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  • All-state girls swimming and diving teams for the 2019-20 season

    The 2020 all-state girls swimming teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

    These teams were created based upon results at the state meet. The swimmers and divers of the year were also selected based upon the state meet.

    The coaches of the year voted on by coaches at the state meets.

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    Class 5A

    Girls state swimming Lucy Bell Fossil Ridge
    (Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    Swimmer of the year: Lucy Bell, Fossil Ridge

    Diver of the year: Isabel Gregersen, Ralston Valley

    Swim coach of the year: Tom Byorick, Heritage

    Dive coach of the year: Jacob Dunbar, Denver East

    First Team
    Name Year School Event(s)
    Lucy Bell Sophomore Fossil Ridge 200 Medley Relay, 200 IM, 100 Free, 400 Free Relay
    Sophia Bradac Senior Regis Jesuit 100 Breast
    Ally Brown Senior Horizon 1 mtr Diving
    Mahala Erlandson Junior Fossil Ridge 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay
    Renee Gillilan Sophomore Fossil Ridge 200 Medley Relay, 100 Fly, 100 Back, 400 Free Relay
    Isabel Gregersen Junior Ralston Valley 1 mtr Diving
    Meghan Mulvihill Junior Chatfield 200 Free Relay
    Mia Norrid Senior Chatfield 200 Free Relay
    Emily Rinker Junior Fossil Ridge 400 Free Relay
    Catherine Rodocker   Eaglecrest 1 mtr Diving
    Kathryn Shanley Junior Chatfield 200 Free, 500 Free, 200 Free Relay
    Anna Shaw Junior Heritage 50 Free
    Emma Stahl Senior Fossil Ridge 200 Medley Relay
    Avery Turney Junior Chatfield 200 Free Relay
    Second Team
    Name Year School Event(s)
    Dahlia Allen Sophomore Lewis-Palmer 1 mtr Diving
    Aislyn Barnett Sophomore Heritage 100 Breast
    Megan Bergstrom   Arapahoe 500 Free
    Elizabeth Brock Sophomore Cherry Creek 400 Free Relay
    Isalina Colsman Senior Regis Jesuit 200 Free Relay
    Grace Dale Sophomore Regis Jesuit 200 Free Relay
    Grace Downing Senior Heritage 1 mtr Diving
    Megan DuMond Senior Lewis-Palmer 1 mtr Diving
    Josie Graves Junior Legend 1 mtr Diving
    Julianne Jones Sophomore Fairview 200 Medley Relay, 200 IM
    Margaret Kroening Sophomore Douglas County 200 Free
    Morgan Lukinac Sophomore Fairview 200 Medley Relay
    Ariana Mitsuoka Senior Regis Jesuit 200 Free Relay
    Jenna Reznicek Junior Fairview 200 Medley Relay, 100 Back
    Madison Saldanha Sophomore Cherry Creek 400 Free Relay
    Edith Simecek Freshman Fairview 200 Medley Relay, 100 Fly
    Jenna Smith Junior Cherry Creek 400 Free Relay
    Meredith Smithbaker Junior Rocky Mountain 50 Free
    Maya Stefanski Senior Cherry Creek 1 mtr Diving
    Teagan Steinmetz Freshman Cherry Creek 400 Free Relay
    Jada Surrell-Norwood Senior Regis Jesuit 200 Free Relay

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    Class 4A

    4A girls swimming state Lindsey Immel Rampart
    (Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    Swimmer of the year: Lindsey Immel, Rampart

    Diver of the year: Maggie Buckley, Rampart

    Swim coach of the year: Susan Stone, Mullen

    Dive coach of the year: Chris Madsen, Standley Lake/Arvada West

    First Team
    Name Year School Event(s)
    Caroline Bricker   Cheyenne Mountain 200 IM, 100 Breast
    Laelle Brovold Senior Rampart 200 Medley Relay, 100 Fly
    Maggie Buckley Junior Rampart 1 mtr Diving
    Claire Chahbandour Junior Mullen 200 Free Relay
    Mary Codevilla Sophomore Niwot 200 Free, 500 Free
    Chase Davison Sophomore Mullen 200 Free Relay
    Lauren Gryboski Senior Coronado 1 mtr Diving
    Sophia Hemingway   Dakota Ridge 400 Free Relay
    Kira Hobbs   Dakota Ridge 400 Free Relay
    Elsa Huebsch   Dakota Ridge 400 Free Relay
    Lindsey Immel Junior Rampart 200 Medley Relay, 50 Free, 100 Free
    Melinda Johnson   Dakota Ridge 400 Free Relay
    Katey Lewicki Senior Monarch 100 Back
    Johanna Miller Junior Rampart 200 Medley Relay
    Geneva Pauly Sophomore Arvada West 1 mtr Diving
    Lindsey Sowitch Junior Mullen 200 Free Relay
    Claire Timson Sophomore Rampart 200 Medley Relay
    Gabrielle Zinis Junior Mullen 200 Free Relay
    Second Team
    Name Year School Event(s)
    Madison Black Senior Silver Creek 50 Free
    Sarah Cook   Grand Junction 400 Free Relay
    Nina English   Grand Junction 400 Free Relay
    Erin Esty Senior Air Academy 1 mtr Diving
    Anelise Hedges Junior Arvada West 200 IM
    Kaelyn Hinesley Junior Cheyenne Mountain 1 mtr Diving
    Emily Kahn Senior George Washington 100 Free
    Delaney Kidd   Grand Junction 400 Free Relay
    Mary Macaulay Freshman Mullen 200 Medley Relay
    Riley Pope   Grand Junction 400 Free Relay
    Clare Sanderson   Cheyenne Mountain 500 Free
    Angeline Settle Junior Monarch 1 mtr Diving
    Ashley Van Freshman Liberty 1 mtr Diving
    Kylie Walters Sophomore Rampart 200 Free Relay
    Celia Webster Sophomore Monarch 100 Fly
    Ryley Williams Senior Thompson Valley 1 mtr Diving

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    Class 3A

    Swimmer of the year: Elise Mishmash, Salida

    Diver of the year: Rachel Alexander, Discovery Canyon

    Swim coach of the year: Wendy Gorie, Salida

    Dive coach of the year: Josh Kinney, Discovery Canyon

    First Team
    Name Year School Event(s)
    Rachel Alexander Senior Discovery Canyon 1 mtr Diving
    Hope Atkins Senior Evergreen 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay
    Caitlin Cairns Senior St. Mary’s 50 Free, 100 Fly
    Jillian Carlson Sophomore Delta 100 Breast
    Alyssa Cook Freshman Evergreen 200 Medley Relay
    Emma Diesslin Freshman Salida 200 Free Relay
    Remi Gucker Senior Evergreen 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay
    Taylor Jacobson Sophomore Evergreen 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay
    Jolie Kim Junior Kent Denver 200 IM, 500 Free
    Lily Lengerich Junior Salida 200 Free Relay
    Lucy Meinert Sophomore Green Mountain 100 Fly
    Elise Mishmash Senior Salida 100 Free, 200 Free Relay
    Hannah Rhude Junior Salida 200 Free Relay
    Victoria Sanders Sophomore Discovery Canyon 1 mtr Diving
    Abbie Scruton Junior Glenwood Springs 1 mtr Diving
    Sydney Silver   St. Mary’s Academy 200 Free, 100 Back
    Caitlin Smith Junior Evergreen 400 Free Relay
    Second Team
    Name Year School Event(s)
    Mackenzie Abbott   Colorado Academy 1 mtr Diving
    Caitlin Beery Junior Thomas Jefferson 500 Free, 200 Free Relay
    Alexis Behn Sophomore Durango 1 mtr Diving
    Phoebe Briney Senior Thomas Jefferson 200 Free Relay
    Amber Brooks Senior Kent Denver 400 Free Relay
    Libby Claassen Junior Glenwood Springs 1 mtr Diving
    Jamie Dellwardt Freshman Berthoud 200 IM, 100 Back
    Natalia Evans Junior Kent Denver 100 Free, 400 Free Relay
    Morgan George Senior Thomas Jefferson 200 Free Relay
    Courtney Giordano Freshman Erie 100 Fly
    Lilly Huggard Freshman Aspen 200 Medley Relay
    Payten Irwin Senior Erie 50 Free, 100 Fly
    Emily Jauch Junior Liberty Common 100 Breast
    Laila Khan-Farooqi Sophomore Aspen 200 Medley Relay
    Emily Kinney Junior Aspen 200 Medley Relay
    Kate Little Freshman Thomas Jefferson 200 Free Relay
    Juliet McGill Senior Glenwood Springs 1 mtr Diving
    Campbell Patteson Senior Kent Denver 1 mtr Diving
    Maylin Pollack Junior Kent Denver 400 Free Relay
    Kayla Tehrani Sophomore Aspen 200 Medley Relay

  • Video: Jeffco Preps With Pleuss (March)

    Jeffco Preps With Pleuss is a monthly roundup of Jeffco prep highlights hosted by Dennis Pleuss, Jeffco Public Schools’ sports information director. This month’s edition features the girls swimming state championship at VMAC in Thornton. Evergreen captured another Class 3A team title. Ralston Valley diver Izzy Gregersen won the 5A diving state championship and Chatfield junior Kathryn Shanley swam to two individual titles. Ralston Valley and Columbine locked up in a big Class 5A Jeffco boys basketball game that came down to the wire. Before the postseason started, Wheat Ridge took a non-league victory over Bear Creek on the hardwood. Green Mountain’s girls basketball continued its historic season. The big National Letter of Intent Signing Day on Feb. 5 was celebrated by several Jeffco schools.

  • Girls basketball playoff roundup: Pine Creek upsets Grand Junction Central

    Pine Creek Valor Christian girls basketball
    File photo. (Ismael Gomez)

    Hitting the road isn’t always a sign of impending doom when it comes to basketball playoffs. That certainly turned out to be the case for Pine Creek as it made its way west on I-70 for the first round of the Class 5A girls basketball state tournament.

    The Eagles entered the tournament as the 39 seed, but it didn’t deter them as they left the western side of Colorado with a 29-26 win over Grand Junction Central. They’ll stay a little closer to home on Saturday when they head to Arvada to take on No. 7 Ralston Valley.

    Pine Creek jumped out to a 20-8 lead at halftime but the offense quickly slowed down in the second half. Leah Redding knocked down a big 3-pointer for Central early in the fourth quarter to cut the Eagles’ lead to eight points.

    Pine Creek made its way to the free throw line where Brynae Stewart made two and Jordyn Gutierrez made one to keep the game just out of Central’s reach.

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    (22) Fairview 47, (43) Castle View 45

    Fairview’s Izzy Munson led all scorers with 19 points as the Knights battled back from a five-point deficit heading into the fourth quarter. They’ll meet Denver South in the second round.

    Leaya Mckinney and Alexa Barkeen each scored 11 for the Sabercats.

    (37) Brighton 63, (28) Mountain Range 53

    The Bulldogs were one of just three lower-seeded teams to get wins in the first round. Their win over Mountain Range puts them in the second round where they’ll travel to Fruita Monument.

    (36) Arvada West 48, (29) Loveland 38

    Arvada West’s first round win sets up a matchup with Grandview in the second round.

    Other 5A scores:

    • (32) Far Northeast Warriors 48, (33) Monarch 45
    • (30) Liberty 48, (35) Greeley West 38
    • (31) Horizon 60, (34) Eaglecrest 54

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    Class 4A

    File photo. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    No. 37 Longmont upsets No. 28 D’Evelyn in first-round thriller

    Jordynn Lee scored 17 points to lead Longmont to a first-round upset win over D’Evelyn. The Trojans advance to the second round of the 4A tournament where they’ll see a familiar foe in Erie.

    Longmont opened the season with a 56-42 loss to the Tigers and now get a chance at redemption.

    Emmelia Ashton added 13 points in Longmont’s winning effort on Tuesday.

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    (19) Skyview 39, (46) Coronado 36

    Jordan Gonzales knocked down a big 3-pointer late in the fourth quarter as Skyline held off a persistent Coronado team. The Cougars trailed by one entering the fourth quarter but Fatinah Muhammed made two key buckets to put them up by five.

    But the Wolverines battled back to avoid the upset and stay alive in tournament play.

    (23) Palmer Ridge 38, (42) Pueblo East 36

    Eden Bonser led all scorers with 17 points as the Bears grabbed a narrow win over the Eagles. They won’t travel far for their next game as they’ll take on league rival Air Academy on Friday.

    Jaylene Escajeda led Pueblo East with 11 points.

    (34) Littleton 58, (31) Denver West 44

    Ava Youngblood-Yazzi and Jasmyn Thompson-Harvey each scored 12 points as the Lions were one of just two lower-seeded teams to get a win in Tuesday’s slate of games.

    Other 4A scores:

    • (30) Pueblo County 36, (35) Standley Lake 31
    • (21) Lewis-Palmer 54, (44) Widefield 50
    • (32) Centaurus 43, (33) Pueblo South 33

  • No. 9 Golden boys basketball stays atop 4A Jeffco with win over D’Evelyn

    GOLDEN — Alan Acevedo is making his mark on the hardwood during his freshman campaign at Golden High School.

    Wednesday night was another example of how key the freshman has been for the Demons — No. 9 in the CHSAANow.com Class 4A boys basketball rankings. Acevedo came off the bench to score a game-high 22 points and grab seven rebounds in Golden’s 58-53 home victory over D’Evelyn.

    Golden freshman Alan Acevedo (30) goes up strong against D’Evelyn senior Sandy Dinegar (0) on Wednesday night. Acevedo had a game-high 22 points off the bench in the Demons’ 5-point win. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    “I just want help the team,” Acevedo said. “I don’t really care about points. I care about the family and team.”

    The victory kept Golden (11-6, 5-1) atop the 4A Jeffco League standings with rival Wheat Ridge (9-6, 5-1). Green Mountain (11-4, 4-2) is one game back. D’Evelyn (7-10, 3-3) is still within striking distance, but Jaguars’ coach Dan Zinn knows getting better and preparing for the playoffs is a primary focus.

    “We are still going to battle every game and see where the chips fall,” Zinn said of the league title. “But at the same time we know there is a state tournament that we will be apart of and we want to get ready for that as well.”

    D’Evelyn held a 29-28 halftime lead on the road against Golden, but the Demons turned the tide in the third quarter. After 15 points in the first half, Acevedo stayed hot. The freshman’s 3-pointer with 2:30 left in the third quarter gave Golden the lead for good at 38-37.

    A 14–3 run extend the lead to double-digits midway through the fourth quarter.

    “Second half we talked about just keeping our guy in front of us and play some good half-court man defense,” Golden coach Lou Vullo said. “We picked it up with our energy when we starting playing our 1-3-1 and trapping them at half-court. I think that is when we turned it around a little bit.”

    Senior Ben McLaughlin hit a big 3-pointer during the Demons’ run in the fourth quarter. Fellow senior Jack Anderson had a field goal and went 4-for-4 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter to reach 10 points on the night.

    “We feel like we are deep,” Vullo said of his team that had eight players score on the night. “If someone isn’t producing one night someone else will step in and help us out. We are fortunate to have that.”

    D’Evelyn senior Sam Belmonte (4) tries to work inside on Golden freshman Alan Acevedo and senior Kevin Mulligan. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    D’Evelyn senior Sandy Dinegar (11 points) and junior Kase Sundarapura (10 points) were he lone Jaguars to reach double-digit points in the loss.

    “Our defensively intensity was there all night,” Zinn said. “Our energy was there, but when you can’t make baskets it is tough to win basketball games.”

    Wednesday night marked the midway-point through 4A Jeffco League play. All seven teams in the competitive conference have played six of the dozen league games on the schedule. Going into Wednesday’s action, only Standley Lake was outside the top-48 in RPI that qualify for the state tournament.

    “This league is tough. We play Littleton on Friday and they are a scary team,” Vullo said. “At the end of the day there could be five of us who go to the state tournament.”

    Golden has road games coming up against Littleton (Friday, Jan. 31) and Standley Lake (Feb. 5) before heading into the home stretch of conference play.

    D’Evelyn remains on the road with games against Evergreen (Friday, Jan. 31) and Green Mountain (Feb. 5).

    Golden senior Ben McLaughlin (2) dribbles in front of the D’Evelyn bench and junior Luke Kjellsen (43) during the first half Wednesday night during the Class 4A Jeffco League game. (Dennis Pleuss/ Jeffco Athletics)

  • Photos: D’Evelyn girls basketball starts fast in win over Littleton

    A 24-point first quarter sparked D’Evelyn girls basketball’s strong offensive performance in a 59-36 win over Littleton.

  • D’Evelyn boys hoops upsets No. 10 Green Mountain in OT thriller

    DENVER — D’Evelyn’s boys basketball team might have had the win Wednesday night to jumpstart its season.

    The Jaguars (5-8, 2-1 in Class 4A Jeffco League) upset No. 10 ranked Green Mountain in an overtime thriller at D’Evelyn Junior/Senior High School. D’Evelyn was able to pull away in overtime to grab a 68-62 victory.

    Green Mountain senior Trey Towndrow (12) drives on D’Evelyn senior Sandy Dinegar (0) during the second half Wednesday at D’Evelyn Junior/Senior High School. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    “I’ve been waiting for this team to show up and put it all together,” D’Evelyn coach Dan Zinn said. “It wasn’t all together today, but we were a heck of a lot closer than we’ve been. On both ends of the court we were getting done what we wanted to get accomplished.”

    Senior Sandy Dinegar (23 points) and junior Luke Kjellsen (22 points) carried the offensive load for the Jaguars. D’Evelyn held a double-digit lead midway through the second quarter thanks to Dinegar’s 14 points before halftime.

    “They both are playing well,” Zinn said of Dinegar and Kjellsen. “Both have multiple facets to their game that makes it hard for them to be stopped.”

    Kjellsen did most of his damage in the second half. The junior’s 3-pointer early in the third quarter gave the Jaguars the lead back after Green Mountain (8-4, 1-2) went on a 12-0 run.

    “Green Mountain is a really good team,” Zinn said. “We had the first-quarter run, but basketball is a game of runs. We were able to withstand their run.”

    The Rams had the ball in the final seconds of the fourth quarter with a chance to win it in regulation. However, an acrobatic driving shot by freshman Jaylin Hardwrict (16 points) didn’t fall and the put-back attempt by senior Matt Schlieper didn’t drop in.

    Green Mountain senior Blake Schell (24) looses control of the ball in traffic Wednesday night against D’Evelyn. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    “We have to finish,” Green Mountain coach Mike Puccio said. “There was a lot missed at the rim tonight.”

    It was all Jaguars in the overtime period. D’Evelyn made just one field goal, but was 9-for-10 from the free-throw line to close out the win. Kjellsen finished 13-of-16 from the free-throw line, all in the second half.

    “I had a rough beginning the season with free throws. I was shooting something like 40 percent,” Kjellsen said. “I knew if we were going to win big games we had to make free throws.”

    D’Evelyn students there were in attendance rushed the court to celebrate with its players after the big conference win.

    “We’ve had a rough go of it. I think our effort was kind of lacking,” Kjellsen said of the 4-8 record coming into Wednesday’s game. “Tonight I think we showed as a team that we can play four quarters of basketball hard and we can beat anybody.”

    Green Mountain has dropped 3-of-4 games since Winter Break. Junior guard Darius Padilla has been out with a health issue for all three of the Rams’ losses since the start of the new year, which has contributed to the Rams’ turnover problems. Green Mountain turned the ball over 27 times against D’Evelyn.

    “We miss him,” Puccio said of Padilla. “But it’s got to be next man up. You can’t just stop winning games because Padilla is out. He does bring a lot for us, but it’s got to be next man up.”

    D’Evelyn junior Luke Kjellsen (43) takes the ball strong to the hoop Wednesday on Green Mountain junior Dylan Green (32). Kjellsen poured in 22 points, including going 13-for-16 from the free-throw line in the second half to help the Jaguars to a 68-62 overtime win over the Rams. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

  • Photos: D’Evelyn boys basketball knocks off No. 10 Green Mountain

    D’Evelyn boys basketball upset No. 10 Green Mountain in overtime on Wednesday.

  • D’Evelyn girls hoops ready for league play after win over Summit

    DENVER — D’Evelyn girls basketball will begin Class 4A Jeffco League play tomorrow coming off a winning note.

    The Jaguars (7-4 record) defeated visiting Summit 60-32 on Tuesday night, on the eve of the start of conference play for D’Evelyn.

    “We said that our league started tonight,” D’Evelyn coach Chris Olson said after the Jaguars ended their 2-game losing streak. “All of our (league) game are going to be pretty good games. It should be competitive every night.”

    D’Evelyn sophomore Chloe Klataske, middle, drives on Summit’s Sarah Pappas (5) and Nicole Kimball (2) during the first quarter Tuesday night. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    The non-league game Tuesday was actually the conclusion of the Jeffco Jungle Jam Tournament that started back on Dec. 11. A snowstorm prevented Summit to get down to the Metro Area for a scheduled game during the tournament, so the game was rescheduled right before the Jaguars start conference play.

    “We are all excited,” D’Evelyn senior Rylee Waggoner said of getting into league play. “A lot of players haven’t experienced this league varsity level.”

    D’Evelyn travels to Evergreen High School on Wednesday night to face the defending 4A Jeffco League champs — Evergreen Cougars (4-2).

    It was a three-team race last season for the conference title. Evergreen, Green Mountain and D’Evelyn combined for a 30-6 mark in league play, leaving the rest of the field in their wake. The Cougars eventually finished a game ahead of the Rams to capture the league title.

    “It’s definitely nice to start league with one of our tougher games,” Waggoner said of facing Evergreen to start the 12-game conference schedule that features home-and-away meeting for all seven teams in the league. “There are no easy teams in the league at all. We are all going to compete.”

    Green Mountain — ranked No. 7 in the latest CHSAANow.com Class 4A girls basketball poll — looks to be the front-runner this season after getting out to a 8-1 non-league record. The Rams open their conference schedule tomorrow night at home against an improved Wheat Ridge (5-2) squad.

    Olson believes that Green Mountain and Evergreen will be the teams to beat in the historically tough 4A Jeffco League.

    D’Evelyn junior Megan Stein, left, goes up for a shot over Summit senior Anna Tomlinson (32) on Tuesday night. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    D’Evelyn was tough in the opening minutes against Summit. A 3-pointer by sophomore Maddie Topping midway through the first quarter gave the Jaguars a 13-0 lead.

    “She (Topping) is one of those kids that last year we wanted to play a little bit more, but development wise we just let her play JV,” Olson said. “We knew this year that she would start right from the beginning. She can shoot the 3. She can drive. She is a pretty good defender. She is just going to keep getting better.”

    The Jaguars’ pressure defense early was key. Senior Peyton Balbin scored seven points in the first three minutes all off of turnovers created by D’Evelyn’s full-court pressure.

    “We don’t have that height anymore, so we are going to have to depend on our defense to make our offense,” Waggoner said. “That full-court press we do a lot of a time it kills teams. We just have to all work together.”

    D’Evelyn offense really got going in the second half. The Jaguars poured in 38 points after halftime to nearly double-up Summit. Ten different players scored for D’Evelyn, including junior Lexi Szathmary.

    Szathmary had missed a few games due to an ankle injury, but got some spot time against Summit. She is the Jaguars’ leading scorer, but will get a chance to get back to near 100 percent hopefully with D’Evelyn having a week off after its league opener against Evergreen.

    The Jaguars finished with nine 3-pointers on the night, but Olson knows success will come with defense this season.

    “One of the things we’ve learned from the preseason is everything for us is going to be defense driven,” Olson said. “That is how we create good shots. When we’ve struggle to score we aren’t turning teams over and not forcing tempo.”

    D’Evelyn senior Peyton Balbin, left, takes it strong to the basket during the Jaguars’ opening 13-0 run to start the game Tuesday night against Summit. The Jaguars never trailed in the 60-32 victory. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

  • The first girls swimming team rankings of the season

    This first girls swimming rankings of the season are below.

    These team rankings are created from the top marks of the season so far which have been entered in MaxPreps. They are compiled by PrepSwimCo.com.

    In addition, the top individual marks of the season to date are compiled here.

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    PrepSwimCo.com Girls Swimming & Diving Rankings

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM
    1 Cherry Creek
    2 Fairview
    3 Heritage
    4 Arapahoe
    5 Chatfield
    6 Regis
    7 Valor Christian
    8 Fossil Ridge
    9 Legacy
    10 Lewis-Palmer
    Class 4A
    RK TEAM
    1 Cheyenne Mountain
    2 Mullen
    3 Rampart
    4 Broomfield
    5 Silver Creek
    6 Pine Creek
    7 Windsor
    8 Monarch
    9 Dakota Ridge
    10 Niwot
    Class 3A
    RK TEAM
    1 Durango
    2 Salida
    3 Erie
    4 Pueblo County
    5 Evergreen
    6 Discovery Canyon
    7 Aspen
    8 Green Mountain
    9 D’Evelyn
    10 Holy Family

  • Video: Jeffco Preps With Pleuss (January)

    Jeffco Preps With Pleuss is a monthly roundup of Jeffco prep highlights hosted by Dennis Pleuss, Jeffco Public Schools’ sports information director. This month’s edition features one final look back at the 2019 football season that concluded with Columbine facing Cherry Creek in the Class 5A state championship game. Dakota Ridge boys cross country team was honored for its back-to-back 5A team state titles with an all-school assembly. The basketball season got going in a hurry. Green Mountain hosted the annual Paul Davis Classic, along with Wheat Ridge boys and girls hoopsters squaring off against Lakewood and Alameda International. The first National Letter of Intent Signing Day was also a topic before the calendar turned to 2020.