The girls basketball record book has a new look, and dozens of new entries from the 2019-20 season.

We’ve migrated our boys basketball record book from a PDF format to a new database which is searchable, and we have also added dozens of new entries.

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The volleyball record book has been updated (and has a new look). There are a total of five new team entries, 59 individual entries, and five coaching updates. Among those are five overall records.

Find the full volleyball record book on this page.

Among the new entries:

Team:

• Sterling and Denver Christian each joined the list of teams that have had an unbeaten season with their first last fall.
• Those two teams each also climbed the ranks of the consecutive sets won record. Sterling won 52-straight in 2019, while Denver Christian won 50-straight.

Individual:

• Palmer Ridge’s Kyra Kisting set the season record for assists with 1,223. Colorado Springs Christian’s Kiersten Brock (5th, 1,099) and Cherokee Trail’s Sydney Cole (7th, 1,070) both also made the top-10.
• Briggsdale’s Shelby Hoffman set the season record for digs with 895. Rye’s Ashlyn Romine (3rd, 809) and Wiley’s Macy Rowan (8th, 745) both also made the top-10.
• Rowan set the match record for digs in a match with 75 against Cheraw on Nov. 9. She also had 63 (4th) against Cheraw on Aug. 29, 60 (7th) against Stratton/Liberty on Sept. 12, and 59 (9th) against Eads on Oct. 10.
• Castle View’s Leanne Lowry set the career record for digs with 2,177. Peyton Frank of Holy Family (4th, 2,083) and Lewis-Palmer’s Gianna Bartalo (6th, 1,948) each also cracked the top-10 of the category. Notably, Wiley junior Macy Rowan is already 19th on the career list with 1,351.
• Wiggins’ Avery Burdette tied the set record for service efficiency when she was 24/24 against Flatirons Academy on Sept. 14, 2019.
• La Veta’s Nya Sciacca had 295 career aces, which is the second most. Pikes Peak Christian’s Kyler Sweat (4th, 284) and Denver Christian’s Anna Kaemingk (8th, 256) both made the top-10.
• Valor Christian’s Anna Davis had 329 career block assists, which is the second most.
• Ryley Smartt of Genoa-Hugo/Karval is second in points per set for her career, averaging 6.0673.
• Sydney Cole of Cherokee Trail had 564 total serves in 2019, which is the third-most in history. She set the record in 2018 with 608.
• Cole also had 3,556 assists in her career, which is the fourth-highest total in state history.
• Briggsdale’s Kimberlyn Krise (5th, 581) and Highlands Ranch’s Cassie Davis (7th, 560) are now each listed for kills in a season. Krise is also fifth in terms of career kills with 1,504, and seventh in career points (1,751).
• Couple of top-10 marks for assists in a match for Palmer Ridge’s Kisting (3rd, 69 against Pueblo County; 7th, 66 against Cheyenne Mountain; and 8th, 65, against Discovery Canyon); and Erie’s Jessica Amend (10th, twice, when she had 64 assists against Prospect Ridge, and 64 against Holy Family).
• Belleview Christian’s Lexie Ewing had 21 aces on Oct. 8, 2019, the fifth-most in a match.
• Simla’s Kaitlyn Rector and Genoa-Hugo/Karval’s Smatt each had 672 total points this season, which is the seventh-most.
• Mayson Fago of Union Colony is 10th for career points with 1,624.
• Rye’s Havilah Pitzer is now 10th with 149 solo blocks in a season.

Coaching:

• Arapahoe’s Larry Deffenbaugh is third on the all-time wins list with 540.
• Sterling’s Lisa Schumacher remains at eighth with 464 wins.
• Pueblo West’s Casey King is at 16th on the wins list with 348 wins.
• Lewis-Palmer’s Wade Baxter is 12th among coaches with three state championships.
• Sally Moos wrapped up her 38th season as the head coach at Cherry Creek last fall — the most at one school. Her 38 years are also the most of anyone as a head coach.

We’ve updated and reworked the football record book, including 130 new individual entires, 84 team entries, and updates to 24 coaching records.

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We’ve just updated the state football record book with performances through the 2018 season.

Here’s a breakdown of the records that were broken this season:

Team records

• Stratton/Liberty, the 6-man champion, scored 792 points, breaking the record for points by a team, which had been 752 by the 2012 Fleming team. Stratton/Liberty scored more than 60 points eight times, and more than 50 in all 12 of their wins.
• Fairview set the passing record with 4,636 yards, beating the previous record of 4,300 by the 2011 D’Evelyn team. The school record was 4,129, set in 2014.
• Fairview also set the team passing touchdown record with 59. The previous record was 52 (Alamosa in 2006).

Game records

• Peetz and Briggsdale set the combined scoring record on Sept. 29 with 185.

Career records

• Arvada West QB Johnny Krutsch set the career record with 1,242 pass attempts. Former Bear Creek quarterback Justin Holland (1997-2000) held the previous record at 1,081.
• Krutsch also set the career completions record with 723. Bear Creek’s Sean Davis (1992-95) held the previous record at 701.

Season records

• Fairview QB Aidan Atkinson set the single-season record with 55 touchdown passes. The previous record was 52, set by Alamosa’s Clay Garcia.
• Vista PEAK’s Noah Karwacki set the state record for punting average with 50.13 per kick, breaking the previous mark of 47.9, set by Northglenn’s Jack Weil in 1979.

Coaching records

• West Grand’s Chris Brown extended his career coaching wins record, and he now is 337-127 since 1976.
• Kent Denver’s Scott Yates also extended his career record to 332-79.

Luke Puchino set the state football record book on fire on Friday night.

As first noted by MaxPreps’ Gerry Valerio, the Longmont Christian senior quarterback threw for 706 yards and nine touchdowns in a 6-man 83-75 loss to Briggsdale. He also rushed for 89 yards and another score.

Luke Puchino. (Courtesy photo)

Reached Sunday evening, Longmont Christian coach Anthony Barela confirmed the stats output.

“Neither team could tackle,” he said, laughing.

As a result, Puchino now owns the following records:

• Passing yards in a game. The previous best was 607 yards, set last season by Holy Family’s Chris Helbig.
• Passing touchdowns in a game. The previous best was eight, set first by Ellicott’s Ryan Miller in 2008, and then tied by Poudre’s Cody Limmer in 2013.
• Passing touchdowns in three consecutive games (18). He threw seven against Prairie two weeks ago, and two against Pawnee last season. The previous best was 17, set by Helbig last season.
• Total offensive yards (795). He eclipsed the previous mark held by Woodlin’s Harold Klausner, which was set 11 years earlier — on the exact same day.
• In addition, wide receiver Cameron Jauregui set the state record for receiving yards in a game with 356. The previous best was 356, set last season by Holy Family’s Joe Golter.

Other notable marks from the game:

• Puchino’s 10 total touchdowns are tied for the third-highest total in state history.
• The combined 158 points between Briggsdale and Longmont Christian are the third-most in a game.
• Longmont Christian’s 798 total yards as a team are the sixth-most in state history.

Briggsdale hasn’t yet uploaded stats from the game, so there may be more to come from this one.

Puchino’s previous career high in passing yards was 519, which came against Prairie earlier this season. That is currently the 14th-highest total in state history. He also had a 505-yard game against Justice in 2014.

“He has an absolute cannon for an arm,” Barela said.

Puchino has thrown for 2,464 yards this season. He has a chance to break into the top-15 in a season when Longmont Christian (0-7) closes its regular season against Mountain Valley next week.

Puchino is also a basketball player, and averaged 17.7 points and 4.6 rebounds per game last season. Barela said that he “could be a Division I player if he works on his footwork.” As it is, the coach added, he is getting a few looks from Division II schools.

Jauregui, meanwhile, also had 125 kickoff return yards and 20 punt return yards, giving him 501 all-purpose yards. That figure is the second most in state history.

Jauregui also had five receiving touchdowns, which is tied for the third-most in state history. He also forced a fumble and recovered a fumble in the game, and finished with 12 tackles.

Jauregui had a five-touchdown game against Prairie earlier this season, and now has 15 TD catches so far this season.

Longmont Christian did not field a program last season due to a lack of players — making these performances all the more incredible.

“I think we’re headed in the right direction,” Barela said, noting the his roster of 17 players includes nine freshmen. “We’re looking to put everything together against Mountain Valley next week.”