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All-state baseball teams for 2015 season

The 2015 baseball players of the year. From left: Jordan Ernst, Dove Creek (1A); Trent Hughes, Rye (2A); Ryan Madden, Fairview (5A); Cole Shetterly, Green Mountain (4A); Lane Greiman, Eaton (3A). (Photos: Jack Eberhard/JacksActionShots.com; Matt Mathewes/MVPSportsPics.com; Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com; Pam Wagner/CHSAANow.com)

The 2015 all-state baseball teams honor the best players in the sport as judged by the leagues and coaches. They are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

These teams were created following a lengthy process which included nominations from leagues and coaches, and then a vote of coaches. Players had to be first-team all-league in order to be on the all-state ballot.

Players and coaches of the year were also selected by a vote of the coaches.

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

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Class 5A

Fairview Loveland baseball — Fairview’s Ryan Madden is the 5A baseball player of the year. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com)

Player of the year: Ryan Madden, Fairview

Coach of the year: Matt Johnson, Chatfield

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Cole Anderson	Rocky Mountain	OF	Senior
Bryce Dietz	Rock Canyon	RHP	Senior
Chris Givin	Rock Canyon	SS/RHP	Senior
Blake Goldsberry	Cherry Creek	3B	Senior
Ryan Madden	Fairview	INF/RHP	Senior
JR McDermott	Smoky Hill	P/UTIL	Senior
Marc Mumper	Mountain Vista	SS/RHP	Senior
Nick Shumpert	Highlands Ranch	SS	Senior
Logan Soole	Monarch	P/CF	Senior
Kyle Winkler	Chatfield	SS	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Wyatt Cross	Legacy	C/1B	Senior
Maverick Handley	Mullen	C/INF	Junior
Sean O’Dell	Chatfield	CF/P/2B	Senior
Greg Pickett	Legend	OF/RHP	Senior
Kyle Reisman	Rocky Mountain	1B	Senior
Peyton Remy	Legend	RHP/OF	Senior
Aeneas Roberson	Cherry Creek	OF	Senior
Tim Ryan	Fairview	OF/RHP	Senior
Brent Schwarz	Regis Jesuit	RHP	Senior

Honorable mention: Chad Bell, Rocky Mountain, INF, Senior; Kolby Bonato, Bear Creek, 3B/C, Senior; Dominik Castiglione, Horizon, INF, Senior; Danny Collins, Lakewood, 1B/P, Senior; Quin Cotton, Regis Jesuit, OF, Junior; Conner Deeds, Pine Creek, INF/RHP, Senior; Brandon Formby, Mountain Vista, 3B/RHP, Senior; Gavin Gifford, Brighton, 1B/P, Junior; Keifer Glau, Grandview, OF/P, Senior; Trevor Kehe, Lakewood, OF/C, Senior; Peter McEvoy, Pine Creek, INF, Senior; Joe Millar, Ralston Valley, LHP, Senior; Jared Montoya, Douglas County, SS/RHP, Senior; Conner Nantkes, Cherokee Trail, LHP/OF, Sophomore; Tanner O’Tremba, Cherry Creek, OF, Freshman; Dylan Row, Fruita Monument, SS, Senior; Sam Schroeder, Fruita Monument, P/OF, Junior; Josh Schumacher, Rangeview, 2B, Junior; Josh White, Rock Canyon, 2B/OF/RHP, Senior

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Class 4A

Green Mountain Montrose baseball — Green Mountain’s Cole Shetterly is the 4A baseball player of the year. (Tom Hoganson)

Player of the year: Cole Shetterly, Green Mountain

Coach of the year: Brad Madden, Green Mountain

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Cameron Brown	D’Evelyn	OF/P	Junior
Casey Dunlap	Durango	SS/RHP	Senior
Reid Effrein	Green Mountain	2B/SS	Senior
Willie Harris	Wheat Ridge	CF	Senior
Bryan King	Ponderosa	P/OF	Senior
Kyle Leahy	Erie	RHP/INF	Senior
Josh Ramirez	Green Mountain	P/OF/1B	Senior
Talon Schaller	Green Mountain	P/3B	Senior
Cole Shetterly	Green Mountain	SS/P	Senior
Paul Tillotson	Lewis-Palmer	RHP/OF/3B	Junior
Grant Witherspoon	D’Evelyn	OF/P/1B	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Zane Begano	Erie	INF/RHP	Senior
Andrew Bowles	Palisade	C/SS	Senior
Cole Brandon	Windsor	LHP/1B	Senior
Austin Brown	Holy Family	LHP/1B/CF	Senior
Diego Garcia	Wheat Ridge	3B/P	Senior
Matt Helmreich	D’Evelyn	C	Senior
Chase Mathis	Mesa Ridge	INF/P	Senior
Jared Mews	Canon City	CF	Senior
Alec Moens	Evergreen	SS/P	Senior
Brian Tims	Lewis-Palmer	2B/SS	Senior

Honorable mention: Sonny Arellano, Pueblo East, RHP/1B, Senior; Brandon Barringer, Skyview, C, Senior; Logan Beatty, Mesa Ridge, INF/P, Senior; Colin Cicere, Lewis-Palmer, RHP/OF, Senior; Ryan DeMoudt, Berthoud, INF, Senior; Mitchell Gray, Summit, RHP/3B/OF, Senior; Jake Greenwalt, Windsor, RHP/3B, Junior; Kyle Greenwell, Northridge, C/RHP, Senior; Jacob Hein, Discovery Canyon, P/OF, Senior; Derek Horn, Delta, P, Senior; Dane Kapande, Evergreen, 2B/SS, Junior; Nic Lacayo, Cheyenne Mountain, C, Senior; Brandon Maes, Pueblo South, C/3B, Junior; D.J. Medina, Kennedy, P/INF, Senior; Chase Nieslanik, Glenwood Springs, LHP, Senior; Dylan Norsen, Mountain View, P/OF/INF, Sophomore; Mason Peterson, Longmont, 2B/C, Junior; Hunter Roberts, Alameda, 2B/OF, Junior; Christian Robles, Denver North, OF, Junior; Cooper Rothe, Longmont, CF, Junior; Layton Stutsman, Rifle, OF, Senior; Jeffrey Torres, Thomas Jefferson, OF/RHP, Senior; Chase Trujillo, Pueblo West, OF, Senior; Isaiah Volcic, Widefield, SS/P/INF, Senior; Austin Wood, Silver Creek, 1B/RHP, Junior; Easton Woods, Palisade, P, Senior

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Class 3A

Holy Family Eaton baseball — Eaton’s Lane Greiman (10) is the 3A baseball player of the year. (Pam Wagner)

Player of the year: Lane Greiman, Eaton

Coach of the year: Kevin Fergus, Brush

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Brevin Baessler	University	P/SS/P	Senior
Luke Bote	Faith Christian	C/P/INF	Senior
Matt Burkart	Eaton	SS/RHP	Junior
Carter Chacon	Valley	P/INF	Senior
Darin Cook	Lamar	INF/P	Senior
Lane Greiman	Eaton	RHP/INF	Senior
Ryan Koehler	Eaton	LHP/OF	Senior
Alec Petterson	Brush	C/P	Senior
Kyle Rosenbrock	Brush	SS/P	Senior
Brady Tedesco	Eaton	LHP/OF	Senior
Jacob Thiessen	Sterling	P/INF/UTIL	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Payton Chacon	Valley	C/P	Senior
Calvin Corey	Olathe	INF/P	Senior
Mikey Gutierrez	Brush	INF	Senior
Tyler Husmann	Alamosa	LF	Senior
Nick Kakavas	Peak to Peak	P/1B	Senior
Kelton McCoy	Bayfield	C/RHP/INF	Junior
Will McKissick	Kent Denver	OF/P	Junior
Braydon Peif	University	P/2B	Senior
Zane Phelps	Bayfield	3B/RHP/C	Junior
AJ Stephens	Faith Christian	1B/P/OF	Junior

Honorable mention: Colby Archuleta, Gunnison, C, Junior; Phillip Chadwick, Moffat County, UTIL/P, Senior; Trevor Close, Buena Vista, P/SS, Senior; Donovan Contreraz, Sheridan, P/INF, Junior; Kaleb Hansen, Lamar, INF, Senior; Ty Hanzlicek, Valley, INF/OF/P, Junior; Dusty Kaan, Sterling, CF/P, Senior; Tyler Manzanares, Pagosa Springs, P/INF/3B, Senior; Christopher Martin, Centauri, SS/OF, Junior; Joe Mondragon, Eaton, 1B/OF, Junior; Nathan Vaughn, Lutheran, RHP/UTIL/DH, Senior; Jake Vieira, Lutheran, OF/UTIL/RHP, Senior; Cole Whitaker, Kent Denver, SS/3B/P, Senior; Brady Wilson, Gunnison, INF/P, Junior

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Class 2A

Rye Resurrection Christian baseball — Trent Hughes (center) of Rye is the 2A baseball player of the year. (Matt Mathewes/MVPSportsPics.com)

Player of the year: Trenton Hughes, Rye

Coach of the year: Stacey Graham, Rye

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Trenton Hughes	Rye	P/1B	Senior
Ryan Miller	Burlington	P/INF	Senior
Luke Mondt	Resurrection Christian	SS/RHP	Senior
Cody Norris	Kiowa/Simla	P/C/INF	Senior
Luis Ortiz, Jr.	Rye	SS/P/C	Senior
Devan Rupe	Hotchkiss	P/CF	Senior
Maclain Smiley	Kiowa/Simla	P/INF	Senior
Joe Stephen	Limon	RHP/SS	Junior
Tyler Woodhams	Sedgwick County	RHP	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Mitchell Bates	Kiowa/Simla	P/C/INF	Senior
Bailey Benz	Rye	C	Sophomore
Jett County	Burlington	P/INF	Sophomore
Chance Dunker	Sedgwick County	RHP	Junior
Caden Eastin	County Line (Wiley/McClave)	LHP/CF	Junior
Evan Finley	Peyton	P/INF/C	Junior
Cesar Gonzalez	Hotchkiss	P/SS	Junior
Trevor Smith	Paonia	3B/C/RHP	Sophomore
Taylor Thoman	Peyton	P/UTIL	Junior
Jake Tomcheck	Resurrection Christian	LHP/OF/1B	Junior

Honorable mention: Kaleb Bayles, Hotchkiss, 1B/OF, Senior; Bryce Buhr, Crowley County, CF/SS/P, Junior; Miles Caldon, Sanford, C/UTIL/RHP, Junior; Tristen Cesko, Limon, P/INF, Senior; Jonathon Cowles, Dayspring Christian Academy, C/P/SS, Sophomore; Christian Dellamaestra, County Line (Wiley/McClave), P/3B, Sophomore; Tanner Fulkerson, Dawson School, SS/RHP, Junior; Garrett Harper, Ellicott, C/INF/P, Senior; Raul Hurtado, Byers, SS/RHP, Senior; Spencer Kelly, Calhan, 2B/SS, Junior; Bryar Kirkland, Swink, INF/P, Junior; Michael Lopez, Las Animas, LHP/CF/RF, Senior; Ryan Nolin, Yuma, C, Junior; Kasey Nusbaum, Kiowa/Simla, P/C/INF, Junior; Alex Stiens, Center, P/SS/INF, Senior; McCabe Taylor, Paonia, OF/2B, Senior; Steven Weber, County Line (Wiley/McClave), P/C/INF, Sophomore

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Class 1A

Dove Creek Granada baseball — Jordan Ernst of Dove Creek is the 1A baseball player of the year. (Jack Eberhard/JacksActionShots.com)

Player of the year: Jordan Ernst, Dove Creek

Coach of the year: Curtis Garver, Dove Creek

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Cordell Burton	Stratton	OF	Senior
Jordan Ernst	Dove Creek	SS/2B/P	Junior
Jacob Hodge	Community Christian	P	Senior
Ricardo Juarez	Holly	P/INF	Sophomore
Paul Kidder	Community Christian	P	Sophomore
Jaxon King	Fleming	SS/P	Sophomore
Mason Mizokami	Sierra Grande	SS/P	Senior
Alex Ogas	Dove Creek	C	Senior
Kyle Schultz	Dove Creek	SS/2B/P	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Flint Corliss	Stratton	P/INF/C	Senior
Carlos Diaz	Cornerstone Christian Academy	INF/P/OF	Senior
Dalton Dziedzic	Gilpin County	P	Senior
Tyler Fields	Cornerstone Christian Academy	C/INF/P	Junior
Spencer Gatlin	Dove Creek	1B/DH	Junior
Ryan Keoller	Granada	P	Sophomore
Derek Kibel	Dove Creek	CF	Freshman
Koy Palmer	Granada	C	Senior
Mason Pierce	Holly	INF/UTIL/P	Senior
Quinten Richards	Cotopaxi	1B/P	Senior
Tyler Rouse	Eads	SS/P/C	Senior
Jeb Schroder	Springfield	P/INF/UTIL	Senior
Eli Sievert	Rocky Mountain Lutheran	INF/P	Junior
Marc Solis	Eads	3B/SS/P	Junior

June 12, 2015

Championship count: Cherry Creek has most team titles; Thompson Valley leads the way in individuals

Cherry Creek’s football championship was one of five team titles from the school in 2014-15. (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com)

AURORA — Cherry Creek’s athletic programs won a state-best five team championships during the 2014-15 school year.

Thompson Valley, meanwhile, captured 14 individual championships to lead the state.

Below is a recap of the year in championships. A complete database of championships through history is available on our site.

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Team titles

Cherry Creek’s five championships led the way. The Bruins won boys tennis, football, hockey, boys tennis and boys lacrosse this season.

Cheyenne Mountain (boys swimming, girls tennis, girls golf, girls soccer) and Grandview (softball, volleyball, girls soccer and poms) each won four team titles.

Grandview’s four girls championships were the most in the state for that gender, while Creek’s four boys championships led the way.

Eaton, Colorado Academy, Lyons and Valor Christian all won three total team championships.

In all, 65 teams won at least one team title in 2014-15, with 17 winning at least two.

Rank	School	Girls	Boys	Total
1	Cherry Creek	1	4	5
2	Grandview	4	0	4
2	Cheyenne Mountain	3	1	4
4	Eaton	2	1	3
4	Colorado Academy	3	0	3
4	Lyons	0	3	3
4	Valor Christian	2	1	3
8	Rock Canyon	1	1	2
8	Mountain Vista	1	1	2
8	Fossil Ridge	1	1	2
8	Palmer Ridge	0	2	2
8	Paonia	1	1	2
8	Overland	1	1	2
8	Air Academy	0	2	2
8	Broomfield	1	1	2
8	Kent Denver	0	2	2
8	Alamosa	0	2	2
18	Cheyenne Wells	1	0	1
18	Vail Christian	1	0	1
18	Bishop Machebeuf	1	0	1
18	Manitou Springs	1	0	1
18	Bennett	1	0	1
18	Glenwood Springs	1	0	1
18	Ponderosa	1	0	1
18	Castle View	1	0	1
18	Chaparral	1	0	1
18	Green Mountain	0	1	1
18	Rye	0	1	1
18	Dove Creek	0	1	1
18	Regis Jesuit	1	0	1
18	Aspen	0	1	1
18	Vail Mountain	1	0	1
18	Fountain-Fort Carson	0	1	1
18	Lutheran	0	1	1
18	Springfield	0	1	1
18	Cherokee Trail	1	0	1
18	Niwot	1	0	1
18	Heritage Christian	1	0	1
18	Colorado Springs Christian	0	1	1
18	Sanford	0	1	1
18	Holly	0	1	1
18	Pagosa Springs	1	0	1
18	Akron	1	0	1
18	Idalia	1	0	1
18	Arvada West	0	1	1
18	Thompson Valley	0	1	1
18	Valley	0	1	1
18	Rocky Ford	0	1	1
18	Battle Mountain	0	1	1
18	Summit	1	0	1
18	Evergreen	1	0	1
18	Pine Creek	0	1	1
18	Pueblo East	0	1	1
18	Brush	0	1	1
18	Caliche	0	1	1
18	Arickaree/Woodlin	0	1	1
18	Lewis-Palmer	1	0	1
18	Resurrection Christian	1	0	1
18	Fleming	1	0	1
18	Standley Lake	1	0	1
18	Mountain View	0	1	1
18	Fort Collins	0	1	1
18	Coronado	0	1	1
18	Sterling	0	1	1
18	La Junta	1	0	1

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Individual titles

Colorado state wrestling — Thompson Valley totaled 14 individual championships in 2014-15, including five wrestlers. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com)

Thompson Valley had eight boys and six girls win individual championships in 2014-15 to account for its state-best total of 14.

Cherry Creek was second with 13, and Pomona was third with 10. Lyons won eight, while Air Academy and Cheyenne Mountain each captured seven individual crowns.

A total of 131 schools had at least one individual win a championship. Of those, 73 schools had at least two champions, and 10 had as many as five.

Below is a complete breakdown of individual championships this season.

Rank	School	Girls	Boys	Total
1	Thompson Valley	6	8	14
2	Cherry Creek	7	6	13
3	Pomona	2	8	10
4	Lyons	4	4	8
5	Air Academy	4	3	7
5	Cheyenne Mountain	4	3	7
7	Palmer Ridge	0	6	6
7	Fairview	2	4	6
9	Kent Denver	2	3	5
9	Paonia	2	3	5
11	Fossil Ridge	3	1	4
11	Evergreen	4	0	4
11	Cherokee Trail	4	0	4
11	Lamar	4	0	4
11	Sangre de Cristo	3	1	4
11	Shining Mountain	4	0	4
17	Fort Collins	3	0	3
17	Regis Jesuit	1	2	3
17	Niwot	2	1	3
17	Colorado Academy	0	3	3
17	Aspen	1	2	3
17	Summit	2	1	3
17	Valor Christian	3	0	3
17	Pueblo County	0	3	3
17	Platte Valley	0	3	3
17	Sterling	0	3	3
17	Fountain-Fort Carson	1	2	3
17	Canon City	0	3	3
17	Springfield	0	3	3
17	Otis	2	1	3
31	SkyView Academy	0	2	2
31	Estes Park	2	0	2
31	Pueblo South	0	2	2
31	Overland	1	1	2
31	Broomfield	2	0	2
31	Battle Mountain	0	2	2
31	Rock Canyon	2	0	2
31	Arapahoe	2	0	2
31	ThunderRidge	2	0	2
31	Windsor	1	1	2
31	Mullen	1	1	2
31	Grand Junction	0	2	2
31	Rocky Mountain	0	2	2
31	Arvada West	0	2	2
31	Chaparral	1	1	2
31	Fort Lupton	0	2	2
31	Brush	0	2	2
31	Berthoud	0	2	2
31	Rocky Ford	0	2	2
31	John Mall	0	2	2
31	Buena Vista	0	2	2
31	Highlands Ranch	0	2	2
31	D’Evelyn	1	1	2
31	Monarch	0	2	2
31	Castle View	1	1	2
31	Mountain Range	1	1	2
31	Rampart	1	1	2
31	Lewis-Palmer	2	0	2
31	James Irwin	0	2	2
31	Fountain Valley	0	2	2
31	Lutheran	0	2	2
31	Eaton	1	1	2
31	Moffat County	2	0	2
31	Salida	2	0	2
31	Wiggins	1	1	2
31	South Park	2	0	2
31	Cedaredge	1	1	2
31	Burlington	1	1	2
31	Pikes Peak	0	2	2
31	Prairie	1	1	2
31	Baca County	0	2	2
31	Eads	1	1	2
31	Kim	2	0	2
74	Dawson	0	1	1
74	Standley Lake	1	0	1
74	Nederland	1	0	1
74	Poudre	0	1	1
74	Fruita Monument	0	1	1
74	Discovery Canyon	0	1	1
74	Conifer	0	1	1
74	Fort Morgan	0	1	1
74	Pueblo East	0	1	1
74	Alamosa	0	1	1
74	Mead	0	1	1
74	Weld Central	0	1	1
74	Montezuma-Cortez	0	1	1
74	Dolores Huerta	0	1	1
74	Norwood/Nucla	0	1	1
74	Swink	0	1	1
74	Holly	0	1	1
74	Crowley County	0	1	1
74	Meeker	0	1	1
74	Centauri	0	1	1
74	Limon	0	1	1
74	Jefferson Academy	1	0	1
74	Dakota Ridge	1	0	1
74	Boulder	0	1	1
74	Greeley West	0	1	1
74	Steamboat Springs	1	0	1
74	St. Mary’s Academy	1	0	1
74	Ralston Valley	1	0	1
74	Gateway	0	1	1
74	Smoky Hill	0	1	1
74	Grandview	0	1	1
74	Lakewood	0	1	1
74	Silver Creek	1	0	1
74	The Classical Academy	1	0	1
74	Vista PEAK	1	0	1
74	Littleton	0	1	1
74	Vista Ridge	0	1	1
74	Woodland Park	0	1	1
74	Bayfield	0	1	1
74	Manitou Springs	1	0	1
74	Faith Christian	1	0	1
74	University	1	0	1
74	Gunnison	1	0	1
74	Caliche	1	0	1
74	Calhan	1	0	1
74	Kiowa	1	0	1
74	Wray	1	0	1
74	Resurrection Christian	0	1	1
74	Merino	0	1	1
74	West Grand	0	1	1
74	Rye	0	1	1
74	Vail Christian	0	1	1
74	Telluride	0	1	1
74	Sedgwick County	0	1	1
74	McClave	0	1	1
74	Idalia	0	1	1
74	Pawnee	0	1	1
74	Heritage Christian	1	0	1

June 2, 2015

Final results from 4A girls golf state tournament

Final results from girls golf’s Class 4A state tournament.

The 4A tournament was held at River Valley Ranch in Carbondale in Loveland.

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Class 4A

Results on COgolf.org

Individuals
Pos.	Player	School	To par	Round 1	Round 1	Total
1	Jennifer Kupcho	Jefferson Academy	-5	70	69	139
2	Kylee Sullivan	Cheyenne Mountain	+5	73	76	149
3	Erin Sargent	Silver Creek	+7	74	77	151
4	Kiselya Plewe	Dolores	+12	80	76	156
5	Hannah More	Mullen	+14	78	80	158
T6	Adara Pauluhn	Niwot	+15	82	77	159
T6	Lauren Murphy	Glenwood Springs	+15	79	80	159
8	Kacey Godwin	Colorado Academy	+18	83	79	162
9	Cassie Kneen	Colorado Academy	+19	82	81	163
10	Emilee Strausburg	D’Evelyn	+20	85	79	164
T11	Sarah Hwang	St. Mary’s	+21	84	81	165
T11	Tori Goodman	Falcon	+21	81	84	165
T13	Reiley Waldo	Durango	+22	84	82	166
T13	Kellsey Sample	Palmer Ridge	+22	81	85	166
T15	Brooke Lucero	Rye	+24	84	84	168
T15	Mariah Ehrman	Jefferson Academy	+24	84	84	168
17	Colleen Casey	Estes Park	+26	80	90	170
T18	Kelsey McKenna	Air Academy	+27	81	90	171
T18	Lauren Cruz	Northridge	+27	80	91	171
T20	Ashley Roo	Valor	+28	90	82	172
T20	Megan Vernon	Golden	+28	90	82	172
T20	Sophia Montoya	Pueblo South	+28	87	85	172
T20	Makayla Dahl	Valor	+28	83	89	172
T20	Courtney Ewing	Pueblo West	+28	82	90	172
T25	Kylee Tokoi	Mountain View	+29	90	83	173
T25	Isabella Morfe	Valor	+29	89	84	173
T25	Caitlyn Olson	Northridge	+29	86	87	173
T25	Regina Dillon	Cheyenne Mountain	+29	85	88	173
29	Natalie Holley	Evergreen	+31	87	88	175
30	Melissa Steinbach	Cedaredge	+32	88	88	176
T31	Maxine Choi	Cheyenne Mountain	+33	93	84	177
T31	Claire McPeak	Niwot	+33	87	90	177
33	Trinity Goderstad	Colorado Academy	+35	91	88	179
T34	Shelby Hindes	Monte Vista	+37	96	85	181
T34	Brooke Brennecke	Montrose	+37	94	87	181
T34	Aryn McLaughlin	Thompson Valley	+37	87	94	181
T37	Alyson Schuman	Palisade	+38	93	89	182
T37	Leah Donnelly	Wheat Ridge	+38	86	96	182
39	Marin Halvorsen	Kent Denver	+40	96	88	184
40	Bethany Wells	Montrose	+41	95	90	185
41	Taylor Sandoval	Eagle Valley	+42	96	90	186
42	Molly Lange	D’Evelyn	+43	89	98	187
43	Laci Williams	Skyline	+44	102	86	188
T44	Sarah Rhodes	Pueblo West	+45	96	93	189
T44	Molli Boruff	Berthoud	+45	92	97	189
T46	Emma Robinson	Pueblo Centennial	+46	99	91	190
T46	Bailey Reed	Wray	+46	94	96	190
48	Elly Walters	Rifle	+47	93	98	191
49	Breanne Buchner	Fowler	+53	100	97	197
50	Allyson Ludewig	Eagle Valley	+54	102	96	198
T51	Tylyn Zwirn	Yuma	+55	99	100	199
T51	Sam Chaney	Vista Peak	+55	99	100	199
53	Taylor Hackett	Alamosa	+56	99	101	200
54	Raynie Makloski	Pueblo South	+57	108	93	201
T55	Grace Gunlikson	Skyline	+58	104	98	202
T55	Maddy Helfer	D’Evelyn	+58	101	101	202
T55	Kelsey Rodrigue	Mesa Ridge	+58	95	107	202
58	Perry Ford	Canon City	+59	100	103	203
59	Larissa Roberts	Bishop Machebeuf	+60	101	103	204
T60	Katy Burr	Manitou Springs	+61	105	100	205
T60	Emma Moser	Northridge	+61	104	101	205
T62	Paige Anderson	Discovery Canyon	+62	111	95	206
T62	Mikayla McKie	Montrose	+62	110	96	206
T62	Ellie Broker	Cheyenne Mountain	+62	109	97	206
T62	Jolene Carrica	Swink	+62	105	101	206
T62	Lexi Youngren	Montrose	+62	103	103	206
T67	Eryn Salinas	Rye	+64	109	99	208
T67	Sam DeNardo	Pueblo West	+64	107	101	208
69	Alyssa Rios	Ft. Morgan	+65	105	104	209
T70	Lorenza Rios	Pueblo Central	+66	108	102	210
T70	Danyka Fetty	Pueblo County	+66	103	107	210
72	Jayden Muro	Windsor	+67	109	102	211
T73	Courtney Kauffman	Standley Lake	+69	113	100	213
T73	Taylor Axelson	Thompson Valley	+69	109	104	213
75	Kylie Brixey	Florence	+70	102	112	214
76	Vanessa Johnson	Vista Ridge	+72	103	113	216
77	Chloe Gordon	Denver South	+73	120	97	217
78	Kylee Shepard	Vista Peak	+75	109	110	219
79	Sarah Street	Colorado Academy	+76	105	115	220
80	Alli Brown	Northridge	+90	134	100	234
81	Hannah Munro	Conifer	+99	112	131	243
82	Teagan Sullivan	Palmer Ridge	+107	117	134	251
83	Samantha Weber	Air Academy	WD	94	WD	–

Team scores
Pos.	Team	To par	Round 1	Round 2	Total
1	Cheyenne Mountain	+67	251	248	499
2	Colorado Academy	+72	256	248	504
3	Valor Christian	+85	262	255	517
4	Northridge	+116	270	278	548
5	Montrose	+133	292	273	565
6	Pueblo West	+137	285	284	569
7	D’Evelyn/Denver South	+174	310	296	606

May 20, 2015

State track, ever the spectacle, kicked off in a big way Thursday

State track Jeffco Stadium — More photos. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com)

LAKEWOOD — Schools from all five classifications, everyone from Idalia to Cherry Creek, come together at Jefferson County Stadium each year for the state track and field championships.

The three-day event is a spectacle. From the multi-colored team tents dotting the stands, to the splendid new stadium scoreboard with videos and instant results, to the podium for state placers lined with flowers underneath, the state track meet is one of the premier prep events in Colorado.

Although Thursday was the first of three days, serving as a stage-setter on the track with only two events as championship finals, the 3,200-meter run and the 3,200-meter relay in a few of the divisions, and the rest preliminary rounds to earn spots in finals, the day was not bereft of memorable performances.

Maya Evans, a freshman at Vista PEAK, won prelims in the Class 4A 100-meter dash in 12.00. She also placed third in the 200-meter dash prelims in 25.25. Off the track, Evans won the state championship in the long jump with a 19-9.25, the third-best mark nationally by a freshman in 2015.

“My goal was a 20, but every time I jump I get closer and closer,” Evans said.

“It feels really good,” she added. “I’m new to state and it was a challenge for me, but I believed in myself and I knew I could do it.”

Valor Christian, sporting their white Nike speed suits, blistered a time of 1:26.37 in the boys 800-meter relay. They easily won 4A prelims over Littleton (1:28.81) and Windsor (1:28.85).

A few minutes later, Fountain-Fort Carson — resembling Superman in their red, white, and blue — ran 1:26.99 to win 5A prelims. Pine Creek girls, the defending state champions in the 400- and 800-meter relays, posted 1:38.44 in their preliminary round in 5A, easily outdistancing Cherokee Trail’s 1:41.05. They own the Colorado record of 1:37.05, set in 2014 at the state meet.

The 800-meter relay finals for the big schools could be as entertaining as any event on Friday.

As for those championship finals on Thursday, another team decked in red, white, and blue — Cherry Creek — swept the 5A boys and girls crowns in the 3,200 meter relay. The girls were in a battle with Monarch and ThunderRidge through three legs, but unleashed Jordyn Colter — the No. 1-ranked girl in America in the 800 meters and the mile — on the anchor to cruise a 9:07.54. Monarch (9:15) and ThunderRidge (9:21) finished second and third.

The Bruin boys hovered around fourth place through the first two legs, but picked off the leaders and won in 7:51. Chaparral (7:54), Fountain-Fort Carson (7:55), and Liberty (7:57) all dipped under eight minutes.

In a state with the track and field talent of Colorado, plenty of athletes performed well on the biggest stage. Perhaps none performed better, or at least in more dramatic fashion, than Air Academy’s Katie Rainsberger.

After running away from a stacked 4A field in the 3,200-meter run with a time of 10:49, ahead of Mountain View’s Riley Cooney (10:56), Denver North’s Kayla Young (10:56), and Canon City’s Aubrey Till (10:58), the junior saved enough for something special in the 3,200 relay.

Thompson Valley, a traditional power in the relay, led through three legs and by a sizeable margin. But Air Academy was lurking in the top five.

The Kadets moved into second with Rainsberger’s anchor leg to go, but the Eagles had Emily Leidig, a state qualifier in the 800-meters, countering. Rainsberger measured Leidig on the first lap and started gaining, but the gap was still several meters.

She eventually caught her with around 200 to go, and brought the baton home in 9:25. Canon City snuck past Thompson Valley for second in 9:31 to TV’s 9:32.

“They stepped up really big today,” Rainsberger, who split 2:10, said of her relay mates. “We were in pretty good position when I got the baton. I knew I just needed to finish as hard as I could and try to get the win.”

Kayla Wiitala, Lilliana Hamilton, and Carly Wilborn were also members of the winning 3,200 relay for Air Academy.

Rainsberger nearly ran down Mountain View on the anchor leg a season ago, but came up just short as the Kadets were the runner-up in 9:17 to the Mountain Lions’ 9:15.

The 4A champion last fall in cross country got her first state of winning on the track after several runner-up finishes individually, as well. She’s the favorite to win the 800 and 1600-meter runs over the weekend.

Events begin again at 8:30 am on Friday morning with the 3A 3,200 meter-run.

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Valor Christian’s Haley Showalter, a senior, defended her 4A crown in the discus throw with a mark of 158-5. The future Wisconsin Badger was the runner-up in the event her freshman and sophomore seasons.
Cherokee Trail’s Amazing Ashby won the 5A triple jump with a 39-4, a nice boost to the Cougars’ title hopes as a team. CT, Fort Collins, and Pine Creek are expected to contend.
Rampart placed 1st and 2nd in the 5A high jump as Ashlyn Hare (5-6) won the crown and Kiara Kearny (5-6, more attempts) was the runner-up.
Mountain Range’s Patrick Byerly won the 5A discus throw with an impressive 54-6. He became the first track and field athlete to win a state title in the school’s history.
Palmer Ridge’s Eric Hamer, the 4A cross country champion last fall, won 4A in the 3,200 meter run in 9:22. He came back soon after to anchor the winning 3,200 relay in 7:57. The Bears’ Caleb Ojennes crushed prelims of the 400-meter dash with a 47.31.
Bayfield’s Conner Kennedy nearly broke the 3A state meet record in the long jump with a mark of 23-00. Josiah Baker of La Junta holds the all-time best with a 23-1.25, set in 2003.
Cedaredge broke the 2A state meet record in the girls 800-meter relay with a time of 1:44.76 in prelims. Akron held the previous best of 1:45.29 from 2011.
Shining Mountain Waldorf’s Ginger Hutton was a mere four seconds off her sister’s 1A 3,200-meter record of 11:49. Ginger ran 11:53 on Thursday, Birdie went 11:49 in 2012. Older sister runs for Princeton, while Ginger, a senior, is a Vanderbilt recruit.
The Chaparral boys, who were 2nd Thursday, have placed either 1st or 2nd in the 5A 3,200 relay six times since 2007.
Paul Roberts of Lyons, a junior, won the 2A 3,200 meter crown in 9:38. The title was Roberts’ fourth on the track and seventh overall as an individual, including cross country. He also anchored the winning 3,200 meter relay Thursday.

May 14, 2015

Photos: Vocal Music Gala at DU

DENVER — This year’s Vocal Music Gala was at the University of Denver’s Newman Center for the Performing Arts on Friday evening.

Taking part this year were Discovery Canyon, Montezuma-Cortez, Doherty, Mountain View, Rifle, Lutheran, Prairie View, Castle View, Greeley Cental, and Eaton.

May 2, 2015

Vocal Music Gala set for May 1 at DU

Music festival — (Bethany Brookens/CHSAANow.com)

AURORA — The fifth-annual CHSAA Vocal Music Gala is slated for Friday, May 1, at the University of Denver’s Newman Center for the Performing Arts beginning at 6 p.m.

Twelve of the state’s top choirs are scheduled to appear, including groups from the following high schools: Discovery Canyon, Montezuma-Cortez, Doherty, Mountain View, Lewis-Palmer, Rifle, Lutheran, Prairie View, Castle View, Greeley Central and Eaton. The Newman Center is located at 2344 East Iliff Avenue on the DU campus.

Each of the performing groups earned their right to take the stage on May 1 after their performances during the CHSAA Large Group Music Festivals which have professionally-trained vocal music judges evaluating and rating each group. Those selected were among the top-rated groups across the state.

Tickets are $10 for adults, with K-12 students and Senior Citizens (60 & over) $7. DU Pioneer Card holders are $5. On-site parking is $8 per vehicle (cash only). Please note that persons needing accommodations for a disability should call the box office as early as possible.

Tickets can be purchased prior to the event at the Newman Center Box Office, which is open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. or online at newmantix.com.

For additional information, please contact Bethany Brookens at the CHSAA office.

April 20, 2015

Vista Peak’s Evans shines at Mullen Runners Roost

DENVER — The Mullen Runners Roost Invitational has long been deemed one of Colorado’s finest track meets.

So when an athlete wins two events and places second in another, it’s noteworthy. But when that competitor is only a freshman, brand new to the high school track world, it’s rather remarkable.

Maya Evans, a sprinter and jumper for the Vista Peak Bison, a Class 4A school in Aurora, displayed her extreme talents Saturday with victories in the 100-meter dash (12.26), long jump (18-3.75), and a runner-up finish in the 200-meter dash.

Vista Peak's Maya Evans. (Brock Laue/CHSAANow.com) — Vista Peak’s Maya Evans. (Brock Laue/CHSAANow.com)

Maybe more remarkable is that Evans’ long jump mark wasn’t even a personal best. She went 19-3.5 at the Runners Roost of Fort Collins meet on March 21, currently the fourth best mark of any freshman in America during the outdoor track season.

Evans also leaped a ridiculous 19-4.25 in an indoor meet in January. Only three other Colorado girls — in any classification — have cleared 18-0 this season and Evans is the only one in the 19’s.

The freshman placed first at Mullen by a wide margin over Thompson Valley’s Ali Artzberger (16-8.50). The Vista Peak superstar also had a personal best in the 100, quite a day for a girl who just got her feet wet to high school track.

Evans’ jumps coach, Myka Greene, wasn’t the least bit surprised by her performance, though.

“I know there are a lot of people who want an athlete like her,” Greene said. “She’s really a great athlete and a real coachable one.

“I’m pretty confident that she can jump 20s at state,” Greene added. “In the 100, I believe she can run 12.00. In the 200, I believe she can get to at least 24.4. Her training that she’s doing, she’s getting there.”

For now, Evans is focused on the process.

“My goal is to drop my times more and jump further in long jump,” the freshman phenom said.

At an invitational the caliber of Mullen, Evans was certainly not the only one to impress.

Mountain View’s Riley Cooney, a senior and University of Kansas signee, won a distance double with the 1,600 and 800 crowns over stacked fields.

In her first event, the 1,600, Cooney tamed the field with a wire-to-wire victory in a time of 5:02.

In the 800, another win was far from a done deal as Thompson Valley’s Emily Leidig, a cross-town rival of Cooney’s in Loveland, broke off for a large lead on the second lap. Cooney, who was in second place, appeared out of contention with 100 meters left. But the senior had a furious finish to catch Leidig with five meters remaining, winning in 2:14 as Leidig ran 2:15.

“I thought maybe I had a shot at it, but it was a pretty big gap. I tried and I guess I got it,” Cooney said with a smile.

Isaac Green of Monarch. (Brock Laue/CHSAANow.com)

“I haven’t had a super awesome meet here in the past, so I just wanted to have my last one be a good one,” she added. “I hadn’t run an 800 that was I satisfied with this season. I needed that race today.

“In the mile, I just wanted to get out and take control and run my race. I’m happy with it.”

Monarch super sophomore Isaac Green, one of the best freshman distance runners in the nation a season ago, claimed a thrilling come-from-behind 1,600 meter race over Chaparral’s Dominic Compoz, who led throughout.

Regis Jesuit’s Javan Lanier won both the 100 and 200-meter dashes.

April 12, 2015

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).

March 16, 2015

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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February 22, 2015

Photos: Jessup carries No. 1 Longmont boys hoops over Mountain View

LONGMONT — No. 1 Longmont’s Justinian Jessup was unstoppable, scoring 25 points en route to a 56-38 win over Mountain View on Thursday to keep Longmont undefeated this season.

Longmont took advantage of a size advantage with Jessup and Blake Ogrady to jump out to a 10-0 lead. Mountain View was able to cut the lead to three, 25-22, but Longmont used a 21-4 run to take a 20-point lead into the fourth quarter.

Ogrady added 17 points for Longmont, and Jose Orrantia poured in 18 points for Mountain View.

Longmont moves to 11-0 this season, while Mountain View drops to 6-7.

January 16, 2015

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