9 7:17
    129 5 Hannah Capek SO Palmer Ridge 22:38.4 7:18
    130 4 Dakota d’Oronzio SR Centaurus 22:39.9 7:18
    131 5 Hailey Wylde FR Wheat Ridge 22:40.1 7:18
    132 6 Emily Gallegos-Franckse FR Wheat Ridge 22:41.4 7:19
    133 3 Kaitlyn Clark JR Erie 22:42.3 7:19
    134 7 Kela Fetters SO Niwot 22:50.0 7:21
    135 4 Zena Manzanares SR Erie 22:52.2 7:22
    136 5 Caitlin Herrera SR Air Academy 22:52.5 7:22
    137 4 Theresa Myers JR Golden 22:54.8 7:23
    138 3 Kaylene Khosla SO Pueblo South 22:58.1 7:24
    139 5 Deedee Strohl SR Centaurus 22:59.6 7:25
    140 5 Layne Poskie FR Golden 23:00.8 7:25
    141 5 Marissa Atkins SR Erie 23:01.0 7:25
    142 1 Lauren Cook FR Montrose 23:02.1 7:25
    143 6 Salena Gonzales SO Air Academy 23:02.2 7:25
    144 4 Riley Valentine JR Canon City 23:02.3 7:25
    145 2 Weldyn Allen SO Montrose 23:02.6 7:25
    146 4 Emily Bell JR D’Evelyn 23:05.0 7:26
    147 6 Kara Skattum SO Broomfield 23:07.5 7:27
    148 6 Mariah Gallogly SO Centaurus 23:07.8 7:27
    149 6 Rylee McCone JR Discovery Canyon 23:08.9 7:28
    150 6 Amanda Means SR Palmer Ridge 23:11.9 7:28
    151 6 Samantha Koski JR Silver Creek 23:12.5 7:29
    152 7 Chloe Reindl JR Air Academy 23:17.3 7:30
    153 4 Kayleigh Shinn SR Pueblo South 23:18.6 7:31
    154 6 Jamie Hogan SO Erie 23:18.7 7:31
    155 5 Courtney Mascarenas FR Pueblo South 23:19.0 7:31
    156 7 Ashlyn Nolan SO Discovery Canyon 23:21.5 7:32
    157 6 Bailey Powell SO Coronado 23:25.1 7:33
    158 6 Lauren Kleven FR Pueblo South 23:30.0 7:34
    159 7 Meghan Davinroy FR Centaurus 23:32.7 7:35
    160 3 Daisy Galvan SR Montrose 23:34.9 7:36
    161 4 Tayler McBee FR Montrose 23:35.8 7:36
    162 6 Lauren Boyle FR Windsor 23:36.3 7:36
    163 5 Lindi Congour SO Montrose 23:37.9 7:37
    164 7 Brissa Ramirez JR Silver Creek 23:38.4 7:37
    165 6 Brenna Gaber JR Montrose 23:42.3 7:38
    166 7 Nyla Chamberlin SO Wheat Ridge 23:57.9 7:43
    167 7 Jessica Beida JR Coronado 24:01.6 7:44
    168 6 Katarina Seibert JR Durango 24:03.6 7:45
    169 7 Lauren Powell JR Erie 24:04.2 7:45
    170 6 Siena Dute SO Golden 24:04.4 7:45
    171 7 Janine Hay SR Golden 24:08.3 7:47
    172 6 Jessica Horii SO Summit 24:11.0 7:47
    173 5 Katie Cunniff SR D’Evelyn 24:13.5 7:48
    174 7 Emily Schaldach SR Durango 24:16.1 7:49
    175 7 Kendall Cox SR Montrose 24:18.9 7:50
    176 7 Tanisha Day SR Pueblo South 24:23.5 7:52
    177 7 Tyra Hermesch SO Windsor 24:23.8 7:52
    178 5 Drew Moore SO Canon City 24:26.6 7:53
    179 6 Elise Jensen JR D’Evelyn 24:27.3 7:53
    180 6 Journey Short FR Canon City 24:30.5 7:54
    181 7 Sophie Flanery JR D’Evelyn 24:35.4 7:55
    182 7 Cassandra Giammo SR Canon City 24:39.9 7:57
    183 7 Megan McDonnell SO Summit 25:26.1 8:12

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    1 Thompson Valley 135
    2 Niwot 145
    3 Battle Mountain 151
    4 Mountain View 160
    5 Classical Academy 185
    6 Air Academy 216
    7 Cheyenne Mountain 221
    8 Evergreen 233
    9 Palmer Ridge 261
    10 Durango 295
    11 Coronado 300
    12 Summit 304
    13 Discovery Canyon 325
    14 Broomfield 328
    15 Golden 366
    16 Wheat Ridge 395
    17 Silver Creek 400
    18 D’Evelyn 443
    19 Windsor 450
    20 Centaurus 457
    21 Pueblo South 510
    22 Canon City 518
    23 Erie 519
    24 Montrose 686

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    1 1 Eva Lou Edwards SR Bayfield 18:41.6 6:01
    2 1 Makayla Santos SR Frontier Academy 20:07.3 6:29
    3 1 Sydney Fesenmeyer SO Salida 20:16.8 6:32
    4 1 kelsi lasota SR Estes park 20:21.3 6:34
    5 1 Emily Bryant SR Pagosa Springs 20:31.0 6:37
    6 2 Phoebe Powell SO Salida 20:34.1 6:38
    7 2 Taylor Bancroft SR Frontier Academy 20:34.4 6:38
    8 1 Elena Slavoski SR St Mary’s 20:35.7 6:38
    9 1 Hailey Swirbul SO Basalt 20:36.0 6:38
    10 1 Lindsey Chavez SR Holy Family 20:36.8 6:39
    11 1 Tabor Scholl JR Middle Park 20:38.2 6:39
    12 3 Taryn Ceglowski FR Salida 20:46.6 6:42
    13 2 lily martin FR Estes park 20:53.3 6:44
    14 1 Whitney White FR Buena Vista 20:58.0 6:45
    15 2 Olivia Bartoletti SO Holy Family 20:59.4 6:46
    16 1 Brenna Ciesco SR Moffat County 21:00.8 6:46
    17 1 Dallas Frisbie JR Peak to Peak 21:05.9 6:48
    18 4 Bari Beasley FR Salida 21:15.1 6:51
    19 1 Jenna Ptaschek JR University 21:21.6 6:53
    20 2 Olivia Reinhardt SO Pagosa Springs 21:21.9 6:53
    21 1 Jess Masinter JR Colorado Academy 21:27.8 6:55
    22 2 Mallory Oveson SR Peak to Peak 21:30.0 6:56
    23 1 Brianna Corona JR Alamosa 21:31.5 6:56
    24 1 Meghan Gerritsen SO Platte Canyon 21:31.6 6:56
    25 3 Megan Murray SR Frontier Academy 21:37.7 6:58
    26 1 Kirstin Whiting SR Gunnison 21:38.1 6:58
    27 5 Olivia Lowe SO Salida 21:39.4 6:59
    28 2 Emily Womble SO Moffat County 21:39.6 6:59
    29 1 Julia Jaschke SO Kent Denver 21:40.9 6:59
    30 2 Bridget Goddard FR Bayfield 21:42.8 7:00
    31 3 holli holmes JR Estes park 21:48.7 7:02
    32 6 Kaitlyn Moltz SO Salida 21:49.4 7:02
    33 3 Makayla Johnson SO Moffat County 21:54.1 7:03
    34 2 Miranda Mitchell SR St Mary’s 21:55.9 7:04
    35 2 Caroline Kawula SO Kent Denver 21:58.2 7:05
    36 1 Ryley Sutton SR Aspen 21:58.9 7:05
    37 1 Rainie Toll JR Denver School of Science 21:59.9 7:05
    38 2 Michaela Butts FR Gunnison 22:01.5 7:06
    39 3 Katie Chavez SO Holy Family 22:03.4 7:06
    40 3 Sam Shaffer FR Kent Denver 22:06.6 7:07
    41 4 Erica Seff SO Kent Denver 22:06.7 7:08
    42 2 Paige DeGolyer SO Alamosa 22:08.7 7:08
    43 2 Megan Woodrow SR Aspen 22:10.5 7:09
    44 1 Mariah Archuleta SO Jefferson Academy 22:10.9 7:09
    45 3 Taylor Lee-Hammer SO Pagosa Springs 22:14.1 7:10
    46 3 Maddie Manning SR Gunnison 22:14.3 7:10
    47 3 Aubree Lorenzen SO Bayfield 22:16.3 7:11
    48 4 Kaylee Durham FR Moffat County 22:19.2 7:12
    49 3 Bailey Neppl JR St Mary’s 22:20.7 7:12
    50 3 Brianna Apodaca SR Alamosa 22:22.3 7:13
    51 2 Ella Annest SO Colorado Academy 22:27.0 7:14
    52 4 Eva Naperkowski SO Holy Family 22:28.6 7:15
    53 5 Emma Stokes SO Holy Family 22:28.9 7:15
    54 1 Darian Hale SO Platte Valley 22:30.4 7:15
    55 4 bizzy palmer SR Estes park 22:30.8 7:15
    56 1 Kaelyn Araujo-Vuittonet SO Brush 22:31.4 7:15
    57 1 Hannah Struttmann SR colorado springs christian 22:33.0 7:16
    58 3 Christina Bear SO Colorado Academy 22:36.4 7:17
    59 5 laurel todd SR Estes park 22:37.1 7:17
    60 1 Claire Werlin JR Clear Creek 22:40.2 7:18
    61 3 Tierney Sutton SO Aspen 22:41.6 7:19
    62 2 Sarah Pascarelli SR Buena Vista 22:46.1 7:20
    63 4 Emily Sowards SO Alamosa 22:47.6 7:21
    64 2 Amie Bray SR University 22:50.8 7:22
    65 2 Faith Bowen SO Brush 22:52.2 7:22
    66 3 Alice Oveson SR Peak to Peak 22:54.4 7:23
    67 2 Jessica Johnson SR Platte Canyon 22:55.2 7:23
    68 4 Sophie Cannon FR Colorado Academy 22:57.3 7:24
    69 1 McKenzie Reiher FR Eaton 22:58.8 7:24
    70 6 Emily Campbell FR Holy Family 23:01.8 7:25
    71 3 Sheyanne Warboys SR Brush 23:05.9 7:27
    72 2 Hayden Hutcherson JR Clear Creek 23:06.8 7:27
    73 4 Sophie Lehman SO Peak to Peak 23:08.7 7:27
    74 5 Aubrey Campbell JR Moffat County 23:16.6 7:30
    75 5 Anna Gallagher SO Colorado Academy 23:20.0 7:31
    76 6 Ellecia Tovar JR Colorado Academy 23:26.0 7:33
    77 5 Katharine Kia JR Peak to Peak 23:27.0 7:33
    78 4 Maddie Greenly FR Pagosa Springs 23:27.8 7:34
    79 1 Kiara Mattern FR James Irwin Charter 23:27.9 7:34
    80 5 Nicole Broyles SR Alamosa 23:35.0 7:36
    81 6 Katelyn Miller SO Alamosa 23:38.2 7:37
    82 5 Chloe Hancock SO Kent Denver 23:40.7 7:38
    83 4 Morgan Baldwin SR St Mary’s 23:41.4 7:38
    84 4 Shayla DeYoung JR Aspen 23:46.8 7:40
    85 4 Emily Root SO Frontier Academy 23:54.5 7:42
    86 6 Natalie Mitchell SO Peak to Peak 23:58.4 7:43
    87 6 Molly Murphy SO Kent Denver 24:05.5 7:46
    88 5 Dana Danielson SR Pagosa Springs 24:06.6 7:46
    89 3 Clara Schuessler SR University 24:08.7 7:47
    90 2 Leah Garcia SO Eaton 24:15.3 7:49
    91 5 Jennifer Bowles SO Frontier Academy 24:18.3 7:50
    92 3 Cheyenne Hargrove JR Buena Vista 24:18.6 7:50
    93 5 Hannah Dodge SR Aspen 24:20.2 7:50
    94 3 Tayler Hays FR Eaton 24:24.7 7:52
    95 4 Karalee Kothe SO Eaton 24:25.5 7:52
    96 6 Molly Sears FR Frontier Academy 24:25.8 7:52
    97 6 maddy paul SR Estes park 24:30.8 7:54
    98 4 Akyla Mazzuca SO Gunnison 24:30.9 7:54
    99 4 Madelyne Cope SO Buena Vista 24:34.4 7:55
    100 6 Delaney Khung FR Pagosa Springs 24:37.3 7:56
    101 3 Grace Diekman SR Clear Creek 24:37.4 7:56
    102 6 Delaney Baker JR Moffat County 24:39.4 7:57
    103 4 Katie Sullivan SO Clear Creek 24:43.5 7:58
    104 4 Lexa Fleming SO Bayfield 24:48.1 7:59
    105 5 Sophie Rickey SO St Mary’s 24:48.5 8:00
    106 5 Maggie Zink SR Bayfield 24:51.6 8:01
    107 3 Rosie Cook JR Platte Canyon 24:53.9 8:01
    108 4 Natalee Patchett SR University 24:54.8 8:02
    109 4 Kami Sweenie SO Brush 24:56.2 8:02
    110 5 Cassandra Winn FR Brush 24:58.6 8:03
    111 6 Nina Beidleman SO Aspen 25:00.0 8:03
    112 6 Danielle Miller SR Bayfield 25:00.5 8:03
    113 5 Annie Schoenmakers FR Gunnison 25:12.1 8:07
    114 5 Brooke Dearstyne JR Buena Vista 25:14.6 8:08
    115 5 Abby Schott FR Eaton 25:14.7 8:08
    116 6 Kaitlin Carey SO Eaton 25:28.2 8:12
    117 6 Kaitie Workman JR Buena Vista 25:43.8 8:17
    118 5 Hunter Tonn SR Clear Creek 25:46.6 8:18
    119 6 Anya Gould FR Clear Creek 25:48.1 8:19
    120 6 Morgan Marcus SR Brush 26:16.7 8:28
    121 4 Shannon Hessler SR Platte Canyon 26:38.1 8:35
    122 5 Bibiana Bauer SR Platte Canyon 26:51.5 8:39
    123 5 Mariah Crowe SR University 26:59.0 8:42
    124 6 Anna Wahl FR St Mary’s 27:06.9 8:44
    125 6 Emily Coleman FR University 27:16.1 8:47
    126 6 Jessica Boyd SR Platte Canyon 27:22.5 8:49

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    1 Salida 35
    2 Estes park 94
    3 Holy Family 106
    4 Frontier Academy 110
    5 Moffat County 115
    6 Kent Denver 135
    7 Pagosa Springs 136
    8 St Mary’s 161
    9 Peak to Peak 162
    10 Alamosa 163
    11 Bayfield 169
    12 Colorado Academy 180
    13 Gunnison 192
    14 Aspen 206
    15 Buena Vista 245
    16 University 258
    17 Brush 277
    18 Platte Canyon 297
    19 Clear Creek 310
    20 Eaton 321

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    Place Team Name Year School Time Pace
    1 1 Miriam Roberts SR Lyons 19:44.3 6:22
    2 1 Natalie Anderson SR Hotchkiss 20:32.4 6:37
    3 1 Rachel Rairdon SO Heritage Christian Academy 21:00.6 6:46
    4 2 Jennifer Celis SR Hotchkiss 21:02.5 6:47
    5 1 Taylor Polson SR Paonnia 21:16.5 6:51
    6 1 Ginger Hutton JR Shining Mountain Waldorf 21:16.7 6:51
    7 1 Anna Fake SO Telluride 21:19.5 6:52
    8 3 Mae Anderson SO Hotchkiss 21:24.9 6:54
    9 2 Rebekah Rairdon SO Heritage Christian Academy 21:25.0 6:54
    10 1 Jenny Smith SO Vanguard 21:32.6 6:57
    11 2 Chelsea Meilner SO Paonnia 21:35.5 6:57
    12 1 Bailey Walser JR Merino 21:40.6 6:59
    13 1 Bailey Kuechenmeister SR Nederland 21:41.2 6:59
    14 1 Jordyn Neely SR Del Norte 21:42.0 7:00
    15 1 Layla Anzelc-Tolian FR Moffat 21:45.3 7:01
    16 2 Sophia Lindenberger SO Nederland 21:47.3 7:01
    17 1 Mattie Hlatki SO Peyton 22:04.0 7:07
    18 4 Sophia Schelle SO Hotchkiss 22:08.1 7:08
    19 2 Ariana Toland SO Vanguard 22:11.9 7:09
    20 2 Sierra Tucker SO Lyons 22:17.1 7:11
    21 1 Elizabeth Kilpatrick SR Crested Butte 22:25.1 7:13
    22 3 Jenneah Lenzini JR Vanguard 22:27.1 7:14
    23 3 Jenna Anderson JR Lyons 22:31.7 7:16
    24 1 Rachel Meyers JR Resurrection Christian 22:32.6 7:16
    25 1 Emma Most FR Mancos 22:41.0 7:19
    26 5 Katy Parsons SO Hotchkiss 22:43.0 7:19
    27 1 Makayla Garcia SO Sargent 22:44.0 7:19
    28 1 Mary Satkowski JR SkyView Academy 22:45.5 7:20
    29 1 Mackenzie Dill SO Highland 23:04.6 7:26
    30 1 Maggie Berry FR Alexander Dawson 23:06.3 7:27
    31 1 Calli Benson JR Lutheran 23:06.5 7:27
    32 1 Julia Eskelson FR Meeker 23:09.5 7:28
    33 2 Hannah Hartq SO Resurrection Christian 23:12.4 7:29
    34 3 Kyra Hanson FR Resurrection Christian 23:13.0 7:29
    35 3 Braiden Clement SR Paonnia 23:13.7 7:29
    36 2 Sarah Storey SO Sargent 23:15.3 7:30
    37 2 Hannah Skinner FR Mancos 23:17.1 7:30
    38 1 Abigail Miller SO Denver Christian 23:19.0 7:31
    39 2 Cassie Unruh FR SkyView Academy 23:20.6 7:31
    40 1 Tristina Altman FR Pikes Peak Christian 23:21.8 7:32
    41 1 Kayli Short SO Custer County 23:22.5 7:32
    42 2 Paisley Sheehan JR Shining Mountain Waldorf 23:25.5 7:33
    43 3 Mackenzie Radandt JR Nederland 23:26.4 7:33
    44 2 Baylee Versteeg SR Denver Christian 23:26.6 7:33
    45 1 Shaylin White SR Rocky Ford 23:29.1 7:34
    46 2 Emily Aragon FR Rocky Ford 23:33.5 7:35
    47 3 Ella Baca FR Shining Mountain Waldorf 23:35.4 7:36
    48 2 Sam Crossett SO Crested Butte 23:38.5 7:37
    49 3 Grace Stults SR Sargent 23:41.7 7:38
    50 1 Olivia Couch SO Liberty Commons 23:50.9 7:41
    51 3 Kia Baikie SR Mancos 23:51.3 7:41
    52 3 Hannah Steller SO SkyView Academy 23:58.7 7:44
    53 1 Maggie Allen FR Wiggins 24:05.6 7:46
    54 4 Cassie Lee FR SkyView Academy 24:06.6 7:46
    55 1 Beth Campbell SR Kiowa 24:11.3 7:48
    56 1 Sara Taketatsu JR Antonito 24:14.1 7:49
    57 3 Kina Mora SR Rocky Ford 24:14.7 7:49
    58 4 Kristin Adams JR Mancos 24:16.0 7:49
    59 4 Alicia Wilmore SO Paonnia 24:22.7 7:51
    60 4 Rosemary Pineau SR Nederland 24:30.4 7:54
    61 1 Allyson Grahn JR South Baca 24:39.9 7:57
    62 3 Caroline Komodore FR Denver Christian 24:42.1 7:58
    63 3 Kyla Bruxvoort SR Heritage Christian Academy 24:45.5 7:59
    64 5 Noelle Helmer SR Paonnia 24:59.3 8:03
    65 4 Jordyn Arcuri SR Vanguard 25:03.5 8:04
    66 5 Jessalyn Bay-Voit FR Mancos 25:03.6 8:04
    67 2 Katlyn Freeburg SO Custer County 25:04.4 8:05
    68 4 Hannah Cary SR Rocky Ford 25:05.4 8:05
    69 5 Kayla Myers SO SkyView Academy 25:16.5 8:09
    70 5 Amanda Eubanks JR Vanguard 25:23.0 8:11
    71 4 Mia Twinam SO Denver Christian 25:27.6 8:12
    72 4 Jaci Kenison FR Sargent 25:33.1 8:14
    73 4 Kate Berreman JR Lyons 25:37.3 8:15
    74 5 Deyanira Ponce SR Rocky Ford 25:37.9 8:15
    75 5 Faith Myers JR Lyons 25:40.2 8:16
    76 5 Marissa Storey SR Sargent 26:10.5 8:26
    77 4 Ellie Beery SO Heritage Christian Academy 26:15.6 8:28
    78 1 Samantha Carson SO Centennial 26:19.0 8:29
    79 5 Taylor Glasgow JR Heritage Christian Academy 27:04.5 8:43
    80 1 Ashley Carter FR Center 27:31.2 8:52
    81 5 Alyssa Ho FR Denver Christian 28:18.1 9:07
    82 4 Inaya Shore SO Shining Mountain Waldorf 29:15.9 9:26
    83 5 Kaitlyn Brown FR Shining Mountain Waldorf 29:57.2 9:39

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    Place School Points
    1 Hotchkiss 13
    2 Lyons 33
    3 Vanguard 39
    4 Paonnia 40
    5 Nederland 54
    6 Heritage Christian Academy 56
    7 Resurrection Christian 65
    8 Shining Mountain Waldorf 71
    9 Mancos 83
    10 Sargent 83
    11 SkyView Academy 89
    12 Denver Christian 104
    13 Rocky Ford 107

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    1 1 Cerake Geberkidane SR Denver East 15:48.2 5:06
    2 1 Zachary Alhamra JR Pine Creek 16:29.0 5:19
    3 1 Connor Weaver SR Mountain Vista 16:34.5 5:21
    4 1 Joshua Joseph JR Thornton 16:40.4 5:22
    5 2 Sean Paiz SR Thornton 16:46.5 5:24
    6 1 Blake Yount JR Smoky Hill 16:47.9 5:25
    7 1 Ben Dingman SO Rampart 16:48.4 5:25
    8 1 Dom Compoz JR Chaparral 16:49.0 5:25
    9 1 Noah Westfall SR Cherry Creek 16:50.1 5:26
    10 1 Paul Miller SR Poudre 16:54.6 5:27
    11 1 Carson Hume SR Dakota Ridge 16:55.1 5:27
    12 1 Luke Sheesley SR Fort Collins 16:56.7 5:28
    13 1 Greg Eccher SR Grand Junction 16:59.2 5:29
    14 1 Jake Lucero SR Douglas County 17:00.7 5:29
    15 1 Forrest Barton JR Castle VIew 17:01.7 5:29
    16 2 Caleb Ingram SR Pine Creek 17:03.3 5:30
    17 1 Jake Blackburn JR Rock Canyon 17:04.1 5:30
    18 1 Connor Lockwood SR Arvada West 17:05.7 5:31
    19 1 Matt Berberick SR Heritage 17:09.2 5:32
    20 2 Shane Rhodes SR Cherry Creek 17:12.0 5:33
    21 2 Andrew Walton SR Mountain Vista 17:13.8 5:33
    22 1 David Messerli SR Rocky Mountain 17:15.2 5:34
    23 1 Nathan Graham JR Grandview 17:15.7 5:34
    24 1 Ben Schneiderman SR Liberty 17:16.6 5:34
    25 3 Tyler Matzke JR Mountain Vista 17:16.8 5:34
    26 4 Blake Graf SR Mountain Vista 17:16.9 5:34
    27 1 Chay Weaver SR Monarch 17:18.2 5:35
    28 2 Cody Miller JR Smoky Hill 17:18.3 5:35
    29 1 Duncan Barnhill JR Cherokee Trail 17:18.9 5:35
    30 2 Craig Kinney SR Grandview 17:19.0 5:35
    31 1 Nick Petersen SR Arapahoe 17:19.1 5:35
    32 1 Gavin Mason JR Pomona 17:20.1 5:35
    33 1 David Rieder JR Boulder 17:20.2 5:35
    34 2 John Lundy SR Heritage 17:20.7 5:35
    35 1 Noah Riley JR Lakewood 17:21.4 5:36
    36 2 Remy Ponce-Pore SR Fort Collins 17:22.9 5:36
    37 2 Reid Bartels SR Rampart 17:23.0 5:36
    38 2 Bryan Hird SO Rocky Mountain 17:23.4 5:36
    39 1 Keaton Schelir SO Fossil Ridge 17:23.5 5:36
    40 1 Paul Moore JR ThunderRidge 17:24.6 5:37
    41 2 Isaac Green FR Monarch 17:26.6 5:37
    42 2 Travis Anderson SR Chaparral 17:27.0 5:37
    43 3 Alex Hebner SO Chaparral 17:27.5 5:38
    44 2 Nick Maddalone SO Arapahoe 17:28.1 5:38
    45 1 Colton James-Wells JR Doherty 17:28.5 5:38
    46 3 Conner Matthie JR Fort Collins 17:29.5 5:38
    47 2 Satchel Caldwell JR Boulder 17:29.7 5:38
    48 3 Nick Moore SR Arapahoe 17:30.1 5:38
    49 1 Chuck Bisbee SR Fruita Monument 17:34.5 5:40
    50 2 Stephen May SR Pomona 17:36.1 5:40
    51 4 Cam Dimas FR Fort Collins 17:36.4 5:40
    52 4 Steven Goldy SO Arapahoe 17:36.5 5:41
    53 3 Landon Baird SO Heritage 17:38.1 5:41
    54 3 Daniel Book JR Cherry Creek 17:39.8 5:42
    55 1 Adam Lund JR Fairview 17:40.8 5:42
    56 5 Carson Hart SR Mountain Vista 17:41.0 5:42
    57 4 Devin Reasoner JR Chaparral 17:42.2 5:42
    58 4 Jeremy Romero SO Heritage 17:42.8 5:43
    59 3 Shaofan Sun SR Monarch 17:43.0 5:43
    60 5 Louis Hood SR Arapahoe 17:45.4 5:43
    61 5 Duane Santistevan SR Fort Collins 17:46.3 5:44
    62 1 Michael Schleicher SR Bear Creek 17:46.9 5:44
    63 1 Josh Stamos SR Mountain Range 17:47.4 5:44
    64 2 Adam Wendel SR Rock Canyon 17:47.6 5:44
    65 2 Joseph Horen JR Arvada West 17:49.0 5:45
    66 2 Richard Sanchez SR Fairview 17:49.2 5:45
    67 2 Chandler Jenson JR ThunderRidge 17:49.3 5:45
    68 3 Sam Long SR Boulder 17:51.7 5:45
    69 2 Kyle Jones JR Cherokee Trail 17:52.3 5:46
    70 4 Connor Mackey SR Cherry Creek 17:53.3 5:46
    71 3 Marcelo Laguera JR Pomona 17:54.0 5:46
    72 1 Devundrick Walker SR Gateway 17:55.2 5:47
    73 2 Henry Raymond SO Poudre 17:55.7 5:47
    74 6 Paxton Smith SO Mountain Vista 17:57.1 5:47
    75 1 Dan Mordecai JR Brighton 17:57.5 5:47
    76 6 Henry Briggs JR Fort Collins 17:58.1 5:47
    77 2 Joseph Krafsur SO Fossil Ridge 17:58.5 5:48
    78 4 Michael Berthold SR Pomona 18:01.6 5:49
    79 2 Bradley Carney SR Dakota Ridge 18:01.9 5:49
    80 4 Brian Long SR Boulder 18:02.8 5:49
    81 4 Ben Hogan SO Monarch 18:05.1 5:50
    82 5 Ben Mahoney SR Heritage 18:05.4 5:50
    83 3 Nick Hodges JR Poudre 18:06.5 5:50
    84 5 Torin McDonald SR Boulder 18:06.9 5:50
    85 3 Simon Geday JR Smoky Hill 18:07.7 5:51
    86 3 Patrick May SO Rock Canyon 18:08.0 5:51
    87 4 Conner Skoglund SR Rock Canyon 18:08.2 5:51
    88 3 Will Derrick SR Rampart 18:08.6 5:51
    89 6 Chris Pohs JR Heritage 18:09.3 5:51
    90 2 Allen Adair JR Grand Junction 18:11.0 5:52
    91 2 Gavin DeCamillis SR Denver East 18:11.3 5:52
    92 6 Chris Retzlaff SR Arapahoe 18:11.4 5:52
    93 7 Zach Polonsky SR Heritage 18:12.7 5:52
    94 4 Michael Andress JR Smoky Hill 18:13.0 5:52
    95 5 Ernest Franssen SO Pomona 18:13.3 5:52
    96 5 Max Ruth SR Monarch 18:14.2 5:53
    97 7 Antonio Calderon SO Fort Collins 18:14.6 5:53
    98 2 Dylan Andrew SR Mountain Range 18:15.8 5:53
    99 3 Jack Spano SO Denver East 18:17.1 5:54
    100 3 Walter Bordewyk SR Rocky Mountain 18:17.2 5:54
    101 5 Andy Tinlin SR Rock Canyon 18:18.2 5:54
    102 4 Zac Jennings SR Rocky Mountain 18:19.2 5:54
    103 6 Seth Huber SR Rock Canyon 18:19.3 5:54
    104 5 Ryan Parker SR Smoky Hill 18:19.7 5:54
    105 5 Theo Champ SO Rocky Mountain 18:20.0 5:55
    106 3 Cody Jones SR Cherokee Trail 18:20.3 5:55
    107 3 Jack Lindauer SR ThunderRidge 18:20.4 5:55
    108 7 Michael O Sullivan SO Mountain Vista 18:20.7 5:55
    109 3 Hal Schultz SR Fairview 18:20.8 5:55
    110 3 Jeff Southern SR Grandview 18:20.9 5:55
    111 6 Kyle Lewis SR Boulder 18:24.2 5:56
    112 4 Greg Lund FR Fairview 18:24.7 5:56
    113 6 Philipp Coen SO Smoky Hill 18:25.9 5:56
    114 5 Daniel Hamson FR Cherry Creek 18:26.2 5:57
    115 7 Dylan Moore SR Boulder 18:26.7 5:57
    116 3 Ryan Baeverstad SR Fossil Ridge 18:27.4 5:57
    117 3 Jake Keithley JR Thornton 18:27.8 5:57
    118 3 Chris Turk SR Pine Creek 18:30.3 5:58
    119 4 Cody Roth SO Rampart 18:30.6 5:58
    120 6 Zach Steffen SR Cherry Creek 18:32.1 5:58
    121 5 Nathan Krumland SR Rampart 18:32.5 5:59
    122 4 Jonny Holsten JR Fossil Ridge 18:33.4 5:59
    123 1 Albert Santiago SR Adams City 18:33.7 5:59
    124 3 Cameron Mattson SR Dakota Ridge 18:33.9 5:59
    125 5 Joey Bovio SR Fairview 18:34.0 5:59
    126 7 Kyle Moran FR Cherry Creek 18:34.9 5:59
    127 2 Russ Hall SR Lakewood 18:35.0 5:59
    128 7 Spencer Bradshaw SO Smoky Hill 18:35.3 5:59
    129 4 Andrew Castagneri JR Dakota Ridge 18:35.6 6:00
    130 2 Keaton Brown SR Fruita Monument 18:36.4 6:00
    131 4 Tanner Palacios FR Pine Creek 18:36.6 6:00
    132 5 Austin Dennis SO Chaparral 18:37.1 6:00
    133 6 Tyger Roch JR Monarch 18:37.2 6:00
    134 4 Pravan Kalaga JR Grandview 18:39.3 6:01
    135 4 Chris Kniegge SR Poudre 18:39.8 6:01
    136 4 Stuart Gordon JR Denver East 18:40.4 6:01
    137 6 Colin Crawford JR Fairview 18:45.2 6:03
    138 7 Gabe Tauber JR Rock Canyon 18:45.6 6:03
    139 3 Tristan Harsch SR Mountain Range 18:48.2 6:04
    140 6 Landon Lundell JR Chaparral 18:48.3 6:04
    141 7 Jacob Mohlman SR Chaparral 18:48.4 6:04
    142 5 Simon Bertron JR Denver East 18:48.7 6:04
    143 6 Robert Richardson SO Rampart 18:49.5 6:04
    144 4 Matthew Kowalsky SR Mountain Range 18:49.7 6:04
    145 6 Reid Fowler SR Pomona 18:50.7 6:04
    146 5 Dylan Ko FR Fossil Ridge 18:50.9 6:04
    147 3 J.T. McLaughlin SO Fruita Monument 18:55.9 6:06
    148 7 Preston Cates SO Fairview 18:57.3 6:07
    149 4 Mark Rose SR Thornton 18:58.6 6:07
    150 7 Mason Brevig SO Arapahoe 18:58.9 6:07
    151 4 Nate Thomas JR Cherokee Trail 18:59.9 6:07
    152 4 Russell McBreen SO Fruita Monument 19:00.8 6:08
    153 5 Marshall Gore SR Fruita Monument 19:03.9 6:09
    154 5 Sam Ehrhard SR Grandview 19:06.5 6:10
    155 6 Kyle Kincaid JR Fruita Monument 19:06.8 6:10
    156 6 Jackson Powel SO Fossil Ridge 19:08.6 6:10
    157 7 Parker Sitton SR Monarch 19:08.9 6:10
    158 7 Brock Curry JR Fruita Monument 19:13.4 6:12
    159 5 Jackson Cowley SO Cherokee Trail 19:14.4 6:12
    160 5 Billy Linkenheil SR Poudre 19:14.5 6:12
    161 4 Evan Stolk JR ThunderRidge 19:14.9 6:12
    162 7 Joshua Morse JR Fossil Ridge 19:17.9 6:13
    163 7 Greg Selinger SO Rampart 19:19.2 6:14
    164 5 Brady Barker SR ThunderRidge 19:19.8 6:14
    165 6 Dylan Hird SO Rocky Mountain 19:21.1 6:14
    166 6 Kenyon Gale JR ThunderRidge 19:23.5 6:15
    167 7 Vincent Workman SO Pomona 19:24.3 6:15
    168 6 Levi DeHerrera SR Denver East 19:27.8 6:16
    169 5 Chris King JR Dakota Ridge 19:28.8 6:17
    170 6 Will Daknis FR Poudre 19:30.4 6:17
    171 7 Frankie Caballero SR Rocky Mountain 19:30.7 6:17
    172 5 Enrique Olivas-Giner FR Thornton 19:32.1 6:18
    173 7 Reese Epper SO ThunderRidge 19:32.2 6:18
    174 6 Simon Holloway SO Cherokee Trail 19:42.0 6:21
    175 6 Grayson Abele SR Grandview 19:42.6 6:21
    176 5 Jared Brewick SO Mountain Range 19:48.1 6:23
    177 7 Allen Zhou SR Poudre 19:52.6 6:24
    178 7 Brandon Bullock JR Cherokee Trail 19:53.1 6:25
    179 7 Mick Norton JR Grandview 19:53.2 6:25
    180 6 Ben Rowland JR Dakota Ridge 20:05.6 6:29
    181 6 Steven McClure SR Mountain Range 20:14.9 6:32
    182 5 Devin Wright SR Pine Creek 20:16.6 6:32
    183 6 Kristian Carroll JR Pine Creek 20:26.1 6:35
    184 7 Sequoyah Copeland-Doyle SR Denver East 20:34.4 6:38
    185 6 Sean Johnston FR Thornton 20:36.4 6:38
    186 7 Draven McKinley Thornto SR Thornton 21:06.2 6:48
    187 7 Michael Lafon FR Pine Creek 21:14.1 6:51
    188 7 Lucas Droste SR Mountain Range 21:29.6 6:56
    189 7 Joe Berg SO Dakota Ridge 21:42.0 7:00

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    Place School Points
    1 Mountain Vista 110
    2 Fort Collins 179
    3 Arapahoe 203
    4 Heritage 212
    5 Cherry Creek 235
    6 Chaparral 249
    7 Monarch 263
    8 Boulder 269
    9 Smoky Hill 277
    10 Pomona 282
    11 Rock Canyon 310
    12 Rocky Mountain 321
    13 Rampart 331
    14 Grandview 402
    15 Pine Creek 406
    16 Thornton 407
    17 Poudre 412
    18 Fairview 414
    19 Denver East 417
    20 Fossil Ridge 445
    21 Cherokee Trail 460
    22 Dakota Ridge 460
    23 ThunderRidge 484
    24 Mountain Range 558
    25 Fruita Monument 568

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    1 1 Liam Meirow SR Summit 16:27.1 5:18
    2 1 Ethan Gonzales SR Broomfield 16:29.6 5:19
    3 1 Michael Duran SO Pueblo Centennial 16:43.4 5:23
    4 1 Conner Wilburn SR Classical Academy 16:44.9 5:24
    5 1 William Mayhew JR Cheyenne Mountain 16:46.5 5:24
    6 1 Eric Hamer JR Palmer Ridge 16:46.6 5:24
    7 2 Ricardo Ocampo SR Broomfield 16:49.6 5:25
    8 1 Carter Prescott SR D’Evelyn 16:51.7 5:26
    9 1 Phillip Reid JR Ponderosa 17:03.2 5:30
    10 1 Jake Link JR Centaurus 17:08.7 5:32
    11 1 Charlie Lucero SR Pueblo South 17:09.4 5:32
    12 2 Tristan Pelto SR Cheyenne Mountain 17:10.6 5:32
    13 1 Shane Mathis JR Erie 17:11.5 5:32
    14 3 Tristan Myers SR Cheyenne Mountain 17:14.9 5:34
    15 1 Kaleb Simington JR Thompson Valley 17:15.8 5:34
    16 1 Jeffrey Lazo JR Denver North 17:18.3 5:35
    17 1 Bailey Roth SR Coronado 17:18.7 5:35
    18 2 Adam Egger JR Coronado 17:20.2 5:35
    19 2 Chandler Ryd SR Classical Academy 17:22.2 5:36
    20 1 Tola Walio SR Fort Morgan 17:22.6 5:36
    21 1 Julian Von Holten JR Mountain View 17:23.5 5:36
    22 1 Jake Fisk JR Niwot 17:24.0 5:37
    23 1 Jake Erickson JR Palisade 17:25.3 5:37
    24 2 Tommy Herebic JR Palmer Ridge 17:27.5 5:38
    25 1 Sam Berg JR Skyline 17:28.3 5:38
    26 3 Jake Mitchem SO Broomfield 17:29.3 5:38
    27 2 Joe Plunkett JR Niwot 17:29.8 5:38
    28 3 Franz Laguna SR Coronado 17:34.7 5:40
    29 1 Shao Jun Liu SR Widefield 17:35.9 5:40
    30 4 Stefan Rodriguez SR Coronado 17:37.0 5:41
    31 2 Dylan Larkin SR Erie 17:37.4 5:41
    32 1 Samuel Smith SR Green Mountain 17:39.5 5:41
    33 2 Peter Franklin SO Mountain View 17:40.3 5:42
    34 4 Jake Morris SR Broomfield 17:40.6 5:42
    35 1 Zack Retzlaff JR Pueblo West 17:41.1 5:42
    36 1 Ryan Helzer SR Air Academy 17:42.0 5:42
    37 2 Andy Boyle SR Air Academy 17:42.5 5:42
    38 2 Jacob Sloan JR Pueblo West 17:44.0 5:43
    39 1 Chris Erwin SR Frederick 17:44.1 5:43
    40 2 Jarrett Thollot SO Thompson Valley 17:46.7 5:44
    41 3 Michael Oldach SO Classical Academy 17:47.3 5:44
    42 1 Alastair McMillan SR Durango 17:47.7 5:44
    43 4 Tanner Norman FR Classical Academy 17:49.2 5:45
    44 5 Daniel Alvarez-Chao JR Broomfield 17:50.0 5:45
    45 3 Danyon Anderson SR Air Academy 17:50.2 5:45
    46 5 Ben Hook SR Classical Academy 17:50.3 5:45
    47 3 Evan Rudolph SR Thompson Valley 17:51.8 5:45
    48 2 Jairo Tiscareno SR Denver North 17:53.2 5:46
    49 1 Will Michener SO Evergreen 17:53.7 5:46
    50 1 Nathan Maddox SR Eagle Valley 17:53.9 5:46
    51 3 Andrew Yurko JR Erie 17:55.3 5:47
    52 2 Gordon Gianniny JR Durango 17:56.3 5:47
    53 1 Alec Hornecker SO Golden 17:56.7 5:47
    54 3 Coban Pagnotta JR Pueblo West 17:57.3 5:47
    55 1 Alex Knoedler SR Canon City 17:57.9 5:47
    56 6 Everett Johnson JR Classical Academy 17:58.1 5:47
    57 2 Matt Kline SO Evergreen 18:00.9 5:48
    58 7 Sam Purvis SR Classical Academy 18:01.5 5:49
    59 2 Brian Whitfield JR Golden 18:03.2 5:49
    60 1 Andrew King FR Silver Creek 18:03.5 5:49
    61 2 Gino Giovagnoli JR Eagle Valley 18:03.6 5:49
    62 4 Wyatt Swanson SR Pueblo West 18:03.7 5:49
    63 4 Luc Hagen SO Air Academy 18:04.5 5:50
    64 1 Ben Leitz SR Windsor 18:05.0 5:50
    65 3 Nicholas Turco SO Durango 18:06.0 5:50
    66 3 Alex Aafedt SO Evergreen 18:06.3 5:50
    67 5 Jace Montera JR Pueblo West 18:06.4 5:50
    68 5 Jesse Brinkman SR Coronado 18:08.1 5:51
    69 1 Dustin Ownbey SR Delta 18:08.3 5:51
    70 1 Pence Ethan SO Battle Mountain 18:09.7 5:51
    71 1 Ian Meek FR Montrose 18:10.1 5:51
    72 3 Tom Plunkett JR Niwot 18:10.7 5:52
    73 3 Jaasiel Velo SR Denver North 18:12.4 5:52
    74 4 Sean McLaughlin SR Durango 18:12.7 5:52
    75 1 Luke Spitz JR Berthoud 18:12.8 5:52
    76 2 Anders Vancalcar SR Palisade 18:15.6 5:53
    77 2 Ivan Galikeev SR D’Evelyn 18:16.1 5:53
    78 1 Augustus Terry SR Elizabeth 18:17.3 5:54
    79 4 Austin Schuler SR Niwot 18:18.8 5:54
    80 5 Matt Najarian SR Air Academy 18:18.9 5:54
    81 5 Isaac Flores SO Niwot 18:19.1 5:54
    82 2 Cameron Morre JR Battle Mountain 18:20.1 5:55
    83 6 Daniel Mathews SR Coronado 18:20.2 5:55
    84 2 Nick Coleman SR Green Mountain 18:22.3 5:55
    85 2 Hayden Cook SR Montrose 18:22.4 5:55
    86 1 Chris Gardner SR Wheat Ridge 18:22.6 5:55
    87 2 Jake Thompson SR Elizabeth 18:23.4 5:56
    88 7 Nicholas Vai SO Coronado 18:23.5 5:56
    89 3 Zach Blehm SR Palmer Ridge 18:23.6 5:56
    90 4 Jhonathan Velo FR Denver North 18:24.8 5:56
    91 5 Joe Crawford SR Durango 18:24.9 5:56
    92 3 Mark Allen SR Montrose 18:25.0 5:56
    93 3 Bryce Strohecker SR Mountain View 18:25.3 5:56
    94 2 Daniel Raak SR Berthoud 18:25.9 5:56
    95 3 Josh Braun JR Battle Mountain 18:26.3 5:57
    96 6 Jared Durney SO Broomfield 18:26.7 5:57
    97 3 Michael Niemeyer JR Eagle Valley 18:27.0 5:57
    98 1 Austin Bach JR Lewis-Palmer 18:28.3 5:57
    99 4 Chad Riggenbach JR Mountain View 18:28.4 5:57
    100 6 Mitchell Shaw FR Air Academy 18:28.5 5:57
    101 4 Liam Cox SO Palmer Ridge 18:28.9 5:57
    102 5 Carlos Garcia JR Denver North 18:29.1 5:57
    103 2 Jeffrey Naumiec JR Lewis-Palmer 18:29.9 5:58
    104 7 Cody Armstrong SR Broomfield 18:30.7 5:58
    105 2 Chris Meduna SR Skyline 18:31.3 5:58
    106 6 Niels Snow JR Niwot 18:31.5 5:58
    107 4 Aaron Wald JR Evergreen 18:31.6 5:58
    108 4 Alexis Aguirre FR Battle Mountain 18:32.8 5:59
    109 6 Benjamin Lachelt SO Durango 18:33.1 5:59
    110 5 Wes Johnson SR Evergreen 18:33.4 5:59
    111 2 Connor Christoffersen SR Silver Creek 18:33.8 5:59
    112 2 Jt Mason SR Ponderosa 18:36.1 6:00
    113 4 Kyle Leahy JR Erie 18:36.4 6:00
    114 3 Frederick Tan SR Ponderosa 18:37.9 6:00
    115 5 Andrew Rudnicki FR Palmer Ridge 18:38.7 6:01
    116 4 James Jones SO Cheyenne Mountain 18:39.4 6:01
    117 5 Matt Sease SO Erie 18:39.6 6:01
    118 4 Domonic Patterson SR Eagle Valley 18:41.4 6:01
    119 3 Bryce Woodworth SR Green Mountain 18:41.5 6:01
    120 5 Matt Fox SO Cheyenne Mountain 18:42.5 6:02
    121 6 Thomas Staines SO Cheyenne Mountain 18:42.6 6:02
    122 4 Stephen Haas FR Green Mountain 18:42.8 6:02
    123 3 Kyle Cavey SR Berthoud 18:43.3 6:02
    124 7 Trent Andrews SR Durango 18:44.4 6:02
    125 3 Christopher Ecklund SR Lewis-Palmer 18:44.5 6:02
    126 4 Sean Wilcox SO Ponderosa 18:45.8 6:03
    127 7 Colin Adams JR Air Academy 18:47.8 6:03
    128 4 Hunter Shuman JR Lewis-Palmer 18:48.3 6:04
    129 5 Alex Strohecker FR Mountain View 18:50.7 6:04
    130 4 Elijah Grewal SO Berthoud 18:51.3 6:05
    131 7 Will Krebs JR Niwot 18:51.6 6:05
    132 2 Dominick Sena SR Pueblo South 18:52.4 6:05
    133 4 Joey Castaneda JR Thompson Valley 18:53.0 6:05
    134 5 Ethan Cotton SR Battle Mountain 18:53.6 6:05
    135 5 Sam Hitchens FR Thompson Valley 18:53.7 6:05
    136 6 Jacob Tellez JR Palmer Ridge 18:53.9 6:05
    137 6 Eric Temple JR Evergreen 18:54.0 6:05
    138 1 Kevin Johnson SR Conifer 18:54.6 6:06
    139 5 Liam McCoy SO Ponderosa 18:55.4 6:06
    140 2 Conner Shaver SO Fort Morgan 18:55.6 6:06
    141 3 Konner Bemis JR Golden 18:58.9 6:07
    142 3 Scott Wright SO Pueblo South 19:00.1 6:07
    143 5 Greg Haller SR Green Mountain 19:00.8 6:08
    144 7 Josh Bethany SR Palmer Ridge 19:01.1 6:08
    145 6 Kyle True SR Erie 19:03.4 6:08
    146 5 Rafael Gurule SR Eagle Valley 19:03.7 6:09
    147 4 Isaac Naro SO Pueblo South 19:04.5 6:09
    148 6 Nick Rodriguez JR Ponderosa 19:04.6 6:09
    149 6 Kevin Mercy SO Green Mountain 19:06.4 6:09
    150 7 Richard Ostrander JR Erie 19:08.5 6:10
    151 6 Ricky Arreola JR Battle Mountain 19:11.6 6:11
    152 7 Brenden Jarvis SR Green Mountain 19:12.7 6:12
    153 7 Jake Borel SO Battle Mountain 19:13.8 6:12
    154 4 Tj Chrysler SO Golden 19:17.8 6:13
    155 5 Nathan Garcia FR Pueblo South 19:19.4 6:14
    156 5 Jacques Moreau JR Golden 19:20.8 6:14
    157 6 Brandon Sheard SO Eagle Valley 19:21.2 6:14
    158 3 Michael Lauck FR Fort Morgan 19:24.2 6:15
    159 6 Thomas Lane JR Mountain View 19:25.8 6:16
    160 4 Ryan Reich JR Montrose 19:26.3 6:16
    161 6 Ben McInnis SR Pueblo West 19:27.4 6:16
    162 6 Tyler Davis FR Thompson Valley 19:28.8 6:17
    163 7 Will Thrasher JR Eagle Valley 19:28.9 6:17
    164 4 Trevor Link SO Fort Morgan 19:29.7 6:17
    165 6 Jake Weakely SR Pueblo South 19:30.5 6:17
    166 5 Ian McInroe SR Lewis-Palmer 19:31.6 6:18
    167 7 Nathan Gustafson FR Mountain View 19:32.6 6:18
    168 5 Isaac Richmond SO Montrose 19:33.7 6:18
    169 7 Gavin Ugianskis SO Cheyenne Mountain 19:36.8 6:19
    170 6 Reed Jones JR Golden 19:37.0 6:19
    171 6 Kaleb McGuffey SO Lewis-Palmer 19:40.0 6:20
    172 7 Matt Hartman SR Golden 19:40.1 6:20
    173 7 Jacob Cody JR Pueblo South 19:41.5 6:21
    174 5 Gabe Conde SR Berthoud 19:50.0 6:24
    175 5 Drew Gerken SO Fort Morgan 19:50.3 6:24
    176 6 Aiden Colton JR Berthoud 19:51.3 6:24
    177 7 Zach Klagge SO Thompson Valley 20:04.5 6:28
    178 7 Luke Vetrie JR Ponderosa 20:07.3 6:29
    179 7 Austin Walrod SO Pueblo West 20:10.5 6:30
    180 6 Alondis Ortiz FR Fort Morgan 20:10.7 6:30
    181 7 Nate Gertner SO Fort Morgan 20:13.9 6:31
    182 6 Charles Lopez SR Denver North 20:21.5 6:34
    183 7 Daniel Hassell JR Evergreen 20:26.1 6:35
    184 2 Dillon Starck SR Windsor 20:32.8 6:37
    185 6 Logan Crim JR Montrose 20:34.2 6:38
    186 7 Zac Marquardt SO Berthoud 21:03.4 6:47
    187 7 Cameron Barry FR Lewis-Palmer 21:16.3 6:51
    188 7 Colton McLaughlin JR Montrose 21:29.7 6:56

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    Place School Points
    1 Broomfield 89
    2 Classical Academy 123
    3 Coronado 129
    4 Pueblo West 213
    5 Air Academy 214
    6 Cheyenne Mountain 219
    7 Niwot 229
    8 Durango 268
    9 Erie 268
    10 Denver North 271
    11 Palmer Ridge 275
    12 Mountain View 311
    13 Thompson Valley 312
    14 Evergreen 325
    15 Eagle Valley 398
    16 Battle Mountain 408
    17 Ponderosa 420
    18 Green Mountain 420
    19 Golden 486
    20 Montrose 492
    21 Pueblo South 504
    22 Berthoud 509
    23 Lewis-Palmer 528
    24 Fort Morgan 573

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    Place Team Name Year School Time Pace
    1 1 Jacob Benson SR Platte Canyon 16:46.0 5:24
    2 1 Taylor Stack SO Salida 16:50.2 5:26
    3 1 Josh Davis SR Lamar 16:59.2 5:29
    4 1 Zach Walsh JR Basalt 17:10.4 5:32
    5 1 Chris Baker SR Frontier Academy 17:16.9 5:34
    6 1 Luke Yeager SR Faith Christian 17:22.9 5:36
    7 1 Isaiah Delacerda FR Alamosa 17:27.3 5:38
    8 2 Jericho Ulibarri JR Alamosa 17:28.0 5:38
    9 2 Jake Rogers SO Lamar 17:29.1 5:38
    10 1 Aaron Hillman SR Holy Family 17:34.1 5:40
    11 1 Freddie Ramirez SR Olathe 17:43.2 5:43
    12 1 Ryan Dollerschell SR Brush 17:43.5 5:43
    13 1 Marcus Rodholm SR Manitou Springs 17:47.1 5:44
    14 2 Drake Bytnar SR Frontier Academy 17:47.5 5:44
    15 3 Sean Tyrrell SR Frontier Academy 17:49.1 5:45
    16 1 Luke Webb JR Bayfield 17:49.9 5:45
    17 4 Brody Lewis SO Frontier Academy 17:50.1 5:45
    18 1 Robert Tekansik SR Lake County 17:53.4 5:46
    19 1 Austin Fisher SR Jefferson Academy 17:54.2 5:46
    20 1 Eric Hernandez SR Sterling 17:59.7 5:48
    21 1 Ben Espinola JR Bishop Machebeuf 18:03.5 5:49
    22 3 Miguel Baltazar FR Alamosa 18:04.0 5:49
    23 1 Andy Tapparo SR St Mary’s 18:07.9 5:51
    24 3 Zach Watson JR Lamar 18:08.9 5:51
    25 1 Ethan Greiner JR Buena Vista 18:09.6 5:51
    26 1 Calvin Riss JR Peak to Peak 18:13.0 5:52
    27 2 Mason Phillips JR Platte Canyon 18:15.5 5:53
    28 4 Caleb Crum SO Lamar 18:15.8 5:53
    29 2 Avery Martinez SR Salida 18:16.8 5:54
    30 1 Jim Giltner SO Kent Denver 18:17.3 5:54
    31 2 Kyler Meehan SR Peak to Peak 18:18.4 5:54
    32 3 Liam Healy SR Peak to Peak 18:23.0 5:56
    33 1 Kirk McMillan SR Estes park 18:24.8 5:56
    34 2 Dylan Zurfluh FR Estes park 18:26.5 5:57
    35 5 Josiah Davis SO Frontier Academy 18:26.6 5:57
    36 2 John Lowrey SR Bishop Machebeuf 18:28.7 5:57
    37 4 Kyle Seeberger SR Peak to Peak 18:28.8 5:57
    38 2 Kurik Mattics JR Olathe 18:31.4 5:58
    39 6 Cody Jones FR Frontier Academy 18:31.5 5:58
    40 4 Chance Canty SO Alamosa 18:32.9 5:59
    41 2 Evan Walters SR Buena Vista 18:33.0 5:59
    42 3 Josh Kiser JR Platte Canyon 18:33.6 5:59
    43 2 Isaac Bernatchez SO Sterling 18:36.2 6:00
    44 1 Daniel Coles JR University 18:37.3 6:00
    45 2 Dillon Roddy SR Holy Family 18:38.0 6:00
    46 5 Caleb Palmer FR Alamosa 18:39.5 6:01
    47 6 Austin Chavez SO Alamosa 18:42.3 6:02
    48 1 Brandon Swenson FR Clear Creek 18:43.2 6:02
    49 5 Matthew Hartshorn SO Lamar 18:45.9 6:03
    50 1 Deandre Adamich SO Gunnison 18:46.0 6:03
    51 2 Cooper Wiens SO Gunnison 18:46.6 6:03
    52 1 Tyler Greenly SR Pagosa Springs 18:47.1 6:03
    53 2 Adam Marcus FR Brush 18:48.1 6:04
    54 3 Russell Orris SO Salida 18:48.5 6:04
    55 1 Joel Carrasco JR Grand Valley 18:50.4 6:04
    56 3 Rhett Dacuag FR Estes park 18:51.7 6:05
    57 3 Marc Tapparo SR Sterling 18:54.5 6:06
    58 2 Andrew Renfrow SR Faith Christian 18:56.4 6:06
    59 1 Hayelom Fitsum FR Denver School of Science 18:56.5 6:06
    60 1 Gage Mayo SO La Junta 18:57.2 6:06
    61 1 Taggart Solomon JR Aspen 18:58.1 6:07
    62 1 Ryan Grover SR Strasburg 18:58.2 6:07
    63 3 Branden Husiman-Nevin SO Gunnison 18:58.3 6:07
    64 1 Danny Marsh SR colorado springs christian 18:58.9 6:07
    65 3 Matthew Judson SO Faith Christian 19:01.3 6:08
    66 2 Sam Kirkpatrick FR University 19:02.9 6:08
    67 3 Taylor Dement JR Olathe 19:03.2 6:08
    68 3 Zacc Winn JR Brush 19:08.4 6:10
    69 2 Seamus Crowley SR Aspen 19:09.3 6:10
    70 3 Colton Walters SO Buena Vista 19:09.4 6:10
    71 2 Nick Hutcherson SO Pagosa Springs 19:10.1 6:11
    72 2 Connor Gosselin SR St Mary’s 19:10.6 6:11
    73 3 Joe Vansant JR St Mary’s 19:11.2 6:11
    74 1 Sam Jorgensen SR Coal Ridge 19:12.6 6:11
    75 4 Caleb Mueller SO Gunnison 19:14.3 6:12
    76 2 Noah Crisler JR Coal Ridge 19:15.6 6:12
    77 4 Evan Smith JR Salida 19:15.7 6:12
    78 4 Alex Fox JR Faith Christian 19:16.2 6:13
    79 4 Eric Todd FR Estes park 19:17.4 6:13
    80 2 Caleb Sapa JR Bayfield 19:22.0 6:14
    81 4 Matt Telli JR St Mary’s 19:22.6 6:15
    82 3 Alex Wells SR Aspen 19:23.9 6:15
    83 5 Alex Mowery SO Peak to Peak 19:25.1 6:15
    84 5 Kelly Cannon SR Salida 19:25.3 6:16
    85 3 Bridger Menlove JR University 19:27.5 6:16
    86 4 Chaz Tipton SR Buena Vista 19:28.8 6:17
    87 1 Dominic Carrese JR Fountain Valley 19:30.1 6:17
    88 4 Isaac Conrad SO Platte Canyon 19:30.2 6:17
    89 5 Patrick Huffman JR Buena Vista 19:30.4 6:17
    90 3 Alex Knight FR Bayfield 19:32.0 6:18
    91 4 Austin Loveless JR Olathe 19:32.1 6:18
    92 4 Reece Johnson JR Aspen 19:33.1 6:18
    93 4 Robert Schreibman SR University 19:35.0 6:19
    94 3 Tristan Smith SR Holy Family 19:38.6 6:20
    95 5 Josh Marquardt SO Faith Christian 19:39.5 6:20
    96 6 Sawyer Huffman JR Buena Vista 19:39.7 6:20
    97 4 Tanner Price FR Holy Family 19:41.3 6:21
    98 5 Nathan Coleman SR University 19:41.6 6:21
    99 4 Toby Uhrig FR Brush 19:43.0 6:21
    100 3 Mason Chronowski SR Pagosa Springs 19:44.5 6:22
    101 5 Zach Taylor FR Brush 19:44.7 6:22
    102 5 Garrett Murray SR Estes park 19:45.3 6:22
    103 6 Kevin Gregg SR Lamar 19:45.8 6:22
    104 6 Caleb Johnson SR Salida 19:46.4 6:22
    105 5 Will Powell SO Gunnison 19:49.3 6:23
    106 5 Mikey George SR Aspen 19:50.9 6:24
    107 6 Uriah Little Owl JR University 19:52.6 6:24
    108 6 Matt Howard SR Gunnison 19:53.3 6:25
    109 6 Pablo Gutierrez SR Brush 19:57.3 6:26
    110 1 Byran Ramos JR Ridgeview Academy 20:00.2 6:27
    111 5 Aaron Lenihan JR Olathe 20:00.9 6:27
    112 3 James Joseph SO Bishop Machebeuf 20:02.0 6:27
    113 6 Zach Steitz SR Faith Christian 20:02.2 6:27
    114 4 Kyle Etl SO Sterling 20:08.4 6:29
    115 4 Liam Obrien SO Pagosa Springs 20:09.9 6:30
    116 5 Chris Archuleta JR Pagosa Springs 20:11.4 6:30
    117 6 Isaac Ruble SO Peak to Peak 20:14.9 6:32
    118 5 Craig Beckfield SO Platte Canyon 20:21.1 6:34
    119 5 Ryan Wells SO Holy Family 20:23.1 6:34
    120 5 Eric Etl SR Sterling 20:26.9 6:35
    121 6 Michael Sloan JR Holy Family 20:35.4 6:38
    122 6 Eduardo Alcaraz JR Olathe 20:37.0 6:39
    123 6 Jarrod Puseman SO Platte Canyon 20:44.6 6:41
    124 5 Andrew Maal SO St Mary’s 20:57.4 6:45
    125 6 Coen Needell JR Aspen 21:11.7 6:50
    126 4 Kyler Hensel FR Bishop Machebeuf 21:24.8 6:54
    127 5 Pete Espinola JR Bishop Machebeuf 21:58.3 7:05
    128 6 Zack Schwarz SO Estes park 22:03.1 7:06
    129 6 Ben Miller JR Pagosa Springs 22:22.4 7:13
    130 4 Joey Sandrey FR Bayfield 22:26.6 7:14
    131 6 Abraham Arguello SO Sterling 23:06.6 7:27
    132 6 Mike Klopfenstein JR St Mary’s 23:08.2 7:27
    133 5 Alex Svanes FR Bayfield 23:22.8 7:32
    134 6 Jesus Perez FR Bishop Machebeuf 23:41.0 7:38

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    Place School Points
    1 Frontier Academy 44
    2 Lamar 55
    3 Alamosa 66
    4 Peak to Peak 107
    5 Platte Canyon 135
    6 Salida 139
    7 Estes park 172
    8 Faith Christian 175
    9 Olathe 177
    10 Buena Vista 189
    11 Brush 199
    12 Sterling 203
    13 Gunnison 205
    14 St Mary’s 210
    15 Holy Family 212
    16 University 245
    17 Bishop Machebeuf 256
    18 Aspen 257
    19 Bayfield 272
    20 Pagosa Springs 292

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    Place Team Name Year School Time Pace
    1 1 Paul Roberts SO Lyons 16:19.6 5:16
    2 2 Marcel Such SR Lyons 16:27.1 5:18
    3 3 Joel Such SO Lyons 16:51.4 5:26
    4 1 Ben Butler SO SkyView Academy 16:52.6 5:26
    5 1 Forrest Smith SR Crested Butte 17:02.6 5:30
    6 1 Jack Plantz SO Telluride 17:19.8 5:35
    7 1 Rhett Hinkle SR Rocky Ford 17:25.0 5:37
    8 1 Corey Lewenkamp JR Custer County 17:28.2 5:38
    9 1 Andrew Tiedeman JR Hotchkiss 17:34.2 5:40
    10 1 Andy O Dell JR Denver Academy 17:52.9 5:46
    11 4 Matt Dillon JR Lyons 17:56.7 5:47
    12 2 Aiden Truettner SO Crested Butte 18:03.8 5:49
    13 1 Tristan Heffner SR Peyton 18:16.9 5:54
    14 1 Bryce Grahn FR South Baca 18:23.4 5:56
    15 1 Justin Burton SR Mancos 18:26.9 5:57
    16 1 Trevor Dye SO Wiggins 18:27.8 5:57
    17 3 Danny D’Aquila SR Crested Butte 18:31.0 5:58
    18 1 Alex Hawkins JR Vanguard 18:33.2 5:59
    19 1 John Haefeli SR Del Norte 18:37.0 6:00
    20 4 Kyle Boyle SR Crested Butte 18:37.1 6:00
    21 2 Dillon Wommack JR Custer County 18:37.4 6:00
    22 2 Jacob Evangelista SR Vanguard 18:37.5 6:00
    23 1 Luke Gilliland SO Heritage Christian Academ 18:44.0 6:02
    24 2 Alfred Stauder SR Telluride 18:49.1 6:04
    25 5 Heath Fesenmeyer SR Lyons 18:53.1 6:05
    26 1 Faris Blackhurst SO Rye 18:56.4 6:06
    27 2 Mario George JR Rocky Ford 19:01.3 6:08
    28 2 Tyrell Clock JR Hotchkiss 19:01.8 6:08
    29 3 Harley Morgan FR Vanguard 19:02.8 6:08
    30 2 Isaac Holm JR SkyView Academy 19:06.7 6:10
    31 2 Garhett Shaw FR Peyton 19:09.3 6:10
    32 1 Chris Slade SO Alexander Dawson 19:09.5 6:10
    33 2 Nick Maroney JR Rye 19:10.7 6:11
    34 1 Nate Fedel SO Ouray 19:11.0 6:11
    35 1 Jordan Cherin SO Shining Mountain Waldorf 19:12.3 6:11
    36 3 Adan Munoz JR Rocky Ford 19:12.9 6:12
    37 1 Chris Martinez SO Liberty Commons 19:15.8 6:12
    38 1 Jaen Chavez JR Twin Peaks Charter Academ 19:16.8 6:13
    39 2 Alec Timpe JR Alexander Dawson 19:17.3 6:13
    40 3 Sam Ambler SR Rye 19:18.3 6:13
    41 3 Ryland Howard FR Peyton 19:19.4 6:14
    42 1 Heriberto Gonzalez FR Center 19:20.1 6:14
    43 1 Caleb Lange SR Meeker 19:22.7 6:15
    44 3 Michael Franta JR Custer County 19:24.9 6:15
    45 5 Conrad Truettner SO Crested Butte 19:26.7 6:16
    46 1 James McNamara JR Nederland 19:33.3 6:18
    47 4 Erik Rocha SO Rocky Ford 19:33.4 6:18
    48 4 Miles Hatton SO Vanguard 19:33.7 6:18
    49 1 Jason Sturgis SR Paonnia 19:34.5 6:18
    50 1 Logan Sessums SO Sargent 19:35.9 6:19
    51 3 Cory Page SR Telluride 19:36.7 6:19
    52 4 Sylvan Bald SO Telluride 19:37.8 6:20
    53 3 Joseph Pippin FR SkyView Academy 19:38.0 6:20
    54 5 Josh Briar JR Vanguard 19:38.1 6:20
    55 2 Zach Neal SR Denver Academy 19:39.2 6:20
    56 2 Will Werst JR Liberty Commons 19:39.5 6:20
    57 5 Derrick Lucero FR Rocky Ford 19:41.0 6:21
    58 2 Stephen Simmons JR Heritage Christian Academ 19:47.3 6:23
    59 1 William Harmon SR Pikes Peak Christian 19:53.7 6:25
    60 2 Levi Shutts SR Wiggins 19:55.9 6:25
    61 3 Bryce Homme JR Hotchkiss 19:57.0 6:26
    62 4 Robby Schuemann SR Peyton 20:00.2 6:27
    63 5 Layne Higgins JR Peyton 20:05.4 6:28
    64 2 Martin Torres SO Ouray 20:14.5 6:31
    65 4 Paul Slade JR Rye 20:24.1 6:34
    66 3 Joe Caraway JR Liberty Commons 20:33.7 6:38
    67 4 Thor Hopkins SO SkyView Academy 20:34.7 6:38
    68 1 Gabe Romero SO Antonito 20:36.7 6:39
    69 2 Tim Helmer FR Paonnia 20:37.9 6:39
    70 3 Reid Ernst SO Wiggins 20:38.0 6:39
    71 4 Pete Kammerzell FR Wiggins 20:40.2 6:40
    72 3 John Newton JR Denver Academy 20:51.4 6:43
    73 4 Zack Allen FR Hotchkiss 20:54.4 6:44
    74 3 Zach Milner JR Paonnia 20:55.5 6:45
    75 4 Daniel Hunt JR Liberty Commons 20:57.3 6:45
    76 5 Nate Caraway FR Liberty Commons 21:02.6 6:47
    77 3 Eddie Altman SO Alexander Dawson 21:05.3 6:48
    78 4 Sam Deline SR Denver Academy 21:07.6 6:48
    79 4 Garrett Morgan JR Paonnia 21:08.4 6:49
    80 5 Jesse Reed JR Paonnia 21:15.1 6:51
    81 5 Luke Eikenberg FR Wiggins 21:21.4 6:53
    82 4 Nick Timpe FR Alexander Dawson 21:26.2 6:54
    83 5 Will Drbohlav SO Hotchkiss 21:30.6 6:56
    84 5 Alex Crawford JR Denver Academy 21:32.6 6:57
    85 5 Connor O’Grady JR Alexander Dawson 21:33.8 6:57
    86 5 Dylan Bonds SO SkyView Academy 21:34.4 6:57
    87 5 Brannon Cly SR Telluride 22:18.2 7:11
    88 4 Michael Parsons FR Custer County 22:20.6 7:12
    89 5 Sam Wolyn FR Rye 23:52.3 7:41
    90 1 Sawyer Pehkonen SR Resurrection Christian

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    1 Lyons 6
    2 Crested Butte 32
    3 Rocky Ford 60
    4 Vanguard 60
    5 Custer County 61
    6 Telluride 66
    7 SkyView Academy 72
    8 Peyton 74
    9 Hotchkiss 81
    10 Rye 84
    11 Denver Academy 111
    12 Wiggins 116
    13 Alexander Dawson 122
    14 Liberty Commons 128
    15 Paonnia 152

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  • Roberts siblings, Lyons dominate 2A cross country races

    State cross country
    Lyons’ Miriam Roberts, in the distance. (Jordan Morey)

    COLORADO SPRINGS — Before each race, Lyons runner Miriam Roberts writes a quote on her arm in black sharpie.

    Today, at the Class 2A girls cross country state meet, Roberts chose the same inspiration she penned from her first race of this season: “Let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us”: Hebrews 12:1.

    Roberts took first place at the meet at Norris Penrose Event Center in Colorado Springs with a time of 19:44.

    “It was my teammates and coaches who pushed me to be the best I can be,” Roberts said.

    Lyons’ coaches challenged their runners to perform in the most important race of the year.

    “My coaches told us were going to go out and run the best race we have ever run,” said Roberts. “They have pushed us all year long and this was the goal to run as fast as possible.”

    The most challenging section of the course was between the first and second mile markers where the runners have to surmount a large hill. The hill can make or break a race.

    “I took the lead on the uphill,” Roberts said. “My goal was to go out more relaxed, and then go harder on the downhill. You don’t want to go crazy on the uphill and kill yourself.”

    Hotchkiss took the team honors at the state championships for the second year in row. They finished three runners within the top 10. Natalie Anderson, Jennifer Celis and Mae Anderson combined to take home the state title.

    State cross country
    Lyons’ Marcel Such. (Jordan Morey)

    The 2A boys took the course later in the morning. Roberts’ brother, Paul, set a course record 16:19 en route to earning his own, and Lyons’, second-consecutive state title.

    The Lyons community was devastated this past summer from the flooding in Colorado. However, the flooding didn’t hinder the team’s dominance.

    “We are really a family right now,” Paul Roberts said. “We’ve been working our butts off together this summer. Even after the flood, we all got together and take care of business. When it’s time for races, we give it our all and put our best out there.”

    The sophomore faced a different challenge this year at state.

    “If you start overthinking a little bit, you need to relax,” he said. “In last year’s race, I knew I had to just get out there. There were some really good kids out there.”

    Marcel and Joel Such, of Lyons, rounded out the top-three runners overall — the exact same finish from last year’s state meet.

    “We all run for our teammate and families,” Marcel Such said. “Our coaches put all of our training together. Coach Roberts also puts life into perspective.”

    Marcel Such, a senior, finished eight seconds behind Paul and 24 seconds ahead of Joel Such. With only three runners that score in 2A, Lyons knew they won the team championship as soon as Joel finished the finish line.

    “I got out really good today,” said Marcel. “I got out leading the pack. … I was in second at the top of the hill and chased Paul. I beat him in a (race) last year and knew I had it in me, but Paul is such an incredible runner. I’m so blessed to have him — he’s like a brother.”

    State cross country
    (Jordan Morey)
    State cross country
    (Jordan Morey)

  • Geberkidane nabs course record, 5A cross country title

    State cross country
    (Jordan Morey)

    COLORADO SPRINGS — It was one year ago that Denver East was celebrating its first state cross country champion after Ashi Geberkidane brought home the title in the Class 5A state meet.

    The moment was bittersweet for younger brother Cerake Geberkidane, who had hoped to finish right behind Ashi but took third overall. On Saturday at Norris Penrose Event Center, Cerake did that goal one better.

    The Angels senior set a course record with a time of 15 minutes, 48.2 seconds in dominating the 5A state boys meet. Geberkidane crossed the finish line nearly 41 seconds before second-place Zachary Alhamra of Pine Creek to earn a title of his own.

    “I came back to redeem myself. I really wanted to get first and second (in 2012) but I didn’t,” Cerake said. “I trained really hard and really wanted to win it to continue it on in the family.”

    Ashi Geberkidane is currently a freshman at Harvard and Cerake joked his brother was probably doing homework, but he was looking forward to making a phone call to him later.

    The Mountain Vista boys, led by senior Connor Weaver’s third-place finish and four runners in the top 26, defended its 5A boys team title with 110 points. Fort Collins was second with 179.

    “It’s different because all year we were talking about how there was a big target on their back and they knew it coming in,” Mountain Vista coach Jonathan Dalby said. “In years past we’ve been chasing that target on other teams, especially teams like Fort Collins.

    “I told them they needed to race not like they were going out there just to defend a state title but like they were getting out to try and win it.”

    Thornton’s Joshua Johnson and Sean Paiz rounded out the top five individuals.

    In the 5A girls meet, Fort Collins freshman Lauren Gregory earned the top spot by 22 seconds, finishing in 18:36.9. Boulder’s Erin McLaughlin was second, followed by Grandview’s Erin Norton, Fairview’s Maya Browning and Monarch’s Ashley Litoff.

    The state’s biggest stage didn’t faze Gregory, who said she wasn’t any more nervous than usual.

    “It was just race nerves,” Gregory said. “I didn’t have any expectations or real pressure to do anything. I just felt like ‘let’s go do what I want to do.’”

    Monarch clinched its third consecutive state championship as three Coyotes finished in the top eight. Litoff, Claire Green (seventh) and Kaitlyn Benner (8th) stuck together throughout the course and helped Monarch hold off Fort Collins for the third year in a row.

    “That was the plan, to try to stick as close as we could to each other,” Litoff said. “At the end, when we got it, it was just really satisfying.”

    Monarch had six runners place in the top 27 and finished with 49 points.

  • Niwot’s Cranny shatters meet mark in taking 4A cross country crown

    COLORADO SPRINGS — Elise Cranny lived up to the hype.

    The Niwot High School senior is considered one of the nation’s top runners and showed why Saturday at the Norris Penrose Events Center.

    The senior set a course record with an 18.07.8 time to win her second consecutive Class 4A girls state cross country championship.

    “This was my last state cross country meet and I wanted to enjoy it,” Cranny said. “The hill was much harder than I remembered. I wanted to run faster and break 18 (minutes), but this is fine.”

    Cranny did shatter the previous 3.2-mile course record at the Norris Penrose Events Center. The old mark was 18:16.5 set by Pine Creek’s Heather Bates last year.

    “This was exciting,” Cranny said. “I had to just keep going hard.”

    For the second year in a row, Katie Ransberger took second to Cranny. The sophomore came in at 18:47.4 on Saturday.

    “It felt great,” Ransberger said. “Elise is one of the top runners in the nation and she pulled off an amazing race. I can’t be sad about coming in second to her. She is a phenomenal runner.”

    This was Cranny’s fifth state title as she has won the 800, mile and two-mile crowns in track.

    In the girls 4A team race, Thompson Valley won the team title with 135 points.

    “This feels really awesome,” said Thompson Valley coach Matt Norton said. “We felt like coming into the season we had a team that could pull something like this off. We kind of had a roller-coaster season, but they ran absolutely their best race as a team.”

    This was Thompson Valley’s fourth girls cross country state title.

    On the boys 4A side, once Liam Meirow took the lead late in in the race he found the winning gear.

    The Summit High School senior sped to the finish line in a dead sprint to capture the coveted title in 16:27.1 seconds.

    “That was the roughest race I ever had, but I didn’t give up,” Meirow said moments after claiming his first state cross country state championship. “I was able to keep progressing my speed throughout the race.”

    The 6-foot-1, 140-pound Meirow said he took the lead in the 3.2-mile race from Pueblo Centennial’s Michael Duran with a half-mile remaining.

    “This race went out perfectly,” said Meirow, whose previous best state cross country finish was 10th last year. “You always underestimate the pain, but you have to push it no matter what. If I’m confident in anything it is my finishing kick. I knew I could hold everybody off and win.”

    Broomfield’s Ethan Gonzalez was right on Meirow’s heels finishing in 16:29.6. Centennial’s Duran was third at 16:43.4.

    “I was toe-to-toe with Liam when we turned into the stadium, but I had nothing left,”  said Gonzales, a senior. “I gave it everything I had. I have no regrets.”

    Broomfield did get a measure of revenge winning the team title with 89 points.  The Classical Academy was second with 123 points.

    “We did something special as a team,” Gonzales said.

    Ricardo Ocampo, Gonzales’ teammate,  came in seventh.

    “We all did our best and it us great to win it,” Ocampo , a senior, said.

    This was Broomfield’s first state boys cross country title in school history.

    “This was a very big deal for us,” Broomfield coach Greg Weich said. “Ethan and Ricardo did a great job for us was our depth.”