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  • Three new teams join 4A baseball rankings

    Things got a bit crazy when this week’s Class 4A baseball poll was released.

    Three new teams — Pueblo West, Pueblo East and Mountain View — joined CHSAANow.com’s ranking after going unranked in the preseason.

    Pueblo West jumped all the way up to No. 3 following its 4-0 start which includs a win over then-No. 4 Palmer Ridge, as well as an impressive showing at a tournament in New Mexico.

    Pueblo East is No. 5 this week, while Mountain View is No. 8.

    Green Mountain remained No. 1 in the 4A poll. In fact, none of the No. 1s changed from the preseason, meaning Regis Jesuit (5A), Eaton (3A), Resurrection Christian (2A) and Dove Creek (1A) all held firm.

    In 5A, Columbine joined the poll at No. 9. They were the lone newcomer to that ranking.

    The 3A poll added La Junta (No. 10), while Dayspring Christian (No. 9) and Dolores (No. 10) are new to 2A. 1A added No. 9 Springfield and No. 10 Fleming.

    The rankings, voted upon by coaches and select media members, are the official polls of the Association.

    Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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    CHSAANow.com Baseball Polls

    Voted upon by coaches and select media members around the state. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.

    Coaches and media members looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.

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

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Regis Jesuit (9) 2-0 140 1 2-0
    2 Cherry Creek (3) 2-0 130 3 2-0
    3 Rocky Mountain (1) 0-0 119 2 0-0
    4 Legend (1) 1-0 98 4 1-0
    5 Fairview (1) 1-0 91 5 1-0
    6 ThunderRidge 0-0 48 6 0-0
    7 Grandview 0-0 43 8 0-0
    8 Chatfield 0-1 32 9 0-1
    9 Columbine 1-0 29 – 1-0
    10 Mountain Vista 0-0 17 10 0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Dakota Ridge 10, Rock Canyon 10, Fruita Monument 9, Grand Junction 8, Highlands Ranch 6, Adams City 5, Douglas County 5, Mountain Range 5, Ralston Valley 5, Pine Creek 4, Heritage 3, Brighton 2, Chaparral 2, Mullen 2, Grand Junction Central 1, Lincoln 1.
    Dropped out
    Dakota Ridge (7).

    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Green Mountain (7) 1-0 98 1 1-0
    2 Montrose (2) 3-0 80 2 3-0
    3 Pueblo West (1) 4-0 72 – 4-0
    4 Lewis-Palmer (1) 0-0 70 5 0-0
    5 Pueblo East 3-0 43 – 3-0
    6 Valor Christian 0-1 33 3 0-1
    7 Ponderosa 1-0 28 7 1-0
    8 Mountain View 2-1 25 – 2-1
    9 Wheat Ridge 0-1 23 6 0-1
    10 Palmer Ridge 0-1 17 4 0-1
    Others receiving votes:
    Erie 16, Canon City 11, D’Evelyn 11, Falcon 11, Air Academy 10, Vista Ridge 9, Windsor 9, Mead 7, Cheyenne Mountain 5, Mesa Ridge 5, Pueblo County 5, Discovery Canyon 4, Elizabeth 3, Longmont 3, Pueblo South 3, Thomas Jefferson 3, Palisade 1.
    Dropped out
    Niwot (8), Longmont (9), Holy Family (10).

    Class 3A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Eaton (10) 0-0 100 1 0-0
    2 Faith Christian 1-0 86 2 1-0
    3 Lamar 1-0 77 3 1-0
    4 University 0-0 58 4 0-0
    5 Sterling 1-0 47 7 1-0
    6 Kent Denver 1-0 42 5 1-0
    7 Brush 2-0 37 10 2-0
    8 Valley 1-1 31 6 1-1
    9 Gunnison 0-0 24 8 0-0
    10 La Junta 0-0 17 – 0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Trinidad 7, Olathe 5, Pagosa Springs 4, Strasburg 4, St. Mary’s 3, Alamosa 2, Coal Ridge 2, Bayfield 1, Lutheran 1, Manitou Springs 1, Moffat County 1.
    Dropped out
    Bayfield (9).

    Class 2A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Resurrection Christian (8) 0-0 89 1 0-0
    2 Rye (1) 0-0 81 2 0-0
    3 Sedgwick County 0-0 62 4 0-0
    4 Denver Christian 0-0 54 3 0-0
    5 Hotchkiss 1-1 43 6 1-1
    6 Rocky Ford 0-0 38 7 0-0
    7 Swink 0-0 33 5 0-0
    8 Holyoke 0-0 29 8 0-0
    9 Dayspring Christian 2-0 21 – 2-0
    10 Dolores (1) 0-0 16 – 0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Limon 14, Paonia 12, Las Animas 9, Custer County 7, Lyons 6, Center 5, Peyton 5, Cedaredge 4, Kiowa 4, Ignacio 3, Denver Academy 2, Haxtun 1.
    Dropped out
    Limon (9), Center (10).

    Class 1A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Dove Creek (7) 0-0 76 1 0-0
    2 Eads (1) 0-0 73 2 0-0
    3 Holly 0-0 65 3 0-0
    4 Stratton/Liberty 0-0 53 4 0-0
    5 Nucla 0-0 40 5 0-0
    6 Elbert 0-0 37 6 0-0
    7 Cornerstone Christian 0-0 25 8 0-0
    8 Peetz 0-0 21 7 0-0
    9 Springfield 0-0 18 – 0-0
    10 Fleming 0-0 16 – 0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Granada 10, Community Christian 5, Primero 1.
    Dropped out
    Granada (9), Antonito (10).

  • State wrestling results: Championship and placing matches

    DENVER — Complete results from the championship and placing matches at the 2015 state wrestling tournament at the Pepsi Center.

    Find the complete brackets here.

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Dayton Marvel Pomona Hunter Matney Ponderosa Dec 3-2
    Third Josh Finesilver Cherry Creek Dylan Martinez Grand Junction MD 9-0
    Fifth Ryan Chauvin Pine Creek Brody Lamb Poudre Dec 7-3

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Tomas Gutierrez Pomona Cody Fatzinger Arvada West Dec 6-4
    Third Fabian Gutierrez Adams City Jordan Martinez Pine Creek Dec 4-3
    Fifth Louie Romero Mountain Range Polo Garcia Denver East Fall 2:57

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Travis Torres Pomona Jackson Huffman Horizon MD 10-2
    Third Riley Garner-Orr Central G.j. Cole Polluconi Monarch Dec 2-0
    Fifth Maurisio Garcia Northglenn Isaac Dinette Lakewood Dec 8-2

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jacob Greenwood Poudre Ryan Deakin Legacy SV-1 8-6
    Third Rocky Nava Northglenn Adam Aguilar Legend Dec 4-3
    Fifth Daniel Van Hoose Fruita Darek Huff Broomfield For.

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Matt Finesilver Cherry Creek Jason Romero Pomona MD 11-2
    Third Jess Hankin Coronado John Daniel Arapahoe Dec 6-2
    Fifth Michael Garcia Northglenn Anthony Salazar Pine Creek Dec 8-3

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Isaac Rider Grand Junction Bennie Pachello Arvada West Fall 4:14
    Third Zack Martinez Mountain Range Dylan Wood Ralston Valley Dec 3-2
    Fifth Seth Rosales Lincoln Dylan West Greeley West Fall 4:40

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Danny Murphy Rocky Mountain Jimmy Rothwell Arvada West Fall 4:28
    Third Josiah Rider Grand Junction Peter Isais Pine Creek MD 10-0
    Fifth AJ Curtis Cherry Creek Seth Brown Grandview Dec 4-1

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Payton Tawater Arvada West Roman Ortiz Rocky Mountain Fall 1:22
    Third Jozef McClure Adams City Logan Ronan Regis Dec 3-2
    Fifth Dawson Cranmer Chaparral Jared Todd Heritage Dec 4-3

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jacob Trujillo Grand Junction Robert Gambrell Douglas County MD 12-4
    Third Tyler Turco Ponderosa Josh Burns Liberty Dec 5-1
    Fifth Patrick Romero Mountain Range Bevan Haycock Castle View Dec 5-3

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Deyaun Trueblood Pomona Taylor Bergquist Arvada West Dec 5-3
    Third Jimmy Weaver Coronado Dylan Dashner Pine Creek TB-1 4-3
    Fifth Tanner Olson Ponderosa Luke Engler Douglas County Dec 10-4

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Konnor Schmidt Rock Mountain Trenton Schultz Mountain Vista Dec 2-1
    Third Rocky Michaelson Ralston Valley Matt Hebel Legacy Dec 7-5
    Fifth Cameron Gonzales Pomona Juan Fraire Aurora Central Fall 2:38

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jacob Seely Fruita Matthew Stanley ThunderRidge TF-1.5 2:26 (16-0)
    Third Justice Littrell Doherty Zach Gomez Arvada West SV-1 5-1
    Fifth Brandon Micale Pomona Rowdy Allen Central G.j. Dec 5-3

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Devin Rothrock Arvada West Tyler Zook Grand Junction Fall 1:10
    Third Max Gonzales Rangeview Charles Dunkelman Loveland Fall 2:27
    Fifth Daniel Chavez Pomona Brandon Forney Mountain Range Fall 2:27

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Dane Drimmer Chaparral Taylor White Pine Creek Dec 5-4
    Third Josh Vigil-Harrison Grandview Clayton Voytilla Fruita Fall 2:44
    Fifth Forrest Lalaguna Centaurus Mason Watt Broomfield Fall 2:29

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Josiah Nava Pueblo County Stephen Dabelko Widefield MD 10-2
    Third Andrew Lucero Pueblo East Jason Hanenberg Air Academy Dec 6-2
    Fifth Zeke Alirez Greeley Central Sawyer Novara Silver Creek MD 9-0

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Morgan Fogg Thompson Valley Randen Espinoza Palisade Dec 8-1
    Third Sam Zdenek Windsor William Tomsic Pueblo Central Dec 6-3
    Fifth Victor Gutierrez Pueblo East Donnie Liles Mitchell Dec 9-4

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Vlad Kazakov Thompson Valley Matthew Lavengood Durango Dec 5-2
    Third Leon Sanchez Mesa Ridge Tommy Stager Niwot Dec 5-1
    Fifth Noah Montoya Pueblo South Mike McFadden Cheyenne Mountain Dec 10-7

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Chris Sandoval Pueblo County Jacob Butler Falcon Dec 6-0
    Third Josh Villa Windsor Jesus Morales Battle Mountain SV-1 4-2
    Fifth Darian Manzanares Pueblo Centennial Michael Ramirez Pueblo South Dec 3-2

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Sam Turner Discovery Canyon Peter Tyler Hanenberg Air Academy Dec 7-0
    Third Justin Davis Pueblo County Justus Strand Northridge Fall 0:44
    Fifth Elias Manzanares Pueblo South Zac Hanenberg Canon City Dec 9-6

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Hunter Willits Pueblo County Gerald Mack Windsor TF-1.5 3:01 (15-0)
    Third Collin Williams Thompson Valley Jair Flores Pueblo Centennial Dec 3-1
    Fifth Samuel Freeman Mesa Ridge Erik Lobato-Contreras Mountain View Dec 18-12

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Bronson Spies Conifer Isaac Naro Pueblo South Dec 3-1
    Third Brandon Aragon Pueblo Central Matteo Ambriz Windsor Dec 3-2
    Fifth Joey Neumann Lewis Palmer Romelo Salas Golden Dec 7-5

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Ben Hewson Thompson Valley Myles Wilson Glenwood Springs Dec 4-2
    Third Chico Trujillo Greeley Central Chase Daniels Golden TB-1 6-3
    Fifth Zac Baker Cheyenne Mountain Francisco Rosales Ochoa Fort Morgan Dec 3-0

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Parker Simington Thompson Valley Adam Rojas Greeley Central TF-1.5 3:00 (16-1)
    Third Brian Roberts Pueblo Centennial Fabian Estrada Alameda Dec 7-2
    Fifth Isaac Maestas Palisade Jeremy Mathews Mitchell Dec 5-4

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Austin Zuniga Pueblo South Mike Berg Thompson Valley Dec 6-3
    Third Fernando Ramos-Vega Longmont Dante Garcia Pueblo County Dec 5-2
    Fifth Lucas Bufmack Canon City Andrue Rojas Greeley Central Dec 12-9

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Joe Keller Windsor Brandon Saunders Wheat Ridge Dec 12-5
    Third Donovan Rincon Pueblo County Patrick Cunnion Durango Dec 6-3
    Fifth Patton Graff Thompson Valley Zack Nirode Northridge Fall 2:59

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title David Eusea Thompson Valley Alex Mai Fort Morgan Dec 7-4
    Third Cristian Gonzalez Glenwood Springs Benjamin Self Air Academy Fall 0:53
    Fifth Blake Repshire Canon City Demitrius Miller Pueblo Centennial Dec 5-3

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Toby McBride Fort Morgan John Delacruz Palmer Ridge Dec 3-1
    Third Alex Weber Discovery Canyon Cody Killis Canon City MD 16-6
    Fifth Zach Garrard Cheyenne Mountain Brock Howes Arvada Fall 3:36

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jacob Robles Pueblo East Bailey Bowker Golden MD 11-3
    Third Jesus Ibarra Fort Morgan Aron Pino Valenzuela Littleton Fall 0:42
    Fifth Nathon Putallaz Roosevelt Tyler Shubert Windsor Fall 0:58

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Isaiah DeLaCerda Alamosa Jacob Beltran Sterling Dec 5-1
    Third Presiliano Maez Sheridan Andrew Godfrey Olathe Dec 2-1
    Fifth Luke Anderson Delta Varrion Ciddio Platte Valley MD 8-0

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jody Sandoval II Fort Lupton Colby Duncan Sterling Dec 4-3
    Third Kyle Cisneros Jefferson Michael Vasquez University UTB 4-3
    Fifth Jeremy Ashton Mead Jesse Shelton Lamar Dec 2-0

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Andrew Jaramillo Platte Valley Matt Bailey Berthoud MD 9-1
    Third Brandon Damian Valley Macky Sandoval Brush Dec 4-2
    Fifth Homero Navarro Sheridan Jacob Breidenbach Sterling MD 14-1

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Conrad Cole Brush Michael Johnson Lamar Dec 3-1
    Third Zach Damian Valley Ryan Nava Bayfield Dec 5-4
    Fifth Dakota Macy Ft. Lupton Andrew Clark Bennett Dec 9-5

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Sage Budd Mead Ruben Lucero Valley Dec 9-2
    Third Tel Kelley Alamosa Christian Guerrero Dolores Huerta Dec 4-0
    Fifth Anthony Contreraz Sheridan Kaylen Montoya Lamar MD 13-5

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Ryan Waite Platte Valley Julian Prieto Holy Family Dec 8-6
    Third Jake Schoenfeld Salida Aaron Trujillo Valley Dec 1-0
    Fifth Kaleb Hansen Lamar Logan Heusser Strasburg MD 12-3

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jimmy Fate Berthoud Joseph Prieto Holy Family Dec 7-3
    Third Austin Shank Olathe Colter McMenimen Bayfield Fall 2:40
    Fifth Tanner Fetzer Platte Valley Rob Leonard Elizabeth TF-1.5 3:42

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Joel Contreras Sterling Macoy Flannagan Valley Dec 3-0
    Third Rusty Lohr Eaton Zechariah Garcia Ft. Lupton Dec 4-2
    Fifth Kolsen Welham Holy Family Daryan Urquhart Delta Fall 2:08

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Dalton Robertson Weld Central Brendan Gonzales Valley Dec 3-2
    Third Alec Petterson Brush Clark Jett Platte Valley Fall 3:42
    Fifth Derek Horn Delta Joseph Martinez La Junta Fall 3:35

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Chad Ellis Berthoud Kory Mills Delta Fall 3:09
    Third Julian Gallegos Dolores Huerta David McRee Pagosa Springs Dec 3-2
    Fifth Justin Anderson University Alex Rivas Rifle Dec 10-6

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Seager Oliver Montezuma-Cortez Devin Ward Eagle Valley Dec 4-0
    Third Lane Masar Florence Nate Lowe Salida Fall 4:56
    Fifth Garret McCullar Platte Valley Daniel Brown Delta MD 16-2

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Marcus Garcia Dolores Huerta Jose Rodriquez Brush Fall 1:28
    Third Chayden Harris Olathe Kyle Hicks Lamar Dec 3-2
    Fifth Elijah Roper Erie Juan Gomez Valley Fall 1:54

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jacob Ornelas Fort Lupton Shane Coombs Strasburg Dec 3-2
    Third Tanner Crist Lamar Olmer Marquez Basalt Inj. 3:43
    Fifth Grayden Mondragon La Junta Felix Pena Olathe SV-1 7-5

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Joe Carwin Brush Willy Clements Holy Family Dec 3-1
    Third Marcus Garcia Delta Jose Prado Rifle Dec 2-1
    Fifth Sam Deseriere Mullen Jack Gallegos Mead TB-1 4-0

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jacob Rodriguez Rocky Ford Tanner Watson Akron Dec 5-3
    Third Brandon Ward Dolores Trevor Elliott Merino UTB 2-1
    Fifth Cody Jacobsen Burlington Eric Rojo Holyoke Fall 3:46

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jonathan Andreatta John Mall Quinton Montague Centauri TF-1.5 5:14 (15-0)
    Third Logan Durham Burlington Stocker Robbins Ignacio Dec 3-0
    Fifth Sheridan Harvey Meeker Jack Kelly Peyton Fall 2:08

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Talon Harris Norwood/Nucla William Hickman Lyons Fall 1:31
    Third Tristin Pelloni Meeker Patrick Esparsen Centauri Dec 4-2
    Fifth Jaden Valdez-Barela Swink Erik Rocha Rocky Ford Fall 2:54

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jesse Reed Paonia Jeremy Fraser Rocky Ford Dec 4-1
    Third Case Baughman Dove Creek Jose Duran Monte Vista Dec 8-3
    Fifth Drew Corsentino Fowler Jake Rockwell Wray MD 10-0

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Austin Coy Swink Jake Trujillo Highland Dec 3-2
    Third Hayden Harris Norwood/Nucla Daniel Borunda Monte Vista Dec 7-6
    Fifth Austin Todd Hotchkiss Austin Batterton Baca County Fall 2:40

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Bo Pipher Paonia J.D. Chenoweth Baca County Fall 1:43
    Third Britton Holmes Peyton Chance Randolph Dove Creek Dec 7-4
    Fifth Nick Ortner Holyoke Aiden Dabal Norwood/Nucla Dec 7-3

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Ryan Nordyke Holly Anthony Watt Meeker Fall 4:49
    Third Blake Denton Swink Diego Reyes Rocky Ford Dec 3-2
    Fifth Gunnar Chesnik Paonia Malik Johnson Buena Vista Fall 1:55

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Bryce McCracken Crowley County Casey Turner Meeker Dec 4-1
    Third Reagan Lane Eads Jake Shaffer Rye Fall 4:01
    Fifth Salomon Chavez Center Iaasic Pena Ignacio Dec 7-0

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Zach Milner Paonia Tim Armintrout Norwood/Nucla TB-1 3-2
    Third Seth Mills Swink Wade Katzdorn Hotchkiss Fall 2:50
    Fifth Carlos Magdaleno Rocky Ford Nicholas Vollmer Merino SV-1 3-1

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title TJ Shelton Meeker Jose Cisneros Centennial Fall 0:50
    Third Christopher Martin Centauri Rafe Hutches Baca County Fall 2:21
    Fifth Sabyn Diamond Buena Vista Cade Schulz Wray Dec 4-3

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Keegan Wentz Buena Vista Brandon Anderson SedwickCo/Fleming Dec 2-0
    Third Devon Pontine Meeker George Weatherford Center Fall 1:19
    Fifth Logan Schopp Paonia Daniel Bustamante Rocky Ford Dec 4-1

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jareb Aziz Centauri Blaine Larson Fowler Fall 3:51
    Third Kaleb Gaede Limon Jason Murphy John Mall Dec 7-1
    Fifth Kaler Ybarra Yuma Cody Terrell Norwood/Nucla Fall 4:18

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Nate Finnell Rocky Ford Levi Davis SedwickCo/Fleming Dec 4-2
    Third Trace Elliott Merino Adrian Cereceres NorthPark Dec 8-7
    Fifth Tristen Todd Hotchkiss Luke Korf Yuma MD 8-0

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    Bout Winner School Opponent School Manner
    Title Jayden Hilferty Limon Keith Dunnagan Crowley County SV-1 3-1
    Third Chase Flynn Stratton Dylan Kelly Ellicott MD 11-0
    Fifth Miguel Huerta Wray Greg Garcia Rocky Ford Fall 3:40

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  • Wrestling rankings ahead of regionals

    Wrestling’s regionals are this weekend. Below are this week’s rankings from On The Mat.

    The No. 1 teams all remained the same: Arvada West (5A), Thompson Valley (4A), Brush (3A) and Paonia (2A).

    Complete team rankings for all classes are below.

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    On The Mat Wrestling Rankings

    Tim Yount of On The Mat provides weekly wrestling rankings for teams and individuals in all weight classes. To see individual rankings, you can subscribe to On The Mat’s full rankings.

    To subscribe via PayPal, choose your subscription option on this page click on the corresponding PayPal button. To subscribe by mail or fax and pay by personal check, click here for a printable subscription form. Email Tim Yount at tim@onthematrankings.com with questions.

    To purchase individual weeks of the rankings (as opposed to the entire season), you will need to use the printable subscription form and pay by check. The season ranking subscriptions are offered at a discounted rate.

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

    Class 2A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Paonia 1
    2 Norwood/Nucla 2
    3 Meeker 3
    4 Rocky Ford 4
    5 Centauri 5
    6 Sedgwick County/Fleming 6
    7 Swink 7
    8 Ignacio 8
    9 Crowley County 9
    10 Hotchkiss 10
    Dropped out
    None.

    Class 3A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Brush 1
    2 Valley 2
    3 Lamar 3
    4 Delta 4
    5 Dolores Huerta 5
    6 Olathe 6
    7 Fort Lupton 7
    8 Sterling 8
    9 Sheridan 9
    10 Platte Valley 10
    Dropped out
    None.

    Class 4A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Thompson Valley 1
    2 Pueblo County 2
    3 Windsor 3
    4 Greeley Central 4
    5 Pueblo South 7
    6 Pueblo East 5
    7 Air Academy 6
    8 Pueblo West 8
    9 Mesa Ridge 9
    10 Cheyenne Mountain 10
    Dropped out
    None.

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Arvada West 1
    2 Pomona 2
    3 Pine Creek 3
    4 Grand Junction 4
    5 Coronado 5
    6 Rocky Mountain 6
    7 Ponderosa 7
    8 Mountain Range 8
    9 Cherry Creek 9
    10 Fruita Monument 10
    Dropped out
    None.

  • Cheyenne Mountain joins 4A wrestling rankings at No. 10

    Cheyenne Mountain joined this week’s wrestling rankings at No. 10 in Class 4A.

    The No. 1 teams all stayed put in On The Mat’s rankings this week. Those are Arvada West (5A), Thompson Valley (4A), Brush (3A) and Paonia (2A).

    Complete team rankings for all classes are below.

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    On The Mat Wrestling Rankings

    Tim Yount of On The Mat provides weekly wrestling rankings for teams and individuals in all weight classes. To see individual rankings, you can subscribe to On The Mat’s full rankings.

    To subscribe via PayPal, choose your subscription option on this page click on the corresponding PayPal button. To subscribe by mail or fax and pay by personal check, click here for a printable subscription form. Email Tim Yount at tim@onthematrankings.com with questions.

    To purchase individual weeks of the rankings (as opposed to the entire season), you will need to use the printable subscription form and pay by check. The season ranking subscriptions are offered at a discounted rate.

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

    Class 2A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Paonia 1
    2 Norwood/Nucla 2
    3 Meeker 3
    4 Rocky Ford 4
    5 Centauri 5
    6 Sedgwick County/Fleming 7
    7 Swink 6
    8 Ignacio 8
    9 Crowley County 10
    10 Hotchkiss –
    Dropped out
    Burlington (9).

    Class 3A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Brush 1
    2 Valley 2
    3 Lamar 3
    4 Delta 4
    5 Dolores Huerta 5
    6 Olathe 6
    7 Fort Lupton 7
    8 Sterling 8
    9 Sheridan 9
    10 Platte Valley 10
    Dropped out
    None.

    Class 4A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Thompson Valley 1
    2 Pueblo County 2
    3 Windsor 3
    4 Greeley Central 4
    5 Pueblo East 5
    6 Air Academy 6
    7 Pueblo South 9
    8 Pueblo West 7
    9 Mesa Ridge 8
    10 Cheyenne Mountain –
    Dropped out
    Fort Morgan (10).

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Arvada West 1
    2 Pomona 2
    3 Pine Creek 3
    4 Grand Junction 4
    5 Coronado 5
    6 Rocky Mountain 7
    7 Ponderosa 8
    8 Mountain Range 6
    9 Cherry Creek 9
    10 Fruita Monument 10
    Dropped out
    None.

  • Poudre wrestling joins 5A rankings at No. 9

    Poudre joined this week’s On The Mat wrestling rankings in Class 5A at No. 9.

    Other newcomers include Strasburg (No. 7) and Berthoud (No. 10) in 3A, as well as Hotchkiss (No. 6) and Burlington (No. 7) in 2A.

    Each of the No. 1 teams stayed the same this week: Paonia (2A), Brush (3A), Thompson Valley (4A) and Arvada West (5A).

    Complete team rankings for all classes are below.

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    On The Mat Wrestling Rankings

    Tim Yount of On The Mat provides weekly wrestling rankings for teams and individuals in all weight classes. To see individual rankings, you can subscribe to On The Mat’s full rankings.

    To subscribe via PayPal, choose your subscription option on this page click on the corresponding PayPal button. To subscribe by mail or fax and pay by personal check, click here for a printable subscription form. Email Tim Yount at tim@onthematrankings.com with questions.

    To purchase individual weeks of the rankings (as opposed to the entire season), you will need to use the printable subscription form and pay by check. The season ranking subscriptions are offered at a discounted rate.

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

    Class 2A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Paonia 1
    2 Centauri 2
    3 Rocky Ford 3
    4 Meeker 4
    5 Norwood/Nucla 5
    6 Hotchkiss –
    7 Burlington –
    8 Monte Vista 6
    9 Buena Vista 7
    10 Swink 8
    Dropped out
    Fleming/Sedgwick County (9), Baca County (10).

    Class 3A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Brush 1
    2 Valley 2
    3 Lamar 3
    4 Fort Lupton 5
    5 Delta 7
    6 Dolores Huerta 4
    7 Strasburg –
    8 Sterling 8
    9 Holy Family 9
    10 Berthoud –
    Dropped out
    La Junta (6), Platte Valley (10).

    Class 4A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Thompson Valley 1
    2 Pueblo County 2
    3 Windsor 3
    4 Pueblo East 4
    5 Greeley Central 10
    6 Pueblo South 6
    7 Discovery Canyon 7
    8 Pueblo Centennial 8
    9 Mesa Ridge 9
    10 Air Academy 5
    Dropped out
    None.

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Arvada West 1
    2 Pine Creek 2
    3 Pomona 3
    4 Grand Junction 4
    5 Rocky Mountain 5
    6 Coronado 6
    7 Ponderosa 7
    8 Mountain Range 8
    9 Poudre –
    10 Adams City 9
    Dropped out
    Regis Jesuit (10).

  • All-state football teams for 2014 season

    The 2014 all-state football players of the year. From left, Josh Odom of Pine Creek (4A), Kyle Leoffler of Arickaree/Woodlin (6-man), Austin Yahn of Caliche (8-man), Taylor Walters of Paonia (1A), Daniel Martin of Pueblo East (3A), Kyle Rosenbrock of Brush (2A) and Milo Hall of Cherry Creek (5A). (Photos: Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com; Tim Visser/TimVisserPhotography.com; Mark Adams; Jeffrey Tucker/MaxPreps; Courtesy of Paonia)
    The 2014 all-state football players of the year. From left, Josh Odom of Pine Creek (4A), Kyle Leoffler of Arickaree/Woodlin (6-man), Austin Yahn of Caliche (8-man), Taylor Walters of Paonia (1A), Daniel Martin of Pueblo East (3A), Kyle Rosenbrock of Brush (2A) and Milo Hall of Cherry Creek (5A). (Photos: Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com; Tim Visser/TimVisserPhotography.com; Mark Adams; Jeffrey Tucker/MaxPreps; courtesy of Paonia)

    The 2014 all-state football teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

    These teams were created following a lengthy process which included nominations from leagues and then a vote of coaches.

    Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | 8-man | 6-man


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    Class 5A

    Player of the year: Milo Hall, Cherry Creek

    Coach of the year: Dave Logan, Cherry Creek

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Peter Anderson Eaglecrest Senior WR
    Austin Conway Overland Senior QB
    Johnny Feauto Fairview Senior QB/CB
    Salofi Gaoa Rocky Mountain Senior T
    Milo Hall Cherry Creek Senior RB
    Olabisi Johnson Bear Creek Senior CB/WR
    Todd Jones Boulder Junior RB/SS
    Carlo Kemp Fairview Junior DE/OT/RB
    Alex Kinney Rocky Mountain Senior K/P
    Cameron Knight Grandview Senior DB
    Scotty Leach Ralston Valley Senior G/C
    Eric Lee Jr. Valor Christian Senior DB/ATH
    Tim Lynott Regis Jesuit Senior OG/C
    Isaac Marquez Pomona Senior CB/SB
    Dillon Middlemiss Pomona Senior T
    Mike Morean Cherry Creek Senior DB
    Jake Moretti Pomona Sophomore TE/T/DE
    Chukwuma Obinnah Grandview Senior RB/SS
    Wesley Ogsbury Denver East Senior WR/CB/FS
    Brady Opp Valor Christian Senior OL/DL
    James Parker Cherry Creek Senior G/DE
    Collin Root Ralston Valley Senior TE/DE/K
    Elijah Ross Eaglecrest Senior QB/CB
    Tim Ryan Fairview Senior DB/WR
    Frank Umu Heritage Senior DT/OL
    Andrew Wingard Ralston Valley Senior RB/DB/RET
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Trevaun Arnold Bear Creek Senior FS/WR
    TeQuan Baker Doherty Junior RB/CB
    Alec Barnes Regis Jesuit Junior LB
    Jordan Bostick Valor Christian Senior DE
    Ben Burnett Prairie View Senior DE
    Danny Collins Lakewood Senior QB/MLB/TE
    Keifer Glau Grandview Senior SS
    Willie Hayes Grandview Senior T
    Ryan Hommel Rock Canyon Senior QB
    David Imola Cherry Creek Junior DT/T
    DJ Leatimua Fountain-Fort Carson Senior LB
    Justice Littrell Doherty Senior MLB/SS
    Henry Lyon Cherry Creek Senior K
    Jack Maly Regis Jesuit Senior T
    Max McDonald Rocky Mountain Senior MLB
    Patrick Moody Chaparral Sophomore MLB
    Joseph Parker Cherry Creek Senior WR
    Connor Pierson Pomona Senior C
    Kevin Prosser Overland Senior WR/LB
    RJ Ramirez Prairie View Senior RB
    Andres Robles Regis Jesuit Senior C
    Morgan Smith Grandview Senior TE
    Jordan Smith Fountain-Fort Carson Senior LB
    Darrian Stickney Doherty Senior LB
    Charles Tigner Fountain-Fort Carson Senior RB/P
    Jonathan Van Diest Cherry Creek Sophomore DE
    Anthony Vessa Ralston Valley Senior NG/LB


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    Class 4A

    Player of the year: Josh Odom, Pine Creek

    Coach of the year: Doug Johnson, Longmont

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Wyatt Aaberg Falcon Senior RB/LB
    Avery Anderson Pine Creek Senior ATH
    Zach Barwick Dakota Ridge Senior K/P
    Alex Delacroix Greeley West Senior RB/LB
    JoJo Domann Pine Creek Junior LB/SS/P
    Connor Durant Standley Lake Senior WR/DB/K
    Zach Fees Fort Collins Senior MLB
    Isaiah Fields Falcon Junior RB/DB
    Cooper Gardner Broomfield Senior OL/DL
    Sean Glenn Longmont Senior T
    Parker Hammond Pine Creek Senior TE/DE
    Quincy Kindred Pueblo Centennial Senior RB/DB
    Jake Lauber Fort Collins Senior OL/DL
    Sam Long Pine Creek Senior T/G/C
    Jeremy Lujan Dakota Ridge Junior RB
    Matt Maestas Montrose Senior OL/DL
    Austin Micci Coronado Senior RB/SS
    Josh Odom Pine Creek Senior MLB/RB
    Isiah Pannunzio Pueblo South Junior TE/DE
    Mike Rocha Montrose Senior FB/LB
    Clint Sigg Longmont Senior QB
    Nate Spinuzzi Pueblo South Senior QB
    Brandon Summer Pueblo West Senior MLB/P
    Trevonte Tasco Denver South Senior HB
    Blake Whitsell Broomfield Senior DL/OL
    Jack Wibbels Pine Creek Junior DE
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Lotoni Afuhaamago Coronado Senior OL/DL
    Tristan Bailey Rampart Senior K/P
    Adam Baumann Mountain View Senior QB
    Conlan Berger Longmont Junior RB
    Tanner Bohm Windsor Senior QB
    Eddie Bratton Falcon Senior DL/OL
    Adam Brown Air Academy Senior QB/FS
    Zach Castellucci Pueblo South Junior OL/DL
    Nick Cohn Dakota Ridge Senior WR/RET
    Zeb Foster Coronado Senior LB/FB
    Ben Freeman Fort Collins Junior OL/DL
    Austin Hartman Silver Creek Senior WR/DB
    Brock Howes Dakota Ridge Senior DL
    Cayden James Montrose Senior OL/DL
    Cody Johnson Windsor Senior LB/RB
    Adrian King George Washington Junior TE/MLB
    Nathan Leithead Pine Creek Junior MLB
    Austin Lopez Palmer Senior MLB/FB
    James Maxie Ponderosa Senior RB/LB
    Kyler Sigsbee Fort Collins Senior QB/ATH
    Bryson Smith Pueblo South Senior OL/DL
    Corte Tapia Windsor Sophomore ILB/DE
    Jeff Vela Falcon Senior FB/LB


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    Class 3A

    Player of the year: Daniel Martin, Pueblo East

    Coach of the year: David Ramirez, Pueblo East

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Sonny Arellano Pueblo East Senior RB/LB
    Jamil Bond Lutheran Senior RB/DB
    Brock Clark Rifle Senior RB/MLB/P
    Joshua Clausen Lutheran Senior WR/LB
    Willy Clements Holy Family Senior T/DT
    Coby Cline Elizabeth Senior C/NG
    Brody Cypress Lutheran Senior OL/DL
    Bruno Derose Pueblo East Junior TE/LB
    Michael Devries Centaurus Senior DE/DT
    Lalo Diaz-Alvarez Pueblo East Junior OL/DL
    Dylan Draper Discovery Canyon Senior WR/LB
    Jay Frye Northridge Senior WR/SS
    Donny Garcia Pueblo East Senior OL/DL
    Marcus Garcia Delta Senior OL/DL
    Franny Gonzales Fort Morgan Junior K
    Alex Gould Rifle Senior G/LB
    Chris Helbig Holy Family Junior QB/CB
    Daniel Martin Pueblo East Junior QB/DB
    Toby McBride Fort Morgan Junior FB/DE
    Andrew Miranda Lutheran Senior OL/DL
    Davis Price Evergreen Junior K/P
    Brian Reed Evergreen Senior RB/LB/MLB
    Kevin Ribarich Pueblo East Senior WR/DB
    Austin Shepherd Rifle Senior G/MLB
    Bryson Torres Pueblo East Sophomore RB/DB
    James Willis Lutheran Senior QB/DB
    Ryan Younggreen Holy Family Senior SS/RB
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Alonso Archuletta Roosevelt Junior OL/DL
    Beau Beattie Discovery Canyon Junior OL/DL
    Cameron Brown D’Evelyn Junior WR/DB
    Mitch Carter Discovery Canyon Senior WR/DB/K
    Marcus Cassin Evergreen Senior TE/MLB/WR
    Isaac Charlson Discovery Canyon Senior OL/DL
    Marques Combs Palisade Senior WR/DB
    Brendan Edgerley Lutheran Senior TE/LB/P
    Brenden Fulton Northridge Senior QB/FS
    Andrew Hall Discovery Canyon Senior QB/CB
    Chico Hernandez Roosevelt Senior G/DT
    Derek Horn Delta Senior RB/FS
    Tate Kembel Fort Morgan Sophomore RB
    Eric Kembel Fort Morgan Senior C
    Greysen Lincoln Evergreen Senior DE/TE/OL
    Isaac Maestas Palisade Sophomore RB/LB
    Alex Mai Fort Morgan Junior OG/NG
    Zach Manchester Canon City Junior WR
    Alex Nemmers Lutheran Senior WB/DB/RET
    Jonny Ponce Delta Junior RB/FS
    Nathan Putallaz Roosevelt Senior T/G/C
    Anselmo Quezada Palisade Senior OL/DL
    Trenton Stringari Canon City Senior RB/WR
    Jesse Unruh Northridge Senior T/DE
    Jack White Holy Family Senior T


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    Class 2A

    Player of the year: Kyle Rosenbrock, Brush

    Coach of the year: Randy Dreitz, Brush

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Joe Carwin Brush Senior OL/DL
    Garrett Coalson Eaton Senior TE/LB
    Shane Coombs Strasburg Senior G/DE
    Connor Dooley Kent Denver Junior DT/LB
    Gordon Ellis Kent Denver Senior QB/FS
    Ryan Fitzgerald Aspen Senior RB/FS
    Jaden Franklin Kent Denver Senior RB/CB
    Daniel Frantz Platte Valley Senior WR/QB/CB
    Brent Gilliland Sterling Senior G/DT
    Michael Gutierrez Brush Senior RB/LB
    Randy Haley Montezuma-Cortez Senior RB/ILB
    John Heaphey Aspen Senior K/P
    Michael Howard Gunnison Senior FB/MLB
    Parker Joens Platte Valley Junior T/DE
    Bryce Johnson Faith Christian Senior C/DT
    Ryan Lawhead Eaton Senior OL/DL
    Kolt McDaniel Platte Valley Senior WB/LB
    Will McKissick Kent Denver Junior RB/MLB
    Brian Nichols Strasburg Senior WR/DE/SS
    Alec Petterson Brush Senior WR/RB/DB
    Jose Rodriquez Brush Senior OL/DL
    Ethan Rose Sterling Senior WR/FS
    Kyle Rosenbrock Brush Senior RB/QB/MLB
    Carl Schmidt Kent Denver Junior T/DT
    Jacob Smith Strasburg Senior RB/LB/MLB
    Darren Troudt Eaton Senior WR/DB
    Brady Wilson Gunnison Junior RB/LB
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Draven Adame Lamar Senior QB/DB
    Cameron Alexander Brush Senior WR/DB
    Ben Breier St. Mary’s Senior RB/LB/RET
    Aubry Brown Bayfield Senior OG/DE
    Cole Bryant La Junta Junior QB
    Casey Edens Eaton Senior CB
    Niko Guzman Brush Senior WR/DB
    Grant Harkness Faith Christian Senior –
    Kyle Hicks Lamar Senior RB/LB
    Elijah Huff Manual Senior RB/LB
    Anthony Ibarra Platte Valley Junior G/DE
    Nick Koch Gunnison Senior G/K
    Quinton Kopang Bennett Senior FS/TE/RET
    Jake Levy Basalt Senior TE/DE
    Brett Loyd Moffat County Junior FB/MLB
    Mitchell Martin Strasburg Junior QB/CB
    Lane Masar Florence Senior FB
    Danny McGee Manitou Springs Senior TE/DE
    Ty Percival Gunnison Junior –
    Victor Perez Montezuma-Cortez Junior T/DT
    Zane Phelps Bayfield Junior RB/DE
    Reilly Rastello Kent Denver Senior WR/LB
    Seth Rodriquez Bennett Senior FS/QB/WB
    Colby Salisbury Lamar Senior TE/DB
    Jake Sanders Faith Christian Senior WR
    Clay Shaver Brush Junior TE/DE
    Patrick Telck St. Mary’s Senior WR/DB/RET
    Joao Thives Denver North Junior K/P
    Jake Wallin Gunnison Senior QB
    Zane Westbrook Bayfield Senior OT/NG
    Luke Wilson Kent Denver Junior FB
    Zeke Zuelke Bennett Junior LB/OG


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    Class 1A

    Player of the year: Taylor Walters, Paonia

    Coach of the year: Brent McRae, Paonia

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Jareb Aziz Centauri Senior ILB/RB
    Hank Bode Platte Canyon Junior RB
    Bryce Buhr Crowley County Junior –
    Trevor Close Buena Vista Senior RB/FS
    Sabyn Diamond Buena Vista Junior G/DT
    Dylan Geisler Paonia Senior G/DT
    Zakk James Buena Vista Senior WR/LB
    KC Jarvies Centauri Senior QB/CB
    Kerigan Kappel Limon Senior RB/DB
    Josh Kimball Paonia Senior OL
    Tyler Kimble Limon Senior OL/DL
    Bryce McCracken Crowley County Senior RB/MLB
    Luke Mondt Resurrection Christian Senior QB/DB/K
    Colton Newcomb Salida Senior WR/DB/K
    Jake Phelan Meeker Senior QB/DB
    Nathan Rivale Buena Vista Senior T/DT
    Logan Schopp Paonia Senior –
    TJ Shelton Meeker Junior RB/LB
    Joel Simianer Paonia Senior TE/DE
    Javonte’ Stewart Ellicott Senior QB/SS
    Martin Torres Burlington Senior –
    Taylor Walters Paonia Junior –
    Austin Walton Resurrection Christian Senior OL/DL
    Keegan Wentz Buena Vista Junior QB/LB
    Michael Wilcoxson Buena Vista Senior G/LB
    Mitchell Wilson Centauri Senior MLB/WR
    Trey Zupancic Rye Junior RB/DB
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Josh Altman Paonia Senior CB
    Matthew Barnes Monte Vista Senior G/ILB
    Beau Beckman Wray Junior DB/RB
    Devin Christian Limon Junior OL/DL
    Jacob Crist Ellicott Senior WR/LB
    Luke Cross Resurrection Christian Junior MLB
    Austin Dinis Wiggins Junior WR/S
    Eric Dominguez Estes Park Senior K
    Christian Dubois Resurrection Christian Senior OL/DL
    Cooper Eggleston Buena Vista Junior TE/FS
    Nate Finnell Rocky Ford Senior OL/DL
    Jayden Hilferty Limon Junior OL/DL
    Raul Lopez Meeker Senior WR/DB
    Nate Lowe Salida Senior QB/LB
    Luke Meier Limon Senior FB/LB
    James Richardson Centauri Senior LB/RB
    Taylor Rider Wiggins Senior TE/DE
    Cade Schulz Wray Senior RB/DL
    Dillon Stinson Rye Senior OL/DL
    Duncan Turnbull Hotchkiss Senior FB/ILB
    Cooper Ward Resurrection Christian Junior WR/DB/ATH


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    8-man

    Player of the year: Austin Yahn, Caliche

    Coach of the year: Paul Zink, Caliche

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Cade Carver Norwood Senior OL/DL
    Jared Clarkson Akron Senior RB/CB
    Joel Contreras Caliche Senior –
    Brody Donoho Dayspring Christian Academy Senior C/NG
    Trace Elliot Merino Senior OL/DL
    Dalton Harris Granada Senior C/DE
    Tre Jensen Granada Junior RB/DB
    Kylar Mai Dayspring Christian Academy Senior RB/LB
    Vinnie Moltrer Hoehne Senior OL/DL
    Tyler Moltrer Hoehne Senior RB/DB
    Cody Norris Simla Senior QB/WR/CB
    Koy Palmer Granada Senior QB/DB
    Anthony Payne Hoehne Sophomore OL/DL
    Robert Quick Springfield Senior OL/DL
    Gabriel Rocha Granada Senior OL
    Mitch Sides Dayspring Christian Academy Junior OL/DE
    Bruce Taylor Caliche Junior –
    Ryan Walther Caliche Senior –
    Austin Yahn Caliche Senior –
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Isaac Aragon Fowler Senior G/C/DT
    Marcelino Baptista Merino Senior RB/CB
    Alex Davis Vail Christian Junior TE/SE/DE
    Spencer Gatlin Dove Creek Junior DL/OL
    Jason George Simla Junior WR/TE/DE
    Kyler Hamacher Simla Senior WR
    Christian Hersberger Dayspring Christian Academy Senior TE/CB
    Rafe Hutches Springfield Junior RB/LB
    Jorden Jole Merino Senior RB/LB
    Angelo Kirkwood Dayspring Christian Academy Senior RB/LB
    Blaine Larson Fowler Senior QB/RB/DE
    Damian Nieblas Norwood Senior OL/DL
    Riley Samber Akron Senior –
    Seth Silver Hoehne Senior RB/DB
    Cody Terrell Norwood Senior OL/DE
    Matt Thieman Simla Junior G/NG
    TJ Trujillo McClave Senior –
    Joey Younkerman Sargent Junior C/DL


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    6-man

    Player of the year: Kyle Leoffler, Arickaree/Woodlin

    Coach of the year: David Saffer, Arickaree/Woodlin

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Jason Allacher Otis Senior DT/QB
    Cordell Burton Stratton/Liberty Senior FB/LB
    Adrian Cereceres North Park Senior FB/MLB
    Jaxon Crawford Kit Carson Sophomore OL/DE
    Dylan Dixon Eads Junior RB/S
    Luke Duggan Pawnee Junior DB/RB/RET
    Caine Farmer Kit Carson Junior RB/LB
    Bradey Holtz Peetz Senior –
    Isaiah Koolstra Arickaree/Woodlin Senior RB/DB
    Ben Lambrecht Fleming Junior –
    Kyle Leoffler Arickaree/Woodlin Senior RB/LB
    Trent Leoffler Arickaree/Woodlin Junior QB/DB
    Luke Loflin Walsh Senior RB/DB
    Jordan Nelson Peetz Junior –
    Tyler Rouse Eads Senior QB/DE/S
    Garrett Shaffer Arickaree/Woodlin Senior TE/LB
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    JD Chenoweth Walsh Senior QB/DB
    Chase Flynn Stratton/Liberty Sophomore OL/DL/K
    Tristan Headrick Cheraw Junior LB/OL
    Erick Ijams Hanover Senior TB/DL
    Dustin Koehler Hanover Senior OL/QB/MLB
    Reagan Lane Eads Junior FB/LB
    Delbert Mccracken Weldon Valley Senior HB/DE
    Tanner Patterson Otis Sophomore QB/LB
    Titus Sharpe Walsh Senior OL/DL
    Marco Solis Kit Carson Junior RB/LB
    Joesph Stahley Fleming Junior –
    Alex Vandenbark Fleming Sophomore –
    Cody Wilson Peetz Sophomore –
    Nathan Witt Flagler Senior –

  • All-state boys cross country teams for 2014 season

    The 2014 all-state boys cross country teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

    These teams were created based upon results at the state meet.

    The athletes who won championships at their classification were named runner of the year.

    Scroll down to see the teams, or use the menu below to navigate to the class of your choosing.

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

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    Class 5A

    Runner of the year: Marcelo Laguera, Pomona
    Coach of the year: Jonathan Dalby, Mountain Vista

    First team
    Name School Year
    Marcelo Laguera Pomona Senior
    Joshua Joseph Thornton Senior
    Ben Dingman Rampart Junior
    Nathan Graham Grandview Senior
    Blake Yount Smoky Hill Senior
    Jake Mitchem Broomfield Junior
    Joseph Horen Arvada West Senior


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    Class 4A

    Runner of the year: Eric Hamer, Palmer Ridge
    Coach of the year: Kelly Christensen, Palmer Ridge

    First team
    Name School Year
    Eric Hamer Palmer Ridge Senior
    William Mayhew Cheyenne Mountain Senior
    Ian Meek Montrose Sophomore
    Maximilliano Martinez Widefield Sophomore
    Jake Fisk Niwot Senior
    Michael Duran Pueblo Centennial Junior
    Jarrett Thollot Thompson Valley Junior


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    Class 3A

    Runner of the year: Ben Butler, SkyView Academy
    Coach of the year: Larry Zaragoza, Alamosa

    First team
    Name School Year
    Ben Butler SkyView Academy Junior
    Taylor Stack Salida Junior
    Dominic Carrese Fountain Valley Senior
    Benjamin Espinola Bishop Machebeuf Senior
    Jake Rogers Lamar Junior
    Mason Phillips Platte Canyon Senior
    Isaiah DeLaCerda Alamosa Sophomore


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    Class 2A

    Runner of the year: Paul Roberts, Lyons
    Coach of the year: Mark Roberts, Lyons

    First team
    Name School Year
    Paul Roberts Lyons Junior
    Corey Lewenkamp Custer County Senior
    Jack Plantz Telluride Junior
    Andy O’Dell Denver Academy Senior
    Andrew Tiedeman Hotchkiss Senior
    Matt Dillon Lyons Senior

  • Football roundup: Rocky Mountain holds firm to hold on and beat ThunderRidge

    Fairview Rocky Mountain football
    Rocky Mountain coach Mark Brook, pictured during a game earlier this season, led his squad to a win over ThunderRidge in the 5A football playoffs. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    ThunderRidge stood on Rocky Mountain’s 3-yard-line with one second to play. Score a touchdown, and you win.

    Well, for Rocky, it was, hold firm and you win. The No. 2-seeded Lobos did just that, notching a sack on the final play to preserve a 7-3 win over No. 7 ThunderRidge in the first round of the Class 5A football playoffs.

    “We couldn’t get things going offensively, but we battled back at the end and we were able to make a stop when we needed to,” Rocky Mountain coach Mark Brook told Colorado Preps’ Scoreboard Show. “It was pretty darn close.”

    The game’s only touchdown came when Rocky’s Tausolia Liufau recovered a fumble in the end zone in the second quarter.

    “I was on a blitz and saw Scottie (Creighton) knock the ball out,” Liufau told the Fort Collins Coloradoan. “It was a great play by him. I just jumped on it in the endzone.”

    Rocky Mountain will play Fountain-Fort Carson in the second round. The Trojans beat Westminster 35-6 on Friday night.

    “I know for a fact that that’s an athletically gifted team,” Brook said. “They have a couple of people who are really special, and that’s a hard-nosed football team.”

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    2A playoffs: (7) Montezuma-Cortez 40, (10) St. Mary’s 37

    In the lone 2A playoff game of the night, Montezuma-Cortez built up a 33-7 lead at halftime, only to watch it slowly evaporate in the third quarter, and again the fourth.

    Eventually, St. Mary’s rattled off 30 unanswered points to take a 37-33 lead with two minutes remaining. But Montezuma-Cortez was able to rally itself for the win.

    “We thought we had it in the bag at the halftime, and I told our kids, ‘We have one more half.’ They didn’t show up until the last two minutes of that game,” Montezuma-Cortez coach Casey Coulter told the Scoreboard Show. “It was a wild one.

    “We came out flat (in the second half). And hat’s off to St. Mary’s,” Coulter said. “I mean they were a different team in the second half. They did everything right, we did everything wrong. And you can’t do that. We got lucky.”

    According to Colorado Preps, it is the first postseason win for Montezuma-Cortez in 57 years.

    The Panthers will play the winner of Saturday’s game between No. 2 Kent Denver and No. 15 La Junta in the second round.

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    3A: (1) Discovery Canyon 34, (10) Canon City 31 (OT)

    The top-ranked Thunder narrowly escaped the upset in this one.

    Canon City actually had a shot at a winning field goal in the final seconds of regulation, but the kicking team couldn’t get lined up in time before the clock ran out.

    In overtime, Canon City kicked a field goal — and then Discovery Canyon’s Spencer Chambers scored the winning 1-yard touchdown on the ensuing possession.

    With the win, Discovery Canyon is likely to end up as No. 1 in the final Wild Card points. The 3A bracket will be set on Sunday.

    Canon City wide receiver Zach Manchester had 18 catches in the game, according to the Canon City Daily Record. That is the fourth-highest mark in state history.

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    3A: Delta 27, (8) Palisade 24 (OT)

    Likely needing a win to make the 3A playoff field, Delta first tied the game with a 21-yard field goal from Abraham Ontiveros with 20 seconds left in regulation.

    Ontiveros then hit a second field goal in overtime to pull off the upset.

    “We got to about the 3 (yard-line) and couldn’t quite get it in (during regulation), and (Ontiveros) banged it in,” Delta coach Ben Johnson told the Scoreboard Show. “Then in overtime, we had intercepted a pass, so we ran it a couple of times and lined him up in the middle, and he hit that one through.

    “He’s just a good, clutch kid and he made some big plays for us.”

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    5A playoffs: (2) Fairview 41, (7) Castle View 21

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    Fairview’s Johnny Feauto (17) celebrates with teammates after winning Friday night. More photos. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    For a little while, Fairview looked to be in a bit of trouble.

    Heading into the fourth quarter, the second-seeded Knights led No. 7 Castle View just 20-13 and faced 4th-and-1 at their own 47.

    Well, junior Carlo Kemp rumbled for 20 yards to pick up that first down. Two plays later, Jason Harvey scored — and Fairview exhaled.

    “We did a nice job of overcoming some things tonight,” Kemp told BoCoPreps.com after the game.

    Fairview quarterback Johnny Feauto threw for 395 yards and two touchdowns, according to the paper.

    The Knights advance to play No. 3 Overland in the next round. The Trailblazers beat No. 6 Denver East 45-21 on Friday night.

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     5A playoffs: (2) Valor Christian 48, (7) Horizon 12

    This one, too, had the makings of an upset early.

    Valor Christian led just 7-6 late in the second quarter, but a 15-yard touchdown pass from Dylan McCaffrey to Sid Turnbull-Fraser just before the half made it 14-6 at the break.

    The Eagles then scored on their first possession of the second half, and got an interception return for a touchdown from Eric Lee Jr. on Horizon’s first drive to break the game open.

    McCaffrey finished 18-of-23 passing for 166 yards and three touchdowns, while Stone Watson rushed for 158 yards on 17 carries.

    Brian Dawkins Jr. also had an interception for Valor, his fourth of the season.

    Valor Christian will next play Mountain Vista, which beat Cherokee Trail in the first round.

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    • Greeley West staved off near disaster with a game-winning stop in overtime. Loveland nearly pulled off an upset in regulation, but a short field goal missed wide. In overtime, after Alex Silva’s 28-yard kick, the Spartans’ defense sacked Loveland quarterback Ayden Eberhardt on fourth down to preserve the win. Had Greeley West lost to the Indians (3-7), it was in danger from dropping out of the 4A playoff field. With the win, it appears safe.
    • No. 5 Lakewood beat No. 4 Prairie View in the 5A playoffs, 27-9. Prairie actually led 3-0 at halftime. “I think our kids were a little uptight in the first half,” Lakewood coach Jeff Braun told the Scoreboard Show. “I just told them, ‘Relax. We’ll make a few adjustments and we’ll go play.’ … Once we got up on them 7-3, the momentum swung to our side.”
    • Also in the 5A playoffs, Columbine, a No. 5 seed, handled No. 4 Rangeview 48-7.
    • Eaglecrest pulled away from Legacy with a 28-point fourth quarter to win a 5A playoff game, 49-27. It was another No. 5 seed beating a No. 4.
    • The lone No. 4 seed to win in the 5A playoffs was Bear Creek, which beat No. 5 Fossil Ridge 42-16.
    • Those upsets noted, higher-seeded teams in the 5A playoffs are 12-3 to this point.
    • Grandview, a No. 1 seed, rolled Brighton 51-0. Five different players had rushing touchdowns for the Wolves, led by Chuk Obinnah’s two.
    • There was just one playoff game Friday night in 1A: No. 2 Buena Vista beat No. 15 Hotchkiss, 41-7.

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  • Football roundup: Obinnah helps Grandview outlast Eaglecrest in overtime

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    Chukwuma Obinnah, pictured during a game against ThunderRidge earlier this season. (Tim Visser/TimVisserPhotography.com)

    Grandview’s Chukwuma Obinnah had a four-yard touchdown in overtime to lift the Wolves to a 34-27 overtime win against Eaglecrest on Friday night.

    Obinnah finished with 261 yards and five touchdowns on 39 carries.

    The night nearly belonged to Eaglecrest, which played the Wolves incredibly tight. The game was tied 7-7 at the half and Grandview led 14-13 after three quarters. The Wolves looked to have the game all but locked up when Obinnah made it 27-19 with 1:20 to play on his fourth touchdown.

    But Eaglecrest wouldn’t go quietly. Though a 65-yard touchdown pass at the start of the drive was called back on a penalty, Eaglecrest marched down to Grandview’s 14-yard-line with 12.1 seconds remaining. Then, the Raptors scored as time expired and converted a two-point conversion to tie the game at 27.

    That led to overtime, and Obinnah’s winning score.

    Grandview, ranked No. 3 in 5A, is now 5-0 to start the season.

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    3A: D’Evelyn 34, Lewis-Palmer 33

    It seems we can’t go a week this season without updating the state record book in some fashion. Once again Friday, it was the single-game passing mark under assault.

    D’Evelyn quarterback Owen Burke threw for 535 yards and five touchdowns. That is now No. 5 all-time, and is the third time this season a quarterback has cracked the top-10. Holy Family quarterback Chris Helbig threw for 491 on Sept. 5, and Air Academy’s Adam Brown broke the state record last week by throwing for 589 yards.

    Meanwhile, Burke’s main target, Cameron Brown, had 316 receiving yards and caught all five scores. Both figures are tied for third-best in state history.

    Lewis-Palmer running back Charley Young, meanwhile, rushed for 331 yards and four touchdowns on 32 carries in the loss.

    When the night ended, the two teams had combined for 1,111 yards of total offense, which is now the eighth-most in state history.

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    3A: (5) Rifle 36, (3) Delta 19

    Rifle jumped all over Delta early, leading 10-0 after the first quarter, and then cruised to the win.

    In fact, by the time Rifle led 16-0 midway through the second quarter, Delta didn’t yet have a first down, according to the Glenwood Springs Post-Independent.

    Rifle running back Brock Clark had three total touchdowns.

    “We had to fight for everything we got, so I’m extremely proud that, if we have to do that we were still able to score 36 points,” Rifle coach Damon Wells told the Post-Independent.

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    2A: (4) Platte Valley 38, (5) Eaton 14

    The defending 2A champions notched an important league win over a rival on Friday.

    “Fantastic atmosphere,” Platte Valley coach Troy Hoffman Colorado Preps’ Scoreboard Show. “Football’s crazy. Anytime you’re playing such a big game, a rivalry game like this, and then also a league opener, it just added to the atmosphere and I’m very, very happy to come out on top tonight.”

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    4A: (8) Greeley West 31, Greeley Central 14

    The Spartans are now 5-0 after going 1-9 last season.

    “Really, it started in December, just working in the offseason and changing our offense a little bit,” Greeley West coach Jason Renouf told the Scoreboard Show. “We really hit the weight room hard, and our kids have really bought into what we’re selling to them. It’s been great to be a part of.”

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    6-man: (4) Peetz 42, (3) Fleming 28

    Peetz jumped out to a 28-0 lead at halftime and cruised from there.

    “I think we sent a message to everyone else in the conference that we’re to reckon with,” coach Scott Sorensen told the Scoreboard Show. “I know Pawnee’s got a really strong team; we still have Weldon Valley on our schedule, too. If we’re going to finish this out, we have to stay focused and play good football.”

    Peetz is now 4-1 this season.

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    5A: (8) Cherry Creek 23, (9) Cherokee Trail 0

    The Bruins cruised out to a 17-0 lead midway through the second quarter and never looked back.

    Henry Lyon kicked three field goals — 48, 23 and 20 yards — Milo Hall had a 2-yard rushing touchdown, and Joseph Parker caught a 12-yard score.

    Cherry Creek improved to 3-2 this season. Cherokee Trail is also now 3-2.

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    8-man: (4) Akron 20, (5) Merino 12

    The Rams won a physical top-10 game on Friday. Akron is now 5-0.

    “I knew going into the season that we were going to be young, but I knew were going to go have some talent,” Akron coach Jerome Weers told the Scoreboard Show. “I think to some extent, they’ve even exceeded at times my expectations. … They can play real well when they want to, and they play well as a group, and I couldn’t be prouder of them.”

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    Notables

    • Two more running backs rushed for six touchdowns: Dakota Ridge’s Jeremy Lujan (who also had more than 300 yards), as well as Montrose’s Mike Rocha. They are the third and fourth players to do that this season.
    • Doherty running back TeQuan Baker went for 272 yards and four touchdowns in a 28-14 win over Castle View. Doherty is now 5-0.
    • Big plays: Sterling’s Ethan Rose hit Brennan Skerjanec on a 96-yard touchdown pass, and Longmont’s Ethan Gabrielle had a 92-yard score.
    • Columbine’s Jake Lowry threw four touchdowns in his team’s 56-35 win over Mullen. Yes, that’s correct. Surprisingly, though, that’s not a school record for the traditional rush-happy offense. That belongs to former Rebel great Danny Spond, who threw five against Thomas Jefferson in 2009. Still, Lowry’s performance even had former Columbine great and current Denver Broncos player Ryan Miller weighing in.
    • Adams City beat Aurora Central 24-21 and is now 4-1 for the first time since 2005, when the team actually started 4-0. The move to 4A has really helped the program. For perspective on the turnaround: Adams City won four total games from 2006-2013, going 4-76 over that span. One of those wins was a forfeit.
    • Air Academy had itself another wildly offensive game, and once again, the Kadets fell short. A week after losing 68-62 to Sand Creek, they lost 76-41 to Canon City. Canon City’s Trenton Stringari rushed for 255 yards and five touchdowns, according to the Canon City Daily Record. A week after breaking the state’s passing record, Air Academy quarterback Adam Brown threw for 352 yards and two touchdowns. Teammate Jalen Etsep had two kickoff returns for a score: 97 and 96 yards. Canon City’s Dacian Sullivan also had a kickoff return for a score (87 yards), part of a three touchdown night.
    • Mountain Vista moved to 5-0 with a 21-17 win over rival ThunderRidge. It is the first time in school history the Golden Eagles have won that game in nine tries. Vista quarterback Brock Rubley threw for 327 yards and two touchdowns, while Matt Yockey had 18 tackles and two sacks.
    • There were two instances where cross-town rivals played for the first time Friday: Longmont beat Silver Creek 42-21, while Chaparral beat Legend 33-30.
    • More rivalries: Heritage beat Arapahoe 23-14 for the Milk Can, while Harrison beat Sierra 25-9. It is Sierra’s first loss.
    • Green Mountain led Wheat Ridge 14-7 and 20-14 in the fourth quarter, but the Farmers rallied to take a 29-20 win.
    • In a game we previewed this week, No. 9 Berthoud moved to 5-0 with a 17-7 win over Erie in 3A.
    • Fountain-Fort Carson edged Douglas County 21-20 in overtime. FFC totally turned things around at halftime, when the Trojans were being shutout and had just one first down. Later, they rallied from down 13-7 with seven minutes to play.
    • Rangely topped Hayden in overtime, 20-14. Hayden made a goal-line stop to even get to overtime, but Rangely prevailed.
    • Palmer beat Sand Creek 35-28 in overtime to win on homecoming. Sand Creek tied the game with a touchdown in the final moments to force overtime.
    • Platte Canyon, No. 10 in 1A, beat Front Range Christian 29-0 to move to 4-1. “We preach that we’re going to try to improve every week,” Platte Canyon coach Mike Schmidt told the Scoreboard Show. “We’re young still, we’ve only got five seniors, so we feel like we’ve still got a long way to go, and a lot of improving to do.”
    • On its debut week in the 5A top-10, No. 10 Rocky Mountain beat Horizon 31-20.
    • In 3A, No. 8 Lamar beat No. 9 St. Mary’s 25-10.
    • Glenwood Springs upset 3A No. 10 Palisade, 17-10. It was sealed by a hard count which drew Palisade offside.
    • Hotchkiss knocked off 1A No. 7 Cedaredge, 27-13.

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