A complete schedule and scoreboard for football’s top-10 teams during Week 5 in the 2015 season.

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Class 5A
1	Cherry Creek	5-0
	Fri: W 16-13 at (10) Cherokee Trail
2	Columbine	5-0
	Fri: W 35-13 at (5) Mullen
3	Valor Christian	3-2
	Thurs: W 45-20 at Overland
4	Regis Jesuit	4-1
	Fri: W 58-14 vs. Rock Canyon
5	Mullen	3-2
	Fri: L 13-35 vs. (2) Columbine
6	Pomona	3-2
	Fri: W 42-0 at Arvada West
7	Ralston Valley	4-1
	Fri: W 37-18 at Chatfield
8	Arapahoe	5-0
	Fri: W 34-21 at Heritage
9	Grandview	4-1
	Thurs: W 52-31 vs. Eaglecrest
10	Cherokee Trail	3-2
	Fri: L 13-16 vs. (1) Cherry Creek

Class 4A
1	Pine Creek	5-0
	Fri: W 28-18 vs. (2) Vista Ridge
2	Vista Ridge	4-1
	Fri: L 18-28 at (1) Pine Creek
3	Longmont	5-0
	Fri: W 48-13 at Silver Creek
4	Windsor	5-0
	Fri: W 44-6 vs. Skyline
5	Greeley West	5-0
	Fri: W 43-0 at Greeley Central
6	Dakota Ridge	4-1
	Fri: W 42-13 vs. Standley Lake
7	Rampart	4-1
	Sat: L 36-43 vs. Discovery Canyon
8	Durango	5-0
	Fri: W 36-35 at (9) Montrose
9	Montrose	3-2
	Fri: L 35-36 vs. (8) Durango
10	Palmer Ridge	4-1
	Fri: W 42-0 vs. Cheyenne Mountain

Class 3A
1	Pueblo East	5-1
	Thurs: W 42-6 vs. Pueblo West
2	Palisade	5-0
	Thurs: W 42-0 vs. Glenwood Springs
3	Fort Morgan	5-0
	Fri: W 56-13 at Weld Central
4	Rifle	4-1
	Fri: L 21-35 vs. (9) Delta
5	Roosevelt	4-1
	Fri: W 50-22 vs. (7) Mead
6	Holy Family	4-1
	Thurs: W 47-20 at Niwot
7	Mead	4-1
	Fri: L 22-50 at (5) Roosevelt
8	Berthoud	5-0
	Fri: W 18-14 vs. Erie
9	Delta	4-1
	Fri: W 35-21 at (4) Rifle
10	D’Evelyn	3-2
	Sat: L 43-42 at Lewis-Palmer

Class 2A
1	Kent Denver	5-0
	Fri: W 40-0 vs. Manual
2	Bayfield	4-0
	Fri: W 42-7 vs. Olathe
3	La Junta	5-0
	Fri: W 46-0 vs. Manitou Springs
4	Platte Valley	4-1
	Fri: W 26-6 at (6) Eaton
5	Brush	4-1
	Fri: W 8-0 vs. Valley
6	Eaton	3-2
	Fri: L 6-26 vs. (4) Platte Valley
7	Sterling	4-1
	Fri: W 47-7 vs. University
8	The Academy	4-1
	Sat: L 6-65 vs. Bennett
9	Alameda	5-0
	Fri: W 44-0 at Bishop Machebeuf
10	Gunnison	3-2
	Fri: W 28-6 at Montezuma-Cortez

Class 1A
1	Buena Vista	5-0
	Sat: W 63-6 vs. Salida
2	Resurrection Christian	6-0
	Fri: W 58-0 at Lyons
3	Paonia	4-1
	Fri: W 65-0 at Grand Valley
4	Cedaredge	5-0
	Fri: W 19-12 vs. Hotchkiss
5	Rye	4-1
	Fri: W 62-0 at Dolores Huerta
6	Monte Vista	4-1
	Fri: W 36-0 vs. Center
7	Limon	5-0
	Fri: W 40-0 at Calhan
8	Platte Canyon	3-1
	Sat: W 43-0 vs. Front Range Christian
9	Meeker	3-2
	Fri: W 45-14 vs. Lake County
10	Burlington	4-1
	Fri: W 42-0 at Yuma

Class 8-man
1	Dayspring Christian	5-0
	Fri: W 26-0 at Caliche
2	Sedgwick County	5-0
	Fri: W 52-14 vs. (7) Haxtun
3	Merino	4-1
	Fri: L 0-42 vs. (5) Akron
4	Norwood	5-1
	Fri: W 51-13 at Soroco
5	Akron	4-1
	Fri: W 42-0 at (3) Merino
6	Sargent	4-1
	Fri: W 68-12 vs. Mancos
7	Haxtun	4-1
	Fri: L 14-52 at (2) Sedgwick County
8	Granada	4-1
	Fri: W 50-22 at McClave
9	Springfield	3-2
	Fri: L 30-31 vs. Holly
10	Hoehne	3-2
	Fri: L 24-28 at Dove Creek

Class 6-man
1	Fleming	5-0
	Fri: W 64-24 vs. (7) Peetz
2	Eads	5-0
	Fri: W 66-14 at (9) Cheraw
3	Kit Carson	5-0
	Fri: W 36-30 at (6) Hanover
4	Arickaree/Woodlin	4-1
	Fri: W 45-14 at Idalia
5	Pawnee	4-1
	Fri: W 64-6 vs. Weldon Valley
6	Hanover	4-1
	Fri: L 30-36 vs. (3) Kit Carson
7	Peetz	2-3
	Fri: L 24-64 at (1) Fleming
8	Otis	3-2
	Fri: L 35-40 vs. Hi-Plains
9	Cheraw	3-2
	Fri: L 14-66 vs. (2) Eads
10	La Veta	5-0
	Fri: W 58-25 vs. Primero

Event type: Triangular
Host: Pomona

Team scores
Rank	School	Score
1	Pomona	183.4
2	Chatfield	158.425
3	Columbine	145.825
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Vault
Rank	Name	School	Score
1	Brooke Weins	Pomona	9.725
2	Kelsey Boychuk	Pomona	9.65
3	Annabel Spence	Pomona	9.35
4	Hadley Hagemann	Pomona	9.2
5	Shea Zeman	Pomona	8.95
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Bars
Rank	Name	School	Score
1	Brooke Weins	Pomona	9.825
2	Alyssa Minyard	Pomona	9.475
3	Kelsey Boychuk	Pomona	8.825
4	Shea Zeman	Pomona	8.675
5	Sayler Walls	Columbine	8.15
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Beam
Rank	Name	School	Score
1	Kelsey Boychuk	Pomona	9.625
2	Brooke Weins	Pomona	9.125
3	Alyssa Minyard	Pomona	9.025
4	Katie Olson	Pomona	8.925
5	Hadley Hagemann	Pomona	8.775
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Floor
Rank	Name	School	Score
1	Alyssa Minyard	Pomona	9.55
2	Kelsey Boychuk	Pomona	9.5
3	Hadley Hagemann	Pomona	9.35
4	Katie Olson	Pomona	9.325
5	Sayler Walls	Columbine	8.85
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All-Around
Rank	Name	School	Score
1	Kelsey Boychuk	Pomona	37.6
2	Alyssa Minyard	Pomona	36.6
3	Sayler Walls	Columbine	34.125
4	Nichole Killeen	Columbine	33.35
5	Annabel Spence	Pomona	33
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The top gymnastics scores from the 2015 season thus far, based on results submitted to CHSAANow.com. Note that a gymnast can only appear once in these rankings, meaning her best score in the event will be listed.

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Class 5A

Team scores
Rank	Team	Score
1	Pomona	186.775
2	Rocky Mountain	182.025
3	Broomfield	181.3
4	Mountain Range	179.15
5	Overland	177.575
6	Cherry Creek	176.8
7	Ponderosa	176.525
8	Green Mountain	176.125
9	Arvada West	175.825
10	Thornton	172.8

Vault
Rank	Name	Team	Score
1	Alyssa Minyard	Pomona	9.95
2	Kelsey Boychuk	Pomona	9.825
3	Mackenzie Doerr	Cherry Creek	9.775
4	Brooke Weins	Pomona	9.725
5	Katherine Compton	Ponderosa	9.7
6	Kaela Schadle	Heritage	9.6
7	Samantha Simon	Cherry Creek	9.55
T8	Annabel Spence	Pomona	9.5
T8	Sam Simon	Cherry Creek	9.5
10	Autumn Bottke	Rocky Mountain	9.475

Bars
Rank	Name	Team	Score
1	Brooke Weins	Pomona	9.925
2	Rachel Dillmann	Mountain Range	9.7
3	MacKenzie Doerr	Cherry Creek	9.65
4	Kelsey Boychuk	Pomona	9.625
5	Abby Holbrook	Broomfield	9.6
T6	Samantha Simon	Cherry Creek	9.475
T6	Alyssa Minyard	Pomona	9.475
8	Nicole Remund	Broomfield	9.35
9	Amanda Melton	Bear Creek	9.325
10	Krysta Cotier	Rocky Mountain	9.3

Beam
Rank	Name	Team	Score
1	Alyssa Minyard	Pomona	9.775
2	Sam Simon	Cherry Creek	9.675
3	Kelsey Boychuk	Pomona	9.625
T4	Emily Kopal	Arvada West	9.6
T4	Sarah Holbrook	Broomfield	9.6
6	MacKenzie Doerr	Cherry Creek	9.575
T7	Nicki Verheyen	Broomfield	9.55
T7	Avery Paxton	Cherry Creek	9.55
T9	Abby Crosier	Mountain Range	9.5
T9	Brooke Weins	Pomona	9.5

Floor
Rank	Name	Team	Score
1	Rachel Dillmann	Mountain Range	9.75
2	Sam Simon	Cherry Creek	9.7
T3	Autumn Bottke	Rocky Mountain	9.675
T3	Alyssa Minyard	Pomona	9.675
T3	McKenna Turbyne	Overland	9.675
T3	Camille Dipaola	Green Mountain	9.675
T7	Katherine Compton	Ponderosa	9.65
T7	Annabel Spence	Pomona	9.65
T7	Jay Escamilla	Ponderosa	9.65
T7	Kaela Schandle	Heritage	9.65

All-Around
Rank	Name	Team	Score
1	Alyssa Minyard	Pomona	38.325
2	Samantha Simon	Cherry Creek	38.175
3	Kelsey Boychuk	Pomona	38.125
4	Mackenzie Doerr	Cherry Creek	37.925
5	Annabel Spence	Pomona	37.75
6	Rachel Dillmann	Mountain Range	37.675
7	Kaela Schandle	Heritage	37.425
8	Katherine Compton	Ponderosa	37.4
9	Autumn Bottke	Rocky Mountain	37.3
10	Aidan O’Connell	Rocky Mountain	37.125

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Class 4A

Team scores
Rank	Team	Score
1	Elizabeth	177.05
2	Niwot	174.25
3	Pueblo Central	168.025
4	Thompson Valley	161.675
5	Standley Lake	159.925
6	Evergreen	158.775
7	Alamosa	151.275
8	Buena Vista	144.3
9	Thomas Jefferson	143.2
10	Denver South	141.67

Vault
Rank	Name	Team	Score
1	Ila Katechis	Niwot	9.6
2	Amanda Taylor	Elizabeth	9.375
T3	Lexye Wood	Elizabeth	9.1
T3	Sierra Schwegel	Elizabeth	9.1
T3	Shelby Morgan	Elizabeth	9.1
T3	Kara Meek	Thompson Valley	9.1
7	Rachel Cody	Standley Lake	8.95
8	Emily Poland	Elizabeth	8.9
T9	Alexis Carroll	Niwot	8.8
T9	Grace Braune	Pueblo Central	8.8
T9	Jada Martinez	Pueblo Central	8.8
T9	Kelsi Cundiff	Pueblo Central	8.8

Bars
Rank	Name	Team	Score
1	Jada Martinez	Pueblo Central	8.95
2	Amanda Taylor	Elizabeth	8.85
3	Kendall Gonzales	Elizabeth	8.825
T4	Amelia Sears	Niwot	8.75
T4	Hannah McDonald	Niwot	8.75
T4	Sierra Schwegel	Elizabeth	8.75
T7	Ila Katechis	Niwot	8.7
T7	Erica Bortfeldt	Niwot	8.7
T7	Rachel Cody	Standley Lake	8.7
10	Grace Braune	Pueblo Central	8.675

Beam
Rank	Name	Team	Score
1	Hannah McDonald	Niwot	9.05
2	Ila Katechis	Niwot	8.95
3	Grace Kishimoto	Evergreen	8.925
4	Callie Cohen	Evergreen	8.85
T5	Amelia Sears	Niwot	8.75
T5	Rachel Cody	Standley Lake	8.75
7	Rylie Lewis	Lone Star	8.7
T8	Lindsey Chohon	Niwot	8.65
T8	Katarina Christian	Canon City	8.65
T10	Logan Kuskie	Niwot	8.5
T10	Kara McKee	Thompson Valley	8.5
T10	Megan Reynolds	Elizabeth	8.5

Floor
Rank	Name	Team	Score
1	Callie Cohen	Evergreen	9.5
T2	Grace Braune	Pueblo Central	9.475
T2	Rachel Cody	Standley Lake	9.475
4	Ila Katechis	Niwot	9.45
T5	Lexye Wood	Elizabeth	9.35
T5	Lindsey Chohon	Niwot	9.35
7	Dillon Lind	Elizabeth	9.325
T8	Amanda Taylor	Elizabeth	9.2
T8	Abbie Moore	Elizabeth	9.2
10	Lilli Martin	Niwot	9.15

All-Around
Rank	Name	Team	Score
1	Ila Katechis	Niwot	36.45
2	Amanda Taylor	Elizabeth	35.725
3	Rachel Cody	Standley Lake	35.675
4	Hannah McDonald	Niwot	35.3
5	Callie Cohen	Evergreen	35.25
6	Grace Braune	Pueblo Central	34.825
7	Sierra Schwegel	Elizabeth	34.75
8	Jada Martinez	Pueblo Central	34.625
9	Lindsay Chohon	Niwot	34.5
10	Lexye Wood	Elizabeth	33.85

ENGLEWOOD — Top-ranked Kent Denver boys soccer beat No. 5 Colorado Academy in overtime on Tuesday, 3-2.

Rory Buck, David Felman and Max Gottesfeld each scored for the Sun Devils.

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Shannon Bass with the walk off homer over Legend. pic.twitter.com/AEtWr1rUCM

— Rob Johnson (@Chapathletics15) September 29, 2015

PARKER — Shannon Bass hit a walk-off home run to lift No. 4 Chaparral softball over rival, and top-ranked, Legend in extra innings on Monday.

The Wolverines won 8-6 in 10 innings after Bass hit a two-run homer. Bass also pitched all ten innings to get the win.

Megan Godfrey also had two RBIs for Chaparral, while Adrienne Visintine was 3-for-5.

Zoe Mihalicz was 2-for-5 and had three RBIs for Legend.

This is Chaparral’s ninth win in a row. The Wolverines are now 14-2.

The loss snapped Legend’s six-game winning streak. The Titans are also 14-2.

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AURORA — Regan Cadieux and Anna Bonner each had two goals as Regis Jesuit field hockey beat Cheyenne Mountain 6-0 on Monday.

Mathison Davis and Meredith Rogan also scored for the Raiders. Claire Stemper made five saves for her sixth shutout this season.

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DENVER — Paul Armitage and Stephen Belrose each scored as top-ranked Evergreen boys soccer beat D’Evelyn 2-0 in Class 4A on Monday.

Evergreen is now 7-0-0 so far this season.

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Pueblo Central and Pueblo Centennial will play in their annual rivalry game, known as the Bell Game, this Friday. It will be the 115th time the two teams have met.

The game, first played in 1892, is the oldest rivalry in the state, according to CHSAA records.

The 2015 version will be played at Dutch Clark Stadium in Pueblo, with a crowd of close to 15,000 expected. The winner will get the Victory Bell, a railroad bell donated by Lewis Rhoades in 1950. As a result, the game came to be known as the Bell Game.

This season, the game is part of the Great American Rivalry Series, which is showcasing 100 games across the country in 40 states. They will award an MVP trophy, and also recognize the top student-athlete from each school.

The game, which falls on Oct. 2, is the latest the Bell Game has been played since 2010, when Central and Centennial played on Oct. 1.

The two teams have met at least once every season since 1921, the year CHSAA was founded.

Pueblo Central leads the series 55-50-9, according to the Pueblo Chieftain. However, Pueblo Centennial has won the last five games.

Pueblo Central, who plays in Class 3A, is 3-2 this season. Centennial, a 4A team, is 0-4 — though the Bulldogs have played a very tough schedule to open the season, including losses to two ranked 4A teams, and 5A Highlands Ranch.

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Use of Recombinant Bovine Somatotropin: Cows can produce more milk when they have more of the bST hormone. Some dairy farmers have chosen to treat some of their cows with a supplemental version of the bST hormone called recombinant bovine somatoropin or rbST. After extensive review this drug was proven safe for cows and found to have no effect on the level of hormone found in milk. Many dairy farmers choose not to use this medication on their farms; milk from these farms are often labeled that way.

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LAKEWOOD — Dylan Reifeis threw for three touchdowns and 212 yards as Evergreen football won its third game in a row, this one 33-6 over Green Mountain on Friday.

Seth Ausman caught four passes for 96 yards and two scores for the Cougars (3-1), while Cole Petrovics made ten tackles on defense.

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