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Month: October 2019

  • Photos: Smoky Hill softball moves to 19-3 by beating Eaglecrest

    Smoky Hill softball is now 19-3, its highest win total in at least 10 years, following a win over Eaglecrest on Tuesday.

  • Photos: Widefield softball tops Elizabeth

    Widefield softball picked up a 7-3 win over Elizabeth on Tuesday.

  • Photos: No. 3 Chaparral volleyball beats rival No. 2 Legend

    A four-set win over cross-town rival Legend might be the biggest win of the year for Class 5A No. 3 Chaparral volleyball.

  • 3A boys golf: Aspen and Lutheran share team lead after Day 1

    (Alan Versaw/CHSAANow.com)

    U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY — Around these parts, the first sign of fall for golfers is when your tee time gets delayed by frost on the course. It was definitely fall on Monday morning, though the frost delay was rather manageable at only about 15 minutes.

    Fall or not, the Eisenhower Blue Course at the Air Force Academy wasn’t giving any easy passes to the golfers. Several golfers struggled to hold par consistently through the course and birdies were tough to come by for all.

    Prospect Ridge’s Walker Franklin shot 2-under 70 to finish as the only golfer under par for the day, and he holds the lead after the first day.

    Still very much within striking distance, however, are the Pevny brothers of Aspen. Nic shot an even par, while Jack finished 2-over. Also closing out the day at two over were Westin Pals of Lutheran and Jeffrey Zhou of Kent Denver.

    That leaves out a small handful who figured as potential threats to win the tournament. But, it’s a major undertaking to come back on Tuesday from more than four strokes back on Monday.

    Thirteen schools brought complete teams to the tournament.

    Those teams left in the title hunt include co-leaders Aspen and Lutheran at 16-over for the first round. On the heels of the Skiers and Lions are Holy Family (three back), Kent Denver (five back), and Sterling (six back). All other teams are at least 10 strokes off the lead.

    On paper, Lutheran ranks as the surprise of the tournament thus far. The Lions finished third in their region and qualified through the back door with only three players.

    But, regardless of who might have surprised with today’s showing, coach Kevin Volz had a hunch this might be coming: “Westin Pals has been my No. 1 player for a few years now,” he said. “He got a good start out of the gate. The other guys saw that, and it helped them get on track.”

    Also coming up big for Lutheran today was freshman Jackson Lowe at 5-over.

    “When you get two guys going that well, things tend to come around,” Volz added.

    (Alan Versaw/CHSAANow.com)

  • Alameda boys soccer building something special

    Alameda International soccer coach Cesar Alcocer has the Pirates in position for their first postseason berth since 2015. Alameda is 10-1 and ranked No. 6 in the CHSAANow.com Class 4A boys soccer poll this week. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    LAKEWOOD — Alameda International boys soccer coach Cesar Alcocer is helping to set a new standard.

    “I’m seeking better opportunities for our kids, our school to get recognized and talk about Alameda in a positive way,” said Alcocer during Monday’s practice for the Pirates. “I wanted to change the reputation.”

    An early-season victory over Class 4A Golden — No. 2 in 4A rankings — gave Alameda International the confidence that it can compete with any team in the state. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    Alcocer is a 2009 graduate of Alameda and stayed involved with the Pirates’ soccer program since he graduated as an assistant. He took over the head coaching duties in 2017 after longtime coach Steven Houwen retired from coaching.

    Over the past three years, Alcocer’s dream of changing the culture and giving his student-athletes more opportunities on-and-off the field has already started to materialize. Alameda has a stellar 10-1 record, including victories over Class 4A Jeffco League’s Golden and Standley Lake. Golden is currently ranked No. 2 in the 4A boys soccer CHSAANow.com poll.

    “Those two wins (Golden and Standley Lake) gave us a lot of confidence,” Alameda senior captain Alisdaid Ovalle said.

    The Pirates are No. 6 in the CHSAANow.com rankings and No. 7 in the RPI standings with four regular-season games left.

    “I don’t think it’s surprising,” Ovalle said of the Pirates in the top-10 in the rankings and RPI. “It’s been a two-year process where we’ve been on the verge of playoffs. Our hard work is paying off.”

    Alameda was just outside the top-32 in RPI the previous two years. The last time the program made the 4A state playoff field was in 2015.

    Alameda International junior captain Eduardo Rodriguez, left, has dribbles the ball during practice Monday afternoon. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    “Being in the playoffs is an honor,” Alameda junior captain Eduardo Rodriguez said. “I’m pretty sure if we make it to the playoffs we’ll be able to compete and we’ll do good.”

    The Pirates dropped their 4A/3A Colorado 7 League opener 2-1 to No. 4 Skyview last week, but having a bump along any road is expected.

    “That loss was tough. I can’t deny that,” Ovalle said of the loss to Skyview. “We can’t let minor setbacks hold us back. We’ve just got to keep doing what we’ve been doing and learn from that loss.”

    Over the next two weeks, Alameda has conference games against Fort Lupton, Englewood, Conifer and Arvada. The Pirates can clinch a playoff berth and maybe more importantly continue to build on Alcocer’s goals.

    “We look at each other as family,” Rodriguez said. “We are really strong together. A lot of us have learned how to play together since our freshman year. I feel like that helps us a lot.”

    Alameda junior Jose Martinez is the Pirates leading scoring this season with 13 goals and five assists. The forward believes the work Alameda put in even before the 2019 season began back in August is the reason for the success, along with the mentality.

    “The effort that we have put into the game,” Martinez said when asked about how the Pirates have been successful. “We play like it could be our last game of our life. This isn’t a team, it’s more like a family.”

    Alcocer has stressed to his players that they need to believe in themselves to continue their rise.

    “On the field we are 11-versus-11, but if we have right mentality anything can happen,” Alcocer said. “They need to believe in themselves and trust themselves.”

    While the wins have been nice, Alcocer remains focused on the big picture of the future his players after their high school careers are over.

    “My goal is to have them go to college so they have a better future academically because that is the most important thing, soccer comes after that,” Alcocer said. “I want a better future for them.”

    Alameda International in on the road against Fort Lupton on Tuesday, Oct. 8, in a 4A/3A Colorado 7 League game. The Pirates close out the regular season with games against Englewood, Conifer and Arvada. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

  • Photos: Mountain Vista softball knocks off No. 10 Castle View

    Mountain Vista scored four runs in the fourth inning en route to an upset win over No. 10 Castle View on Monday.

  • Denver Broncos high school football coach of the week: Vista PEAK’s John Sullivan

    Lutheran Vista PEAK football
    (Matt Daniels/MattDanPhoto.com)

    Vista PEAK is, quite literally, in the midst of the best football season in school history.

    The Bison, which started varsity play in 2012, are 5-0 for the first time, and are coming off a big 48-27 win over then-No. 3 Dakota Ridge last week — a win that opened some eyes around the state, and emphatically announced that this team was for real.

    That’s not to say there’s any celebrating going on yet. Vista PEAK, now ranked No. 5 in Class 4A, has another big game this week, against No. 10 Hinkley, an Aurora Public School rival.

    But before then, there’s another first: Vista PEAK coach John Sullivan has been named the Broncos high school football coach of the week. It is the first time the Bison have been honored as part of the program.

    The Broncos coach of the week is selected in partnership with the Broncos and CHSCA. Find a complete list of winners on this page.

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    John Sullivan bio

    Years as head coach: 5 (28-17)

    Years at Vista PEAK: 5 (28-17, 5-0 this season)

    Previous stops: Rangeview assistant (1999-2012), Vista PEAK assistant (2013-14), Vista PEAK head coach (2015-present).

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    (Courtney Oakes/Sentinel Colorado)

    Ryan Casey: Why did you want to become a coach?

    John Sullivan: It was just kinda in my blood. My dad was one of my high school coaches, and I actually got into teaching so I could coach. At the time, when I first got into it, it was just because I loved the sport. But the longer I was in it, your priorities and your values kind of shift a little bit.

    Just seeing the kids when they finish playing football, and when they come back to see you, it just puts a really warm place in my heart, makes me feel good. I can see that I had some sort of impact on these kids, whether it be on the football field, or in life, helping these kids grow up, and being there for them. It’s just something that has really been important for me.

    Casey: What kind of coach do you think you are?

    Sullivan: I like to challenge the kids, off the field and on the field. I put a high premium on character, and put a high premium on work ethic. But there’s also a place where myself and our coaching staff is not afraid to tell the kids we love them, and we value them and believe in them.

    There’s kind of both ends of it, where we want to push the kids but also let them know that we’re here for them, and it’s unconditional, and we’ll do whatever we can to help them be successful in life.

    Casey: You guys are 5-0. What has the first part of the season been like?

    Sullivan: As with pretty much every program in the state, we have kids that work hard during the summer, in the weight room and in 7-on-7. We had a pretty good idea, based on returners from last year, that we could possibly be a good team this year. There’s a lot that goes into being a good team outside of football — chemistry, and the involvement of the parents in a positive. And we had all those things.

    We started the season with a lightning storm down at Mesa Ridge, and came back to school at 1 o’clock in the morning. We had some adversity right away, and our kids have really stepped up. I give them a ton of credit. They’ve absorbed what we’ve thrown at them.

    This is also Year 2 of us kinda changing our offensive and defensively philosophy, and putting a greater premium on the character development stuff. And we’re really seeing the fruits of our labor with that.

    Casey: Last week, you beat Dakota Ridge 48-27. I think people thought you were a good team, but I think that win opened a few eyes. Do you feel that way, too?

    Sullivan: I think so. I hope so. As a newer school, you’re always struggling for an identity and trying to get noticed. We had a pretty good idea of what we have here, and then going into the game, our kids knew this was an opportunity for people outside of Aurora to try to take notice.

    We hope that happened, and we’re on to the next week. We have a big game against Hinkley, who is also undefeated.

    Casey: I was going to say, that’s pretty cool for Aurora Public Schools to have this game on Friday …

    Sullivan: It is. It’s awesome. You know, Rangeview has had some great success in basketball, but other than that, there hasn’t been a whole lot of team sports in APS that have garnered a lot of attention, so it is really cool that two teams can go in and play a meaningful game in the middle of the year that has playoff implications.

    They’re a good team, and we are really looking forward to this game, as well.

    (Courtney Oakes/Sentinel Colorado)

  • Final results from the 2019 boys golf state tournaments

    Complete team and individual results from the 2019 boys golf state tournaments are below.

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    Class 5A

    Teams
    Rank School Overall R1 R2 Total
    1 Fairview +17 214 223 437
    2 Arapahoe +20 226 214 440
    3 Fossil Ridge +21 218 223 441
    4 Highlands Ranch +31 224 227 451
    5 Regis Jesuit +35 230 225 455
    6 Boulder +37 231 226 457
    7 Rock Canyon +49 235 234 469
    8 Valor Christian +50 237 233 470
    9 Arvada West +52 236 236 472
    10 Denver East +58 238 240 478
    11 Ralston Valley +62 252 230 482
    12 Cherry Creek +64 244 240 484
    12 Castle View +64 244 240 484
    14 Legend +66 241 245 486
    15 Broomfield +69 253 236 489
    16 Chaparral +86 258 248 506
    Individuals
    Rank Player School Overall R1 R2 Total
    1 Will Kates Arapahoe -3 71 66 137
    2 Tarek Salem Highlands Ranch +3 71 72 143
    3 Ryan Liao Lakewood +4 72 72 144
    3 Gavin Hagstrom Fossil Ridge +4 70 74 144
    3 William Chadwick Fairview +4 72 72 144
    6 Grant Alqatami Boulder +5 73 72 145
    7 Brett Reamon Fairview +6 71 75 146
    8 Ryder Heuston Fairview +7 71 76 147
    8 Owen Cornmesser Fossil Ridge +7 72 75 147
    10 Matthew Wilkinson Arapahoe +8 77 71 148
    11 Charlie Flaxbeard Cherry Creek +9 73 76 149
    11 Andrew Platt Boulder +9 75 74 149
    11 Ryan Sangchompuphen Denver East +9 74 75 149
    14 Andrew White Eaglecrest +10 74 76 150
    14 Bo Wardynski Regis Jesuit +10 76 74 150
    16 Alex Rogers Fossil Ridge +11 77 74 151
    16 Alex McCoy Liberty +11 75 76 151
    16 Brendan Fricke Highlands Ranch +11 76 75 151
    19 Max Lange Lakewood +12 78 74 152
    20 Qwenton Caldwell Columbine +13 79 74 153
    20 Max Heupel Chatfield +13 74 79 153
    20 Charlie Wang Fossil Ridge +13 76 77 153
    20 Teddy Hummel Regis Jesuit +13 75 78 153
    20 Brayden Weiss Monarch +13 74 79 153
    20 Beam Boonta Cherokee Trail +13 74 79 153
    20 Carson Kerr Grand Junction +13 76 77 153
    20 Jeff Nelson Prairie View +13 77 76 153
    28 Finn Olson Rock Canyon +14 78 76 154
    28 Gage Messingham Ralston Valley +14 80 74 154
    28 Nick Fallin Rock Canyon +14 75 79 154
    28 Caleb Michaels Monarch +14 75 79 154
    32 Max Zadvorny Arapahoe +15 78 77 155
    32 Tyler Tyson Arvada West +15 75 80 155
    34 Lucas Schulte Valor Christian +16 79 77 156
    34 Ryan Occhionero Regis Jesuit +16 83 73 156
    34 Logan Byler Valor Christian +16 78 78 156
    37 Kenny VanWormer Grandview +17 83 74 157
    37 Carson Briggs Broomfield +17 85 72 157
    37 Graham Dzengelewski Arapahoe +17 80 77 157
    37 Yusuke Ogi Arvada West +17 77 80 157
    37 Ryan Parker Legend +17 76 81 157
    37 Wesley Erling Pine Creek +17 78 79 157
    37 Trenton Homchanh Legacy +17 73 84 157
    44 Drex Duffy Columbine +18 81 77 158
    44 Jack Armstrong Valor Christian +18 80 78 158
    46 Josh Stouder Fruita Monument +19 83 76 159
    46 John Fredericks Regis Jesuit +19 79 80 159
    46 Aiden Krusoe Highlands Ranch +19 77 82 159
    46 Blake Williams Highlands Ranch +19 79 80 159
    50 Zach Savarise Arvada West +20 84 76 160
    50 Ewan Albright Fairview +20 82 78 160
    52 Jack Larson Ralston Valley +21 87 74 161
    52 Keegan Newbold Douglas County +21 83 78 161
    52 Beck Duncan Rock Canyon +21 82 79 161
    52 Blake Katt Legend +21 84 77 161
    52 Luke Cushman Castle View +21 80 81 161
    52 Casey Jacobsen Castle View +21 82 79 161
    52 Hendrik deKoning Denver East +21 80 81 161
    59 Zach Cushman Castle View +22 82 80 162
    59 Colin Temple Heritage +22 81 81 162
    61 Caden Bailey Rampart +23 82 81 163
    61 james Compo Boulder +23 83 80 163
    63 Tyler Eddy Heritage +24 87 77 164
    64 Philip Walsh Chaparral +25 85 80 165
    64 Jack Stafford Chaparral +25 84 81 165
    66 Ben Reifschneider Broomfield +26 82 84 166
    66 Brady Duval Cherry Creek +26 86 80 166
    66 Ryan Jenson Broomfield +26 86 80 166
    69 Ben Lenahan Ralston Valley +27 85 82 167
    70 Ben Gottesfeld Denver East +28 84 84 168
    70 Kade Hayward Fruita Monument +28 86 82 168
    70 Ben Kriech Legend +28 81 87 168
    73 Mason Bernard Cherokee Trail +29 88 81 169
    73 Josh Lowery Mountain Vista +29 87 82 169
    73 Sam Schouten Cherry Creek +29 85 84 169
    76 Kaden Jaramillo Broomfield +31 86 85 171
    77 Logan Douglass Rock Canyon +33 87 86 173
    78 Logan Vandermerwe-Smith Rocky Mountain +34 86 88 174
    79 Preston Ojeda Fort Collins +36 91 85 176
    79 Colin McCready Chaparral +36 89 87 176
    81 Blaine Tucker Loveland +38 90 88 178
    82 Sam Grossman Cherry Creek +39 89 90 179
    83 Toby Camarillo Boulder +42 90 92 182
    84 Luke Ciesla Rocky Mountain +45 92 93 185

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    Class 4A

    Teams
    Rank School Overall R1 R2 Total
    1 Montrose +5 217 214 431
    2 Pueblo West +40 231 235 466
    3 Ponderosa +42 239 229 468
    4 Frederick +46 239 233 472
    5 Cheyenne Mountain +47 244 229 473
    5 Mullen +47 238 235 473
    7 Evergreen +56 242 240 482
    7 Windsor +56 234 248 482
    9 Durango +61 237 250 487
    10 Steamboat Springs +65 242 249 491
    11 Discovery Canyon +72 250 248 498
    12 Coronado +80 251 255 506
    13 Summit +114 270 270 540
    Individuals
    Rank Player School Overall R1 R2 Total
    1 Micah Stangebye Montrose -9 67 66 133
    2 Hunter Swanson Northfield E 70 72 142
    2 Kaden Ford Discovery Canyon E 70 72 142
    4 Gregory Lewis Lewis-Palmer +2 72 72 144
    5 Ethan Aubert Palisade +3 76 69 145
    6 Gabe Marmon Cheyenne Mountain +4 73 73 146
    7 ryan lords Montrose +5 73 74 147
    7 Lance Phillips Palmer Ridge +5 76 71 147
    9 Noah Wagner Pueblo West +6 76 72 148
    10 Jake Chesler Frederick +8 76 74 150
    11 Jordan Jennings Montrose +9 77 74 151
    11 Jack Mitchell Evergreen +9 74 77 151
    13 Johnny Williams Ponderosa +10 79 73 152
    14 Medhaj Shrestha D’Evelyn +11 78 75 153
    14 Traejan Andrews Northridge +11 80 73 153
    14 Dakota Dolph Conifer +11 77 76 153
    14 Brentyn Paiz Windsor +11 77 76 153
    18 Mario Dino Mullen +12 77 77 154
    18 Tommy Henninger Steamboat Springs +12 76 78 154
    18 Clay Whitton Evergreen +12 77 77 154
    21 Ethan Whidden Durango +14 76 80 156
    21 Garrett Zinn Ponderosa +14 85 71 156
    21 Dawson Thulin Vista Peak +14 76 80 156
    21 Rhett Johnson Mullen +14 80 76 156
    21 Colton Gabbard Frederick +14 81 75 156
    21 Levi Tichi Durango +14 74 82 156
    27 Toby Salinas Pueblo West +16 76 82 158
    27 Alex Tanner Windsor +16 73 85 158
    29 Oliver Gibbons Green Mountain +17 83 76 159
    30 Ryley Cibula Summit +18 84 76 160
    30 Adam Whitliff Pueblo West +18 79 81 160
    30 Mateo Salcido Fort Morgan +18 81 79 160
    30 Adam Gannon Longmont +18 83 77 160
    30 Rick Lane Pueblo Centennial +18 78 82 160
    35 Ben Harding Silver Creek +19 81 80 161
    36 Reese Knox Falcon +20 83 79 162
    37 Braden Caffarelli Erie +21 83 80 163
    37 Noah Keller Coronado +21 83 80 163
    37 Eli Marquez Mullen +21 81 82 163
    40 Carter Surofchek Cheyenne Mountain +22 89 75 164
    40 Travis Seitz Steamboat Springs +22 78 86 164
    42 Cole Reister Mullen +23 82 83 165
    42 Campbell Grage Cheyenne Mountain +23 84 81 165
    44 Nick Formby Frederick +24 82 84 166
    45 Christopher Gunlikson Niwot +25 86 81 167
    45 Tucker Lack Conifer +25 88 79 167
    45 Connor Duris Thomas Jefferson +25 83 84 167
    45 James Beckett Ponderosa +25 76 91 167
    49 Chase Luoma Ponderosa +27 84 85 169
    50 Shane Maurry Palmer Ridge +28 88 82 170
    50 Chankrit Sundurapura Golden +28 90 80 170
    52 Jaxsen Haals Northridge +29 88 83 171
    52 Evan Cisneros Woodland Park +29 86 85 171
    52 Jack Cintron Coronado +29 83 88 171
    52 Carter Hinkle Windsor +29 84 87 171
    56 Jack Policaro Green Mountain +30 89 83 172
    56 Garrett Stansel Silver Creek +30 89 83 172
    56 Andrew Merz Coronado +30 85 87 172
    56 Chazz Vigil Pueblo Centennial +30 87 85 172
    60 Zach Wilson Central Grand Junction +31 85 88 173
    61 Colin Kagan Steamboat Springs +32 89 85 174
    61 Ricky Ahlquist Summit +32 84 90 174
    63 David Koury Golden +33 89 86 175
    63 Luke Tichi Durango +33 87 88 175
    65 Kale Parthen Cheyenne Mountain +34 87 89 176
    65 Justin Hudson Lewis-Palmer +34 91 85 176
    65 Jake Legg Montrose +34 91 85 176
    65 Evan Smith Pueblo East +34 87 89 176
    65 Zak Ludwick Woodland Park +34 81 95 176
    70 Jake Dekoker Evergreen +35 91 86 177
    70 Scott Leveque Leveque Discovery Canyon +35 90 87 177
    72 Sam Christensen Fort Morgan +36 88 90 178
    73 Josh Hampton Discovery Canyon +37 90 89 179
    74 Beck Kuhlman Steamboat Springs +43 88 97 185
    75 Sam Gottesfeld George Washington +44 91 95 186
    76 Logan Woll Palisade +47 95 94 189
    77 John Reed Skyline +50 94 98 192
    77 Cole Brewster Discovery Canyon +50 97 95 192
    77 Michael Richardson Pueblo West +50 92 100 192
    77 Cal Hill Battle Mountain +50 92 100 192
    81 Nathan Beel Canon City +51 98 95 193
    82 Joe Cartelli Frederick +54 99 97 196
    83 Jackson True Summit +64 102 104 206
    84 Ben Brunschwig George Washington +77 99 120 219

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    Class 3A

    Teams
    Rank School Overall R1 R2 Total
    1 Lutheran +34 232 234 466
    2 Holy Family High School +39 235 236 471
    3 Colorado Academy +46 242 236 478
    4 Aspen +47 232 247 479
    5 Kent Denver +48 237 243 480
    6 Sterling +52 238 246 484
    7 Resurrection Christian +71 246 257 503
    7 Montezuma Cortez +71 248 255 503
    9 The Classical Academy +76 248 260 508
    10 Basalt +77 262 247 509
    11 Eaton +86 265 253 518
    12 Gunnison +96 261 267 528
    13 Delta +149 292 289 581
    Individuals
    Rank Player School Overall R1 R2 Total
    1 Westin Pals* Lutheran E 74 70 144
    1 Walker Franklin Prospect Ridge E 70 74 144
    3 Jacob Mason Holy Family High School +7 78 73 151
    4 Tayleb Schaefer Sterling +8 75 77 152
    4 Nic Pevny Aspen +8 72 80 152
    4 Jeffrey Zhou Kent Denver +8 74 78 152
    7 Max Noffsinger Frontier Academy +9 77 76 153
    7 Jacobo Arango Kent Denver +9 79 74 153
    7 Peter Stinar St. Mary’s +9 77 76 153
    7 Jack Pevny Aspen +9 74 79 153
    11 Nathan Smith Pagosa Springs +10 78 76 154
    12 Jackson Lowe Lutheran +11 77 78 155
    13 Jack Garnsey Colorado Academy +12 79 77 156
    13 Thayer Plewe Montezuma Cortez +12 78 78 156
    15 Garrett Green Holy Family High School +15 79 80 159
    15 Suchit Sharma Peak to Peak +15 76 83 159
    15 Jacob Buckendorf Resurrection Christian +15 77 82 159
    18 Brenden Crowther Alamosa +16 84 76 160
    18 Trey Kuntz Sterling +16 78 82 160
    18 Blake Keetch Montezuma Cortez +16 77 83 160
    21 Luke Wright SkyView Academy +17 80 81 161
    21 Davis Long Peak to Peak +17 79 82 161
    21 Grant Rose Resurrection Christian +17 78 83 161
    21 Liam O’Halloran The Classical Academy +17 81 80 161
    21 Christian Agelopoulos Colorado Academy +17 82 79 161
    21 Jackson Grace Holy Family High School +17 78 83 161
    27 Lance Peters Trinidad +18 82 80 162
    28 Walker Scott Eaton +19 80 83 163
    29 Ben Devolve The Classical Academy +20 79 85 164
    29 Connor Downey Vail Christian +20 85 79 164
    29 Tyler Sims Basalt +20 82 82 164
    32 Brandon Cohen Colorado Academy +21 85 80 165
    32 Luke Calvin St. Mary’s +21 82 83 165
    32 J.T. Timmers Colorado Academy +21 81 84 165
    35 Breck Ferrin Front Range Christian +22 79 87 166
    36 Owen Deas Lutheran +23 81 86 167
    37 Griffin pederson Gunnison +25 85 84 169
    38 Jacob Gilbert Strasburg +27 85 86 171
    39 Tommy Skodje Dawson +28 88 84 172
    39 Chase Hume Sterling +28 85 87 172
    41 Blake Exelbert Basalt +29 89 84 173
    41 Mitchell Davis Strasburg +29 82 91 173
    43 John Hall Aspen +30 86 88 174
    43 Colton Liddell Alamosa +30 85 89 174
    45 Luke Hoffstaetter Monte Vista +31 87 88 175
    45 Bryce Leafgren Eaton +31 89 86 175
    45 Dalton Huckins Gunnison +31 86 89 175
    45 Atley Harris Delta +31 92 83 175
    49 Brendan Archer Kent Denver +32 84 92 176
    50 Chance Oquist La Junta +33 91 86 177
    50 Braden Wedel Burlington +33 89 88 177
    50 Braxton Shelton Brush +33 84 93 177
    53 Kyle Murray Basalt +34 97 81 178
    53 Keaton Murphy Swallows Charter Academy +34 87 91 178
    55 Leo Nelson Holy Family High School +36 92 88 180
    55 Dillyn Schmidke Eaton +36 96 84 180
    57 Kellen McCoin Elizabeth +37 89 92 181
    57 Dylan McTaggart Lamar +37 88 93 181
    59 Cole Lockey Eaton +38 96 86 182
    59 Chance Donlon Rye +38 87 95 182
    61 Spencer Riley Resurrection Christian +39 91 92 183
    61 Nate Paolucci La Junta +39 94 89 183
    61 Braden Exelbert Basalt +39 91 92 183
    61 Jason Arbuckle Prospect Ridge +39 88 95 183
    65 Skylor Wild Gunnison +40 90 94 184
    66 Taylor Cotts Pagosa Springs +41 91 94 185
    66 Jack Jacobsen Kent Denver +41 94 91 185
    66 Bryce Peterson The Classical Academy +41 88 97 185
    69 Justin Brunner Montezuma Cortez +43 93 94 187
    70 Jon Schmidt Frontier Academy +44 94 94 188
    70 Carson Fagan Severance +44 97 91 188
    70 Max Grauberger Sterling +44 90 98 188
    73 Johnny Marquez Rye +47 97 94 191
    73 Will Rinehart Denver Academy +47 91 100 191
    75 Tyler Trogstad The Classical Academy +50 99 95 194
    76 David Andujo Moffat County +53 96 101 197
    77 Lucas Lee Aspen +54 99 99 198
    78 Ben Cooper Delta +55 91 108 199
    78 Ethan Runyon Jefferson Academy +55 95 104 199
    80 Phil Arnold Meeker +58 99 103 202
    81 Grant Freed Delta +63 109 98 207
    81 Casin Holder Monte Vista +63 105 102 207
    83 Brady Dalton Faith Christian +66 104 106 210
    84 Tanner Etzler Moffat County +71 108 107 215

    * – Won in a playoff.

  • Gymnastics results: Thornton/Broomfield on 10/7

    Event type: Dual
    Host: Thornton

    Team scores
    Rank School Score
    1 Thornton 177.1
    2 Broomfield 178.5
    3 Lone Star 34.3
    Vault
    Rank Name School Score
    1 Haley Like Thornton 9.6
    2 Mila Thompson Broomfield 9.6
    3 Talynn Gaccetta Thornton 9.2
    Bars
    Rank Name School Score
    1 Haley Like Thornton 9.6
    2 Brenna Calvo Broomfield 9.3
    3 Darcy Jew Broomfield 9
    Beam
    Rank Name School Score
    1 Haley Like Thornton 9.5
    2 Melanie Roberts Broomfield 9.45
    3 Brenna Calvo Broomfield 9.4
    Floor
    Rank Name School Score
    1 Haley Like Thornton 9.55
    2 Melanie Roberts Broomfield 9.45
    3 Darcy Jew Broomfield 9.3
    All-Around
    Rank Name School Score
    1 Haley Like Thornton 38.25
    2 Darcy Jew Broomfield 35.3
    3 Karstyn Wittwer Thornton 35.2

  • Live results from the boys golf state tournaments

    Follow along with hole-by-hole scoring from the boys golf state tournaments.