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  • Baseball’s Wild Card point standings, April 9

    Wild Card points help determine the postseason fields in 3A, 4A and 5A, with 4A and 5A also using them for seeding. Find a more detailed breakdown here.

    Baseball’s Wild Card point standings for April 9 are below.

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

    Class 5A
    Rank School Points
    1 Chatfield 112.000
    2 Regis Jesuit 107.778
    3 Fairview 106.444
    4 ThunderRidge 105.750
    5 Columbine 105.100
    6 Arapahoe 101.778
    7 Mountain Vista 99.889
    8 Ralston Valley 99.600
    9 Chaparral 98.750
    10 Rock Canyon 96.444
    11 Grand Junction Central 96.385
    12 Fruita Monument 96.357
    13 Monarch 96.143
    14 Grand Junction 96.077
    15 Pine Creek 95.778
    16 Brighton 95.000
    17 Fossil Ridge 92.444
    18 Prairie View 92.000
    19 Arvada West 91.600
    20 Cherry Creek 91.556
    21 Horizon 91.444
    22 Mountain Range 90.250
    23 Dakota Ridge 89.000
    24 Douglas County 88.444
    25 Castle View 87.375
    26 Lincoln 87.250
    27 Eaglecrest 86.875
    28 Lakewood 86.800
    29 Rocky Mountain 86.714
    30 Northglenn 86.667
    31 Boulder 85.900
    32 Mullen 85.500
    33 Denver East 85.455
    34 Bear Creek 83.600
    35 Heritage 82.000
    36 Doherty 81.111
    37 Legend 81.000
    38 Rangeview 80.273
    39 Standley Lake 80.200
    40 Highlands Ranch 79.778
    41 Westminster 78.727
    42 Fort Collins 78.571
    43 Aurora Central 78.444
    44 Greeley West 77.111
    45 George Washington 76.923
    46 Overland 76.200
    47 Liberty 76.143
    48 Poudre 75.625
    49 Palmer 72.778
    50 Pomona 72.556
    51 Fountain-Fort Carson 72.100
    52 Littleton 71.375
    53 Legacy 70.875
    54 Smoky Hill 70.778
    55 Grandview 69.100
    56 Cherokee Trail 68.600
    57 Montbello 67.545
    58 Rampart 65.375
    59 Hinkley 64.545
    60 Loveland 63.444
    61 Gateway 60.700
    62 Adams City 59.273
    63 Thornton 53.571

    Class 4A
    Rank School Points
    1 Niwot 101.889
    2 Wheat Ridge 98.286
    3 Lewis-Palmer 97.889
    4 Montrose 97.800
    5 Elizabeth 96.222
    6 Evergreen 95.714
    7 Ponderosa 94.111
    8 Windsor 92.818
    9 Palmer Ridge 92.250
    10 Durango 92.100
    11 Delta 91.167
    12 Longmont 91.000
    13 Valor Christian 90.909
    14 Palisade 90.400
    15 Pueblo East 88.000
    16 D’Evelyn 87.875
    17 Thomas Jefferson 85.889
    18 Falcon 85.500
    19 Golden 85.125
    20 Canon City 85.000
    21 Pueblo Centennial 83.333
    22 Green Mountain 83.125
    23 Skyview 83.100
    24 Mesa Ridge 81.727
    25 Frederick 81.700
    26 Widefield 81.300
    27 Steamboat Springs 80.286
    28 Kennedy 80.077
    29 Thompson Valley 80.000
    30 Rifle 79.909
    31 Air Academy 79.857
    32 Denver North 79.444
    33 Northridge 79.444
    34 Skyline 79.000
    35 Greeley Central 78.400
    36 Eagle Valley 77.889
    37 Montezuma-Cortez 77.583
    38 Erie 77.000
    39 Pueblo South 76.900
    40 Vista PEAK Prep 76.818
    41 Discovery Canyon 76.667
    42 Mead 75.333
    43 Denver West 74.750
    44 Broomfield 73.000
    45 Mountain View 72.889
    46 Pueblo Central 72.778
    47 Pueblo West 71.571
    48 Coronado 71.556
    49 Glenwood Springs 70.625
    50 Fort Morgan 70.091
    51 Conifer 70.000
    52 Cheyenne Mountain 69.000
    53 Sand Creek 68.333
    54 Roosevelt 68.000
    55 Pueblo County 67.889
    56 Berthoud 67.000
    57 Silver Creek 66.455
    58 Summit 63.667
    59 Englewood 62.889
    60 Battle Mountain 61.778
    61 Vista Ridge 60.778
    62 Alameda 60.500
    63 Arvada 58.286
    64 Weld Central 58.167
    65 Woodland Park 57.125
    66 Denver South 54.250
    67 Centaurus 54.125
    68 Mitchell 50.000
    69 Sierra 48.778
    70 Harrison 38.571

    Class 3A
    Rank School Points
    1 Eaton 88.429
    2 Valley 87.889
    3 Bayfield 85.000
    4 Holy Family 82.700
    5 Faith Christian 81.571
    6 Brush 80.400
    7 Cedaredge 80.333
    8 Gunnison 78.625
    9 University 76.286
    10 The Classical Academy 76.000
    11 Arrupe Jesuit 74.000
    12 Platte Valley 73.500
    13 Lamar 73.400
    14 Basalt 71.167
    15 Buena Vista 71.000
    16 Centauri 69.000
    17 Kent Denver 68.400
    18 Florence 68.000
    19 Olathe 67.300
    20 St. Mary’s 65.875
    21 Moffat County 65.571
    22 Bennett 65.500
    23 Fort Lupton 65.273
    24 La Junta 65.100
    25 Pagosa Springs 64.125
    26 Peak to Peak 60.273
    27 Sheridan 60.182
    28 The Academy 59.333
    29 Trinidad 59.100
    30 Clear Creek/Gilpin County 58.500
    31 Colorado Academy 58.429
    32 Alamosa 58.200
    33 Manitou Springs 57.222
    34 Sterling 57.111
    35 Jefferson Academy 55.600
    36 Strasburg 54.600
    37 Bishop Machebeuf 53.100
    38 Platte Canyon 53.000
    39 Roaring Fork 51.556
    40 Monte Vista 51.143
    41 Coal Ridge 50.750
    42 Grand Valley 50.000
    43 Colorado Springs Christian 49.833
    44 Ellicott 47.750
    45 Dolores Huerta Prep 45.444
    46 Bruce Randolph 45.200
    47 Manual 44.250
    48 Salida 43.222
    49 Denver Science & Tech Stapleton 42.600
    50 Middle Park 41.667
    51 Jefferson 41.000
    52 Aspen 39.444
    53 Estes Park 39.286
    54 KIPP Denver Collegiate 25.000

    Class 2A
    Rank School Points
    1 Rye 73.000
    2 Peyton 72.250
    3 Hotchkiss 71.273
    4 Swink 71.000
    5 Sedgwick County 69.000
    6 Kiowa 68.500
    7 Resurrection Christian 67.500
    8 Rocky Ford 67.111
    9 Ignacio 66.250
    10 Lutheran 64.429
    11 Denver Christian 63.800
    12 Limon 63.250
    13 Holyoke 62.333
    14 Calhan 62.286
    15 Haxtun 59.818
    16 Nucla 59.429
    17 Yuma 58.500
    18 Paonia 56.625
    19 Custer County 56.250
    20 Las Animas 55.900
    21 Burlington 55.889
    22 Rangely 55.375
    23 Dolores 55.286
    24 Center 54.143
    25 Crowley County 54.000
    26 Alexander Dawson 52.000
    27 South Park 51.778
    28 Akron 50.857
    29 Lyons 50.143
    30 Fowler 48.625
    31 Dayspring Christian Academy 47.429
    32 Merino 45.167
    33 Sierra Grande 44.800
    34 Antonito 44.400
    35 Springfield 43.667
    36 Front Range Christian 42.286
    37 Wray 40.333
    38 John Mall 40.200
    39 Evangelical Christian 39.667
    40 Simla 38.571
    41 Sargent 36.600
    42 Highland 35.875
    43 County Line [Wiley/McClave] 35.556
    44 Longmont Christian 35.125
    45 Byers 35.000
    46 Meeker 33.333
    47 Sanford 30.800
    48 Denver Academy 28.333
    49 Wiggins 26.250
    50 Pikes Peak Christian 25.000
    51 Cripple Creek-Victor 18.571

    Class 1A
    Rank School Points
    1 Stratton 54.200
    2 Elbert 52.600
    3 Granada 48.800
    4 Dove Creek 46.333
    5 Cotopaxi 45.800
    6 Peetz 42.333
    7 Community Christian 41.000
    8 Caliche 40.889
    9 Fleming 37.500
    10 Eads 36.900
    11 Manzanola 36.875
    12 Holly 32.200
    13 Rocky Mountain Lutheran 28.500
    14 Cornerstone Christian Academy 24.500
    15 Cheyenne Wells 24.000
    16 Briggsdale 18.400
    17 Primero 13.750
    18 Walsh 12.500
    19 Denver Jewish Day 10.000
    20 Weldon Valley 10.000

  • Baseball’s Wild Card point standings, April 2

    Wild Card points help determine the postseason fields in 3A, 4A and 5A, with 4A and 5A also using them for seeding. Find a more detailed breakdown here.

    Baseball’s Wild Card point standings for April 2 are below.

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

    Class 5A
    Rank School Points
    1 Chatfield 109.429
    2 Regis Jesuit 104.167
    3 Fairview 104.000
    4 ThunderRidge 103.286
    5 Columbine 101.000
    6 Dakota Ridge 97.125
    7 Arapahoe 96.143
    8 Douglas County 94.857
    9 Rock Canyon 93.667
    10 Monarch 92.800
    11 Ralston Valley 92.714
    12 Mountain Vista 92.500
    13 Grand Junction Central 92.000
    14 Fossil Ridge 91.857
    15 Grand Junction 91.400
    16 Fruita Monument 90.545
    17 Chaparral 90.333
    18 Prairie View 89.714
    19 Brighton 87.875
    20 Mullen 87.667
    21 Arvada West 86.875
    22 Rocky Mountain 86.400
    23 Lakewood 86.000
    24 Lincoln 85.667
    25 Castle View 85.500
    26 Cherry Creek 84.125
    27 Pine Creek 82.625
    28 Mountain Range 82.429
    29 Standley Lake 81.625
    30 Bear Creek 81.571
    31 Doherty 81.000
    32 Horizon 80.714
    33 Highlands Ranch 80.714
    34 Denver East 78.667
    35 Northglenn 76.625
    36 Grandview 76.400
    37 Rangeview 76.333
    38 Aurora Central 75.750
    39 Legend 75.714
    40 Greeley West 75.143
    41 Eaglecrest 74.500
    42 Boulder 73.857
    43 Overland 73.667
    44 Littleton 73.167
    45 George Washington 72.636
    46 Montbello 71.875
    47 Palmer 71.286
    48 Heritage 70.714
    49 Liberty 69.857
    50 Fountain-Fort Carson 69.714
    51 Westminster 68.875
    52 Pomona 67.429
    53 Poudre 67.167
    54 Legacy 64.333
    55 Rampart 63.875
    56 Cherokee Trail 63.400
    57 Hinkley 61.889
    58 Loveland 60.200
    59 Fort Collins 60.000
    60 Smoky Hill 59.429
    61 Gateway 57.444
    62 Adams City 51.111
    63 Thornton 49.000

    Class 4A
    Rank School Points
    1 Evergreen 99.500
    2 Niwot 99.250
    3 Elizabeth 99.167
    4 Ponderosa 95.000
    5 Montrose 94.875
    6 Lewis-Palmer 94.000
    7 Wheat Ridge 93.250
    8 Windsor 92.625
    9 Green Mountain 92.600
    10 Delta 91.222
    11 Longmont 90.143
    12 Skyview 88.143
    13 Falcon 87.714
    14 Palmer Ridge 86.857
    15 Skyline 86.000
    16 Air Academy 85.400
    17 Valor Christian 84.625
    18 Canon City 83.800
    19 Durango 83.625
    20 D’Evelyn 82.000
    21 Palisade 81.625
    22 Golden 80.200
    23 Pueblo Centennial 79.333
    24 Thomas Jefferson 79.250
    25 Mesa Ridge 79.222
    26 Northridge 77.833
    27 Widefield 77.500
    28 Mountain View 74.750
    29 Rifle 74.429
    30 Erie 74.333
    31 Frederick 74.286
    32 Denver North 74.250
    33 Vista PEAK Prep 74.222
    34 Conifer 74.000
    35 Steamboat Springs 73.500
    36 Kennedy 73.273
    37 Montezuma-Cortez 72.750
    38 Denver West 71.500
    39 Battle Mountain 71.500
    40 Alameda 71.000
    41 Pueblo Central 70.667
    42 Pueblo West 70.333
    43 Greeley Central 70.222
    44 Eagle Valley 69.500
    45 Pueblo East 69.500
    46 Silver Creek 69.375
    47 Pueblo South 68.857
    48 Mead 68.750
    49 Thompson Valley 67.333
    50 Berthoud 67.167
    51 Discovery Canyon 66.571
    52 Coronado 64.000
    53 Vista Ridge 64.000
    54 Pueblo County 62.833
    55 Sand Creek 62.667
    56 Arvada 62.000
    57 Fort Morgan 60.333
    58 Englewood 60.143
    59 Cheyenne Mountain 60.000
    60 Broomfield 59.600
    61 Woodland Park 55.500
    62 Centaurus 53.000
    63 Summit 52.000
    64 Glenwood Springs 51.000
    65 Roosevelt 50.833
    66 Denver South 48.909
    67 Weld Central 45.833
    68 Sierra 45.571
    69 Mitchell 38.000
    70 Harrison 34.000

    Class 3A
    Rank School Points
    1 Eaton 90.500
    2 Valley 82.000
    3 Kent Denver 82.000
    4 Cedaredge 80.800
    5 Holy Family 80.667
    6 Gunnison 79.000
    7 The Classical Academy 79.000
    8 University 78.000
    9 Lamar 77.167
    10 Faith Christian 77.000
    11 Arrupe Jesuit 75.333
    12 Basalt 75.000
    13 Brush 69.750
    14 Fort Lupton 69.250
    15 Centauri 67.000
    16 Platte Valley 66.600
    17 Florence 65.500
    18 St. Mary’s 65.000
    19 Olathe 63.111
    20 Moffat County 61.286
    21 Strasburg 61.000
    22 Bennett 60.750
    23 Sheridan 60.571
    24 Manitou Springs 58.000
    25 La Junta 57.125
    26 Buena Vista 56.500
    27 Bishop Machebeuf 54.429
    28 Pagosa Springs 54.333
    29 The Academy 53.200
    30 Peak to Peak 53.000
    31 Clear Creek/Gilpin County 51.667
    32 Alamosa 51.333
    33 Ellicott 51.250
    34 Sterling 50.125
    35 Trinidad 49.714
    36 Roaring Fork 46.000
    37 Colorado Springs Christian 45.500
    38 Dolores Huerta Prep 44.143
    39 Monte Vista 43.800
    40 Jefferson Academy 42.000
    41 Salida 41.000
    42 Denver Science & Tech Stapleton 39.500
    43 Coal Ridge 38.833
    44 Grand Valley 38.750
    45 Platte Canyon 38.600
    46 Middle Park 36.250
    47 Colorado Academy 36.000
    48 Estes Park 35.571
    49 Aspen 34.286
    50 Manual 34.200
    51 Bruce Randolph 33.250
    52 Jefferson 28.333
    53 KIPP Denver Collegiate 20.000

    Class 2A
    Rank School Points
    1 Rye 69.143
    2 Peyton 69.143
    3 Swink 67.333
    4 Hotchkiss 65.000
    5 Kiowa 65.000
    6 Sedgwick County 63.000
    7 Front Range Christian 62.500
    8 Rangely 62.200
    9 Denver Christian 59.500
    10 Sierra Grande 59.333
    11 Resurrection Christian 59.000
    12 Springfield 59.000
    13 Ignacio 58.667
    14 Rocky Ford 58.143
    15 Yuma 57.750
    16 Fowler 57.400
    17 Limon 56.429
    18 Holyoke 55.667
    19 Crowley County 54.200
    20 Nucla 53.800
    21 Burlington 53.667
    22 Lyons 52.833
    23 Dolores 52.714
    24 Center 51.286
    25 Lutheran 51.200
    26 Alexander Dawson 49.714
    27 Custer County 49.667
    28 Haxtun 49.000
    29 South Park 48.143
    30 Paonia 47.167
    31 Akron 45.000
    32 Calhan 44.667
    33 John Mall 44.000
    34 Las Animas 42.000
    35 Evangelical Christian 39.500
    36 Wray 39.000
    37 Dayspring Christian Academy 38.000
    38 Merino 37.500
    39 Longmont Christian 35.286
    40 Sargent 33.000
    41 Highland 32.750
    42 Meeker 32.500
    43 Simla 30.000
    44 Sanford 27.500
    45 Antonito 26.000
    46 Wiggins 25.000
    47 Denver Academy 20.000
    48 County Line [Wiley/McClave] 15.750
    49 Pikes Peak Christian 15.000
    50 Cripple Creek-Victor 10.000

    Class 1A
    Rank School Points
    1 Stratton 62.333
    2 Elbert 61.250
    3 Weldon Valley 50.000
    4 Granada 44.500
    5 Dove Creek 44.500
    6 Cotopaxi 40.250
    7 Peetz 38.000
    8 Community Christian 36.857
    9 Manzanola 33.800
    10 Eads 28.857
    11 Caliche 28.286
    12 Rocky Mountain Lutheran 25.750
    13 Cheyenne Wells 23.333
    14 Fleming 22.500
    15 Cornerstone Christian Academy 22.000
    16 Holly 13.333
    17 Primero 11.667
    18 Briggsdale 10.000
    19 Denver Jewish Day 7.500

  • Previewing the boys lacrosse season

    Our boys lacrosse preview is a compilation of information from coaches, administrators and MaxPreps statistics.

    Across the state of Colorado, 67 schools with approximately 3,000 student-athletes compete in two classifications of boys lacrosse.

    Class 5A is made up of 36 schools with an enrollment of more than 1,410 students. There are 31 4A schools with enrollments below 1,410.

    Below is comprehensive preview of each team.

    We have strived to receive, compile and publish all of the names and information as correctly as possible. We apologize in advance for any misspelled names, statistical errors or mistakes that appear in this preview. Please send corrections to rcasey@chsaa.org.

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    Class 5A

    Front Range League (9 teams)

    Boulder Panthers

    Coach: Collin Knowles
    2013 record: 8-7
    Returning lettermen: 17
    Leading seniors: Brandon Jacobs, M; Ian Oden, A; Vito Lecesse, D; Zach Brode, M; Ben Jacobson, LSM;
    Top juniors: Jack Heyman, A;
    Sophomores to watch: Connor Fox, A; Cleveland McCarty, D; Jonny Colletta, G (Freshman)

    2014 outlook: Five of top six scorers return in 2014 and experienced on defense. Ian Oden 39/34 and Brandon Jacobs 36/7 return with more scoring expected from Zach Brode (senior, midfield) and Connor Fox (sophomore, attack). Freshman Jonny Colletta will compete with senior Reed Morrison for the starting goalie position. Vito Lecesse and Ben Jacobson bring senior leadership to a strong veteran defense.

    Chatfield Chargers

    Coach: Kevin O’Brien
    2013 record: 6-8
    Returning lettermen: 18
    Leading seniors: Eric Potts, M; Ross Steward, M; Josh Heidrick, LSM;
    Top juniors: Michael Callahan-Harris, M; Connor Aycock, M; Jeremy Thompson, M; Jared Kelleher, M; Jacob Larsen, A; Lucas Gunkel, A; Dylan Thompson, D; Tanner Lewis, Defense
    Sophomores to watch: Nick Lovell, A; Jordan Alexander, G;

    2013 highlight: Chatfield had a strong finish to its 2013 season and played some eventual playoff teams pretty tough in its last couple games. Although the Chargers missed the playoffs, they still look back at 2013 as a successful campaign.

    2014 outlook: Chatfield is looking forward to a strong 2014 season. The team has a lot of potential as its returns 18 varsity players. “Looking forward to see how our team fares against some very strong programs we have on our schedule,” O’Brien said.

    Columbine Rebels

    Coach: Matt Plitnick
    2013 record: 12-3
    Returning lettermen: 14
    Leading seniors: Anthony Sanfilippo, A; Larry Munson, M; Tyler Goodwin, M;
    Top juniors: Landon Kramer, M; Lucas Leyba, LSM; Dylan Compton, FOGO; Ian Lewis, D;
    Sophomores to watch: Justin Gonzales, M; Nick Stasch, A;

    2013 highlight: Columbine was able to produce eight all-state players, including two All-Americans. Winning back-to-back league and Littleton Cup championships was the highlight of 2013 for Columbine.

    2014 outlook: Youth is the word for 2014. Many talented, yet unproven players dot the roster. The schedule remains challenging with key out of state games against Mercer Island (Wash.), Bainbridge Island (Wash.) and Lincoln (Ore.). If youth can gain experience, the Rebels look for a three-peat in the Jeffco League.

    Dakota Ridge Eagles

    Coach: Mike Thumim
    2013 record: 8-7
    Returning lettermen: 24
    Leading seniors: Davis Sebald, M; Tyson Butler, M; Ryan Schneider, M; Kaden Hummel, M;
    Top juniors: Alden Erickson, D; Sean Arfsten, D; Joe Brown, M/FO, Taylor Davis, A; Duncan Okubo, A; Tanner Pauley, G;
    Sophomores to watch: Cody Hill, A; Matt Moscati, LSM;

    2013 highlight: “Last year our first as a varsity and missed the playoffs by one game,” Thumim said. “We had two overtime losses.”

    2014 outlook: “We are returning all 10 starters from last year and are a junior-class heavy team,” Thumim said. “We expect to compete for a playoff spot this year and hope to surprise many teams as we will be overlooked being so new. But, we have some kids getting recruited and have a lot of experience.”

    Fairview Knights

    Coach: Michael Flood
    2013 record: 5-10
    Returning lettermen: 20
    Leading seniors: Sean LaVine, D; Kipp Planchard, D; Josh Drake, D; Bobby Johnson, A; Blake Josenhans, M;¸ Matt Wantz, M;¸ Avi Becker, M;
    Top juniors: Luke Miller, D; Andrew Yi, M; Steele Mercer, M; Connor May/Attack
    Sophomores to watch: Quinn Carrigan, A; Rylan Squirrell, M; Daniel Rahn, M;

    2013 highlight: “In 2013 we opened the season with an overtime victory against Highlands Ranch,” Flood said. “We followed up that game with an overtime win against Palmer. Both exciting finishes happened on our home turf in front of our fans.”

    2014 outlook: “We have a seasoned group of seniors who are ready to take care of business this coming season,” Flood said. “Our guys have put in more work this offseason than ever before. With most of the team coming back, we expect to have a strong presence in our league and in the state.”

    Fossil Ridge Sabercats/Fort Collins Unified Lacrosse

    Coach: David Shigekane
    2013 record: 11-4
    Returning lettermen: 12
    Leading seniors: Bradley Sobotka, A; Ben Braley, D; Robin Kelley, D; Cole Purdy, D; Baily Hoffman, M; Carter Nuttall, M; Tate Stuart, M; David Lund, A
    Top juniors: Kevin Schultz, M; Cam Castle, G; Trey Jouard, M; Trevor DeBaere, A; Joe Cribari, M
    Sophomores to watch: David Kravec, D; Alex Winkler, G; Ryan Hsin, M

    2013 highlight: “We started off with a four-day spring break trip, where we played three games and had three practices. We went 1-2 and the team was worn out and not satisfied,” Shigekane said. “This helped us prepare for the rest of the season. With all the weather, we had to finish the season with playing six games in nine days, against very tough competition. The players rose to the occasion and played their best lacrosse, winning all six games and received a No. 4 (seed) in the playoffs.”

    2014 outlook: “We graduated about 15 seniors and lettermen,” Shigekane said. “We are a young team. I am excited for the players to learn about leadership, community and hard work. With these behaviors in place this team will experience a great season and life-long friendships.”

    Lakewood Tigers

    Coach: Eric Seelbach
    2013 record: 6-8
    Returning lettermen: 14
    Leading seniors: Adam Zimmerman, A; John Stauffer, D;
    Top juniors: Will Swartz, A; Jared Taha, M; Braden Birney, M/FO, Sam Copper, D

    2013 highlight: The 2013 season was Lakewood’s very first season of competition. The team worked hard to gel all season, and began to make great strides by the end of the competition to enter 2014 on a number of high notes. The team found an identity on offense, and will look to pick up momentum in other areas of the team from that success.

    2014 outlook: The Lakewood Tigers return a solid core of players at every position for the 2014 season. The team’s top three scorers — Adam Zimmerman, Will Swartz, and Braden Birney — are all primed for important responsibilities in leadership on the offensive side of the ball, while defensive leadership will come from John Stauffer and Sam Copper. Looking to improve on its record from the 2013 season, the Tigers have set their sights on earning their first-ever playoff berth in 2014.

    Monarch Coyotes

    Coach: David Auday
    2013 record: 10-5
    Returning lettermen: 13
    Leading seniors: Will Simonson, A; Troy Naudain, A; Mark Allen, D
    Top juniors: Connor Johnson, G; Max Wiesner, M; Phil Bubernek, M
    Sophomores to watch: Andrew Zweirs, M; Chad Kreuzer, M

    2013 highlight: “We completed our ninth year in a row of being a playoff team,” Auday said.

    2014 outlook: “We have one of the best goalies in the state in Connor Johnson and a good, D;” Auday said. “We have some talented short sticks in Max Wiesner, Phil Bubernek, Chad Kreuzer and Andrew Zweirs.”

    Prairie View Thunderhawks

    Coach: Dave Pucul
    2013 record: 2-14
    Returning lettermen: 9
    Leading seniors: Austin Barnhill, LSM; Bryce Robinson, G; Cory Paterson, M
    Top juniors: Caleb Strand, M; Adrian Aragon, A; Christian Jacoby, D
    Sophomores to watch: Jake Zaroff, G; Josh Fielder, M

    2014 outlook:
    It’s hard to tell what this season may hold for the Thunderhawks. “This is my first season coaching at PVHS, and what I see is a group of young men working hard in the offseason, playing box lacrosse, and practicing on their own time,” Pucul said. “Because there is not an established feeder system in the area, most players started in the ninth grade, but what they lack in experience, they are willing to make up for in hard work. This year we will focus on building a team, constructing a community, and starting traditions within the Thunderhawk program.”

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    South Suburban League (9 teams)

    Colorado Academy Mustangs

    Coach: Randy Colley
    2013 record: 13-4
    Returning lettermen: 14
    Leading seniors: Sam Sweeney, LSM; Jack Thomas, A; Trevor Pratt, D; Jack Griswold, M; Matt Cole, D;
    Top juniors: Tyler Kelly, M; Zander Naes, G;
    Sophomores to watch: Winston Palmeri, A; Mac Mease, A;, M; TK Kidder, D; Carson Pratt, LSM

    Denver East Angels

    Coach: Sean McCarthy
    2013 record: 7-9
    Returning lettermen: 15
    Leading seniors: Jake Sawyer, D; Griffin Heller, A; Jack Matthews, A; Kellen Self, A; Joey Cowperthwaite, G;
    Top juniors: Sam Bierman, M; Sid Torrigino, A; Connor Lewis, A; Taylor Bombadiere, LSM
    Sophomores to watch: Max Bragdon, M

    2013 highlight: The Angels did well enough to earn the final seed in the state 5A playoffs. They faced the No. 1 seed, Cherry Creek, in the first round. The team lost but not without giving the top ranked team a tight 9-4 battle. East had strong wins against Heritage and Grandview that certainly helped push a bid for the playoffs.

    2014 outlook: With 14 returning lettermen and a core senior class, 2014 looks bright for the Angels. The team will look to make a deeper push into the state playoffs backed with an experienced back line. Jack Sawyer, a returning first-team all-stater, will anchor the defense alongside returning starters, Connor Lewis and senior goaltender Joey Cowperthwaite. The team will also look to seniors for offensive production in left-handed attackman, Griffin Heller and linemate Jack Matthews. Ball possession will be a huge factor, as the Angels will have high expectations for junior Sam Bierman to hold down the face-off and to contribute on offense.

    Gateway Olympians

    Coach: Ben Mack
    2013 record: 1-13
    Returning lettermen: 9
    Leading seniors: Kyler Grunewald, M; Kolby Spring, A; Christian Davis, M; Dylan Conley, M; Will Goos, M
    Top juniors: La’Brian Miller, D; Christian Fritz, M
    Sophomores to watch: Bryce Grunewald, G/M

    2014 outlook: A strong senior class will lead the Gateway Olympian’s lacrosse team in 2014. This leadership includes returning seven starters from the previous year, and a solid core of young players to develop over the course of the season. The Olympians will be challenged early and often, playing quality opponents from Denver Metro area.

    George Washington Patriots

    Coach: Matt Miller
    2013 record: 0-14

    Heritage Eagles

    Coach: Jon Cohen
    2013 record: 7-8
    Returning lettermen: 16
    Leading seniors: TJ Florence, M; Keegan Hoefer, M; Mitch Oldenburg, G; James Marion, DM; Clay Solich, M
    Sophomores to watch: Keaton Komatz, M

    2014 outlook: Jon Cohen starts his first season as head coach of the Heritage Eagles. The team is loaded with senior talent, 19 seniors are on the varsity roster. The Eagles return 80 percent of their scoring and their starting goalie for the 2014 season.

    Kent Denver Sun Devils

    Coach: Ben Brenneman
    2013 record: 10-5
    Returning lettermen: 22
    Leading seniors: Joey Matarazzo, M; Brooks Benson, M; Trevon Hamlet, FO/M
    Matt Pinto, D/LSM; Marcus Stears, G
    Top juniors: Jaden Franklin, A; Zander Ellis, A; Joe Rassenfoss, M; Gunnar Sveen, D; Jack Ammons, D
    Sophomores to watch: James Hueston, M/A

    2013 highlight: “A win at home against Nationally Ranked Torrey Pines (Calif.) was a great day,” Brenneman said. “A very close game with an awesome crowd in attendance for the presentation of the Kent Denver Lacrosse Alumni Award, presented to former head coach Tom Graesser.”

    2014 outlook: “Every year you lose some key players to graduation,” Brenneman said, “but we are fortunate to return a lot of 2013’s starting players who are current seniors and juniors. We are excited to see which guys among them will step up as leaders, and which of the young athletes will break into the mix. The 2014 Colorado high school lacrosse landscape is sure to be one of the deepest and most competitive in recent years.”

    Littleton Lions

    Coach: Brad Todd
    2013 record: 4-11
    Returning lettermen: 18
    Leading seniors: Andrew Krom, M; Josh Barrow, M; Riley Harden, A; Aaron Mountfort, G; Thatcher Bouck, D; Sean Malloy, D
    Top juniors: Joe Timm, A; Ben Schreiber, D
    Sophomores to watch: Donovan Crabtree, A; Nathan Gothard, M; Will Gast, D

    2013 highlight: “Last season was a tough one for our program, finishing 4-11 after qualifying for the state tournament the past three years,” Todd said. “Although there were not a lot of highlights in the win/loss column, we saw high potential in the growth and improvement of our JV team and underclassmen on the varsity team. We had a lot of new faces that were not experienced enough to take on the roles we asked them to. We saw a lot of improvement the second half of the season and we are looking take that momentum into 2014.”

    2014 outlook: This season, Littleton looks to turn it around with a good crop of returning varsity players and get back into the state tournament. With seven returning starters and the entire coaching staff back, we are looking to make big improvements on the field this season. Littleton is led by a strong senior class and an experienced attack unit made up of seniors Riley Harden and Charlie Hindman, junior Joe Timm and sophomore Donovan Crabtree. The midfield is led by Andrew Krom and Josh Barrow and will look to Mac Baker, Nathan Gothard and Evan Witt to take on bigger roles this season.
    Junior Ben Schreiber leads a senior-heavy defensive unit along with Sean Malloy, Andy Wheeler, Michael Norwood and Thatcher Bouck. They’ll play in front of senior keeper Aaron Mountfort who split time in goal last year. “Experience is the biggest gain we made last year, and this group is ready to compete in the tough South Suburban conference,” Todd said.

    Rangeview Raiders

    Coach: Davin Young
    2013 record: 5-10
    Leading returning goal scorer: R. Zhu (12)
    Leading returning assists: J. Conley (13)
    Leading returning points scorer: J. Conley (25)
    Leading returning ground balls: J. Hiner (34)

    Regis Jesuit Raiders

    Coach: Jim Soran
    2013 record: 12-6
    Returning lettermen: 21
    Leading seniors: Liam McHugh, LSM/D; Will Denes, LSM/D; Aaron Horvat, M
    Top juniors: Ben Bechter, A; Truett Davis, A; Matt Soran, A; Chase Konkel, M; Chet Dunstan, M; Mike Wegner, D; Conor Shea, D; Brett Quartuccio, G; Ben Adams, G; Simon Quan, M
    Sophomores to watch: Alec Barnes, M; Cole Boland, M

    2013 highlight: “Young. Bought into concept to believe they could do something special,” Soran said. “Big win in quarters. Tough loss in semis.”
    2014 outlook: “They will have to earn everything they get,” Soran said

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    Douglas County League (10 teams)

    Castle View Sabercats

    Coach: Jose Trujillo
    2013 record: 8-8
    Leading returning goal scorer: M. Tuttle (51)
    Leading returning assists: M. Madril (17)
    Leading returning points scorer: M. Tuttle (61)
    Leading returning ground balls: M. Tuttle (90)
    Leading returning goalie: R. Johnson (.508 save percentage)

    Chaparral Wolverines

    Coach: Mike Magrin
    2013 record: 11-4
    Returning lettermen: 8
    Leading seniors: Colton McCaffrey, A; Keenan Foshe, M; Wyatt Jones, A; Alex Spindler, M;
    Top juniors: Mitch Ross, M; Jake Coleman, A;
    Sophomores to watch: Jared Franklin, D

    2013 highlight: Great season for the Wolverines making it to the state playoffs in 2013.

    2014 outlook: Chaparral returns the entire starting offense from last year. The Wolverine defense will be anchored by a tremendous freshman goalie Erik Peters. Look for the Wolverines to go deep into playoff this season.

    Douglas County Huskies

    Coach: Scott Evans
    2013 record: 7-8
    Returning lettermen: 15
    Leading seniors: Stephen Wade, M; Matthew Schneider, D; Josh “Slushi” Miller, A
    Top juniors: Tanya White, A
    Sophomores to watch: Youn Son, A

    2013 highlight: The 2013 team has its best record in four years.

    2014 outlook: DCHS welcomes the legendary Colorado lacrosse personality Scott Evans as the new coach and program director. Douglas County returns 14 quality seniors, many of whom will start opening day. They will be led by a stout defense and all-conference candidate Matt Schneider. The Huskies are intent on moving up to be a contender in the increasingly stout Douglas County conference.

    Highlands Ranch Falcons

    Coach: Matthew Bocklet
    2013 record: 9-7
    Returning lettermen: 18
    Leading seniors: Evan Wong, A; Joe Quatrochi, FO/M; Max Abbott, A; Jake Pawley, M; Jordan Jones, D; Austin Davis, D; Danny Buckley, M;
    Top juniors: Bay Sherbert, A/M; Evan Baker, A; Russell Riley, G; Drew Larsen, M;
    Sophomores to watch: Kyle Sterner, M; Alec Bright, D

    2013 highlight: Highlands Ranch was playing against Smoky Hill late in March. “We were down 7-3 with four minutes left in the game,” Bocklet said. “We finished the game on a 5-0 run and won 8-7 in regulation. Was by far our best comeback of the season and the best four minutes of lacrosse we played all season.”

    2014 outlook: “We lost some very talented seniors to graduation, but this year we have a very strong senior class that I expect to lead us to another successful season,” Bocklet said. “The team has worked harder in the offseason and we hope that translates to a couple more wins this spring.”

    Legend Titans

    Coach: Dorian Cagaanan
    2013 record: 5-9
    Leading returning goal scorer: N. Grim (20)
    Leading returning assists: N. Grim (10)
    Leading returning points scorer: N. Grim (30)
    Leading returning ground balls: C. Keicher (37)

    Lewis-Palmer Rangers

    Coach: Alan Smith
    2013 record: 5-9
    Leading returning goal scorer: G. Helwig (24)
    Leading returning assists: G. Helwig (22)
    Leading returning points scorer: G. Helwig (46)
    Leading returning ground balls: G. Helwig (78)
    Leading returning goalie: G. Osterlund (.650 save percentage)

    Mountain Vista Golden Eagles

    Coach: Jake Herman
    2013 record: 9-6
    Returning lettermen: 20
    Leading seniors: Davis Barker, M/A; Alec Womack, A; Shane Mckenna, A
    Top juniors: Christian Barker, M/A; Sam Ell, D; Bryan Hancock, M; Chase Babcock, D; Kiel Brennan, M; Kyle Pless, D/LSM; Christian Brady, DM
    Sophomores to watch: Paxton Boyer, G; Noah Hirshorn, M; Coby Petau, M; Jake Harvey, M; Dimitri Kambeitz, LSM

    2013 highlight: The 2013 season for Mountain Vista included many tough fought games to Douglas County opponents. The Golden Eagles also fought tooth and nail against some of the state’s finest. The team came together for big wins against Chaparral and Castle View. Going into the state tournament, Mountain Vista ran into the eventual state champion, Arapahoe, and played a tough game.

    2014 outlook: The 2014 season for Mountain is looking very bright. The team is setting lofty goals this year due to a shared belief that this team is built from the bottom up to succeed. “Vista lacrosse has reinvented ourselves in our offseason training that is laying the ground work for the spring season,” Herman said. “Vista is no longer under the radar and is working towards achieving success. Our fast-paced offense and pressure defense looks to compete with everyone at the highest level. Vista has a very tough schedule this year which will help us to become battle tested.”

    Palmer Terrors

    Coach: Sequoia Bowan
    2013 record: 6-9
    Returning lettermen: 17
    Leading seniors: Sam Horning, M; DJ Stane, A
    Top juniors: Chip Cipoletti, M; Kyle Soens, D;
    Sophomores to watch: Noah Smith, M; Caleb Espinoza, G

    2014 outlook: An extremely young team hoping to develop and improve throughout the course of the season.

    Rock Canyon Jaguars

    Coach: Louis Goldin
    2013 record: 11-5
    Returning lettermen: 16
    Leading seniors: Conrad Coppage, A; Jeff Howard, A; Hanson Finley, M; Chris Pietra, M; Zack Anderson, D; Noah Parker, G
    Top juniors: Colton Jackson, M; Michael Phelps, D
    Sophomores to watch: Ian Hicks, LSM

    2013 Highlight: Having Wilkins Dismuke on the team (two-time player of the year)

    2014 outlook: “Even though we have many returning players, we are a very different team this year,” Goldin said. “This year, we are much more focused on the team aspect and plan on having this be our strength.”

    ThunderRidge Grizzlies

    Coach: Reg Weber
    2013 record: 5-10
    Returning lettermen: 10
    Leading seniors: Blake Sandman, D; Leif Hovda, M; Connor Koslosky, A; Jimmy Fair, M
    Top juniors: Dakota Ball, G; Jack Matchinsky, D; Braidon McLean, A; Cole Ogrodnick, M;
    Sophomores to watch: Lucas Thornton, A; Freshman-Dylan Sandman, A;

    2013 highlight: The team had significant potential but lost numerous games by one goal. “Lost our starting goalie early in the season,” Weber said.

    2014 outlook: Currently have two players who received letters of intent from Division I schools. Very good combination of returning senior and junior lettermen. Good team work ethic. Expectations are high for a good season.

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    Centennial League (8 teams)

    Arapahoe Warriors

    Coach: Guy Cerasoli
    2013 record: 17-3
    Leading returning goal scorer: B. Wilson (20)
    Leading returning assists: Z. Runberg (9)
    Leading returning points scorer: Z. Runberg (28)
    Leading returning ground balls: Z. Runberg (23)

    Cherokee Trail Cougars

    Coach: Rowan Allen
    2013 record: 4-10

    Cherry Creek Bruins

    Coach: Bryan Perry
    2013 record: 13-6
    Returning lettermen: 28
    Leading seniors: Ryan Arthur, A; Matt Goettelman, D; Addison Christensen, G; Zach Yoshiaka, LSM
    Top juniors: Dylan Johnson, D; Quinten Sanders, D; Jack Savage, A
    Sophomores to watch: Henry Adams, A; Ben Kingdom, D

    2014 outlook: Looking forward to improving throughout the season.

    Eaglecrest Raptors

    Coach: Brian Vickery
    2013 record: 7-7
    Leading returning goal scorer: M. Jung (21)
    Leading returning assists: I. Towner (19)
    Leading returning points scorer: I. Towner (32)
    Leading returning ground balls: P. Schwinger (46)
    Leading returning goalie: E. Shaw (.543 save percentage)

    Grandview Wolves

    Coach: Nate Mueller
    2013 record: 4-9
    Returning lettermen: 20
    Leading seniors: Jackson Crawford, M; Keegan Martin, M; Trent Richardson, M; Quinn Moore, A; Tyler Prins, A; Troy Humphrey, D; Alex Trujillo, D; Max Bauer, LSM;
    Top juniors: Brett Putzstuck, M; Jack Devereaux, M;
    Sophomores to watch: Josh Melton, A; Ryland Clay, M; Matt Sciba, M; Garrett Goulding, M; Spencer Chute, M; Keaton Carney/Defense

    2013 highlight: Coming out of a 2-13 season, and the third new coaching staff in three years, it was a tough transition year for the program. The team responded by increasing offensive production and doubling their wins from the previous year.

    2014 outlook: Following a tough rebuilding year, and with 20 returning varsity players, led by seniors Alex Trujillo and Troy Humphries at defense; Keegan Martin, Trent Richardson, Matt Brazell and Jackson Crawford at midfield; and Quinn Moore and Tyler Prins at attack; Grandview is determined to make a statement in 2014.

    Mullen Mustangs

    Coach: Mitch Brin
    2013 record: 13-6
    Leading returning goal scorer: B. Brehm (25)
    Leading returning assists: N. Philips (7)
    Leading returning points scorer: B. Brehm (31)
    Leading returning ground balls: B. Brehm (45)

    Overland Trailblazers

    Coach: Danny Barocas

    2013 record: 6-8
    Returning lettermen: 9
    Leading seniors: Patrick Au, D
    Top juniors: Kadin Rivas, A/M; Richard Au, G
    Sophomores to watch: D’Angelo Rivas, A

    2014 outlook: “With only two seniors in the program, we are looking towards our youth to really drive us home this year,” Barocas said. “We have a solid core of returning players who, despite their youth, bring a lot of varsity game experience. We’ve grown and matured since last year, and begun to develop what it means to play team lacrosse. On the offensive end, we will look toward the brothers Kadin and D’Angelo Rivas to anchor as scoring threats, while on the defensive end Patrick Au will lead our defensive unit, keeping the ball away from his brother and goalie Richard Au.”

    Smoky Hill Buffaloes

    Coach: Preston Davis
    2013 record: 11-4
    Returning lettermen: 8
    Leading seniors: Blake Foerster, A; Davis Smestad, M; Jordan Ruhl, G; Beau Lansdown, A; Tyler Glenn, M;field
    Top juniors: Austin Peper , D; Jackson Ross, A; Peter Douglas, D; Ben Champion, M; Giordan Thompson, M;field

    2013 highlight: The Smoky lacrosse program finished the season in the top 10 for the first time in school history. The program had four representatives on the all-state team and Blake Foerster was the leading goal scorer in the state.

    2014 outlook: Smoky Hill continues to work hard and develop as a team. There will be some new faces wearing the Buffaloes uniform this season, however the coaches feel confident that the new dynamic will continue to provide team success.

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    Class 4A

    Mountain League (10 teams)

    Aspen Skiers

    Coach: Mike Goerne
    2013 record: 12-4
    Returning lettermen: 17
    Leading seniors: Matt Sovich, M; Donte Lizotte, Defense
    Top juniors: Harry Ferguson, A; Tyler Tick, A; Ryan Fitzgerald, A; John Heaphey, M; Conner Peirce, D; Nicky Cottrell, D; Art Kelso, G;
    Sophomores to watch: Zac Storm, D; Jonathan Wells, M;

    2013 highlight: Aspen skiers had a successful 2013 season advancing to the playoffs for the team’s first playoff appearance making it to the quarterfinals. It was a young team with over half the roster being sophomores. The team was lead by a small group of dedicated and athletic seniors that had a strong presence for the midfield and defense.

    2014 outlook: Preparing for the season and with many returning players, the team is focused on getting right back to the team chemistry that was built during the 2013 season. Offensively, all three attack from 2013 are returning as juniors with a strong and fast group of midfielders who are eager to push the transition with the changes to the substitution rules. Defensively, two junior goalies — Art Kelso and Jordan Cottrell — will continue battling and pushing each other for time in the net while the defense works to fill open positions from graduated seniors. The team has a tougher schedule with more non-conference game in the anticipation of being a strong team than 2013 when the playoffs begin.

    Battle Mountain Huskies

    Coach: Jerry Nichols
    2013 record: 12-4
    Leading returning goal scorer: T. Clark (19)
    Leading returning assists: C. Davis (25)
    Leading returning points scorer: C. Davis (35)
    Leading returning ground balls: Q. Davis (50)
    Leading returning goalie: Z. Trombetta (.591 save percentage)

    Durango Demons

    Coach: John Robinette
    2013 record: 7-7
    Returning lettermen: 17
    Leading seniors: Jared Cook, A; Wesley Komick, A; Walker Brown, G; Brad Kulovitz, D; Westly Moore, D; Duncan Whitley, M; Jacob Boyle, M
    Top juniors: Tevor Gabbard, M; Liam Millar, A; Hunter Hall, M; Jackson Berridge, D; Enver Djuneshbekov, M; Patrick Cunnion, M
    Sophomores to watch: Hank Muir, D; Kyle Robinette (freshman), A; Conner Coleman (freshman), D; Dillon Coleman (freshman), D

    2013 highlight: Started the season 0-6 against the top teams in the Mountain conference. Finished 7-1 in the remaining 8 games.

    2014 outlook: With a strong core of senior players returning, and a new crop of up and coming freshman, sophomores and juniors, the Demons are poised for a breakout season. Both starting midfield and attack units will be back, as well as starting goalie and two of the three starting defensemen.

    Eagle Valley Devils

    Coach: Ted Boddy
    2013 record: 6-9
    Returning lettermen: 12
    Leading seniors: Johnny Bailey, A/M; Nick Briggs, A;
    Top juniors: Riley Nestlerode, D;, Joe Sheldon, G; Quinn McCord, M; Mike Ramunno, M; Ryan Monica, M
    Sophomores to watch: Jared Salaz, A;

    2013 highlight: 2013 marked the first time Eagle Valley made the playoffs in its five year history. “We also saw the school goals record fall; broken by three players Sam Boyd (30), Nick Briggs (30), and Johnny Bailey (25),” Boddy said. “The points record fell to Johnny Bailey with 60 points.” The team grew quite a bit over the course of the year and gave a great effort against eventual 4A champion Wheat Ridge.

    2014 outlook: Coming into 2014, the Devils will be focused on their first .500 record and improving their seeding in the 4A playoffs. Anchored by the school record holder in points (J. Bailey) and goals (N. Briggs) their attack looks to lead the way along with Noah Ejnes and sophomore Jared Salaz. The defense will be anchored by Joe Sheldon in net, taking over after two years as the varsity backup, and junior defenseman Riley Nestlerode. This season looks to be a strong one for a growing program with over 50 players in it.

    Fruita Monument Wildcats

    Coach: Mark Young
    2013 record: 6-9
    Leading returning goal scorer: D. Weihl (13)
    Leading returning assists: J. Lynch (10)
    Leading returning points scorer: T. Peterson (18)
    Leading returning ground balls: J. Lynch (53)
    Leading returning goalie: C. Brown (.457 percentage)

    Glenwood Springs Demons

    Coach: Rick Stevens
    2013 record: 2-12
    Returning lettermen: 14
    Leading seniors: Karros Huang, D; Scott Gilmore, G; Nikko Medina, M;
    2013 highlight: “We won our last couple of games,” Stevens said.
    2014 outlook: ” This year we will be doing a team community project,” Stevens said. “We are bringing Joe Ehrmann, author of ‘Inside Out Coaching’ to Glenwood Springs to deliver a keynote address and conduct a coach’s clinic. Joe is well known around the country and it will be a privilege to host him. He will be here May 23-24.”

    Grand Junction Tigers

    Coach: James States
    2013 record: 7-7
    Leading returning goal scorer: M. Combs (10)
    Leading returning assists: Stephen Foster (16)
    Leading returning points scorer: Stephen Foster (21)
    Leading returning ground balls: N. Gookin (45)

    Steamboat Springs Sailors

    Coach: Bob Hiester
    2013 record: 14-4

    Summit Tigers

    Coach: Karl Barth
    2013 record: 8-8
    Returning lettermen: 8
    Leading seniors: Josh Braun, LSM;
    Top juniors: Jorden Nelson, G; Jack Bilenduke, A; Jesse Reller, D; Sam Herwig, D; Mike Farley, LSM
    Sophomores to watch: Wil Laidlaw, M

    Telluride Miners

    Coach: Jon Martin
    2013 record: 5-9
    Returning lettermen: 17
    Leading seniors: Tristan Purdy, LSM; Irah Wooten, A; Conner Lawson-Huskey, M; Nico Shapiro, M; Matt Sandoval, M; Oscar Lopez, M; Trey Huska, M; Tate Hobbs, A; Sam Demas, M; Max Bailis, A;  Joey Treston, D; Avery Valerio, D
    Top juniors: TJ Fulton, D; TJ Montes, G; Lawson Omer, A
    Sophomores to watch: Kole Shugars, A; Cody Chacon, A/M

    2013 highlight: 2013 was a huge leap forward for Telluride lacrosse. In its third CHSAA season, Telluride notched five wins including two against Mountain Conference teams — after going winless in the first two.

    2014 outlook: “2014 is promising for Telluride lacrosse as we have the most returning senior lettermen in the history of the program,” Martin said. “We hope to build on the momentum created last year and extend our win tally.”

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    Foothills League (8 teams)

    Alexander Dawson Mustangs

    Coach: Peter Devlin
    2013 record: 8-8
    Returning lettermen: 14
    Leading seniors: Eli Negrelli, A; Sam Martin, G;
    Top juniors: Chase Brown, A; Keenan D’Arcy, D;
    Sophomores to watch: Wyatt Watts, M

    2013 highlight: The team was excited to have made it to the playoffs for the first time since 2007. “The boys worked extremely hard to achieve several of their season goals and succeeded by working as a team,” Devlin said.

    2014 outlook: “We will look to build off of the momentum gained in 2013 and continue progressing,” Devlin said. “The team shows a lot of potential and is looking forward to challenges ahead of us. We will continue to work hard each day and put our best foot forward.”

    Clear Creek Golddiggers

    Coach: Jake Buescher
    2013 record: 0-8

    Conifer Lobos

    Coach: Tyler Knauer
    2013 record: 4-11
    Leading returning goal scorer: D. Williams (21)
    Leading returning assists: D. Williams (24)
    Leading returning points scorer: D. Williams (45)
    Leading returning ground balls: S. Henderson (38)
    Leading Returning Goalie(s): A. Lund  (.481 save percentage), W. Dale (.532)

    Evergreen Cougars

    Coach: Toby Gerard
    2013 record: 6-11
    Leading returning goal scorer: D. Haga (25)
    Leading returning assists: D. Haga (6)
    Leading returning points scorer: D. Haga (31)
    Leading returning ground balls: C. Kroll (51)
    Leading returning goalie: C. Cecil

    Golden Demons

    Coach: Kurt Ohlen
    2013 record: 4-11
    Returning lettermen: 8
    Leading seniors: Jake Mitchell, D; Max Becker, M; Austin Pippen, M;
    Top juniors: Adam Kreller, M; Cole Greff, M; Eric Kern, D; Matt Conklin, A;
    Sophomores to watch: Tanner McAdoo, G; Tommy Topper, D;

    2014 outlook: “We are a young team yet again, but the players have a renewed sense of purpose and enthusiasm,” Ohlen said. “Offseason workouts have been very productive and we have been competing well in winter league. Change is in the air at Golden, and this group of Demons is excited to make their presence known in the Foothills Conference.”

    Green Mountain Rams

    Coach: Nate Hallahan
    2013 record: 5-10
    Returning lettermen: 8
    Leading seniors: Zane Larson, D; Kyle Lichty, D; Cody Schiel, G; Bryce Woodworth, A; Max Nielsen, A; Greg Haller, A; Karl Stidham, A
    Top juniors: Dustin Ossello, M; Jack Day, A
    Sophomores to watch: Nick Warns, M

    2013 highlight: Made 4A playoffs and played a hard game against Air Academy in the first round.

    2014 outlook: “We have a group of seniors who need to step into leadership roles, both off and on the field,” Hallahan said. “We need some of our young players to figure out their roles and execute them at a high level. We will need to outwork our opponents and focus on team defense and sharing the ball offensively if we want to return to the state playoffs for a second straight year.”

    Thompson Valley Eagles

    Coach: Rich Modesti
    2013 record: 11-6
    Returning lettermen: 20
    Leading seniors: Eric Houghteling, FO/M, Brian McGhie, M; Stanley Garcia, D; Jonah Warren, DM/M
    Top juniors: Nik Clinton, M; Johnny Parsons, A; Steve Murray, D; Jack Biegal, D
    Sophomores to watch: Kale Wilson, A; Jerett Cherry, D;

    2013 highlight: The 2013 season was the most successful in the short history of TV boys lacrosse. It was the first year that the team had a winning record, made the playoffs and won a playoff game. Many of the seniors that were a part of the team had participated in turning the team from a new, inexperienced program, into a contending 4A organization.

    2014 outlook: The 2014 season will be a test of the program’s durability and growth over the last several seasons. This is the first season that there will be more upperclassmen on the varsity roster than underclassmen. The season that many of the players worked very hard to acquire is finally here. The team, coaches and players, are excited for the opportunities that last year’s success has brought into the current season, and look forward to building on the solid foundation that they have built.

    Wheat Ridge Farmers

    Coach: Chris Knott
    2013 record: 15-4
    Returning lettermen: 26
    Leading seniors: Jensen Makarov, G; John Roach, A; Caleb Cerf, D; Max Marcum, M; Dylan Mechling, M; Tyler Knott, A;
    Top juniors: Cody Bartusiak, D; Dima Makarov, A; Benny Pachello, M;
    Sophomores to watch: Tyler Wagner, D; Dan O’Connor, A;

    2013 highlight: Winning the first 4A state championship.

    2014 outlook: “We are looking forward to another great season and the chance to defend the title from 2013,” Knott said.

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    Metro League (6 Teams)

    Bishop Machebeuf Buffaloes

    Coach: Greg Schaffner
    2013 record: 2-7
    Returning lettermen: N/A
    Leading seniors: Jack Tighe, M/A; Sam Luebbers, D/LSM; Nick Rhems, A/M;
    Top juniors: Matt Costin, D/LSM; Jake Donahue, D; Paul Eshelman, D/LSM; JB Keyte, D/LSM; Matt Mannion, A; Cisco Rodriguez, M
    Sophomores to watch: Zander Smith, G;

    2013 highlight: A week nine win over Englewood, at Englewood. Completion of the season ended up on upward-angle, despite weather hampering the schedule, and forcing the cancellations of several contests.

    2014 outlook: “We have a strong core of returning talent, and are looking to build on that nucleus with a bunch of new boys, who, while novices to lacrosse, are athletic,” Schaffner said. “Our recruitment base is tiny, but word of mouth has been strong in the school. There is an all-new coaching staff this year, and a new athletic director, so it might be fair to call this a ‘rebuilding year’ but we are strong at defense and goaltending, and excited for the season.”

    Denver South Rebels

    Coach: Jason Brookes
    2013 record: 7-8
    Leading returning goal scorer: N. Moss (44)
    Leading returning assists: N. Moss (31)
    Leading returning points scorer: N. Moss (75)

    Englewood Pirates

    Coach: Tim Williams
    2013 record: 5-8

    Ridgeview Rams

    Coach: N/A
    2013 record: 0-9

    Valor Christian Eagles

    Coach: Chris Deutschman
    2013 record: 14-4
    Returning lettermen: 21
    Leading seniors: Ethan Thompson, M; Josh O’ Connell, M; Erik Ratkelis, M;
    Top juniors: Parker Courrier, M; Shawn Johnson, G; Kerry O’Rourke, G; Ryan Russell, A; Drew Bodett, M;
    Sophomores to watch: Cole Baker, M; Aiden Donaldson, M; Jake Hibben, D/M; Brett Haskins, A; Elliott Benedict, D

    2014 outlook: “We return two-thirds of our top point scorers from 2013 and have a very talented underclassmen contingency that we will depend on for 2014,” Deutschman said. “We graduated our entire starting defense and many top players, including seven all-state players. We are excited, though, to push our young players into starting roles and develop our experienced juniors and seniors even more. We will have an uphill climb to achieve the same successes as last year but believe that we will be able to build upon our goals from last season.”

    Windsor Wizards

    Coach: John Belleau
    2013 record: 9-7
    Leading returning goal scorer: Hunter Hop (32)
    Leading returning assists: Hunter Hop (6)
    Leading returning points scorer: Hunter Hop (38)
    Leading returning ground balls: S. King (16)
    Leading returning goalie: T. Rhodes (.620 save percentage)

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    Pikes Peak League (6 teams)

    Air Academy Kadets

    Coach: Ron Garcia
    2013 record: 17-2
    Returning lettermen: 12
    Leading seniors: Mitchell Miller, A; Austin Christiansen, M; Ben Brown, M; Nick Breland, D; Jon Tarno, D; Keaton Dealy, LSM; Spencer Dodder, LSM;
    Top juniors: Luke La Grassa, M; Ben Self, D
    Sophomores to watch: Jake Thornally, A

    2013 highlight: “2013 campaign was huge for us,” Garcia said. “We were fortunate to win the Pikes Peak Conference an move on to the playoffs, winning against tough teams such as Ponderosa and Steamboat Springs. Came up a little short in our state final game vs. Wheat Ridge but looking forward to 2014 and getting back to the big dance. In past seasons, we’ve never made it past the second round of playoffs so we were very proud of what we have accomplished in 2013.”

    2014 outlook: “We’re very excited about our 2014 campaign, coming off a great season last year at 17-2 and making a state final appearance,” Garcia said. “We’re looking to find our identity this year with mature senior leadership and some talented underclassmen. The season looks bright for us in 4A and looking to capitalize on the efforts we have put in during the offseason.”

    Cheyenne Mountain Indians

    Coach: Mike Paige
    2013 record: 15-3
    Leading returning goal scorer: S. Sheridan (37)
    Leading returning assists: S. Sheridan (20)
    Leading returning points scorer: S. Sheridan (57)
    Leading returning ground balls: C. Rothstein (107)
    Leading returning goalie: L. Jepson (.680 save percentage)

    Fountain Valley/Colorado Springs Danes

    Coach: O’Neil Turner
    2013 record: 2-10

    Ponderosa Mustangs

    Coach: Pat Tierney
    2013 record: 10-6
    Leading returning goal scorer: D. Mango (35)
    Leading returning assists: B. Bruner (23)
    Leading returning points scorer: B. Bruner (55)
    Leading returning ground balls: J. Griffin (101)

    Pueblo West Cyclones

    Coach: Jason Pacheck
    2013 record: 4-10
    Returning lettermen: 21
    Leading seniors: Dan Ballotti, D; Nick Cervi, M; Mak Kovak, A; Ian Obendorferr, G; James Lander, LSM;
    Top juniors: Justin Hildebrand, D
    Sophomores to watch: Christopher Cervi, A; Tanner Crapeau, D; Brian Davis, LSM; Trevor Emond, G; LSM, Midfield, Jerry Peralta, G;

    2014 outlook: “We are continuing our commitment to building a positive lacrosse environment based upon character and leadership,” Pacheck said.

    St. Mary’s Pirates

    Coach: Isaac (Ike) Anderson
    2013 record: 9-7
    Returning lettermen: 16
    Leading seniors: Tyler Anderson, G; Connor Gosselin, D; Mitch Estal, DM; Andrew Grammel, LSM; Henry Paris, M
    Top juniors: Alex Greenly, M/FO; CJ LaMack, LSM; Michael Tafolla, M/A
    Sophomores to watch: Drew Chesire, M/FO; Wes Moran, A; Kyler Kasten, A/M; Daniel Raskob, M; Ben Stockelman, D; Dylan Tait, D

    2013 highlight: It was the first time St. Mary’s was the playoffs. The team finished third in the Pikes Peak Conference.

    2014 outlook: Said Anderson: “We are hope to have a winning season; make the playoffs; compete within our conference; have the team compete and improve with every game; show class and play the game of lacrosse the correct way; be a team with class win or lost; a team who respect everyone, coaches, players, parents and officials; be a team first (play as a team).”

    Freelance (1 team)

    Denver North Vikings

    Coach: TBD
    2013 record: N/A

  • Day 2 results from state skiing at Eldora

    NEDERLAND — The 2014 state ski meet concluded Friday at Eldora Mountain Resort. Below are Day 2 results.

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    Boys results

    Slalom
    1 28 Battle Mountain Simonton Sands 41.83 (1) 47.38 (1) 1:29.21 (1)
    2 566 Aspen Woehrle Luca 43.28 (3) 47.85 (3) 1:31.13 (2)
    3 772 Evergreen Tallmadge Owen 44.10 (6) 47.79 (2) 1:31.89 (3)
    4 354 Nederland Foster Owen 43.94 (4) 47.96 (4) 1:31.90 (4)
    5 757 Evergreen Long Deane 44.06 (5) 48.41 (6) 1:32.47 (5)
    6 32 Battle Mountain Cook Quintin 42.47 (2) 50.70 (13) 1:33.17 (6)
    7 512 Steamboat Springs White Peter 45.18 (8) 49.19 (8) 1:34.37 (7)
    8 771 Evergreen Albert Spencer 44.82 (7) 49.69 (10) 1:34.51 (8)
    9 74 Clear Creek Skladanowski Mik 45.58 (9) 49.48 (9) 1:35.06 (9)
    10 728 Evergreen Yanish Skyler 46.99 (13) 48.36 (5) 1:35.35 (10)
    11 29 Battle Mountain Zopf Keenan 46.28 (12) 49.07 (7) 1:35.35 (10)
    12 214 Middle Park Charland Cody 46.27 (11) 50.06 (11) 1:36.33 (12)
    13 154 Lake County Gibson Grant 45.84 (10) 50.78 (14) 1:36.62 (13)
    14 373 Vail Mountain Chicoine Caleb 47.13 (14) 50.66 (12) 1:37.79 (14)
    15 556 Aspen Houtsma Scott 47.62 (16) 51.00 (15) 1:38.62 (15)
    16 555 Aspen Houtsma Graham 47.33 (15) 52.13 (16) 1:39.46 (16)
    17 522 Steamboat Springs Brodie Riley 47.70 (17) 52.29 (18) 1:39.99 (17)
    18 119 Eagle Valley Genelin Matt 47.85 (18) 52.26 (17) 1:40.11 (18)
    19 509 Steamboat Springs Walters Rick 48.50 (19) 54.10 (25) 1:42.60 (19)
    20 332 Nederland Hastings Ian 49.85 (22) 52.83 (21) 1:42.68 (20)
    21 341 Nederland Ellwood Ross 50.65 (25) 52.86 (22) 1:43.51 (21)
    22 742 Evergreen Stearns David 51.44 (29) 52.97 (23) 1:44.41 (22)
    23 96 Clear Creek Brown Andrew 49.09 (20) 55.59 (34) 1:44.68 (23)
    24 432 Summit Uglyar Ivanovich S 51.29 (27) 54.88 (29) 1:46.17 (24)
    25 351 Nederland Spangler Eric 51.34 (28) 54.91 (30) 1:46.25 (25)
    26 568 Aspen Zasacky Tye 52.07 (33) 54.32 (26) 1:46.39 (26)
    27 349 Nederland Mans Hayden 51.90 (32) 54.55 (28) 1:46.45 (27)
    28 505 Steamboat Springs Gibbons Micah 51.83 (31) 54.93 (31) 1:46.76 (28)
    29 747 Evergreen Huff Adam 52.45 (34) 55.51 (32) 1:47.96 (29)
    30 411 Summit Fretz Eric 53.48 (35) 56.64 (39) 1:50.12 (30)
    31 561 Aspen Mondry David 54.02 (39) 56.41 (36) 1:50.43 (31)
    32 410 Summit Farrell Jack 58.24 (47) 52.65 (19) 1:50.89 (32)
    33 562 Aspen Reagan Will 54.08 (41) 57.27 (42) 1:51.35 (33)
    34 429 Summit Ramsay Logan 53.94 (36) 58.80 (48) 1:52.74 (34)
    35 228 Middle Park Compel Luke 53.95 (37) 58.80 (48) 1:52.75 (35)
    36 40 Battle Mountain Gipson Cain 54.39 (42) 58.46 (47) 1:52.85 (36)
    37 43 Battle Mountain Sortland Stefan 58.13 (46) 55.56 (33) 1:53.69 (37)
    38 741 Evergreen Starkey Trip 56.19 (44) 58.28 (45) 1:54.47 (38)
    39 343 Nederland Bailey Roland 57.10 (45) 57.85 (43) 1:54.95 (39)
    40 403 Summit Coleman Brian 1:02.31 (50) 53.74 (24) 1:56.05 (40)
    41 347 Nederland Wood Matt 49.86 (23) 1:08.36 (56) 1:58.22 (41)
    42 769 Evergreen Whitesel Patrick 59.02 (48) 59.35 (51) 1:58.37 (42)
    43 123 Eagle Valley Salaz Jared 54.07 (40) 1:04.63 (55) 1:58.70 (43)
    44 560 Aspen Marolt Max 1:08.24 (53) 52.78 (20) 2:01.02 (44)
    45 401 Summit Aden Chris 51.63 (30) 1:10.62 (57) 2:02.25 (45)
    46 76 Clear Creek Lovette Jon 59.03 (49) 1:03.59 (53) 2:02.62 (46)
    47 569 Aspen La Couture Kyle 50.19 (24) 1:15.43 (59) 2:05.62 (47)
    48 520 Steamboat Springs Gibbs Aidan 53.97 (38) 1:14.26 (58) 2:08.23 (48)
    49 402 Summit Bilenduke Jack 1:13.52 (54) 55.80 (35) 2:09.32 (49)
    50 232 Platte Canyon Beckfield Craig 55.20 (43) 1:18.31 (61) 2:13.51 (50)
    51 381 Vail Mountain Mitchell Peter DSQ 54.41 (27)
    52 339 Nederland Scheiffler Jacob DSQ 56.43 (37)
    53 516 Steamboat Springs Kramer Danny DNF 56.59 (38)
    54 752 Evergreen Weichert Jacob DNF 56.71 (40)
    55 775 Evergreen Miller Ethan DNF 57.16 (41)
    56 745 Evergreen Novota Grant DSQ 57.89 (44)
    57 250 Platte Canyon Arnold Andris DSQ 58.44 (46)
    58 553 Aspen Heald Zane DNF 58.93 (50)
    59 372 Vail Mountain Mitchell Billy DSQ 1:00.26 (52)
    60 746 Evergreen Mauz Weston DSQ 1:03.99 (54)
    61 216 Middle Park Hill Jenson DSQ 1:16.79 (60)
    62 355 Nederland Carrannante Michae DSQ 1:29.65 (62)
    63 753 Evergreen Ebner Jordan DNS DNS
    64 765 Evergreen Gordon Tucker DNS DNS
    65 749 Evergreen Rhulen Max DNF DNS
    66 740 Evergreen Grise Jackson DNF DNS
    67 552 Aspen Grendene Giovanni DNF DNS
    68 501 Steamboat Springs Foulk Andreas DNF DNS
    69 335 Nederland Kuechenmeister Qui DNF DNS
    70 246 Platte Canyon Patterson Eddie 49.83 (21) DNF
    71 240 Platte Canyon Specht Austin 50.93 (26) DNF
    72 27 Battle Mountain Aubel  Kevan 1:04.48 (51) DNF
    73 38 Battle Mountain Barrett Michael 1:07.98 (52) DNF
    74 523 Steamboat Springs Graab Rio DNF DNF
    75 340 Nederland Campbell Trig DNF DNF
    76 120 Eagle Valley Darrough Austin DNF DNF

    Skate
    Place Name School Time
    1 Cameron Bobb Summit 14:39
    2 Henry Trowbridge Summit 14:49
    3 Joel Sawyer Summit 15:14
    4 Cameron Moore Battle Mountain 15:22
    5 Nicolas Reitman Colorado Rocky Mountain 15:44
    6 Nick Sweeney Aspen 15:50
    7 Nathan Maddox Eagle Valley 15:59
    8 Luk Platil Evergreen 16:00
    9 Ben Belinski Aspen 16:15
    10 Michael Niemeyer Eagle Valley 16:15
    11 Hudson Macnamee Aspen 16:17
    12 Max Marolt Aspen 16:25
    13 Will Thrasher Eagle Valley 16:27
    14 Ford Mcclure Aspen 16:27
    15 Jack Sweeney Aspen 16:29
    16 Graham Houtsma Aspen 16:30
    17 Derek Hill Summit 16:42
    18 Billy Wilcox Summit 16:46
    19 Peter White Steamboat Springs 16:47
    20 Christoph Keirng Evergreen 16:54
    21 Alex Wells Aspen 17:11
    22 Colin Mcgrew Summit 17:16
    23 Franklin Reilly Battle Mountain 17:17
    24 Ryan Morrison Lake County 17:34
    25 Logan Miyauchi Middle Park 17:41
    26 Quintin Cook Battle Mountain 17:54
    27 Scotty Houtsma Aspen 17:59
    28 Theo Loo Middle Park 18:05
    29 Riley Mehan Eagle Valley 18:09
    30 Isaac Yoder Eagle Valley 18:29
    31 Charlie Koch Lake County 18:30
    32 Rylan Miller Summit 18:32
    33 Steve Ragle Summit 18:32
    34 Daniel Kopp Middle Park 18:36
    35 Seamus Crowley Aspen 18:36
    36 Kevin Callahan Aspen 18:41
    37 Tristan Fischer Steamboat Springs 18:42
    38 Gino Giovagnoli Eagle Valley 18:43
    39 Anders Lewis Summit 18:46
    40 Kevin Curnutte Summit 18:49
    41 Davin Wilkinson Aspen 18:50
    42 Andrew Coffin Lake County 19:13
    43 Koby Simonton Battle Mountain 19:13
    44 Logan Ramsay Summit 19:13
    45 Brandon Sheard Eagle Valley 19:36
    46 Zane Heald Aspen 19:52
    47 Elliot Shaw Middle Park 19:53
    48 Mark Simmons Middle Park 19:55
    49 Tuomas Wickman Summit 19:56
    50 Tyler Willoughby Eagle Valley 20:00
    51 Nathan Bearup Evergreen 20:07
    52 James Mcnamara Nederland 20:16
    53 Mike Skladanowski Clear Creek 20:35
    54 Kiernan Mcclish Nederland 20:55
    55 Luis Cano Ridge View Academy 21:24
    56 Taylor Coons Nederland 21:55
    57 Abel Maki Ridge View Academy 22:01
    58 Steve Simmons Middle Park 22:08
    59 Liam Mcdonough Clear Creek 22:26
    60 Jared Manriquez Ridge View Academy 23:57
    61 Conrad Monson Clear Creek 24:32

    Team scores
    Rank School Giant Slalom Slalom Classic Skate Total
    1 Aspen 160 152 155 157 624
    2 Battle Mtn 173 166 128 146 613
    3 Summit 142 114 175 177 608
    4 Evergreen 156.5 167 143 137 603.5
    5 Steamboat 142 142 126 87 497
    6 Eagle Valley 104 79 148.5 154 485.5
    7 Nederland 136.5 140 95 102 473.5
    8 Clear Creek 119 126 82 93 420
    9 Middle Park 73 86 119.5 126 404.5
    10 Lake County 0 49 131.5 124 304.5
    11 Vail Mtn 120 48 44.5 0 212.5
    12 CRMS 0 0 129 56 185
    13 Ridge View 0 0 77 93 170
    14 Platte Canyon 98 33 0 0 131

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    Girls results

    Slalom
    Place Bib Team Name Run 1 Run 2 Result
    1 444 Summit Parker Anne 44.83 (1) 47.19 (2) 1:32.02 (1)
    2 779 Nederland Kropf Keile 45.42 (2) 47.78 (6) 1:33.20 (2)
    3 715 Evergreen Hattler Brenna 46.29 (3) 47.56 (5) 1:33.85 (3)
    4 782 Nederland Defries Sophie 47.42 (6) 47.30 (4) 1:34.72 (4)
    5 455 Summit Moulten Danielle 46.50 (4) 48.33 (8) 1:34.83 (5)
    6 541 Aspen Mass Hanna 48.51 (9) 47.04 (1) 1:35.55 (6)
    7 544 Aspen Patterson Anna 47.88 (7) 48.08 (7) 1:35.96 (7)
    8 531 Aspen Dollahan Quincy 49.48 (13) 47.27 (3) 1:36.75 (8)
    9 776 Nederland Kuechenmeister B 48.56 (10) 48.84 (10) 1:37.40 (9)
    10 440 Summit Brown-Wolf Ellie 46.93 (5) 50.58 (15) 1:37.51 (10)
    11 778 Nederland Galbiati Raina 49.85 (15) 48.36 (9) 1:38.21 (11)
    12 777 Nederland Luscher Brita 49.25 (12) 49.06 (11) 1:38.31 (12)
    13 546 Aspen Sharaf Dolores 48.31 (8) 50.79 (18) 1:39.10 (13)
    14 7 Battle Mountain Davidson Abby 49.77 (14) 49.56 (12) 1:39.33 (14)
    15 480 Steamboat Springs Adler Lindsey 48.74 (11) 50.72 (17) 1:39.46 (15)
    16 526 Aspen Augspurger Pascale 50.26 (16) 50.71 (16) 1:40.97 (16)
    17 529 Aspen Clauss Hannah 51.79 (18) 50.41 (13) 1:42.20 (17)
    18 212 Middle Park Bolen Becca 51.66 (17) 52.73 (21) 1:44.39 (18)
    19 532 Aspen Douglass Linzhi 52.00 (20) 52.52 (19) 1:44.52 (19)
    20 730 Evergreen Bender Kit 51.92 (19) 52.66 (20) 1:44.58 (20)
    21 717 Evergreen Pykkonen Kaylie 52.19 (21) 54.22 (24) 1:46.41 (21)
    22 434 Summit Andersen Megan 52.54 (23) 54.07 (23) 1:46.61 (22)
    23 542 Aspen McGuire Maggie 54.04 (27) 53.75 (22) 1:47.79 (23)
    24 256 Platte Canyon Valentine Jourdan 53.12 (25) 56.34 (31) 1:49.46 (24)
    25 454 Summit Morrison Ciara 54.82 (29) 54.94 (26) 1:49.76 (25)
    26 102 Eagle Valley Nulle Jessica 53.23 (26) 56.59 (32) 1:49.82 (26)
    27 141 Lake County Trybula Anna 52.39 (22) 57.53 (38) 1:49.92 (27)
    28 252 Platte Canyon Dedrickson Lindsay 54.29 (28) 55.70 (29) 1:49.99 (28)
    29 733 Evergreen Brown Sydney 56.15 (32) 55.63 (28) 1:51.78 (29)
    30 711 Evergreen Petrik Kylee 57.35 (40) 54.84 (25) 1:52.19 (30)
    31 528 Aspen Cardamone Nikki 56.22 (33) 56.14 (30) 1:52.36 (31)
    32 707 Evergreen Brownson Maia 55.60 (30) 57.11 (35) 1:52.71 (32)
    33 547 Aspen Woodrow Juliette 56.50 (35) 56.86 (33) 1:53.36 (33)
    34 710 Evergreen Hoover Laura 56.35 (34) 57.34 (36) 1:53.69 (34)
    35 537 Aspen Hopkinson Haley 56.96 (37) 57.41 (37) 1:54.37 (35)
    36 431 Summit Rose Karly 56.98 (38) 57.70 (40) 1:54.68 (36)
    37 439 Summit Bauer Jill 57.15 (39) 57.63 (39) 1:54.78 (37)
    38 534 Aspen Galli Allegra 57.62 (41) 59.43 (44) 1:57.05 (38)
    39 538 Aspen Kaplan Stella 58.66 (44) 58.68 (42) 1:57.34 (39)
    40 142 Lake County Main Rebekah 56.73 (36) 1:00.61 (47) 1:57.34 (39)
    41 290 Colorado Rocky Mountain Rush Erin 57.85 (42) 59.59 (45) 1:57.44 (41)
    42 709 Evergreen Quinn Erin 58.57 (43) 1:00.46 (46) 1:59.03 (42)
    43 527 Aspen Blizzard Nikki 1:01.44 (46) 58.55 (41) 1:59.99 (43)
    44 291 Colorado Rocky Mountain Varadyova Tereza 1:02.23 (49) 58.68 (42) 2:00.91 (44)
    45 780 Nederland Gann Emma 55.90 (31) 1:05.66 (53) 2:01.56 (45)
    46 718 Evergreen Hawes Lauren 1:01.77 (47) 1:02.72 (49) 2:04.49 (46)
    47 101 Eagle Valley Essex Shelby 1:01.99 (48) 1:02.76 (50) 2:04.75 (47)
    48 58 Clear Creek Sullivan Katie 1:07.57 (50) 1:07.38 (54) 2:14.95 (48)
    49 292 Colorado Rocky Mountain Becer Annalise 1:00.96 (45) 1:14.46 (55) 2:15.42 (49)
    50 88 Clear Creek Kintzele Camill 1:16.27 (51) 1:17.25 (57) 2:33.52 (50)
    51 68 Clear Creek Pettitt-Kenney S 1:17.21 (52) 1:16.83 (56) 2:34.04 (51)
    52 5 Battle Mountain Frischholz Haley DNF 50.55 (14)
    53 2 Battle Mountain Affleck  Nicole DSQ 55.43 (27)
    54 227 Middle Park Fagan Kelsey DNF 56.99 (34)
    55 244 Platte Canyon Rollins Michaela DNF 1:01.08 (48)
    56 218 Middle Park Sutcliffe Lexie DNF 1:03.08 (51)
    57 103 Eagle Valley Kromer Morgan DNF 1:04.72 (52)
    58 498 Steamboat Springs Hoots Mariah DNS DNS
    59 700 Evergreen Gruber Hannelore DNS DNS
    60 497 Steamboat Springs Stennert Melina DNS DNS
    61 460 Summit Ramsay McKenna DSQ DNS
    62 543 Aspen Newhard Lacey DSQ DNS
    63 781 Nederland Folwell Taylor 52.58 (24) DSQ

    Skate
    Place Name School Time
    1 Taeler Mccrerey Summit 17:27
    2 Ruthie Boyd Summit 17:43
    3 Maddie Donovan Vail Mountain 17:43
    4 Natalie Bohlmann Steamboat Springs 18:26
    5 Nina Beidleman Aspen 18:30
    6 Annie Blakslee Vail Mountain 18:40
    7 Christa Gutzel Summit 18:40
    8 Hannah Dodge Aspen 18:57
    9 Logan Macnamee Aspen 18:59
    10 Linnea Anderson Battle Mountain 19:14
    11 Delaney Mccabe Battle Mountain 19:18
    12 Bailey Kuechenmeister Nederland 19:24
    13 Else Dodge Aspen 19:32
    14 Val Constien Battle Mountain 19:35
    15 Claire Vandeyacht Summit 19:37
    16 Sophie Stuber Aspen 19:45
    17 Megan Rossman Battle Mountain 19:47
    18 Nikki Cunning Eagle Valley 19:54
    19 Daisy Mcclure Aspen 20:13
    20 Tessa Piehl Summit 20:16
    21 Meg O’Connell Steamboat Springs 20:20
    22 Eliza Leeson Steamboat Springs 20:28
    23 Carly Hough Summit 20:38
    24 Emily Cope Battle Mountain 20:38
    25 Hazel Wille Aspen 20:42
    26 Linnea Zink Steamboat Springs 20:50
    27 Mackenzie Radandt Nederland 20:51
    28 Kim Sandbach Aspen 21:06
    29 Kim Vierczhalek Lake County 21:08
    30 Leigh Sandbach Aspen 21:27
    31 Michaela Mitchell Eagle Valley 21:46
    32 Allie Sands Battle Mountain 21:47
    33 Adair Pattillo Aspen 21:49
    34 Rose Sandell Eagle Valley 21:59
    35 Dominiquewojcik  Aspen 21:59
    36 Hannah Lufkin Lake County 22:02
    37 Sara Wille Aspen 22:19
    38 Whitney White Lake County 22:42
    39 Kylee Petrik Evergreen 23:02
    40 Kaeli Niemeyer Eagle Valley 23:02
    41 Rowen Gallagher Middle Park 23:10
    42 Caitlin Schmitt Evergreen 23:12
    43 Melody Lemke Aspen 23:20
    44 Sophia Lindenberger Nederland 23:35
    45 Marika Feduschak Eagle Valley 24:30
    46 Sara Mcclain Middle Park 25:38
    47 Katie Sullivan Clear Creek 27:42
    48 Camille Kintzele Clear Creek 28:30

    Team scores
    Rank School Giant Slalom Slalom Classic Skate Total
    1 Summit 148 167 177 173 665
    2 Aspen 169 162 156 161 648
    3 Nederland 159 168 144 128 599
    4 Battle Mtn 154 50 144.5 149 497.5
    5 Evergreen 148 151 112 74 485
    6 Steamboat 100 49 146 148 443
    7 Lake County 79 84 126 122 411
    8 Eagle Valley 0 82 110.5 130 322.5
    9 Middle Park 83 48 98 71 300
    10 Clear Creek 34 106 87 65 292
    11 Vail Mtn 0 0 151 114 265
    12 CRMS 120 115 0 0 235
    13 Platte Canyon 75 87 0 0 162

  • Day 1 results from state skiing at Eldora

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    NEDERLAND — The 2014 state ski meet is being held at Eldora Mountain Resort on Feb. 14-15. Below are Day 1 results.

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    Boys results

    Giant Slalom
    Place Bib Team Name Run 1 Run 2 Result
    1 28 Battle Mountain Sands Simonton 46.49 (1) 49.57 (2) 1:36.06 (1)
    2 566 Aspen Luca Woehrle 48.43 (2) 49.72 (3) 1:38.15 (2)
    3 74 Clear Creek Mike Skladanowsk 49.39 (6) 51.04 (4) 1:40.43 (3)
    4 29 Battle Mountain Keenan Zopf 49.05 (4) 51.52 (6) 1:40.57 (4)
    5 32 Battle Mountain Quintin Cook 49.03 (3) 51.54 (7) 1:40.57 (4)
    6 757 Evergreen Deane Long 49.33 (5) 51.79 (10) 1:41.12 (6)
    7 560 Aspen Max Marolt 49.81 (9) 51.45 (5) 1:41.26 (7)
    8 512 Steamboat Springs Peter White 49.98 (11) 51.60 (9) 1:41.58 (8)
    9 354 Nederland Owen Foster 50.01 (12) 51.59 (8) 1:41.60 (9)
    10 771 Evergreen Spencer Albert 49.62 (8) 51.98 (13) 1:41.60 (9)
    11 728 Evergreen Skyler Yanish 49.92 (10) 51.80 (11) 1:41.72 (11)
    12 410 Summit Jack Farrell 50.55 (15) 51.80 (11) 1:42.35 (12)
    13 403 Summit Brian Coleman 49.42 (7) 53.44 (20) 1:42.86 (13)
    14 569 Aspen Kyle La Couture 50.32 (14) 52.74 (15) 1:43.06 (14)
    15 516 Steamboat Springs Danny  Kramer 50.10 (13) 53.35 (19) 1:43.45 (15)
    16 402 Summit Jack Bilenduke 50.87 (22) 52.82 (16) 1:43.69 (16)
    17 556 Aspen Scott Houtsma 51.17 (27) 52.58 (14) 1:43.75 (17)
    18 340 Nederland Trig Campbell 50.95 (24) 53.01 (17) 1:43.96 (18)
    19 749 Evergreen Max Rhulen 51.04 (26) 53.06 (18) 1:44.10 (19)
    20 523 Steamboat Springs Rio Graab 50.64 (18) 53.64 (24) 1:44.28 (20)
    21 42 Battle Mountain Kevin Nichols 50.70 (20) 53.71 (26) 1:44.41 (21)
    22 509 Steamboat Springs Rick Walters 50.96 (25) 53.49 (21) 1:44.45 (22)
    23 373 Vail Mountain Caleb Chicoine 50.65 (19) 53.99 (30) 1:44.64 (23)
    24 746 Evergreen Weston Mauz 50.55 (15) 54.14 (33) 1:44.69 (24)
    25 552 Aspen Giovanni Grendene 50.87 (22) 53.91 (28) 1:44.78 (25)
    26 335 Nederland Quin Kuechenmeiste 50.85 (21) 54.09 (32) 1:44.94 (26)
    27 372 Vail Mountain Billy Mitchell 51.49 (28) 53.63 (23) 1:45.12 (27)
    28 555 Aspen Graham Houtsma 50.59 (17) 54.56 (34) 1:45.15 (28)
    29 44 Battle Mountain Jack Nichols 51.67 (29) 53.61 (22) 1:45.28 (29)
    30 563 Aspen Matt Tierney 51.95 (32) 53.95 (29) 1:45.90 (30)
    31 38 Battle Mountain Michael Barrett 52.24 (33) 53.78 (27) 1:46.02 (31)
    32 740 Evergreen Jackson Grise 51.74 (30) 54.58 (35) 1:46.32 (32)
    33 332 Nederland Ian Hastings 52.45 (36) 54.04 (31) 1:46.49 (33)
    34 41 Battle Mountain Aidan Stege 53.18 (44) 53.65 (25) 1:46.83 (34)
    35 346 Nederland Christian Wood 52.41 (35) 54.99 (38) 1:47.40 (35)
    36 119 Eagle Valley Matt Genelin 51.76 (31) 56.15 (50) 1:47.91 (36)
    37 27 Battle Mountain Kevan Aubel 53.52 (50) 54.68 (37) 1:48.20 (37)
    38 381 Vail Mountain Peter Mitchell 52.45 (36) 55.80 (46) 1:48.25 (38)
    39 522 Steamboat Springs Riley Brodie 52.34 (34) 56.03 (49) 1:48.37 (39)
    40 214 Middle Park Cody Charland 53.87 (53) 54.65 (36) 1:48.52 (40)
    41 742 Evergreen David Stearns 53.28 (45) 55.25 (41) 1:48.53 (41)
    42 432 Summit Slav Uglyar Ivanov 52.73 (39) 55.84 (48) 1:48.57 (42)
    43 752 Evergreen Jacob Weichert 53.47 (48) 55.18 (39) 1:48.65 (43)
    44 339 Nederland Jacob Scheiffler 52.94 (42) 55.74 (45) 1:48.68 (44)
    45 341 Nederland Ross Ellwood 53.51 (49) 55.19 (40) 1:48.70 (45)
    46 568 Aspen Tye Zasacky 53.46 (47) 55.53 (43) 1:48.99 (46)
    47 741 Evergreen Trip Starkey 52.75 (40) 56.42 (52) 1:49.17 (47)
    48 401 Summit Chris Aden 53.36 (46) 56.63 (53) 1:49.99 (48)
    49 35 Battle Mountain Eli Stephens 53.91 (54) 56.34 (51) 1:50.25 (49)
    50 228 Middle Park Luke Compel 53.60 (51) 57.51 (55) 1:51.11 (50)
    51 411 Summit Eric Fretz 53.95 (55) 57.31 (54) 1:51.26 (51)
    52 240 Platte Canyon Austin Specht 52.81 (41) 58.67 (59) 1:51.48 (52)
    53 246 Platte Canyon Eddie Patterson 54.76 (60) 58.05 (57) 1:52.81 (53)
    54 505 Steamboat Springs Micah Gibbons 54.41 (58) 58.45 (58) 1:52.86 (54)
    55 123 Eagle Valley Jared Salaz 54.07 (56) 59.10 (60) 1:53.17 (55)
    56 745 Evergreen Grant Novota 54.31 (57) 59.32 (61) 1:53.63 (56)
    57 120 Eagle Valley Austin Darrough 56.47 (63) 57.51 (55) 1:53.98 (57)
    58 769 Evergreen Patrick Whitesel 55.75 (62) 59.85 (62) 1:55.60 (58)
    59 565 Aspen Matt Wills 55.03 (61) 1:00.88 (63) 1:55.91 (59)
    60 76 Clear Creek Jon Lovette 59.67 (65) 1:01.84 (64) 2:01.51 (60)
    61 59 Clear Creek Sam Snyder 1:07.62 (66) 1:03.23 (65) 2:10.85 (61)
    62 232 Platte Canyon Andris Arnold 54.69 (59) 1:21.23 (66) 2:15.92 (62)
    63 216 Middle Park Jenson Hill DNF 26.05 (1)
    64 520 Steamboat Springs Aidan Gibbs DNF 55.38 (42)
    65 343 Nederland Roland Bailey DNF 55.69 (44)
    66 561 Aspen David Mondry DNF 55.82 (47)
    67 775 Evergreen Ethan Miller 56.54 (64) DNS
    68 753 Evergreen Jordan Ebner DNS DNS
    69 559 Aspen Christian Lewis DNS DNS
    70 355 Nederland Michael Carrannant DNF DNS
    71 747 Evergreen Adam Huff DNF DNS
    72 772 Evergreen Owen Tallmadge DNF DNS
    73 501 Steamboat Springs Andreas Foulk DNF DNS
    74 154 Lake County Grant Gibson DNF DNS
    75 336 Nederland Sam Vonmettenheim 52.70 (38) DNF
    76 564 Aspen Rocky Tschappat 53.08 (43) DNF
    77 429 Summit Logan Ramsay 53.70 (52) DNF

    Classic
    Place Name School Time
    1 Henry Trowbridge Summit 16:18
    2 Cameron Bobb Summit 16:58
    3 Luk Platil Evergreen 17:06
    4 Nick Sweeney Aspen 17:09
    5 Liam Mcdonnell Summit 17:15
    6 Nicolas Reitman Colorado Rocky Mountain 17:32
    7 Joel Sawyer Summit 17:41
    8 Christoph Keirng Evergreen 17:50
    9 Will Thrasher Eagle Valley 17:57
    10 Cameron Moore Battle Mountain 18:04
    11 Peter White Steamboat Springs 18:08
    12 Ford Mcclure Aspen 18:17
    13 Billy Wilcox Summit 18:21
    14 Colin Mcgrew Summit 18:28
    15 Derek Hill Summit 18:32
    16 Nathan Maddox Eagle Valley 18:33
    17 Jack Sweeney Aspen 18:41
    18 Ben Belinski Aspen 18:43
    19 Max Marolt Aspen 18:46
    20 Hudson Macnamee Aspen 18:51
    21 Michael Niemeyer Eagle Valley 18:53
    22 Ethan Greiner Lake County 18:53
    23 Eric Zdechlik Vail Mountain School 18:55
    24 Steve Simmons Middle Park 18:55
    25 Charlie Koch Lake County 18:57
    26 Alex Wells Aspen 19
    27 Graham Houtsma Aspen 19:03
    28 Andrew Coffin Lake County 19:05
    29 Franklin Reilly Battle Mountain 19:10
    30 Cormac Mcgeough Colorado Rocky Mountain 19:19
    31 Gino Giovagnoli Eagle Valley 19:20
    32 Parker Shell Summit 19:29
    33 Logan Miyauchi Middle Park 19:36
    34 Ryan Morrison Lake County 19:40
    35 Seamus Crowley Aspen 19:41
    36 Tristan Fischer Steamboat Springs 19:48
    37 Andreas Foulk Steamboat Springs 19:58
    38 Daniel Kopp Middle Park 20:03
    39 Scotty Houtsma Aspen 20:05
    40 Kevin Curnutte Summit 20:05
    41 Riley Mehan Eagle Valley 20:17
    42 Davin Wilkinson Aspen 20:24
    43 Steve Ragle Summit 20:33
    44 Theo Loo Middle Park 20:39
    45 Quintin Cook Battle Mountain 20:44
    46 Ian Carver Middle Park 20:48
    47 Isaac Yoder Eagle Valley 21:04
    48 Kevin Callahan Aspen 21:09
    49 Colin Daniels Colorado Rocky Mountain 21:19
    50 James Mcnamara Nederland 21:22
    51 Kiernan Mcclish Nederland 21:32
    52 Elliot Shaw Middle Park 21:36
    53 Patrick Whitesel Evergreen 22:40
    54 Bryce Nichols Nederland 23:05
    55 Mike Skladanowski Clear Creek 23:34
    56 Conrad Monson Clear Creek 24:35
    57 Nathan Valdez Ridge View Academy 25:02
    58 Daniel Atencio Ridge View Academy 25:10
    59 Liam Mcdonough Clear Creek 25:33
    60 Tarance Rabb Ridge View Academy 27:58

    Team scores
    Place Team Giant Slalom Classic Total
    1 Summit 142 175 317
    2 Aspen 160 155 315
    3 Battle Mountain 173 128 301
    4 Evergreen 156.5 143 299.5
    5 Steamboat Springs 142 126 268
    6 Eagle Valley 104 148.5 252.5
    7 Nederland 136.5 95 231.5
    8 Clear Creek 119 82 201
    9 Middle Park 73 119.5 192.5
    10 Vail Mountain 120 44.5 164.5
    11 Lake County 131.5 131.5
    12 Colorado Rocky Mountain 129 129
    13 Platte Canyon 98 98
    14 Ridge View Academy 77 77

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    Girls results

    Giant Slalom
    Place Bib Team Name Run 1 Run 2 Result
    1 5 Battle Mountain Haley Frischholz 47.52 (2) 50.95 (1) 1:38.47 (1)
    2 444 Summit Anne Parker 48.17 (4) 51.28 (2) 1:39.45 (2)
    3 541 Aspen Hanna Mass 48.13 (3) 51.47 (4) 1:39.60 (3)
    4 544 Aspen Anna Patterson 48.99 (7) 51.76 (6) 1:40.75 (4)
    5 778 Nederland Raina Galbiati 49.14 (8) 51.76 (6) 1:40.90 (5)
    6 715 Evergreen Brenna Hattler 48.96 (6) 52.04 (8) 1:41.00 (6)
    7 531 Aspen Quincy Dollahan 48.79 (5) 52.29 (11) 1:41.08 (7)
    8 779 Nederland Keile Kropf 49.22 (9) 52.14 (9) 1:41.36 (8)
    9 7 Battle Mountain Abby Davidson 50.06 (12) 51.65 (5) 1:41.71 (9)
    10 526 Aspen Pascale Augspurge 50.52 (14) 51.29 (3) 1:41.81 (10)
    11 482 Steamboat Springs McKenzie Millard 49.88 (10) 52.36 (12) 1:42.24 (11)
    12 776 Nederland Bailey Kuechenmeis ter 50.08 (13) 52.22 (10) 1:42.30 (12)
    13 546 Aspen Dolores Sharaf 50.02 (11) 52.75 (13) 1:42.77 (13)
    14 529 Aspen Hannah Clauss 50.95 (17) 54.34 (15) 1:45.29 (14)
    15 480 Steamboat Springs Lindsey Adler 50.75 (15) 54.69 (17) 1:45.44 (15)
    16 212 Middle Park Becca Bolen 50.92 (16) 55.42 (20) 1:46.34 (16)
    17 777 Nederland Brita Luscher 51.36 (19) 55.88 (25) 1:47.24 (17)
    18 730 Evergreen Kit Bender 51.10 (18) 56.18 (27) 1:47.28 (18)
    19 733 Evergreen Sydney Brown 51.48 (20) 55.93 (26) 1:47.41 (19)
    20 434 Summit Megan Andersen 52.35 (23) 55.75 (24) 1:48.10 (20)
    21 711 Evergreen Kylee Petrik 52.55 (24) 55.65 (23) 1:48.20 (21)
    22 532 Aspen Linzhi Douglass 52.93 (28) 55.30 (19) 1:48.23 (22)
    23 439 Summit Jill Bauer 51.82 (21) 56.47 (30) 1:48.29 (23)
    24 454 Summit Ciara Morrison 52.85 (27) 55.62 (22) 1:48.47 (24)
    25 707 Evergreen Maia Brownson 53.09 (29) 55.44 (21) 1:48.53 (25)
    26 141 Lake County Anna Trybula 51.90 (22) 56.64 (31) 1:48.54 (26)
    27 460 Summit McKenna Ramsay 53.74 (31) 54.88 (18) 1:48.62 (27)
    28 780 Nederland Emma Gann 52.58 (25) 56.29 (29) 1:48.87 (28)
    29 717 Evergreen Kaylie Pykkonen 52.76 (26) 56.18 (27) 1:48.94 (29)
    30 537 Aspen Haley Hopkinson 53.32 (30) 56.67 (32) 1:49.99 (30)
    31 542 Aspen Maggie McGuire 54.18 (34) 56.98 (35) 1:51.16 (31)
    32 528 Aspen Nikki Cardamone 54.16 (33) 57.91 (36) 1:52.07 (32)
    33 9 Battle Mountain Julia Dramis 54.00 (32) 59.12 (38) 1:53.12 (33)
    34 527 Aspen Nikki Blizzard 54.77 (38) 59.03 (37) 1:53.80 (34)
    35 784 Nederland Hannah Isenhart 54.65 (36) 59.39 (39) 1:54.04 (35)
    36 291 Colorado Rocky Mountain Tereza Varadyova 54.20 (35) 1:00.17 (41) 1:54.37 (36)
    37 723 Evergreen Taylor Kitch-Ross 55.39 (43) 59.76 (40) 1:55.15 (37)
    38 787 Nederland Jane Bright 54.97 (39) 1:00.44 (42) 1:55.41 (38)
    39 290 Colorado Rocky Mountain Erin Rush 55.17 (41) 1:00.82 (43) 1:55.99 (39)
    40 292 Colorado Rocky Mountain Annalise Becer 56.24 (44) 1:01.35 (44) 1:57.59 (40)
    41 534 Aspen Allegra Galli 56.51 (46) 1:01.51 (45) 1:58.02 (41)
    42 256 Platte Canyon Jourdan Valentine 55.21 (42) 1:03.04 (48) 1:58.25 (42)
    43 543 Aspen Lacey Newhard 57.55 (47) 1:01.66 (46) 1:59.21 (43)
    44 255 Platte Canyon Kate Tarkenton 56.30 (45) 1:03.26 (49) 1:59.56 (44)
    45 142 Lake County Rebekah Main 57.64 (48) 1:02.05 (47) 1:59.69 (45)
    46 538 Aspen Stella Kaplan 58.71 (49) 1:03.45 (50) 2:02.16 (46)
    47 221 Middle Park Carly Frick 1:01.25 (50) 1:03.54 (51) 2:04.79 (47)
    48 68 Clear Creek Sophia Pettitt 1:08.87 (51) 1:09.64 (54) 2:18.51 (48)
    49 2 Battle Mountain Nicole Affleck DNF 54.18 (14)
    50 782 Nederland Sophie Defries DNF 54.35 (16)
    51 781 Nederland Taylor Folwell DNF 56.90 (33)
    52 252 Platte Canyon Lindsay Dedrickso DNF 56.93 (34)
    53 729 Evergreen Carlson Given DNF 1:04.32 (52)
    54 58 Clear Creek Katie Sullivan DNF 1:08.09 (53)
    55 700 Evergreen Hannelore Gruber 54.76 (37) DNS
    56 498 Steamboat Springs Mariah Hoots 1:44.66 (52) DNS
    57 88 Clear Creek Camille Kintzel DNS DNS
    58 101 Eagle Valley Shelby Essex DNS DNS
    59 103 Eagle Valley Morgan Kromer DNS DNS
    60 455 Summit Danielle Moulten 46.18 (1) DNF
    61 227 Middle Park Kelsey Fagan 55.01 (40) DNF
    62 102 Eagle Valley Jessica Nulle DNF DNF

    Classic
    Place Name School Time
    1 Taeler Mccrerey Summit 18:25
    2 Ruthie Boyd Summit 18:41
    3 Christa Gutzel Summit 19:27
    4 Bailey Kuechenmeister Nederland 19:38
    5 Val Constien Battle Mountain 20
    6 Maddie Donovan Vail Mountain School 20:11
    7 Logan Macnamee Aspen 20:13
    8 Annie Blakslee Vail Mountain School 20:18
    9 Hannah Dodge Aspen 20:37
    10 Natalie Bohlmann Steamboat Springs 20:40
    11 Sophie Stuber Aspen 20:54
    12 Else Dodge Aspen 21:05
    13 Tessa Piehl Summit 21:05
    14 Meg O’Connell Steamboat Springs 21:12
    15 Daisy Mcclure Aspen 21:13
    16 Nina Beidleman Aspen 21:14
    17 Mackenzie Radandt Nederland 21:27
    18 Linnea Anderson Battle Mountain 21:28
    19 Claire Vandeyacht Summit 21:34
    20 Eliza Leeson Steamboat Springs 21:40
    21 Hannah Lufkin Lake County 21:41
    22 Kim Vierczhalek Lake County 21:51
    23 Leigh Sandbach Aspen 21:52
    24 Lyle Shipp Vail Mountain School 22:07
    25 Nikki Cunning Eagle Valley 22:10
    26 Delaney Mccabe Battle Mountain 22:10
    27 Kim Sandbach Aspen 22:12
    28 Megan Rossman Battle Mountain 22:23
    29 Caitlin Schmitt Evergreen 22:27
    30 Allie Sands Battle Mountain 22:40
    31 Linnea Zink Steamboat Springs 22:56
    32 Sophia Lindenberger Nederland 23:05
    33 Bella Walz Evergreen 23:06
    34 Adair Pattillo Aspen 23:10
    35 Ella Piecoup Summit 23:14
    36 Whitney White Lake County 23:18
    37 Melody Lemke Aspen 23:36
    38 Carly Hough Summit 23:43
    39 Rose Sandell Eagle Valley 23:56
    40 Dominique Wojcik Aspen 23:57
    41 Sara Wille Aspen 24:21
    42 Rowen Gallagher Middle Park 24:36
    43 Aidan Manning Evergreen 25:18
    44 Marika Feduschak Eagle Valley 25:40
    45 Macenzie Deplata Middle Park 26:39
    46 Sara Mcclain Middle Park 27:12
    47 Katie Sullivan Clear Creek 28:47
    48 Camille Kintzele Clear Creek 34:06
    49 Sophia Pettitt-Kenney Clear Creek 40:08

    Team scores
    Place Team Giant Slalom Classic Total
    1 Summit 148 177 325
    2 Aspen 169 156 325
    3 Nederland 159 144 303
    4 Battle Mountain 154 144.5 298.5
    5 Evergreen 148 112 260
    6 Steamboat Springs 100 145 245
    7 Lake County 79 126 205
    8 Middle Park 83 98 181
    9 Vail Mountain   151 151
    10 Clear Creek 34 87 121
    11 Colorado Rocky Mountain 120   120
    12 Eagle Valley   110.5 110.5
    13 Platte Canyon 75   75

  • Skiing schedule for 2013-14 season

    The 2013-14 schedule for skiing.

    Division Alignment

    Parentheses indicates number of competitors.

    Division A (47): Aspen (17), Steamboat Springs (13), CMS (7) Eagle Valley (10)

    Division B (67): Battle Mountain (22), Lake County (8), Summit County (33), Vail Mountain (4)

    Division C (59): Middle Park (11), Evergreen (48)

    Division D (55): Platte Canyon (17), Clear Creek (12), Nederland (26)

    Alpine Schedule
    Date Division Event Location Host Competitors
    Dec. 14 A/B/C/D Scrimmage Loveland Platte Canyon
    Jan. 3 A/B GS Beaver Creek Eagle Valley/Vail Mountain 116
    Jan. 3 C/D GS Echo Mountain Nederland 112
    Jan. 9 B/D SL Keystone Summit 122
    Jan. 9 A/C SL Winter Park Evergreen 106
    Jan. 17 A/D SL Steamboat Steamboat 102
    Jan. 17 B/C SL Winter Park Middle Park 126
    Jan. 24 A/C GS Aspen Aspen 106
    Jan. 24 B/D GS Beaver Creek Battle Mountain 122
    Jan. 30 A/D GS Loveland Clear Creek/Summit 121
    Jan. 30 B/C GS Ski Cooper Lake County/Platte Canyon 107
    Feb. 7 A/B SL Ski Cooper Lake County 116
    Feb. 7 C/D SL Loveland Platte Canyon 112
    CHSAA state championships (at Eldora), Feb. 13-14
    Feb. 13 A/B/C/D GS Eldora Nederland
    Feb. 14 A/B/C/D SL Eldora Nederland
    Nordic Schedule
    Date Time Host Site Info
    Jan. 10 10 a.m. Summit HS Gold Run Classic Mass Start
    Jan. 11 11 a.m. Summit HS Frisco Nordic Center Skate Mass Start
    Jan. 18 11 a.m. Aspen HS AVSC Tracks Duathlon Classic/Skate 3km/3km — Mass Start
    Jan. 25 10 a.m. Steamboat HS/Lake County HS Steamboat Springs Touring Center Classic Individual Start
    Feb. 1 10 a.m. SSCV Minturn Skate Mass Start
    CHSAA state championships (at Eldora), Feb. 13-14
    Feb. 13 3:30 p.m. Nederland Eldora Classic 5km – Individual start
    Feb. 13 4:15 p.m. Nederland Eldora Classic 5km – Individual start
    Feb. 14 3:30 p.m. Nederland Eldora Skate 5 km – Mass start
    Feb. 14 4:15 p.m. Nederland Eldora Skate 5 km – Mass start