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  • Lakewood joins 5A volleyball ranking at No. 6

    (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com)
    Grandview is ranked third in this week’s 5A poll. (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com)

    Here comes Lakewood. The Tigers, who knocked off then-No. 1 Doherty as part of a 6-0 week last week, joined the CHSAANow.com volleyball poll.

    Lakewood is now 6-3, ranked sixth, and even received one first-place vote this week.

    Doherty dropped to second this week, and was replaced by Arapahoe atop the ranking.

    Lewis-Palmer continued to lead the 4A ranking, which added Montrose (No. 8).

    The 3A poll got a facelift, of sorts. Manitou Springs jumped from No. 4 to No. 1, and that ranking added Olathe (No. 8), Frontier Academy (No. 9) and Fort Lupton (No. 10).

    Likewise, there is a new No. 1 team in the 2A ranking: Fowler. C.S. School (No. 6), Sangre de Cristo (No. 8) and Lyons (No. 9) all joined that ranking.

    The 1A poll features two new teams in No. 9 La Veta and No. 10 Rocky Mountain Lutheran.

    Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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    CHSAANow.com Volleyball Polls

    Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.

    Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Arapahoe (8) 8-0 102 3 1-0
    2 Doherty (2) 8-1 91 1 5-1
    3 Grandview 6-2 79 2 5-1
    4 Cherry Creek 7-1 61 4 5-1
    5 Mountain Vista 6-2 60 7 4-1
    6 Lakewood (1) 6-3 52 – 6-0
    7 Eaglecrest 6-1 50 5 4-1
    8 Regis Jesuit 5-2 37 6 1-1
    9 Cherokee Trail 7-3 27 8 2-2
    10 Fossil Ridge 3-0 17 9 1-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Fruita Monument 10, Ralston Valley 5, Highlands Ranch 4, Rampart 3, Heritage 2, Legend 2, Brighton 1, Pine Creek 1.
    Dropped out
    Fruita Monument (10).

    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Lewis-Palmer (10) 10-0 100 1 3-0
    2 Cheyenne Mountain 7-1 78 2 2-0
    3 Longmont 7-0 77 3 2-0
    4 Valor Christian 5-0 61 4 2-0
    5 Air Academy 6-1 60 6 2-0
    6 Ponderosa 5-3 43 5 5-2
    7 Thomas Jefferson 6-0 35 8 4-0
    8 Montrose 7-1 24 – 1-0
    9 Silver Creek 6-1 20 9 1-1
    10 Elizabeth 6-1 17 10 1-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Coronado 16, Mullen 4, Pueblo West 4, Roosevelt 4, Battle Mountain 2, Durango 2, Green Mountain 2, Pueblo Centennial 1, Windsor 1.
    Dropped out
    Coronado (7).

    Class 3A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Manitou Springs (5) 9-0 82 4 2-0
    2 Valley (5) 5-1 73 1 0-0
    3 Bayfield 6-1 64 2 0-1
    4 Eaton 6-1 61 3 1-0
    5 Gunnison 8-3 45 5 3-0
    6 Platte Valley 3-0 44 6 1-0
    7 Coal Ridge 8-1 36 7 1-1
    8 Olathe 7-1 28 – 2-0
    9 Frontier Academy 8-1 26 – 2-0
    10 Fort Lupton 9-1 24 – 5-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Holy Family 21, Sterling 19, C.S. Christian 13, University 7, St. Mary’s 3, Lamar 2, Rifle 2.
    Dropped out
    University (8), Holy Family (9), C.S. Christian (10).

    Class 2A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Fowler (3) 5-0 81 2 2-0
    2 Resurrection Christian (3) 7-0 75 3 0-0
    3 Lutheran (2) 7-1 71 1 1-1
    4 Paonia 6-0 52 6 2-0
    5 Simla 4-0 44 5 1-0
    6 C.S. School (1) 8-0 28 – 3-0
    7 Rye 5-2 23 8 2-1
    8 Sangre de Cristo 8-0 20 – 4-0
    9 Lyons 6-1 16 – 1-0
    10 Akron 2-3 15 7 1-1
    Others receiving votes:
    Byers 14, Dayspring Christian 9, Swink 9, Sargent 6, Limon 1, SkyView Academy 1.
    Dropped out
    Yuma (4), Swink (9), Dayspring Christian (10).

    Class 1A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Caliche (5) 7-1 55 1 2-0
    2 Eads 5-0 42 4 2-0
    3 Otis 4-1 41 3 2-0
    4 Fleming 6-2 39 2 1-1
    5 Dove Creek 7-0 22 7 3-0
    6 Flagler 4-1 21 6 2-1
    7 Stratton 4-1 19 8 3-0
    8 Hi-Plains 6-1 17 5 2-1
    9 La Veta (1) 7-0 11 – 4-0
    10 Rocky Mountain Lutheran 7-0 10 – 1-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Centennial 9, Edison 9, Cotopaxi 8, Kit Carson 7, Primero 7, Mountain Valley 6, Walsh 3, Wiley 2, Belleview Christian 1, Cheraw 1, Idalia 1.
    Dropped out
    Idalia (9), Pawnee (10).

  • ThunderRidge’s passing game opens up the run in win vs. Grandview

    HIGHLANDS RANCH — There is an old adage that some football coaches have always adhered to: You run to set up the pass.

    On Friday evening at Shea Stadium, top-ranked ThunderRidge did exactly the opposite, and it worked in the Grizzlies’ favor. ThunderRidge came out throwing the ball early, and that success helped lead to 207 yards on the ground as the team held off No. 4 Grandview 21-7 in non-league play.

    Grizzlies quarterback Brody Westmoreland completed his first six passes in the first quarter for 163 yards, but only needed 36 more yards over the final three quarters as the rushing attack took over.

    Junior Matt Stanley, a fullback by trade, carried the ball 27 times for 157 yards and two scores and Tristan Powers added another touchdown on the ground.

    “Not really any of the credit should go to me,” Stanley said. “It’s all my O-line. I’ve got those huge holes, all I have to do is run through them.”

    ThunderRidge (3-0) put up two quick scores on the board in the first quarter and added one more on its opening drive of the third quarter. Grandview (2-1) struggled to convert on third down and was nearly shut out before quarterback Tyler Smith connected with Isaiah Lang for a 51-yard touchdown pass in the final five minutes.

    “We’re a young team, especially offensively,” Wolves coach John Schultz said. “I felt our defense, holding them to 21 points, was a good effort.

    “We didn’t convert drives. Our offense just has to finish drives.”

    Finishing wasn’t a problem early for ThunderRidge. Playing in front of a packed house at Shea Stadium, and with the weather dry for the first time all week, Westmoreland connected with 6-foot-4 wideout Mark Hopper on passes of 33 and 25 yards on the opening drive. Powers finished things off with a 1-yard run.

    Grandview had a strong opening possession of its own that stalled late and ended with a missed 45-yard field goal. Westmoreland then hit Jon Jones on a 63-yard seam down the middle, and after a 12-yard strike to Hopper, Stanley scored on a 5-yard run.

    Hopper had six catches for 121 yards.

    “He’s a very dangerous receiver,” ThunderRidge coach Joe Johnson said. “If you’re going to commit to play man on him, he’s going to hurt you. He did that tonight and he did that against Dakota (Ridge).”

    The Wolves had a 12-play drive late in the first half, but ThunderRidge’s Collin Hankins intercepted a Smith pass in the end zone. The Grizzlies continually pounded the ball up the middle behind its big, bruising offensive line in the second half, and Stanley capped an impressive drive that included runs of 26, 13 and 24 yards with a 2-yard touchdown run to make it 21-0.

    “They’re a very good football team. They can throw it and run it — they have one of the best offenses in the state,” Schultz said. “It was a challenge our defense needed.”

    Smith finished 8-of-21 passing for 140 yards and the long touchdown pass to Lang to pace Grandview. Juniors Austin Quarles and Ben Marshall combined for 91 yards rushing, but the Grizzlies’ defense was persistent in swarming to the ball throughout the evening.

    “We’re playing well on defense, and we have all three games,” Johnson said. “We have a lot of confidence, and if we can be a little smarter at the end of game about long passes, we’d really be tough. I just love the way we’re hustling to the ball.”

    Grandview has one more non-league contest next week against Mullen before opening Centennial League play Sept. 27 against Eaglecrest. ThunderRidge plays Bear Creek next Saturday, with the big Continental League opener against Regis Jesuit coming just six days later.

    Victories over Dakota Ridge, Ralston Valley and now Grandview can only help as the Grizzlies gear up for league play.

    “We feel like it battle-tests us a little bit. If we can come out healthy, we’ll be better for it,” Johnson said. “That’s the plan.”

  • Heavy rains and flooding changes schedule for boys golf regionals

    The recent rain storms and widespread flooding across the state may affect boys golf regionals which are due to start Monday.

    In a statement, the association says, “It is up to the discretion of individual site directors of each regional whether they will play or not.”

    We will update this post with more information as we get it, or a is needed. For the most up-to-date information, follow us on Twitter via @CHSAA.

    Update, 9:12 a.m. on Sept. 16: Below is the new schedule for boys golf regionals.

    In 5A, the Southern regional moves from Sept. 16 to Sept. 20; Central goes from Sept. 16 to Sept. 18; and Northern goes from Sept. 17 to 19.

    In 4A, the Northern regional changes from Sept. 17 to Sept. 19.

    And in 3A, the Metro regional moves from Sept. 16 to Sept. 24.

    Class 5A
    Region Date Time Course Scores
    Southern Sept. 20 7:30 a.m. Colorado Springs Country Club Link
    Central Sept. 18 8 a.m. Murphy Creek Link
    Northern Sept. 19 8 a.m. Broadlands Link
    Western Sept. 16 8 a.m. Racoon Creek Link
    Class 4A
    Region Date Time Course Scores
    Metro Sept. 17 8:30 a.m. Indian Peaks Link
    Northern Sept. 19 10:30 a.m. The Old Course Link
    Southern Sept. 16 8 a.m. Walking Stick Link
    Western Sept. 17 8 a.m. Gypsum Creek Link
    Class 3A
    Region Date Time Course Scores
    Metro Sept. 24 8:30 a.m. Foothills Link
    Northern Sept. 18 8 a.m. Indian Peaks Link
    Southern Sept. 17 9 a.m. Hollydot Link
    Western Sept. 17 8 a.m. Gypsum Creek Link

  • No football games can be rescheduled past Monday

    A number of Week 3 football games have been postponed or rescheduled due to the massive rainstorms and widespread flooding across the state this week. However, no games will be allowed to be rescheduled past Monday.

    Below is a statement from assistant commissioner Harry Waterman regarding the rescheduling of football games from this week’s schedule:

    “Any game from this week’s schedule that was unable to be completed Thursday, Friday or Saturday may be rescheduled no later than Monday, September 16th. Sunday is not an option. In the event teams are unable to mutually agree to a Monday game, the game will go down as a ‘No Contest.’ In any situation where that happens, Wild Card points formulas for each team will be adjusted to account for one less game.  Attempting to reschedule to a later date this season would require playing three games within a 7-8 day period which is not safe.”

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  • Chatfield picks up the pace in downing Dakota Ridge

    Chatfield junior quarterback Kyle Winkler (11) heads upfield with an entourage of linemen including Connor Haines, Jake Jones and Joey Roselli on Thursday night at Jeffco Stadium. The Chargers improved to 3-0 with a 42-27 victory against Dakota Ridge. (Dennis Pleuss)
    Chatfield junior quarterback Kyle Winkler (11) heads upfield with an entourage of linemen including Connor Haines, Jake Jones and Joey Roselli on Thursday night at Jeffco Stadium. The Chargers improved to 3-0 with a 42-27 victory against Dakota Ridge. (Dennis Pleuss)

    LAKEWOOD — Playing as fast as possible on offensive is the current trend on the football field. It appears Chatfield’s super-charged offense might just be ahead of the curve when it comes to diversity to go along with speed.

    The Chargers’ high-octane, no-huddle offense had 74 snaps Thursday night in front of Chatfield’s homecoming crowd at Jeffco Stadium in Lakewood. The Chargers downed Jeffco rival Dakota Ridge 42-27 to move to 3-0 this season.

    Chatfield moved into the No. 9 slot of the CHSAANow.com Class 5A football poll this week and continued its hot start on the opening drive Thursday night. The Chargers went 80 yards on 13 plays with five different receivers catching balls and four different players carrying the football. Junior quarterback Kyle Winkler capped off the drive with a 2-yard touchdown pass to senior Austin Steinhoff.

    “That is definitely what we want to do,” Winkler said, referring to the opening drive. “We have a lot of variety with our offense. All of our receivers are great players. It gives you the self assurance that whoever you throw the ball to they are going to make plays.”

    Winkler finished the night 22-for-29 passing for 177 yards and four touchdowns. Senior Brandon Zanier led all Chargers’ receivers with six catches for 91 yards and a touchdown.

    “We knew in the offseason that we had a lot of skill kids,” Chatfield coach Brett McGatlin said. “It makes it fun for the kids, which I always love.”

    The Chargers needed their depth to close out the victory in the final quarter. Dakota Ridge (1-2) closed to within 28-21 early in the fourth quarter after Eagles’ quarterback Braxton Thais hooked up with senior Tucker Barr for a 24-yard touchdown. Then senior Aaron Nelson scored from one yard out after a special teams’ miscue set Dakota Ridge up at Chatfield’s 10-yardline.

    Chatfield senior running back Brendan Murphy was having a huge game with 21 carries for 171 yards and a touchdown, but left the game in the fourth quarter with an injury. Winkler helped ease the pain of losing Murphy by throwing a 22-yard touchdown to Zanier the play after Murphy was helped off the field.

    Dakota Ridge senior receiver Jake Sanchez (6) takes a shot from Chatfield senior defensive back Reece Rumsey (4) Thursday night at Jeffco Stadium. (Dennis Pleuss)
    Dakota Ridge senior receiver Jake Sanchez (6) takes a shot from Chatfield senior defensive back Reece Rumsey (4) Thursday night at Jeffco Stadium. (Dennis Pleuss)

    Dakota Ridge did answer with Nelson’s second touchdown run of the game to make the score 35-27 after a failed 2-point conversion with 5:23 left in the fourth quarter.

    Senior Austin Steinhoff had a big 27-yard run on the ensuing drive for Chatfield. Junior Sean O’Dell had a 35-yard reception to put the Chargers on Dakota Ridge’s 6-yard line. O’Dell finished the drive with a 5-yard touchdown catch from Winkler to seal the victory.

    “It’s a rivalry game. We can see their school from our school,” McGatlin said. “(Dakota Ridge is) a good football. That’s going to be a really good 4A football team.”

    Dakota Ridge coach Ron Woitalewicz called the loss a “moral” victory.

    “Very proud of our kids,” Woitalewicz said. “It was 28-7 and a lot of kids would fold up and get blown out. I thought our kids fought and competed all the way to the end.”

    The Eagles’ two losses this year have come at the hands of 5A’s top ranked ThunderRidge (2-0) and Chatfield.

    “Playing games like this will make us better and tougher when our league (play) rolls around,” Woitalewicz said.

    Dakota Ridge has a pair of non-league road games against George Washington and Central of Grand Junction before diving into its 4A Plains League play.

    Chatfield faces another 5A Jeffco school in Arvada West next Friday at the North Area Athletic Complex in Arvada before kicking off its 5A Super 6 conference schedule with Lakewood.

  • Week 3′s top-10 football schedule and scoreboard

    A complete schedule and scoreboard for football’s top-10 teams in Week 3.

    All games Friday unless noted.

    Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | 8-man | 6-man

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM W-L Result
    1 ThunderRidge 3-0 W 21-7 vs. (4) Grandview
    2 Valor Christian 2-1 W 56-7 at Heritage (Thurs.)
    3 Cherry Creek 2-0 vs. Douglas County (Mon.)
    4 Grandview 2-1 L 21-7 at (1) ThunderRidge
    5 Columbine 3-0 W 28-7 vs. (4A 8) Pine Creek (Thurs.)
    6 Ralston Valley 3-1 W 66-45 at (10) Grand Junction (Sat.)
    7 Regis Jesuit 3-0 W 44-19 vs. Mullen
    8 Fairview 2-0 vs. Rangeview (Cancelled)
    9 Chatfield 3-0 W 42-27 vs. Dakota Ridge (Thurs.)
    10 Grand Junction 3-1 L 66-45 vs. (6) Ralston Valley (Sat.)

    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L Result
    1 Monarch 2-0 vs. Niwot (Cancelled)
    2 Denver South 3-0 W 42-13 vs. Denver East (Thurs.)
    3 Pueblo West 2-1 L 23-14 vs. (4) Montrose
    4 Montrose 4-0 W 23-14 at (3) Pueblo West
    5 Wheat Ridge 2-1 W 7-3 vs. Littleton
    6 Falcon 3-0 W 54-0 at George Washington (Thurs.)
    7 Loveland 2-0 at Broomfield (Cancelled)
    8 Pine Creek 2-1 L 28-7 at (5A 5) Columbine (Thurs.)
    9 Standley Lake 2-0 vs. Greeley Central (Mon.)
    10 Windsor 2-1 W 43-0 vs. Palmer Ridge (Sat.)

    Class 3A
    RK TEAM W-L Result
    1 Silver Creek 2-0 vs. Summit (Cancelled)
    2 Discovery Canyon 3-1 L 44-21 vs. (10) Elizabeth
    3 Rifle 3-0 W 13-7 at Glenwood Springs
    4 Holy Family 2-0 vs. Mead (Cancelled)
    5 Conifer 2-1 L 29-28 at Vista Peak (Sat.)
    6 Palisade 3-0 W 47-0 at Montezuma-Cortez
    7 Lutheran 3-0 Bye
    8 Coronado 3-0 W 43-12 at Pueblo Central (Sat.)
    9 Roosevelt 1-1 vs. Centaurus (Cancelled)
    10 Elizabeth 2-1 W 44-21 at (2) Discovery Canyon

    Class 2A
    RK TEAM W-L Result
    1 Platte Valley 2-0 at Sterling (TBD)
    2 Brush 2-0 at (7) Eaton (Cancelled)
    3 Kent Denver 2-1 W 28-23 vs. Faith Christian
    4 Florence 2-1 W 43-7 vs. St. Mary’s
    5 La Junta 2-1 L 42-21 vs. (8) Manitou Springs (Sat.)
    6 Strasburg 2-0 W 36-26 vs. Fort Lupton (Sat.)
    7 Eaton 1-1 vs. (2) Brush (Cancelled)
    8 Manitou Springs 2-0 W 42-21 at (5) La Junta (Sat.)
    9 Lamar 3-0 W 31-0 vs. Alamosa
    10 Bayfield 2-1 W 8-6 vs. Basalt

    Class 1A
    RK TEAM W-L Result
    1 Buena Vista 3-0 W 34-0 at Custer County (Sat.)
    2 Limon 3-0 W 41-7 at Byers (Sat.)
    3 Cedaredge 3-1 W 42-0 vs. Dolores
    4 Hotchkiss 2-1 W 43-0 vs. Del Norte
    5 Holyoke 3-0 W 42-6 vs. Highland
    6 Monte Vista 3-0 W 41-0 vs. Roaring Fork
    7 Wray 2-1 W 21-6 vs. Yuma
    8 Crowley County 3-0 W 14-8 at Calhan (Sat.)
    9 Wiggins 2-0 at Resurrection Christian (Cancelled)
    10 Paonia 2-1 L 27-14 vs. Centauri (Sat.)

    8-man
    RK TEAM W-L Result
    1 Hoehne 2-0 W 44-40 at (7) Norwood (Sat.)
    2 Dayspring Christian 3-0 W 52-0 at Sargent
    3 Akron 3-0 W 63-14 vs. Belleview Christian
    4 Caliche 3-0 W 55-6 at Potter-Dix, Neb.
    5 Simla 3-0 at West Grand (TBD)
    6 McClave 3-0 W 48-6 vs. Wiley
    7 Norwood 2-1 L 44-40 vs. (1) Hoehne (Sat.)
    8 Granada 2-1 W 65-20 vs. Antonito
    9 Kiowa 2-1 W 14-6 vs. Merino
    10 Dove Creek 3-1 W 60-14 at Elbert (Sat.)

    6-man
    RK TEAM W-L Result
    1 Liberty/Stratton 3-0 W 26-6 at (3) Eads
    2 Hi-Plains 3-0 W (by forfeit) vs. Genoa-Hugo/Karval
    3 Eads 2-1 L 26-6 vs (1) Liberty/Stratton
    4 Arickaree 3-0 W 48-0 at Bethune
    5 Fleming 2-1 W 60-14 at North Park (Sat.)

  • Valor Christian volleyball beats Mullen

    Valor’s women volleyball team is now 4-0 after their latest victory against Mullen.

    Valor is taking charge early in the season with two wins at home and two wins on the road. Finishing the last weekend with a win, the Eagles moved onto the match against the Mullen Mustangs on Monday.

    A slow start from the eagles allowed Mullen to take a strong 13-1 lead but they fought back and lost 25-20. Winning the next two sets, 25-18, 25-22, the ladies needed to win just one more set but the mustangs out-muscled them winning 28-26.

    Going into the fifth game, Valor had serve and took a lead, which then let them take the fifth match 15-9 which resulted in the Eagles winning the game. T

    he next women’s volleyball game is Thursday September 12 at 7 P.M. Good luck to our lady Eagles!

  • Downpour of rain forces widespread postponements

    (via @ErieHSAthletics on Twitter)
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    A massive rainstorm has caused widespread postponements of athletic events this weekend, including a slew of games or matches on Thursday.

    Most schools have moved games to next week, or later in the month, but football teams have had an especially tough time rescheduling because of the week-to-week nature of the schedule.

    With that in mind, the following is a statement from Harry Waterman, assistant commissioner in charge of football:

    “Regular season games are the jurisdiction of the individual schools and school districts. Because of the number of conflicts that may occur, the individual schools and school districts are responsible for making the determination on any games to be rescheduled. Sunday is not an option for games to be rescheduled per CHSAA bylaws. Teams will be allowed to reschedule games to Monday, even if it means playing two games in a week.”

    So, yes, we will be getting Monday Night Football next week.

    Below is a list of postponements, for all sports. Are we missing a game? Email it to rcasey@chsaa.org.

    View more photos from around the state here.

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    • Cherry Creek vs. Douglas County moved to 7 p.m. on Sept. 16
    • Loveland vs. Broomfield (Cancelled)
    • Skyline at Erie (Cancelled)
    • Overland vs. Prairie View moved to 10 a.m. on Sept 14
    • Monarch vs. Niwot (Cancelled)
    • Adams City vs. Thornton moved to 7 p.m. on Sept. 16
    • Hinkley vs. Arvada West moved to 5 p.m. on Sept. 14
    • Poudre vs. Boulder (Cancelled)
    • Rangeview at Fairview (Cancelled)
    • Summit vs. Silver Creek moved to Sept. 16
    • Fossil Ridge vs. Highlands Ranch moved to 5 p.m. on Sept. 16
    • Longmont at Westminster (Cancelled)
    • Frederick at Berthoud (TBD)
    • Fort Morgan vs. Thompson Valley (Cancelled)
    • Green Mountain vs. Golden moved to 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 14
    • Centaurus vs. Roosevelt moved to 7 p.m. on Sept. 16
    • Cheyenne Mountain vs. Vista Ridge moved to 7 p.m. on Sept. 14
    • Brighton vs. Rocky Mountain moved to 1 p.m. on Sept. 14
    • Smoky Hill vs. Aurora Central moved to 10 a.m. on Sept. 14
    • Fort Collins at Arapahoe moved to 7 p.m. on Sept 14
    • Windsor vs. Palmer Ridge moved to noon on Sept. 14
    • Lyons vs. Estes Park (TBD)
    • University vs. Valley (Cancelled)
    • Nederland vs. Clear Creek moved to 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 16
    • Wiggins vs. Resurrection Christian (Cancelled)
    • Manitou Springs at La Junta moved to 7 p.m. on Sept. 14
    • Mountain Range vs. Greeley West moved to 1 p.m. on Sept. 14
    • Otis at Prairie (TBD)
    • Sterling vs. Platte Valley (TBD)
    • Fort Lupton at Strasburg moved to 4 p.m. on Sept. 14
    • Standley Lake vs. Greeley Central moved to 6 p.m. on Sept. 16
    • Brush vs. Eaton (Cancelled)
    • Briggsdale at Weldon Valley (Cancelled)
    • Weld Central at Mountain View (TBD)
    • Holy Family vs. Mead (Cancelled)

    Softball

    • Brush at Platte Valley (TBD)
    • Doherty vs. Vista Ridge (TBD)
    • Overland at Smoky Hill moved to Sept. 16
    • Cherry Creek vs. Arapahoe moved to Sept. 23
    • Cherokee Trail vs. Eaglecrest moved to Sept. 23
    • Grandview vs. Mullen (TBD)
    • Pueblo West vs. Canon City (TBD)
    • Fort Collins at Horizon (TBD)
    • Greeley West at Fort Collins moved to Sept. 16
    • Pine Creek at Palmer (TBD)
    • Fossil Ridge vs. Rocky Mountain moved to Sept. 23
    • Pueblo County vs. Canon City moved to Sept. 16
    • Liberty vs. Grand Junction (TBD)

    Boys soccer

    • Poudre vs. Mountain Range (TBD)
    • Smoky Hill vs. Thomas Jefferson moved to Sept. 16
    • Doherty at Chatfield moved to Oct. 18
    • Eaglecrest vs. Pomona moved to Sept. 16

    Volleyball

    • Smoky Hill at Columbine (TBD)
    • Overland at Thomas Jefferson (TBD)
    • Cherokee Trail vs. Monarch (TBD)
    • Greeley West vs. Loveland (TBD)
    • Cheyenne Mountain vs. Palmer (TBD)
    • Erie vs. Frederick (TBD)
    • CSCS at Salida (TBD)
    • Rocky Mountain Lutheran at Shining Mountain moved to Sept. 30
    • Bear Creek at Poudre (TBD)
    • Lutheran at Resurrection Christian (TBD)

    Boys tennis

    • Grandview at Overland moved to Sept. 18
    • Mullen vs. Arapahoe (TBD)
    • Cherry Creek vs. Eaglecrest (TBD)
    • Doherty vs. Palmer moved to Friday
    • Cherokee Trail vs. Smoky Hill (TBD)
    • Erie at Windsor (TBD)

    Field hockey

    • Grandview vs. Regis Jesuit moved to Sept. 14

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  • Photo gallery: Grandview beats Chaparral 3-0 in volleyball

    Grandview, ranked second in this week’s CHSAANow.com volleyball poll, took down Chaparral in three games on Tuesday.