AURORA — Fourth-ranked Cherry Creek beat Grandview in football on Friday night, 21-0.
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Seniors play big role in field hockey’s growth
Colorado Academy is the No. 1 seed in this year’s state playoffs. (Courtesy photo) This group leads by example, and if they have it there way, the number of girls following in their footsteps will continue to grow.
Now in its 16th season, field hockey has proven a popular sport among young women across thirteen state high schools. Recently, the sport has grown in Colorado schools — thanks to members of the class of 2013.
“Every summer there is a summer league where you can come back and play,” said Colorado Academy captain Mandy Weeks. “Alumni, current high schoolers, young kids and adults all come and play during the summer.”
In Colorado, there are three premier field hockey clubs that girls can get involved in: Denver Field Hockey Club, and Colorado Field Hockey Association and Club Lewy located in Colorado Springs. Weeks has gotten involved in Denver’s club, along with a handful of other girls from local high schools.
At Smoky Hill, Jessica Schnitzer first got involved in the game in middle school when the varsity team came down to promote their team.
“They came down and passed out flyers and taught us how to play,” said Schnitzer. “They kind of told us about the team.”
Now part of the varsity team, Schnitzer and her teammates have gotten involved in the community. Smoky Hill, along with a handful of other schools, have started programs that raise awareness about their teams at the seventh- and eighth-grade levels.
“I try to make sure the people at our school know about field hockey and what we’re all about,” Schnitzer said. “The team makes sure we get involved in school activities like participating in the homecoming parade and going down to the middle school and working with the younger kids.”
Kent Denver’s Chloe Dikeou. (Courtesy photo) Players and coaches have both contributed to field hockey’s growth at Kent Denver.
“Field hockey wouldn’t be possible without our coach, Kathy James,” the Sun Devils’ Chloe Dikeou said. “She has helped develop our program tremendously. We have the second largest sports program at our school behind boys lacrosse.”
Some players have gotten so involved in the game that they hope to coach after graduating this summer. Bailey Taber of St. Mary’s Academy and Hannah Coburn of Mountain Vista plan to return as coaches.
“I want to come back next year and help coach — I love sports, encouraging my teammates and teaching the newbies,” Taber said. “At St. Mary’s, it’s very unique. We get to have a ton of fun while staying competitive. Our teammates become our family.”
Coburn has seen the program grow over her time at Mountain Vista.
“I am going to play field hockey in college and it would be my dream to coach when I come back during the summer at the middle school, high school or club level,” Coburn said. “I have been a part of Denver field hockey for four years but have been coaching and mentoring for two. I’m really proud of our school and the passion it has for the sport. I’m really excited to see where the program goes in the future.”
Taber has also helped the sport grow internationally. During a two-week service trip to Uganda last summer, she brought field hockey to an orphanage.
“We brought plastic field hockey sticks and taught some of the kids down there how to play,” Taber said. “I ran camps and we did a bunch of projects for the community on a two-week service trip to an orphanage. I hope to go back next summer with the same organization and help work with them some more.”
(Courtesy photo) Kayla Wayne, of Grandview, has reached out to the athletic community through social media.
“I usually tell people to come out to our games over Facebook or Twitter, and talk to other friends who don’t play,” said Wayne. “A lot of my friends notice how close we are on and off the field and that brings them to games.”
In 2013, Daelynn Demello of Palmer Ridge leads the league in points (55) and goals (20), and is tied for first in assists with 15. She and her team lost to Colorado Academy in last season’s championship game.
“This year we’re hoping to make it to (the state final) again, it will help the sport continue to grow at our school,” Demello said.
This season’s state championship bracket was released Tuesday morning Colorado Academy once again claimed the top seed and will play Cheyenne Mountain in the first round.
The semifinals of will take place on Oct. 23, and a state champion will emerge on Oct. 28 in the finals at All-City stadium in Denver.
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Mountain View now No. 3 in 4A girls cross country ranking
Mountain View made a big jump in this week’s 4A Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com girls cross country poll, moving from seventh to third.
The 2A poll was the only ranking to add new teams this week. Heritage Christian (No. 8) and Skyview Academy (No. 10) joined.
Complete rankings for all classes are below.
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Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com Girls Polls
Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org.
Class 5A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Fort Collins (9) 135 1 2 Monarch (5) 130 2 3 Cherry Creek 113 3 4 Pine Creek 98 4 5 ThunderRidge 63 5 6 Legacy 62 9 7 Rock Canyon 54 8 8 Fairview 47 7 9 Mountain Vista 32 6 10 Grandview 12 10 Others receiving votes: Castle View 10, Fossil Ridge 8, Heritage 5, Arapahoe 1. Dropped out: None. Class 4A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Thompson Valley (7) 131 1 2 The Classical Academy (3) 125 2 3 Mountain View (3) 123 7 4 Niwot 110 4 5 Air Academy (1) 94 3 6 Cheyenne Mountain (1) 86 5 7 Battle Mountain 50 6 8 Coronado 34 8 9 Evergreen 33 9 10 Durango 15 10 Others receiving votes: Wheat Ridge 12, Palmer Ridge 10, Broomfield 3. Dropped out: None. Class 3A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Salida (12) 120 1 2 Holy Family 102 2 3 Peak to Peak 87 3 4 Colorado Academy 73 4 5 Kent Denver 66 5 6 Estes Park 54 6 7 Moffat County 48 8 8 Frontier Academy 45 7 9 Bayfield 22 9 10 Alamosa 18 10 Others receiving votes: Pagosa Springs 12, St. Mary’s 9, Buena Vista 3, Platte Valley 1. Dropped out: None. Class 2A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Hotchkiss (10) 106 1 2 Lyons (1) 86 2 3 Paonia 84 4 4 Vanguard 80 3 5 Resurrection Christian 74 6 6 Denver Christian 49 5 7 Nederland 39 9 8 Heritage Christian 31 – 9 Shining Mountain 24 7 10 SkyView Academy 15 – Others receiving votes: Sargent 10, Mancos 3, Yuma 3, Rocky Ford 1. Dropped out: Sargent (8), Custer County (10). -
Five new teams join this week’s volleyball rankings
Battle Mountain (4A), University (3A), Swink (2A), Idalia (1A) and Edison (1A) are the newcomers to this week’s CHSAANow.com volleyball polls.
All five No. 1 teams stayed put.
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.
Class 5A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Grandview (10) 14-2 118 1 2-0 2 Arapahoe (1) 14-2 104 2 1-1 3 Fossil Ridge (1) 15-0 96 3 3-0 4 Doherty 13-3 72 5 2-0 5 Regis Jesuit 14-2 71 4 2-0 6 Cherry Creek 12-4 57 6 1-1 7 Eaglecrest 11-4 48 7 1-1 8 Mountain Vista 15-4 30 8 3-0 9 Fruita Monument 13-3 21 9 2-1 10 Lakewood 12-4 18 10 2-0 Others receiving votes: Rampart 9, Cherokee Trail 7, Rangeview 4, Ralston Valley 3, Fort Collins 2. Dropped out None. Class 4A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Lewis-Palmer (7) 15-1 115 1 2-0 2 Cheyenne Mountain (4) 14-1 107 2 2-0 3 Longmont (1) 15-0 97 3 3-0 4 Air Academy 13-3 70 4 2-0 5 Thomas Jefferson 15-0 53 5 2-0 6 Ponderosa 12-6 51 6 2-1 7 Montrose 12-3 50 7 1-1 8 Valor Christian 10-2 43 8 2-0 9 Battle Mountain 12-1 20 – 2-0 10 Niwot 15-5 12 9 1-1 Others receiving votes: Windsor 11, Roosevelt 10, Coronado 7, Pueblo West 6, Elizabeth 4, Mead 3, Silver Creek 2, Pueblo Central 1, Thompson Valley 1. Dropped out Coronado (10). Class 3A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Manitou Springs (7) 18-0 94 1 2-0 2 Eaton (4) 16-1 93 3 3-0 3 Valley 13-4 84 2 2-1 4 Holy Family 12-3 66 6 1-0 5 Platte Valley 11-5 57 4 1-1 6 Bayfield 13-3 55 5 2-1 7 Gunnison 15-3 42 7 1-0 8 Sterling 10-5 38 8 1-2 9 Coal Ridge 15-1 21 9 2-0 10 University 9-6 20 – 2-0 Others receiving votes: Lamar 14, Machebeuf 7, Olathe 7, Bennett 3, Clear Creek 2, St. Mary’s 2. Dropped out Lamar (10). Class 2A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Resurrection Christian (5) 15-0 92 1 2-0 2 Fowler (3) 17-0 88 2 2-0 3 Lutheran (2) 16-1 83 3 3-0 4 Paonia 16-0 70 4 2-0 5 Sargent 14-2 45 6 2-0 6 Sangre de Cristo 16-1 38 5 2-0 7 Swink 13-3 29 – 5-1 8 Yuma 11-4 28 8 1-0 9 Lyons 13-4 27 7 3-0 10 C.S. School 16-1 24 9 3-0 Others receiving votes: Akron 10, Dayspring Christian 6, Kiowa 3, Ridgway 2, Byers 1, Rye 1. Dropped out Akron (10). Class 1A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Caliche (8) 16-1 80 1 3-0 2 Otis 15-1 71 2 1-0 3 Fleming 14-3 57 4 3-0 4 Flagler 12-3 52 5 1-1 5 Dove Creek 17-0 46 6 1-0 6 Eads 15-2 41 3 2-2 7 Hi-Plains 12-5 27 7 0-1 8 Idalia 10-5 14 – 3-1 9 Stratton 10-5 12 8 3-1 10 Edison 16-0 11 – 2-0 Others receiving votes: Rocky Mountain Lutheran 10, Vail Christian 8, La Veta 5, Arickaree 3, Elbert 2, Cheraw 1, Kit Carson 1. Dropped out Rocky Mountain Lutheran (9), Vail Christian (10). -
5A boys soccer poll adds Boulder and Arvada West
Boulder (No. 9) and Arvada West (No. 10) joined CHSAANow.com’s 5A boys soccer ranking this week.
In 4A, Wheat Ridge (No. 8) was the lone newcomer. The 3A poll added No. 9 Aurora West College Prep.
All three No. 1 teams remained the same.
Complete polls for all classes are below.
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CHSAANow.com Boys Soccer 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.
Class 5A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Rangeview (7) 13-0-0 102 1 2-0-0 2 Rock Canyon (3) 11-0-2 92 3 2-0-0 3 Smoky Hill (1) 13-2-0 89 7 2-0-0 4 Pine Creek 11-1-2 82 5 2-0-1 5 Grandview (1) 11-2-1 73 2 0-1-0 6 Fairview 10-2-1 54 6 2-1-0 7 George Washington 10-0-2 46 9 2-0-0 8 Cherry Creek 10-3-1 37 4 3-2-0 9 Boulder 10-3-0 31 – 2-0-0 10 Arvada West 10-2-0 19 – 1-0-0 Others receiving votes: Montbello 14, Highlands Ranch 10, Aurora Central 8, Chatfield 1, Fruita Monument 1, Standley Lake 1. Dropped out Montbello (8), Standley Lake (10). Class 4A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Air Academy (10) 14-1-0 118 1 3-1-0 2 Broomfield (1) 9-2-2 100 2 1-0-0 3 Ponderosa (1) 10-3-1 85 5 2-0-0 4 Cheyenne Mountain 11-3-0 76 4 3-0-0 5 Evergreen 11-2-0 71 3 2-1-0 6 Denver North 11-1-0 61 7 2-0-0 7 Valor Christian 10-3-0 56 6 1-0-0 8 Wheat Ridge 9-3-1 21 – 1-0-1 9 Battle Mountain 11-2-0 20 9 2-0-0 10 Niwot 7-3-1 18 10 2-0-0 Others receiving votes: Golden 8, Pueblo Centennial 7, Greeley Central 6, Denver South 5, Lewis-Palmer 2, Skyline 2, Greeley West 1, Pueblo West 1, Silver Creek 1, Windsor 1. Dropped out Golden (8). Class 3A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Colorado Academy (11) 13-0-1 128 1 1-0-1 2 Salida (2) 13-0-0 108 3 2-0-0 3 The Classical Academy 13-1-0 107 2 1-0-0 4 Kent Denver 10-2-1 80 5 1-0-1 5 Coal Ridge 10-2-1 56 4 2-1-1 6 Frontier Academy 12-0-0 51 6 2-0-0 7 Bruce Randolph 9-1-2 46 8 0-0-1 8 Holy Family 10-3-0 43 7 2-1-0 9 Aurora West College Prep 11-2-0 29 – 3-0-0 10 Manitou Springs 10-3-0 15 9 1-1-0 Others receiving votes: Crested Butte 14, Faith Christian 14, Telluride 8, Roaring Fork 7, Jefferson 4, Basalt 3, Machebeuf 2. Dropped out Roaring Fork (10). -
5A softball state championship bracket
The 2013 state softball bracket for Class 5A.
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Football roundup: Lakewood upsets No. 8 Arapahoe in final minutes
Lakewood quarterback Casey Nicholls, pictured during a game against Fairview earlier this season. Eighth-ranked Arapahoe was poised to escape with another slim win. Only, no one told Lakewood.
The Tigers’ Anthony Brown returned a punt 48 yards to Arapahoe’s 7-yard-line with under two minutes to play. Quarterback Casey Nicholls scored what turned out to be the winning touchdown on a sneak two plays later in a 46-39 upset.
Arapahoe needed overtime to beat Mullen last week. This week, the Warriors rallied from a 32-23 halftime deficit to take a 39-32 lead. But Lakewood dialed up a wide receiver pass to Tevin Lucas on third-and-17 to tie the game at 39 with 6:50 to play. The Tigers forced Arapahoe to punt on the ensuing drive, setting up Brown’s big return.
Lakewood improves to 2-5 this season, while Arapahoe falls to 5-2.
Elsewhere in 5A, No. 10 Cherokee Trail shook off some first-half rust to rally and beat Grandview 21-7. The Cougars trailed 7-0 at the break.
“We’re happy with how we played in second half,”coach Monte Thelen told ColoradoPreps.com’s Built Ford Tough Scoreboard Show on Friday night. “Beating Grandview at any time is a great achievement for us, so we feel good about our performance, especially in the second half tonight.”
Cameron Smith rushed 22 times for 132 yards and two scores for Cherokee Trail. Quarterback Aric Johnson was 9-of-18 with 121 yards passing.
Cherokee Trail turned the ball over three times in the first half, and also had a touchdown called back due to a penalty.
“We’re really happy with how our defense played the entire game to be honest with you, because we put them in a number of negative situations in the first half,” Thelen said. “They were able to come through. We just felt like if we could calm down and play our game in the second half that we could definitely get back into the game. We were fortunate to be able to do that.”
In 4A, No. 6 Falcon rebounded from a tough loss last week to Pine Creek to come back and top Ponderosa, 24-14. The Falcons scored the game’s final 24 points.
“What was interesting is that it was like a reciprocal of our game last week with Pine Creek,” co-head coach Brian Green told the Scoreboard Show. “We were up at half and Pine Creek came storming back. We kind of followed their same formula to victory this week.
“It was really just coming out and making plays. We made some good defensive plays that put us in position to score and kind of capture the momentum early in the third quarter and never looked back after that.”
Running back Kalen Ballage carried the ball 21 times for 68 yards and a touchdown. Justin Barron also had a rushing score, but the game turned on Dylan Cutkomp’s 51-yard interception return for a touchdown.
“That one put us on top, and we just carried that wave of momentum to the finish line,” Green said.
Eighth-ranked Mead stayed unbeaten in the 3A ranks with a 41-14 win over Northridge. Quarterback Griffin Nelson was 19-of-28 for 195 yards and two scores, while the Mavericks also racked up 415 yards and four scores on the ground.
“I was really proud of the fact that we rushed the ball really well tonight,” coach Jason Klatt told the Scoreboard Show. “And Griffin was just a real leader tonight. He hung in there and threw a bunch of key completions that kept drives alive and it was just a great all-around win.”
Mead is now 6-0, but isn’t worried about any outside pressures.
“That’s been a big question that we didn’t really know how that was going to go, but we have a senior-led group that is very resilient,” Klatt said. “They’ve bought into what we’re telling them and they are beginning to be mentally tough to where we don’t listen to that stuff and we’re not concerned about outside stuff and Wild Card points and all that stuff. The only thing that we can control is our attitude and our effort. That’s what we’re doing right now.”
Holy Family, ranked No. 6 in 3A, needed a stop of a two-point conversion to season a 20-19 win at Erie.
“They had a great drive, they put together a couple of plays, and they went for the two-point conversion,” coach Mike Gabriel told the Scoreboard Show. “It came down to I think about the 1-inch line, but we kept them out of the end zone.”
Holy Family is 3-0 since a crushing 45-14 loss to Silver Creek on Sept. 20.
“I think Silver Creek kind of revealed some stuff to us as a staff that we needed to work harder in practice and challenge the kids more in practice and just get after it a little more,” Gabriel said. “We’ve changed things, and the kids have responded. We’re starting to see the results.”
In all, Week 7 has belonged to the ranked teams. Ranked teams are 43-4 against unranked opponents across all classifications through Friday’s games.
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5A volleyball poll adds Fruita Monument at No. 9
Fruita Monument is the lone newcomer to this week’s CHSAANow.com 5A volleyball poll.
All five No. 1 teams remained the same.
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.
Class 5A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Grandview (10) 12-2 134 1 2-0 2 Arapahoe (1) 13-1 124 2 2-0 3 Fossil Ridge (3) 12-0 114 3 2-0 4 Regis Jesuit 12-2 88 6 2-0 5 Doherty 11-3 78 7 1-0 6 Cherry Creek 11-3 72 4 1-1 7 Eaglecrest 10-3 54 5 1-1 8 Mountain Vista 12-4 43 8 3-0 9 Fruita Monument 11-2 25 – 1-0 10 Lakewood 10-4 14 10 2-0 Others receiving votes: Cherokee Trail 10, Rampart 10, Rangeview 8, Highlands Ranch 3, Fort Collins 2. Dropped out Cherokee Trail (9). Class 4A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Lewis-Palmer (8) 13-1 142 1 2-0 2 Cheyenne Mountain (3) 12-1 130 2 2-0 3 Longmont (3) 12-0 123 3 2-0 4 Air Academy 11-3 91 4 1-2 5 Thomas Jefferson (1) 13-0 82 5 3-0 6 Ponderosa 10-5 58 7 2-0 7 Montrose 11-2 57 9 1-0 8 Valor Christian 8-2 37 6 0-1 9 Niwot 14-4 28 – 4-2 10 Coronado 10-3 19 – 2-0 Others receiving votes: Silver Creek 18, Battle Mountain 13, Elizabeth 10, Roosevelt 7, Pueblo West 5, Windsor 4, Fort Morgan 1, Pueblo Centennial 1. Dropped out Roosevelt (8), Silver Creek (10). Class 3A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Manitou Springs (6) 16-0 77 1 2-0 2 Valley 11-3 65 2 2-1 3 Eaton (2) 13-1 57 3 7-0 4 Platte Valley 10-4 46 5 5-2 5 Bayfield 11-2 42 4 2-0 6 Holy Family 11-3 41 7 2-1 7 Gunnison 14-3 34 6 1-0 8 Sterling 9-3 28 8 2-1 9 Coal Ridge 13-1 20 9 2-0 10 Lamar 13-2 14 10 2-0 Others receiving votes: Fort Lupton 10, Olathe 3, University 3. Dropped out None. Class 2A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Resurrection Christian (3) 13-0 73 1 2-0 2 Fowler (3) 15-0 72 2 3-0 3 Lutheran (2) 13-1 68 3 2-0 4 Paonia 14-0 54 4 3-0 5 Sangre de Cristo 14-1 36 5 2-0 6 Sargent 12-2 34 6 2-0 7 Lyons 10-4 23 8 2-1 8 Yuma 10-4 17 – 2-0 9 C.S. School 13-1 13 7 1-0 10 Akron 9-5 12 – 3-1 Others receiving votes: Swink 11, Simla 10, Dayspring Christian 9, Byers 2, Denver Christian 2, Rye 2, Del Norte 1, Ridgway 1. Dropped out Simla (9), Swink (10). Class 1A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Caliche (7) 13-1 79 1 3-0 2 Otis (1) 14-1 71 2 2-0 3 Eads 13-0 58 3 4-0 4 Fleming 11-3 55 4 2-1 5 Flagler 11-2 50 5 3-1 6 Dove Creek 16-0 41 7 3-0 7 Hi-Plains 12-4 25 8 4-1 8 Stratton 7-4 18 6 1-2 9 Rocky Mountain Lutheran 12-1 13 10 3-0 10 Vail Christian 11-4 12 – 1-1 Others receiving votes: La Veta 8, Idalia 4, Cheraw 3, Edison 3, Genoa Hugo/Karval 1. Dropped out Edison (9). -
George Washington, Standley Lake join 5A soccer ranking
George Washington and Standley Lake have joined this week’s CHSAANow.com 5A boys soccer poll.
The two teams were the lone new additions in 5A. GW is No. 9, Standley Lake No. 10.
Complete polls for all classes are below.
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CHSAANow.com Boys Soccer 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.
Class 5A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Rangeview (9) 11-0-0 119 1 2-0-0 2 Grandview (3) 11-1-1 113 2 3-0-1 3 Rock Canyon (1) 9-0-2 88 3 2-0-0 4 Cherry Creek 7-1-1 72 4 1-0-0 5 Pine Creek 9-1-1 66 6 1-0-0 6 Fairview 8-1-1 55 7 2-0-0 7 Smoky Hill 11-2-0 45 8 3-0-0 8 Montbello 8-1-1 32 5 1-1-0 9 George Washington 8-0-2 28 – 2-0-0 10 Standley Lake 9-1-1 24 – 2-0-0 Others receiving votes: Aurora Central 19, Boulder 17, Arvada West 13, Highlands Ranch 8, Hinkley 8, Cherokee Trail 7, Ralston Valley 1. Dropped out Aurora Central (9), Highlands Ranch (10). Class 4A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Air Academy (12) 11-0-0 120 1 2-0-0 2 Broomfield 8-2-2 95 2 1-0-1 3 Evergreen 9-1-0 91 3 3-0-0 4 Cheyenne Mountain 8-3-0 71 5 1-1-0 5 Ponderosa 8-3-1 64 4 1-1-1 6 Valor Christian 9-3-0 60 7 1-0-0 7 Denver North 9-1-0 47 10 2-0-0 8 Golden 7-1-2 33 9 2-0-0 9 Battle Mountain 9-2-0 18 6 2-1-0 10 Niwot 5-3-1 11 8 1-1-0 Others receiving votes: Englewood 8, Lewis-Palmer 7, Summit 6, Wheat Ridge 6, Pueblo Centennial 5, Pueblo South 5, Pueblo West 3, Silver Creek 3, Greeley Central 2, Skyline 2, Skyview 1. Dropped out None. Class 3A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Colorado Academy (10) 12-0-0 100 1 3-0-0 2 The Classical Academy 12-1-0 79 2 1-1-0 3 Salida 11-0-0 78 5 3-0-0 4 Coal Ridge 8-1-0 66 4 2-0-0 5 Kent Denver 9-2-0 53 8 3-0-0 6 Frontier Academy 10-0-0 43 7 2-0-0 7 Holy Family 8-2-0 41 3 1-2-0 8 Bruce Randolph 9-1-1 34 6 2-1-0 9 Manitou Springs 9-2-0 18 9 1-0-0 10 Roaring Fork 7-2-1 16 – 1-0-0 Others receiving votes: Faith Christian 8, Machebeuf 5, Aurora West College Prep 4, Crested Butte 2, Telluride 2, KIPP 1. Dropped out Faith Christian (10).