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Class 2A
Rank	Team	LW
1	Wray	1
2	Centauri	2
3	Buena Vista	3
4	Cedaredge	4
5	Lyons	5
6	Rocky Ford	6
7	Meeker	7
8	Hotchkiss	–
9	Crowley County	8
10	John Mall	9
Dropped out
Highland

Class 3A
Rank	Team	LW
1	Pagosa Springs	1
2	Eaton	2
3	Weld Central	3
4	Bennett	4
5	Valley	5
6	Platte Valley	6
7	Alamosa	7
8	Jefferson	8
9	Moffat County	9
10	Lamar	–
Dropped out
Woodland Park

Class 4A
Rank	Team	LW
1	Pueblo County	1
2	Pueblo East	2
3	Cheyenne Mountain	3
4	Thompson Valley	6
5	Windsor	4
6	Loveland	5
7	Falcon	–
8	Mesa Ridge	7
9	Pueblo West	8
10	Erie	9
Dropped out
Discovery Canyon

Class 5A
Rank	Team	LW
1	Pomona	1
2	Ponderosa	2
3	Brighton	3
4	Monarch	4
5	Douglas County	5
6	Pine Creek	7
7	Columbine	8
8	Rocky Mountain	6
9	Prairie View	9
10	Denver East	10
Dropped out
None

The 2020 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 head coaches across the state.

Players were placed onto the first-team, second-team and honorable mention based upon the number of votes they received. In 5A-1A, spots were reserved for linemen and one kicker/punter, while 8-man reserved spots for linemen.

CHSAA does not determine who makes or doesn’t make the team; they are created from the results of the coaches’ vote.

Because there will be two football seasons during the 2020-21 school year, this is the all-state football team for Season A. There will be a separate all-state football team released for Season C.

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Myles Purchase, Cherry Creek

Coach of the year: Dave Logan, Cherry Creek

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Al Ashford III	Cherry Creek	CB/WR/FS	Senior
James Betschart	Legend	OL	Senior
Julian Hammond	Cherry Creek	QB	Senior
Gunnar Helm	Cherry Creek	TE	Senior
Jake Hives	Columbine	OL	Senior
Aaron Karas	Pomona	T	Junior
Nick Lyon	Valor Christian	T/DT	Senior
Braden Miller	Eaglecrest	OT	Junior
Liam O’Brien	Fairview	QB	Senior
Seyi Oladipo	Eaglecrest	CB	Senior
Boden Page	Cherry Creek	P	Junior
Grant Page	Fairview	WR	Junior
Chase Penry	Cherry Creek	WR	Senior
Jack Pospisil	Pomona	QB/DB	Senior
Domingo Prince	Cherry Creek	T/G	Senior
Myles Purchase	Cherry Creek	CB/RB	Senior
Leslie Richardson III	Smoky Hill	QB	Senior
Ty Robinson	Eaglecrest	WR/S	Senior
Gavin Sawchuk	Valor Christian	RB	Junior
Mukendi Wa-Kalonji	Grandview	DE	Senior
Arden Walker	Cherry Creek	DE/LB	Senior
Brayden Wood	Fairview	DE	Senior
Gus Zilinskas	Cherry Creek	DT/FB	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Jackson Anderson	Valor Christian	C/DE	Senior
Jay Barry	Fairview	DB	Senior
Austin Brown	Ralston Valley	T/G	Senior
Seth Cromwell	Columbine	FB/MLB	Junior
Caden Dollar	Fossil Ridge	MLB/RB	Senior
Connor Eise	Legend	RB	Senior
George Fitzpatrick	Cherry Creek	T/TE	Junior
Elijah Hamilton	Valor Christian	TE/MLB/TE	Senior
Anthony Harris Jr.	Smoky Hill	WR	Junior
Sam Krysa	Mountain Vista	CB/WR	Senior
Isaac Lacy	Lakewood	DL/OL	Senior
Aidan Lehman	Mullen	K/P	Senior
Mason Maddox	Cherokee Trail	DT/G	Senior
Jake Maikkula	Valor Christian	T/DT	Junior
Malik Majekodunmi	Cherry Creek	LB/DE	Senior
Brannon McGowan	Arapahoe	LT/RG	Junior
Justin Michael	Poudre	T/G/TE	Senior
Jaxon Muma	Legend	S	Senior
Clay Nanke	Regis Jesuit	DE/TE	Senior
Jordan Norwood	Valor Christian	MLB/RB	Junior
Ezekiel Peirce	Arapahoe	RB/LB/MLB	Senior
James Walker II	Cherry Creek	RB	Senior
AJ Zamora	Pomona	RB/LB	Senior

Honorable mention:

• Tanner Arkin, LB/TE, Fossil Ridge, Senior
• Spencer Aye, G, Regis Jesuit, Senior
• Matthew Baer, DE/DT, Regis Jesuit, Senior
• Mike Beeson, T/LS, Horizon, Senior
• Jake Berry, OL, Fairview, Senior
• Charlie Carlston, WR, Ralston Valley, Senior
• Mason Dickerson, FS, Legacy, Junior
• David Dody, RB, Regis Jesuit, Senior
• Jackson Dorr, P, Valor Christian, Senior
• Stone Fletcher, DT/NG, Horizon, Junior
• Blake Haggerty, CB/WR, Castle View, Junior
• Andrew Hale, S/WR, Valor Christian, Junior
• Evan Harrell, CB/SS, Cherokee Trail, Junior
• Jaxon Heil, SS/RB, Mullen, Junior
• Adam Holton, LB/WR, Mountain Vista, Senior
• JuJu Howard, LB, Pomona, Senior
• Wesley Jones, K, Columbine, Junior
• Ryan Kawashima, Cherokee Trail,
• Cole Kesner, C/DT, Highlands Ranch, Senior
• Sean Kidd, RB/SB, Rocky Mountain, Senior
• Tyson Lambert, ILB/TE, ThunderRidge, Senior
• Tyler Larson, WR, Valor Christian, Senior
• JP Luketu, RB, Eaglecrest, Senior
• Connor Mantelli, K/P, Douglas County, Senior
• Colton Martin, DB, Grandview, Senior
• Watson McBride, DE/T, Valor Christian, Senior
• Ren Miller, C/NG, Castle View, Senior
• Chase Muller, RB/DB, Pomona, Junior
• JJ Nelson, CB, Chaparral, Senior
• Cody Pettitt, DE/G, Fossil Ridge, Senior
• Garrett Quenzer, G, Prairie View, Senior
• Ryan Randall, DE, Rocky Mountain, Senior
• Jonah Rubadue, G/DT, Chaparral, Senior
• Michael Runnels, LB/RB, Arvada West, Sophomore
• Luke Sandy, TE/OL/DL, Legend, Junior
• Chris Sarkodie, T, Overland, Senior
• Kalen Shoemaker, QB, Legend, Senior
• Braelon Tate, Legacy, Junior
• Anthony Tocchini, T/C, Regis Jesuit, Senior
• Chase Tompkins, WR/CB/FS, ThunderRidge, Junior
• Jarrell Trahan, RB/CB, Highlands Ranch, Senior
• Nunie Tuitele, DE, Regis Jesuit, Junior
• Kade Unberhagen, Doherty, Senior
• Marc Wessbecker, FS/RB, Castle View, Junior
• Trace Williams-Mitchel, T/DT, Columbine, Junior
• Hunter Wilson, MLB, Cherokee Trail, Senior
• Jack Zilligen, LB, Rock Canyon, Senior

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Zack Rakowsky, Loveland

Coach of the year: Jeff Mauck, Loveland

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Colten Brueggeman	Montrose	OL	Senior
Cale Cormaney	Rampart	QB/FS	Senior
Conroy raymond Dixon-agnew	Loveland	T/NG	Senior
Kaden Dudley	Palmer Ridge	WR/SS	Senior
Hall Edmonds	Broomfield	MLB/RB	Senior
Matthew Eich	Broomfield	K/P	Senior
Beau Freyler	Pine Creek	FS/WR/RB	Senior
Jayden Fuller	Fountain-Fort Carson	G/DE	Senior
Ben Gultig	Dakota Ridge	QB	Senior
Jack Hanenburg	Ponderosa	QB	Senior
Aidan Hockel	Loveland	G/DE	Senior
Zaine Hood	Brighton	DT	Senior
Tanner Jolley	Fruita Monument	DE/T	Senior
Connor Jones	Palmer Ridge	T/G	Junior
Q Jones	Fountain-Fort Carson	RB	Senior
Luke McAllister	Palmer Ridge	QB	Senior
Charlie Offerdahl	Dakota Ridge	DB/RB/KR	Senior
Cael Porter	Ponderosa	RB/S	Senior
Zack Rakowsky	Loveland	QB/S	Senior
Thomas Schneider	Fountain-Fort Carson	T/DE	Senior
Chase Silva	Skyline	QB/FS	Senior
Jason Soderlin	Dakota Ridge	OL	Senior
Joey Treccia	Ponderosa	G	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Justice Brashear	Broomfield	T/G	Senior
Grayden Bridwell	Skyline	SB/SS	Senior
Are’an Burr	Air Academy	MLB/LB	Senior
Anthony Costanzo	Palmer Ridge	FS/WR	Junior
Brayden Dorman	Vista Ridge	QB	Sophomore
Tai Faavae	Fountain-Fort Carson	MLB/RB	Sophomore
Terrance Ferguson	Heritage	WR/TE	Senior
Nico Gagliardi	Cheyenne Mountain	DE/RB/TE	Junior
Mason Galbreath	Dakota Ridge	WR	Senior
Spencer Hardy	Dakota Ridge	DL/FB	Senior
Kevin J allen	Broomfield	OL/DL	Senior
Cameron Jones	Palmer Ridge	DE/TE	Senior
Braden Kramer	Pine Creek	ATH/DL	Junior
Justis Laulu	Vista Ridge	DT/G	Junior
Ian Loomis	Loveland	MLB/FB	Junior
Lukas Moran	Pueblo West	DE	Senior
John Pastore	Erie	T/DT	Junior
Tilo Pena	Dakota Ridge	K	Senior
Jadyn Tafoya	Loveland	ILB/TE/RB	Senior
Armony Trujillo	Fruita Monument		Junior
Mason Veve	Erie	WR/RB	Senior
Conner Waite	Windsor	ILB/OG/LS	Senior
Jaydon Young	Rampart	NG/C	Senior

Honorable mention:

• DJ Allen, WR/DE/TE, Widefield, Junior
• Oscar Aranday, G/DT, Skyline, Senior
• Kaden Arrastia, OL, Dakota Ridge, Senior
• Lamaine Arrington jr, RB/FS, Pueblo West, Junior
• Claudio Austin, Grand Junction Central, Senior
• Austin Bierhaus, CB/LB/TE, Loveland, Senior
• Trent Blundell, RB/DB, Montrose, Senior
• Jake Boley, OLB, Cheyenne Mountain, Senior
• Eli Bowman, WR/FS, Brighton, Senior
• CJ Brown, T/DT, Rampart, Senior
• Braxton Burrows, WR/LB, Widefield, Senior
• Yahir Chairez-Salazar, MLB/RB, Greeley Central, Junior
• JJ Dickerson, K/P, Mesa Ridge, Senior
• Aiden Gaddis, DT, Longmont, Senior
• Isacc Gomez, WR/DB, Thornton, Sophomore
• Jimmy Grace, DL/OL, Monarch, Sophomore
• Austin Griffin, FB, Montrose, Junior
• Jack Hanson, K, Cheyenne Mountain, Senior
• Eric Haslett, MLB/T, Rampart, Senior
• Espin Hernandez, FB/MLB, Fruita Monument, Senior
• Joel Hesse, DT/T/DE, Skyline, Senior
• Daymond Hill Jr., RB, Cheyenne Mountain, Senior
• Eli Hubert, WR/CB, Silver Creek, Junior
• thane humiston, RB/DE, Mesa Ridge, Junior
• Alexis Irizarry, CB/RB, Greeley West, Junior
• Anthony Jay, G/C, Liberty, Senior
• Aiden Johnson, HB/LB/SS, Grand Junction, Senior
• Caleb Johnson, WR, Longmont, Junior
• Joe Killian, WR/RB/C, Loveland, Senior
• Mason Lowe, WR, Chatfield, Sophomore
• Raul Martinez, OL/DL, Montrose, Senior
• Troy McCarthy, RB/LB, Standley Lake, Senior
• Mason Micci, RB/DB, Coronado, Senior
• Carter Motichka, WR, Ponderosa, Senior
• Branyon Murdock, Pine Creek, Senior
• Joe Naple, MLB/ATH, Palmer, Junior
• Keegan Patterson, QB/SS, Longmont, Junior
• Hunter Peck, ILB/OG/FB, Windsor, Senior
• Matthew Ramsey, G/LB, Brighton, Senior
• Marcellus Reed, WR/CB, Palmer Ridge, Senior
• Ray Salvatore, DE/G, Fountain-Fort Carson, Senior
• Eric San Souci, OL/DL, Coronado, Senior
• Christopher Smith, G/DE, Wheat Ridge, Senior
• Jaden Solano, WR/DB, Broomfield, Senior
• Philip Sonntag, T/G, Pueblo West, Senior
• Ryan Toy, OL/DL, Golden, Senior
• Adrian Valenzuela, RB/CB, Bear Creek, Senior
• AJ Wheeler, DL/OL, Broomfield, Senior
• Gavin Whetzal, LB/WR, Pine Creek, Junior
• Tyson Williams, WB/CB/K, Loveland, Junior

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Class 3A

Player of the year: Jordan Woolverton, Durango

Coach of the year: David Vogt, Durango

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Isaac Abramson	Lutheran	C/G	Senior
Nathan Bailey	Mead	RB/LB	Senior
Tommy Brake	Roosevelt	OL/DL	Senior
Andrew Cole	Roosevelt	T	Senior
Ben Finneseth	Durango	WR/SS	Senior
Liam Gray	Holy Family	K/WR	Senior
Luke Guarienti	Pueblo South	WR/FS	Senior
Brig Hartson	Roosevelt	QB/LB	Senior
Trevin Johnson	Holy Family	RB	Senior
Cord Kringlen	Holy Family	OL/DL	Senior
George Longoria	Pueblo South	RB/LB	Senior
Brian Mata	Pueblo South	T	Junior
Dorian Pacheco	Lutheran	RB/MLB	Junior
Ford Pitts	Durango	DE/LB	Senior
Kyler Reimers	Durango	DE	Senior
Ethan Ryan	Durango	G/DT	Senior
Kenny Seriani	Palisade	TE/DE	Senior
Kevin Sjogren	Palisade	TE/LB/LS	Junior
Noah Wagner	Conifer	RB/MLB	Senior
Cooper Walton	Roosevelt	LB/RB	Junior
Brody Welch	Holy Family	OL/DL	Senior
Briggs Wheatley	Fort Morgan	QB	Junior
Jordan Woolverton	Durango	QB/FS	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Lisandro Aguilar	Eagle Valley	ILB/FB	Senior
JJ Armstrong	Green Mountain	T/DT	Senior
Josh Bates	Durango	C/G	Sophomore
Jace Bellah	Pueblo South	QB/CB	Junior
Bennie Edwards	Fort Morgan	G/DT/DT	Senior
Rocco Estes	Durango	DE	Senior
Gavin Garrettson	Mead	QB	Junior
Brenden Harding	Pueblo East	WR/CB/FS	Senior
Chase Hartman	Pueblo County	QB/SS	Senior
Jake Hatton	Lewis-Palmer	OL/DL	Senior
Griffin Lauritano	Evergreen	QB/FS/SS	Senior
Jason Logan	Canon City	OL/DL	Senior
Noah Martens	Evergreen	RB/MLB/SS	Senior
Allen Ortiz	Green Mountain	WR/SS	Senior
Cole Rairick	Lutheran	T/DE	Junior
Alex Rix	Roosevelt	C/G	Senior
Devon Scriber	Discovery Canyon	G/DT	Senior
Hayden Sock	Mead	RB/CB/P	Senior
Keegan Sterkel	Roosevelt	RB/CB	Senior
Justin Trostel	Holy Family	LB	Senior
Gunner Truby	Conifer	MLB/QB/TE	Senior
Gabe Vickers	Fort Morgan	G/MLB	Senior
Michael White	Holy Family	QB	Senior

Honorable mention:

• Buddy Almintakh, DT/G, Pueblo East, Senior
• Ayden Bartko, QB, Niwot, Senior
• Ray Bellotti, DT, Conifer, Senior
• Connor Clancy, K, Discovery Canyon, Senior
• Aidan Collins, WR/FS/RB, Summit, Junior
• Breckin Davis, WR/FS, Lewis-Palmer, Senior
• Patrick Diem, RB/SS, Northridge, Senior
• Zach Hansen, Evergreen, Senior
• Gabe Harrison, QB/DB, Palisade, Senior
• Clay Heffron, TE/DE/WR, Pueblo Central, Senior
• Gavin Howes, DE/OT, Pueblo County, Senior
• Alex Hurr, WR, Mountain View, Senior
• Marshall Jones, OG/ILB, Battle Mountain, Junior
• Cameron Kalaf, QB/SB, Summit, Senior
• Graham Kalaf, G/DL, Summit, Junior
• Aaron Kness, TE/MLB/LS, Northridge, Senior
• William Knight, DT, Durango, Junior
• Cael Langford, RB/MLB, Fort Morgan, Senior
• Reese Lehman, T/DL, Frederick, Senior
• John Lopez, RB/FS, Pueblo South, Senior
• Cayden Mazurek, WR/FS/P, Riverdale Ridge, Senior
• Elijah Morales, ATH/FS, Battle Mountain, Junior
• Tyler Morrison, SS/TE, Eagle Valley, Senior
• Anthony Munoz, DT/G, Roosevelt, Sophomore
• Seth Newton, WR/DB, Canon City, Senior
• Kenneth Pasion, QB/SS/RB, Discovery Canyon, Senior
• Tucker Peterson, WR/FS, Roosevelt, Sophomore
• Mason Rosser, DT/C, Conifer, Junior
• Dylan Ruane, FB/MLB, Discovery Canyon, Senior
• Brady Samaras, LB/FB, Holy Family, Junior
• Josh Smith, OL/DL, Canon City, Senior
• Corby Tecu, RB/LB, Mead, Junior
• Colton Thewes, LB/WR, Lutheran, Senior
• Jeremiah Vasquez, C/DT, Battle Mountain, Senior
• John Wagner, T/DE, Evergreen, Senior
• Craig Wright, WR, Niwot, Junior
• Devan Zahl, QB/DE, Lewis-Palmer, Junior

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Class 2A

Player of the year: Zane Rankin, Lamar

Coach of the year: Zac Lemon, Eaton

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Tanner True	Eaton	DE/C/G	Senior
Brady Albrandt	Sterling	DE/TE	Senior
Tanner Applebee	Resurrection Christian	MLB/RB	Senior
Colbi Braslin	Delta	WR/DL	Senior
Blake Buxton	Lamar	WR/CB	Senior
Nolan Bynum	Delta	QB/SS	Senior
Alex Castaneda	Lamar	DE/G	Senior
Ryan Dirksen	Eaton	DE/RB	Junior
Ethan Florez	Eaton	RB/LB	Junior
Caleb Frink	Moffat County	RB/SS	Senior
James Goff	Delta	OL/ILB	Senior
Jeff Gore	Valley	RB/LB	Senior
Scott Grable	Eaton	QB	Senior
Justin Hawthorne	Resurrection Christian	LB/DE	Junior
Devyn Kincade	Lamar	OL	Senior
Keaton Knaub	Sterling	DT/TE/DE	Senior
Juan Maravilla	Eaton	RB/LB	Senior
Kade McDaniel	Platte Valley		Senior
Tucker Myers	Sterling		Senior
Zane Rankin	Lamar	QB/CB	Senior
Evan Raymond	Pagosa Springs	G/DT	Senior
Holden Tatman	Resurrection Christian	DE	Senior
Alex Vonderharr	Woodland Park	K/P	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Peter Bullett	Berthoud	G/DT	Senior
Kaden Carlson	Platte Valley	OL	Senior
Bryson Cox	Woodland Park	TE/DE	Senior
Daniel Cruz	Moffat County	G/DE	Senior
Luis DeLaTorre	Lamar	K	Senior
Crosby Edwards	Bayfield	QB/WR/CB	Senior
Cesar Hinojos	Brush	FB/DE	Junior
Dylan Jaramillo	Fort Lupton	C/DT	Junior
Jackson Keil	Sterling	WR/FS	Junior
Devyn Lauer	Platte Valley		Junior
Eddie Lemos	Resurrection Christian	S/WR	Junior
Mitch Lewis	Pagosa Springs	WR/SS	Senior
Caden Measner	University	SB/SS	Senior
Weston Meyer	Platte Valley	SB/CB	Junior
Jack Myers	University	T/G	Senior
Salvador Rojas	Eaton	RB/FS	Senior
Peyton Rose	Sterling	WR/FS	Senior
Christian Scandrett	Resurrection Christian	LB/TE	Senior
Corey Scranton	Moffat County	G/DT	Senior
Brad Self	Platte Valley	OL	Senior
Bryce Strang	University	LB/T	Senior
Dylan Tressler	Pagosa Springs	RB/CB	Senior
Morgan Tribbett	Eaton	DE	Sophomore

Honorable mention:

• Damian Antonio Ramos, CB/RB, Lamar, Senior
• Grant Aucoin, QB/MLB, Pagosa Springs, Senior
• Wil Aucoin, RB/DE, Pagosa Springs, Junior
• Shane Bishop, QB, D’Evelyn, Senior
• Brandon Blanco, MLB, Valley, Senior
• Brock Burkholder, WR/CB, Sterling, Senior
• Gage Butler, RB/FS, Eaton, Senior
• Joseph Campagna, RB/MLB, Moffat County, Senior
• Ryan Connelley, Elizabeth, Junior
• Logan Curtis, Platte Valley, Junior
• Kayden Derbigny, DT/T, Fort Lupton, Sophomore
• Dylan Evans, LB/RB, Resurrection Christian, Senior
• Hunter gator Goff, TE/ILB, Delta, Junior
• AJ Goldfain, MLB/FB, Resurrection Christian, Senior
• Pedro Gomez, OL, Lamar, Senior
• Nate Gravagno, WR/LB, Englewood, Senior
• Logan Hafey, DE/T, Moffat County, Junior
• Colton Johnson, RB/LB, Delta, Senior
• Gunner Johnson (labbe), QB/DB, Englewood, Junior
• Cameron Kirwan, T/DE, Middle Park, Senior
• Jayden Lawrence, G/C, Elizabeth, Junior
• Alejandro Maltos-Garcia, QB/SS, Brush, Junior
• Aidan O’Donnell, WR/FS, Pagosa Springs, Senior
• Damian Orozco, DE/LB, Alamosa, Junior
• Sebastian Owens, C/G, Arvada, Senior
• Jace Perez, WR/CB, Elizabeth, Junior
• Servando Perez, QB/SS, Valley, Senior
• Garrett Purman, C/G, Berthoud, Junior
• Braden Roskam, RB/FS, Woodland Park, Senior
• Nathan Scharnhorst, QB/FS, Delta, Junior
• Zayne Stam, Weld Central, Junior
• Taran Teeter, MLB/FB, Moffat County, Junior
• Anthony Torrez, RB/MLB, La Junta, Junior
• Zachary Vaughan, OG/DT, Severance, Junior
• Kyle Wellen, RB, Brush, Junior

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Kory Tacha, Limon

Coach of the year: Mike O’Dwyer, Limon

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Alexis Aguilar	Wray	G/MLB	Senior
Joey Beckner	Holyoke	DE/T	Senior
Matthias Brown	Strasburg	MLB/T	Junior
Owen Busetti	Florence	MLB/RB	Senior
Chance Cannon	Limon	G	Junior
Mason Claunch	Centauri	RB/CB	Junior
Tyler Collins	Wray	QB/FS	Senior
Bijah Cornell	Florence	TE/DE	Senior
Trystan Graf	Strasburg	RB/FS	Senior
A.j. Hemphill	Strasburg	WR/MLB	Senior
Trey Hines	Limon	QB/CB	Junior
Jeremiah Leeper	Limon	RB/LB	Junior
Nico Marchitelli	Gunnison	QB/LB/P	Senior
Christian Matus	Hotchkiss	OT/DT	Senior
Holden Morgan	Highland	RB/LB	Senior
Ryan Phelan	Meeker	QB/DE	Senior
Collin Russell	Strasburg	QB/CB	Senior
Landon Salmans	Wray	C/DT	Senior
Kaysen Schmidt	Limon	DL/OL	Senior
Byron Shawcroft	Centauri	QB/DE	Junior
Miles Sprague	Holyoke	QB/LB	Junior
Kory Tacha	Limon	LB/RB	Senior
Julian Valencia	Strasburg	K/WR	Freshman

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Junior Arambula	Wray	SS/WR	Senior
Ky Bandy	Limon	LB/RB	Junior
Evan Bright	Florence	OL/LB	Senior
Zach Buhr	Centauri	RB/LB	Junior
Alex Carr	Limon	DB/TE	Senior
Rian Chavez	Colorado Springs Christian	DT/G	Senior
Mac Copeland	Bennett	RB/MLB	Senior
Juan Cortes	Yuma	T/DE/DT	Senior
Joe Dunn	Colorado Springs Christian	RB/SS	Senior
Cobi Garcia	Monte Vista	MLB/RB	Senior
Jeiven Gonzalez	Highland	OL/DT	Junior
Traycer Hall	Hotchkiss	FB/ILB	Senior
Coulson Hollembeak	Hotchkiss	DE/G	Junior
Brandon Hussey	Peyton	RB/LB/ILB	Senior
John Jacoby	Bennett	DT/G/T	Senior
Cooper Main	Meeker	G/LB	Senior
Carter Neff	Hotchkiss	C/DE/MLB	Junior
Blaine Peebles	Hotchkiss	FS/P	Junior
Colton Pettit	Highland	TE/LB	Senior
Julian Sullivan	Florence	OL/DL	Senior
Kelton Turner	Meeker	RB/SS	Junior
Tell Wade	Wray	OL/DL	Sophomore
Mordecai White	Hotchkiss	RB/DB	Junior

Honorable mention:

• Carlos Almeida, TE/DT, Center, Senior
• Grant Blackmon, T/DT, Platte Canyon, Senior
• Cooper Brower, C, Rye, Senior
• Sam Buckhanan, OL/ILB/QB, Gunnison, Junior
• Adnex Bumba, DE/LB, Jefferson, Senior
• Shawn Campbell, WR, Ignacio, Junior
• Yahir Chavez, QB/ATH, Hotchkiss, Senior
• Colby Clatterbaugh, RB/MLB, Meeker, Senior
• Zak Cobb, C/DT/ILB, Peyton, Junior
• Brady Collins, WR/NG, Wray, Sophomore
• MIke Dean, DT/DE/T, Platte Canyon, Senior
• Dusty Duran, TE/DE, Monte Vista, Junior
• Nate Early, WR/DB, Banning Lewis Academy, Junior
• Zachary Eskelson, OL/DT, Meeker, Junior
• Dom Felice, TE/DE, Paonia, Senior
• Parker Franz, OL/LB, Burlington, Senior
• Severin Grundvig, ILB/RB, Colorado Springs Christian, Senior
• Gael Guzman, G/DT/K, Bennett, Senior
• Allen Hardey, FS/SS/QB, Platte Canyon, Junior
• Baron Holman, WR/CB, Centauri, Junior
• Cade Killin, DE/T, Holyoke, Junior
• Fletcher Madrid, Del Norte, Senior
• Josh Martinez, QB/DB/WR, Florence, Senior
• Quentin Nolan-Henson, DE/G, Rocky Ford, Senior
• Tyrese Otero, WR/CB/FS, Monte Vista, Senior
• Isaac Peerman, Del Norte, Senior
• Clay Robinson, RB/SS, Yuma, Junior
• Aidyn Shafer, G/DT, Holyoke, Junior
• Wyatt Sprague, WR/SS, Holyoke, Freshman
• Caleb Stockton, Colorado Springs Christian, Senior
• Jack Swanson, WR/FS, Strasburg, Senior
• Iley Tuttle, FS/WR/CB, Peyton, Senior
• Brody Wagner, G/LB, Cedaredge, Senior
• Evan Walls, G/C/T, Prospect Ridge Academy, Senior
• Deklan Wilk, LB, Prospect Ridge Academy, Senior
• Jeremy Woodward, RB/LB, Meeker, Senior

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8-man

Player of the year: Kelton Gartrell, Sanford

Coach of the year: Chris Michel, Sedgwick County

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Derrick Alber	Merino	DE/SE	Junior
Nolan Carlson	Sedgwick County	G/DE	Junior
Jared Ehmke	Sedgwick County	QB	Senior
Trent Elliott	Merino	RB/MLB	Senior
Kaleb Fowler	Sedgwick County		Senior
Andrew Frank	Merino	CB/RB	Senior
Kelton Gartrell	Sanford	RB/MLB	Junior
Hayden Gray	Dove Creek	G/DE	Senior
Omar Guerrero	Sanford	C/NG	Senior
Terrance Heath	Sedgwick County	WR/DE	Senior
Fabian Lopez	Sedgwick County		Senior
Coletin Mazerall	Simla		Senior
Chase Moore	Mancos	RB	Junior
Gabriel Proctor	Fowler	LB/OL	Senior
Christian Still	Dayspring Christian Academy	QB/CB	Senior
Jaciel Villalobos	Sedgwick County	SS/WR	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Jhett Alapai	Elbert	TE/DL	Senior
Jackson Bates	Fowler	HB/DB	Senior
Mason E hanagan	Swink	DT/G/FB	Senior
Brandon Eglinton	Calhan	QB	Senior
Colt Fury	Mancos	G	Senior
Tate Goddard	Sedgwick County	MLB/FB	Senior
Andrew Harris	Pikes Peak Christian	QB/LB/RB	Senior
Josh Holman	Sanford	QB/LB	Junior
Stephen King	Gilpin County	RB/QB/S	Senior
Ethan Larsen	Sanford	WR/DE	Junior
Xavier Livesay	Akron	FB/DL	Junior
Anthony Lujan	Rangely	QB/FB/FB	Senior
Matthew Mendoza	Swink	HB/WR/S	Senior
Brett Price	Sanford	RB	Senior
Adam Schultz	Crowley County		Senior
Ryan Tempel	Haxtun	OL/DL	Senior

Honorable mention:

• Nathaniel Aguilar, Crowley County, Senior
• Hector Almeida, South Park, Senior
• Braxton Asbell, ATH, Sargent, Senior
• Braxton Bates, TE/DB, Fowler, Senior
• Austin Beanland, C/DE, Dove Creek, Senior
• Blake Boulter, QB/DE/LB, Gilpin County, Senior
• Jakob Buller, QB/K/P, West Grand, Senior
• Alejandro Castanon, C/LB, West Grand, Senior
• Wyatt Cook, FB/LB/DE, Holly, Senior
• Christian Cova, WR, Mancos, Senior
• Chorbin Cressler, QB/CB, Dove Creek, Junior
• Austin Davis, OL/MLB, Rangely, Senior
• Brody Despard, RB/DB, Byers, Senior
• Rene Dominguez, RB/KR, West Grand, Senior
• Dakota Eaton, RB/DT/SE, Holly, Junior
• Zachery Edwards, RB/LB, Pikes Peak Christian, Senior
• Jose Garcia, CB/WR, Dolores Huerta Prep, Senior
• Brayden Glover, RB, Simla, Sophomore
• Traevin Jones, TE/LB, Caliche, Senior
• Owen Knode, QB/DB, Haxtun, Junior
• Hayden Lasley, Springfield, Senior
• Jacob Martin, CB/WR, Dayspring Christian Academy, Junior
• Aiden Martinez, McClave, Sophomore
• Keihlin Myers, QB/QB/QB, Rangely, Junior
• Vincent Nowicki, RB/WR/LB, Vail Christian, Junior
• Slater O’Brien, OL/DL, Vail Christian, Senior
• Grayson Pachner, QB/SE, Akron, Senior
• Kage Pepper, ATH, Sargent, Senior
• Monte Pickering, MLB/G, Lyons, Senior
• Gabe Polley, G, Rangely, Senior
• Sam Puderbaugh, OL/DL, Norwood, Senior
• Kevin Rice, DE/G/LB, Swink, Senior
• Isaiha Rivas, LB, Dolores Huerta Prep, Senior
• Damian Romero, QB/DB, Fowler, Senior
• Austin Schake, OG/DE, West Grand, Senior
• Rylee Smith, TE/DE, Fowler, Senior
• Cooper Tixier, G/DE, Wiley, Sophomore
• Tyler Wytulka, QB, Norwood, Senior
• Cade Zordel, RB/LB, Wiley, Senior

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6-man

Player of the year: Brady Kuntz, Fleming

Coach of the year: John King, Fleming

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Damien Barnes	Eads	RB/DE	Senior
Dominic Coleman	Granada	QB/RB/DB	Junior
Kade Comstock	Fleming	QB/S	Senior
Alex Cruz	Stratton/Liberty	FB/DE	Sophomore
Sullivan Farmer	Kit Carson		Senior
Chris Goss	Fleming	LB/RB	Senior
John Hainer	Granada	FB/NG	Sophomore
Tyler Hase	Stratton/Liberty	TE/DE	Senior
Brady Kuntz	Fleming	DE/LB/HB	Senior
Jaret Lichty	Stratton/Liberty	RB/LB	Senior
Evan Worley	Cheyenne Wells		Junior
Arek Wulf	Prairie	RB/DB/ATH	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Layne Brown	Briggsdale	TE/MLB	Senior
Malik Carlson	Briggsdale	RB/LB	Junior
Daniel Escareno	Manzanola	DE/QB/TB	Junior
Cordell Garriott	North Park		Senior
Preston Hernandez	Cheyenne Wells		Senior
Nolan Hill	Peetz		Senior
Andy Long	Prairie	QB/DE/ATH	Junior
Trey Pearce	Cheraw	DB/QB	Senior
Evan Pieper	North Park		Junior
Rogelio Rangel	Cheyenne Wells		Junior
Dalton Sweazy	Hanover	OL/QB/MLB	Junior
Dayne Woodis	Deer Trail		Junior

Honorable mention:

• Gus Andreatta, WR/DE/P, La Veta, Junior
• Richie Atencio, DL/OT, Sierra Grande, Senior
• Dillon Ball, Cheyenne Wells, Junior
• Logan Breyer, TE/DL, Stratton/Liberty, Sophomore
• Isiah Chairez, LB/RB/ATH, Sierra Grande, Junior
• Ty Coleman, Cotopaxi, Sophomore
• Peyton Cranson, Branson/Kim, Sophomore
• Jonathan De Jesus, RB/LB, Weldon Valley, Senior
• Yahir Enriquez, Idalia, Junior
• Junior Flores, RB/LB, Weldon Valley, Senior
• Samuel Koolstra, RB/LB, Arickaree/Woodlin, Junior
• Levi Miller, Genoa-Hugo, Senior
• Wyatt Miller, Genoa-Hugo, Junior
• Kevin Rodriquez, Walsh, Senior
• Nick Schroeder, WR/LB, Hi-Plains, Senior
• Cade Smith, Branson/Kim, Sophomore
• Porter Spady, RB/LB/K, Eads, Freshman
• Salvador Vigil, QB/S/LB, Mountain Valley, Senior
• Tatum White, DB/LB/SB, Cheraw, Junior

For the first time since 2012, Wray will head to the Class 1A football semifinals.

The Eagles, the No. 4 seed in the bracket, beat No. 5 Hotchkiss 38-13 on Saturday.

“Hats off to Hotchkiss staff and players,” Wray coach Levi Kramer said. “They have one heck of a program. I was really proud of how our boys played today. We have a ton to work on next week, but looking forward to putting in the work with this group.”

After Hotchkiss scored first, and held a 7-0 lead at the end of the first quarter, Wray scored 24 unanswered points to lead 24-7 at halftime. Wray’s Tyler Collins paced the offense with three first-half scores.

Collins kept it up in the second half when he added a fourth touchdown, this one from 12 yards out, that made it 32-7 at the end of three quarters.

Payton Wade, a sophomore, scored in the fourth quarter to make it 38-7.

Hotchkiss’ Drayden Taylor and Blaine Peebles scored for the Bulldogs.

“Credit Coach Kramer and his kids, as they created big plays in the passing game that got them up a couple of scores,” Hotchkiss Curtis Hintz said. “They played hard for four quarters. Felt like we matched them physically in the first quarter. They hit a couple of big plays and couldn’t close the gap. Proud of this group, they had a great year. But kudos to Wray.”

Wray will advance to face top-seeded Limon in the semifinals.

“I’m proud of how my team played today,” Wray’s Tyler Collins said. “We aren’t satisfied. Our focus is beating Limon now.”

The state football playoffs are underway this week. Each bracket consists of eight teams with quarterfinals taking place this week before semifinals are played next week, ahead of the state championship games, all of which will be played at Colorado State University Pueblo.

With four games in all seven classifications, here is a breakdown of this week’s small-school matchups:

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Class 2A

• 2A football playoff bracket
• Watch all games live on the NFHS Network

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(8) Moffat County at (1) Resurrection Christian

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Scoring on Resurrection Christian (5-0) this year has been tougher than difficult. It’s been impossible. The Cougars have allowed zero points all season and scored at least 32 in each game. Will Schrotenboer has been solid under center, tossing 11 touchdown passes this year.

Despite stumbling in its season opener, Moffat County (4-1) has played solid football and rattled off four straight wins to end the regular season. Caleb Frink is responsible for 753 all-purpose yards and eight touchdowns.

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(5) Eaton at (4) Pagosa Springs

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: A traditionally strong slate of 2A opponents didn’t stop Pagosa Springs (5-0) from ending the regular season undefeated. Dylan Tressler averaged over 200 rushing yards per game to end with a total of 1,052. Grant Aucoin led the team with eight rushing touchdowns.

Eaton (4-2) suffered a couple of losses, but both were to 2A playoff teams. The team showed a diverse rushing attack as three players have rushed for over 400 yards and scored at least six touchdowns each.

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(7) Lamar at (2) Sterling

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Sterling (5-0) begins its state championship defense after an undefeated regular season. The Tigers have been tough on defense, totaling 13 turnovers in their five games.

Lamar (5-1) had high expectations coming into the 2020 season and making the playoffs was a big part of that. Zane Rankin leads a balanced offense where he has thrown for 1,178 yards and 13 touchdowns while rushing for 417 yards and six scores.

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(6) Delta at (3) Platte Valley

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Platte Valley (5-1) missed out on the 2020 state title game after getting there back in 2019. The Broncos have looked strong this year with their only loss coming at the hands of Sterling. Kade McDaniel has thrown for 890 yards and eight touchdowns while rushing for 600 yards and eight touchdowns.

Delta (4-1) was last year’s runner-up, but the Panthers lost star quarterback Nolan Bynum three weeks ago. Nathan Scharnhorst, previously a receiver, has completed 14 of 23 passes for 218 yards and two touchdowns in the past two games, while also rushing for three scores. Timothy Horn (436 yards rushing, two touchdowns) is also a focal point of the offense.

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Class 1A

1A football playoff bracket

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(8) Holyoke at (1) Limon

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Same story, different year for the Badgers (4-0), who are looking for a third straight title. Kory Tacha and Jeremiah Leeper have been a force for Limon, combining for 1,006 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns.

Holyoke (5-1) will head into the game with some revenge on its mind. The Dragons lost to Limon 15-7 in last year’s semifinals. Miles Sprague ended the season rushing for 10 touchdowns and throwing for four more.

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(5) Hotchkiss at (4) Wray

Date and time: Nov. 21, 12 p.m.

Breakdown: There was a lot of diversity on the schedule this year for Wray (5-1). The Eagles beat Niwot but lost to Platte Valley. They also went undefeated against the 1A teams they played. Tyler Collins threw for over 1,000 yards and nearly added 1,000 rushing yards to his offensive effort this season.

Hotchkiss (6-0) put together a list of impressive wins en route to ending the regular season undefeated. The Bulldogs average over 300 rushing yards per game as a team and Mordecai White carries the bulk of that load, averaging 102.8 yards per game. He has also scored 10 rushing touchdowns this year.

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(7) Meeker at (2) Strasburg

Date and time: Nov. 20, 7 p.m.

Breakdown: Perhaps no one was better defensively as a team than Strasburg (6-0). Through six games, Strasburg allowed a total of zero points. The team wasn’t bad offensively either as Cam Russell threw 13 touchdown passes through the course of the season.

A lot of lopsided wins defined Meeker’s (5-1) season. The Cowboys’ lone loss was a 14-8 nailbiter against Hotchkiss. Jeremy Woodward and Kelton Turner each ran for over 500 yards and scored at least seven rushing touchdowns apiece.

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(6) Centauri at (3) Florence

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: With a ground heavy attack, Florence (5-0) looks like it could make some noise in the 1A field. Owen Busetti and Jacob Kennedy have combined for over 800 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns.

Centauri (6-0) ran the table in the regular season and shouldn’t be counted out of any game until the buzzer sounds. Mason Claunch has rushed for 870 yards and a staggering 21 touchdowns.

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8-man

8-man football playoff bracket

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(8) Crowley County at (1) Sedgwick County

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Sedgwick County (6-0) begins its hunt for a sixth straight state title. The Cougars have been sound on both sides of the ball, outscoring their opponents 296-50 this year.

Crowley County (3-1) started the season off with three big wins before running into Flower the last game of the regular season. Senior Adam Schultz has averaged 205 rushing yards per game this year and has scored nine touchdowns.

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(5) Rangely at (4) Dove Creek

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: A promising run through the regular season has made Dove Creek (4-1) a team that shouldn’t be ignored. Gage Bailey leads the Bulldogs in rushing yards (716) while Gauge Thompson leads them in rushing touchdowns (8).

Rangely (6-0) also looked impressive this year, giving up no more than 12 points in any game. Zane Varner’s 920 total rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns have been a big reason for the Panthers success on offense.

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(7) Mancos at (2) Sanford

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1:30 p.m.

Breakdown: Of the five games on Sanford’s (5-0) schedule this year, only Dove Creek made the playoffs. Still, Sanford won the game 36-12, giving every indication it is ready for a state title run.

Mancos (3-1) also played Dove Creek earlier this year, but the 18-14 loss to the Bulldogs was the lone game in which the Bluejays didn’t score 50 points. Chase Moore has carried the ball 72 times for 791 yards and 14 touchdowns this season.

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(6) Merino at (3) Fowler

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: After reaching the state title game in 2019, Fowler (6-0) is anxious to make another run. Both Damian Romero and Jackson Bates have rushed for at least 400 yards and five touchdowns each.

Each of Merino’s (5-1) wins this season came by at least two scores. The Rams played their regular season finale on Nov. 6 and lost to Sedgwick County 32-0.

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6-man

6-man football playoff bracket

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(8) Kit Carson at (1) Fleming

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Fleming (5-0) has been a wrecking ball for most of the season. The team had surrendered fewer than 20 points each game this season, at least until they had to grind out a 49-44 win over Granada last week. Chris Goss, Charles Hobbs and Nolan Japp have combined for 17 rushing touchdowns this year.

Kit Carson (3-1) rebounded from its lone loss of the season on Oct. 24 with a 40-20 win over Hi-Plains last Friday. Kit Carson was the No. 1 seed in last year’s tournament, but fell to Fleming 68-52 in the semifinals.

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(5) Eads at (4) Granada

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Despite closing the regular season with a loss to Fleming, Granada (5-1) had a strong 2020 campaign. Dominic Coleman finished the year throwing for 1,137 yards and 25 touchdowns.

Although Eads (3-2) suffered a couple of losses in the regular season, they came against two of 6-man’s top three teams. Damien Barnes leads the Eagles with 801 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns.

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(7) Briggsdale at (2) Stratton/Liberty

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: By the time Stratton/Liberty (4-0) takes the field on Saturday, it will have been nearly a month since it saw action on the field. In the first three games of the season, the Knighted Eagles scored at least 62 points and gave up an average of just over 15.

Briggsdale (3-1) has looked solid all year and its only loss of the year was by three points to Prairie. Malik Carlson has been a threat in passing, rushing and receiving and totaled 671 yards of total offense in just three games.

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(6) Prairie at (3) Cheyenne Wells

Date and time: Nov. 20, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: On paper, Cheyenne Wells (5-0) looks like the biggest challenger to Fleming. The Tigers scored at least 42 points each game and surrendered no more than 38 in a single contest.

Prairie (5-1) has put together a solid resumé this season with its only loss coming to Fleming. Andy Long threw for an average of 178.2 yards per game and also threw 19 touchdown passes.

The final football coaches poll of the 2020 fall season is here.

The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. This poll factors into postseason seeding.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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CHSAANow.com Football Polls

Voted upon by coaches around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org. These rankings will factor into postseason seeding. More information is available here.

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Cherry Creek (18)	6-0	189	1	W
2	Valor Christian (1)	5-0	169	2	Bye
3	Pomona	6-0	149	3	W
4	Legend	6-0	119	6	W
5	Fairview	6-0	88	7	W
6	Eaglecrest	4-1	83	4	L
7	Columbine	4-1	76	5	L
8	Regis Jesuit	5-1	67	8	W
9	Cherokee Trail	4-2	53	9	W
10	Ralston Valley	4-2	29	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Grandview 15, Legacy 5, Castle View 3.
Dropped out
None.

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Dakota Ridge (13)	6-0	171	1	W
2	Ponderosa	6-0	142	3	W
3	Palmer Ridge (4)	4-0	138	2	Bye
4	Loveland (1)	6-0	126	5	W
5	Broomfield	5-0	110	4	Bye
6	Fountain-Fort Carson	5-1	75	8	W
7	Skyline	5-1	56	6	L
8	Brighton	5-1	44	–	W
9	Pine Creek	2-2	43	7	L
10	Montrose	4-2	37	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Windsor 16, Fruita Monument 12, Rampart 11, Vista Ridge 5, Longmont 1.
Dropped out
Windsor (9).

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Roosevelt (7)	5-0	122	1	W
2	Holy Family (3)	6-0	118	2	W
3	Durango (3)	5-0	108	3	W
4	Pueblo South	4-0	96	5	W
5	Mead (1)	5-1	93	4	W
6	Lutheran	4-1	70	6	Bye
7	Fort Morgan	4-1	42	8	W
8	Palisade	4-2	34	9	W
9	Evergreen	4-2	33	–	W
10	Canon City	3-2	19	10	L
Others receiving votes:
Conifer 16, Discovery Canyon 8, Pueblo County 7, Pueblo East 4.
Dropped out
Conifer (7).

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Resurrection Christian (10)	5-0	136	1	Bye
2	Sterling (3)	5-0	125	2	Bye
3	Pagosa Springs (1)	5-0	106	3	Bye
4	Platte Valley	5-1	97	5	W
5	Lamar	5-1	70	6	W
6	Eaton	4-2	69	4	L
7	Delta	4-1	63	8	Bye
8	Moffat County	4-1	55	7	W
9	University	3-2	29	9	W
10	Valley	3-3	8	10	L
Others receiving votes:
D’Evelyn 4, La Junta 4, Severance 2, Berthoud 1, Englewood 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Limon (12)	4-0	144	1	Bye
2	Strasburg (1)	6-0	122	2	W
3	Florence	5-0	105	3	W
T4	Centauri (1)	6-0	91	4	W
T4	Hotchkiss (1)	6-0	91	6	W
T4	Wray	5-1	91	5	W
7	Meeker	5-1	65	7	W
8	Holyoke	5-1	53	8	W
9	Colorado Springs Christian	3-1	31	9	Bye
10	Highland	4-2	19	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Peyton 5, Yuma 5, Monte Vista 2, Gunnison 1.
Dropped out
None.

8-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sedgwick County (19)	6-0	190	1	W
2	Fowler	6-0	155	2	W
3	Sanford	5-0	150	3	Bye
4	Rangely	6-0	110	4	W
5	Merino	5-1	103	5	W
6	Dove Creek	4-1	83	6	Bye
T7	Crowley County	3-1	59	7	Bye
T7	Simla	5-1	59	9	W
9	Mancos	3-1	53	8	Bye
10	Swink	5-1	47	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Holly 18, Elbert 6, Dayspring Christian Academy 3, Gilpin County 3, Pikes Peak Christian 3, Vail Christian 2, Calhan 1.
Dropped out
None.

6-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Fleming (12)	5-0	165	1	W
2	Stratton/Liberty (4)	4-0	152	2	Bye
3	Cheyenne Wells (1)	5-0	136	3	Bye
4	Granada	5-1	122	4	L
5	Prairie	5-1	96	5	W
6	Eads	3-2	75	7	Bye
7	Briggsdale	3-1	66	8	W
8	Kit Carson	3-1	30	–	W
9	Genoa-Hugo	4-2	27	–	W
10	Cheraw	4-2	26	6	L
Others receiving votes:
Sierra Grande 12, North Park 11, Mountain Valley 5, Hi-Plains 3, Idalia 3, Manzanola 3, Branson/Kim 2, Peetz 1.
Dropped out
North Park (9), Mountain Valley (10).

A week after losing to Rampart, Fountain-Fort Carson got revenge with a 33-17 win on Friday night.

The eighth-ranked Trojans took a 13-10 lead just before halftime, then pushed the lead to 19-10 in the third quarter.

Rampart cut it to 19-17 midway through the third, but Fountain-Fort Carson responded to go up 26-17 on a touchdown pass from Tavian Tuli to Joshua Williams, and then scored again in the fourth quarter after to make it 33-17.

FFC finishes the regular season at 5-1, while Rampart is now 4-2.

The two teams matched up for a second-straight week due to COVID causing quarantines for their originally-scheduled opponents.

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3A/4A: (5) Pueblo South 35, Vista Ridge 28

In another matchup that spawned out of COVID quarantines, South held off Vista Ridge’s last-minute drive to secure the win.

The Colts’ defense, which gave up 21 points (Vista Ridge had a return score), was the difference.

“Our kids are just absolutely resilient and tough,” Pueblo South coach Ryan Goddard told the Colorado Preps Scoreboard Show. “Everything we expect out of them everything we desire out of them, that’s what they were tonight.

“It just came down to our kids made a coupe of plays, put a little pressure on the quarterback,” Goddard said. “Our secondary played lights out, our linebackers played well, and our defensive line hung in there and tried to get after a really good quarterback.”

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3A: (3) Durango 27, (10) Canon City 13

Playing without two top players due to quarantines, Durango held off a very good Canon City team to finish the regular season 5-0.

“Every week has been a struggle,” Durango coach David Vogt told the Scoreboard Show. “You never know what’s going to happen week-to-week. … For our kids to rally, it just shows the kind of kids we have here.”

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1A: (6) Hotchkiss 49, Cedaredge 7

Hotchkiss won as Mordecai White had three touchdowns and 141 yards on nine carries.

The Bulldogs are 6-0.

“We’ve been building toward this,” Hotchkiss coach Curtis Hintz told the Scoreboard Show. “Last year, we were kind of there knocking on the door. … Kids left hungry. They’ve done a good job in the weight room. And, of course, with the year that it’s been with COVID, they’ve done a good job of controlling what they can control. It’s paid off during the regular season, and we’re looking forward to seeing how the bracket unfolds.”

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Notables

• 4A No. 1 Dakota Ridge finished the regular season with a 51-0 win over Chatfield. The Eagles are now 6-0. “I’ve been at Dakota Ridge for 25 years — it’s probably the best team we’ve ever had,” coach Ron Woitalewicz told the Scoreboard Show. His team is in contention for the top seed in the 4A playoffs — which are expected to be deep. “This is probably as deep as I’ve seen 4A in a long time, in terms of the quality of teams out there,” Woitalewicz added. A photo gallery is available here.
• In 6-man, No. 1 Fleming beat No. 4 Granada 49-44.
• Simla, No. 9 in 8-man, beat Dolores Huerta 40-0. Coletin Mazerall rushed for 238 yards and four touchdowns.
• 5A No. 7 Fairview topped Castle View 49-36 in a back-and-forth game. Quarterback Liam O’Brien threw for 382 yards and five scores. Grant Page had a heck of a game at receiver: 13 catches, 224 yards, four touchdowns.

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More coverage

• An updated top-10 scoreboard through Friday’s games, and Saturday’s top-10 schedule.
• All scores from Friday night, and Saturday’s full slate.
• In 5A, No. 3 Pomona beat No. 5 Columbine. Photos from the game are here.
• In 4A, Brighton got a big win over No. 9 Windsor.
• Photos of 3A No. 2 Holy Family’s win over Pueblo Centennial.
• Photos of Grandview’s win over Horizon.
• Photos of No. 9 Cherokee Trail’s win over Overland in 5A.
• Photos of Heritage’s win over Silver Creek.
• Photos of 3A No. 1 Roosevelt’s win over Northridge.
• Photos of 3A No. 4 Mead’s win over Frederick.
• Photos of 4A No. 1 Dakota Ridge’s win over Chatfield.

Seven new teams have joined the football rankings this week: Cherokee Trail (5A), Conifer (3A), Valley (2A), Simla (8-man), Swink (8-man), North Park (6-man), and Mountain Valley (6-man).

The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. Polls are released each Monday.

These are the final polls of the regular season. The next poll will come ahead of the seeding meeting.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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CHSAANow.com Football Polls

Voted upon by coaches around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org. These rankings will factor into postseason seeding. More information is available here.

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Cherry Creek (16)	5-0	169	1	W
2	Valor Christian (1)	5-0	151	2	W
3	Pomona	5-0	130	4	W
4	Eaglecrest	4-0	99	5	Bye
5	Columbine	4-0	96	3	Bye
6	Legend	5-0	90	7	W
7	Fairview	5-0	81	6	W
8	Regis Jesuit	4-1	44	10	W
9	Cherokee Trail	3-2	31	–	W
10	Ralston Valley	3-2	26	8	L
Others receiving votes:
Grandview 8, Castle View 4, Legacy 4, Highlands Ranch 2.
Dropped out
Grandview (9).

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Dakota Ridge (15)	5-0	210	1	W
2	Palmer Ridge (8)	4-0	172	2	Bye
3	Ponderosa	5-0	163	4	W
4	Broomfield	5-0	147	6	W
5	Loveland (1)	5-0	138	7	W
6	Skyline (1)	5-0	101	8	W
7	Pine Creek	2-1	78	3	L
8	Fountain-Fort Carson	4-1	61	5	L
9	Windsor	4-1	31	9	L
10	Montrose	3-2	26	10	L
Others receiving votes:
Rampart 25, Pueblo West 22, Brighton 17, Vista Ridge 6, Fruita Monument 4, Erie 3, Longmont 3, Chatfield 2, Monarch 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Roosevelt (8)	4-0	147	1	Bye
2	Holy Family (4)	5-0	129	6	W
3	Durango (3)	4-0	123	3	W
4	Mead (1)	4-1	114	4	W
5	Pueblo South	3-0	109	5	W
6	Lutheran	4-1	74	2	L
7	Conifer	4-1	49	–	W
8	Fort Morgan	3-1	43	8	Bye
9	Palisade	3-2	31	7	L
10	Canon City	3-1	22	10	L
Others receiving votes:
Evergreen 21, Green Mountain 7, Pueblo County 6, Pueblo East 3, Eagle Valley 2.
Dropped out
Green Mountain (9).

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Resurrection Christian (15)	5-0	177	1	W
2	Sterling (2)	5-0	153	3	W
3	Pagosa Springs (1)	5-0	139	4	W
4	Eaton	4-1	107	5	W
5	Platte Valley	4-1	105	6	W
6	Lamar	4-1	88	7	W
7	Moffat County	3-1	84	10	W
8	Delta	4-1	76	2	L
9	University	2-2	31	9	Bye
10	Valley	3-2	13	–	W
Others receiving votes:
La Junta 10, D’Evelyn 2, Severance 2, Alamosa 1, Berthoud 1, Woodland Park 1.
Dropped out
Severance (8).

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Limon (15)	4-0	165	1	Bye
2	Strasburg (1)	5-0	136	2	W
3	Florence	4-0	119	3	Bye
4	Centauri	5-0	108	5	W
5	Wray	4-1	107	4	L
6	Hotchkiss (1)	5-0	91	6	W
7	Meeker	4-1	65	7	W
8	Holyoke	4-1	57	8	Bye
9	Colorado Springs Christian	3-1	36	9	Bye
10	Highland	3-2	22	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Wiggins 8, Peyton 7, Yuma 6, Gunnison 4, Monte Vista 4.
Dropped out
None.

8-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sedgwick County (22)	5-0	229	1	W
2	Fowler (1)	5-0	197	2	W
3	Sanford	5-0	167	4	W
4	Rangely	5-0	132	6	W
5	Merino	4-1	118	3	L
6	Dove Creek	4-1	101	9	W
7	Crowley County	3-1	90	7	L
8	Mancos	4-1	70	5	L
9	Simla	4-1	50	–	W
10	Swink	4-1	37	–	W
Others receiving votes:
Holly 24, West Grand 13, Dayspring Christian Academy 10, Calhan 9, Elbert 4, Haxtun 4, Gilpin County 3, Vail Christian 2, Pikes Peak Christian 1.
Dropped out
Holly (8), West Grand (10).

6-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Fleming (14)	4-0	185	1	Bye
2	Stratton/Liberty (4)	4-0	169	2	Bye
3	Cheyenne Wells	5-0	144	3	W
4	Granada (1)	5-0	126	4	W
5	Prairie	4-1	106	5	W
6	Cheraw	4-1	88	7	W
7	Eads	3-2	84	6	L
8	Briggsdale	2-1	54	8	Bye
9	North Park	3-2	27	–	W
10	Mountain Valley	3-0	21	–	W
Others receiving votes:
Kit Carson 18, Genoa-Hugo 10, Sierra Grande 6, Idalia 5, Hi-Plains 1, Weldon Valley 1.
Dropped out
Kit Carson (9), Hi-Plains (10).

Up 17-7 at halftime, Holy Family really used a big second half to expand the lead en route to a top-10 win over Lutheran on Friday.

The Tigers, ranked No. 4 in Class 3A, beat No. 2 Lutheran 38-14.

“It was a great win for our kids,” Holy Family coach Michael Gabriel told the Colorado Preps Scoreboard Show. “Our kids have really looked forward to this opportunity, to play a big game, this year. And they did a great job tonight.

Holy Family’s Trevin Johnson scored two first-quarter touchdowns to put his team up 14-0 after the first quarter.

“A key for us was just trying to get them off the field. Our kids did that. … We got a quick couple of scores.

Defensively, he said, “We have great team speed on that side of the ball, and those kids really like to hit. I think we set the tone early, and kept it on for the whole game.

After a field goal, Lutheran cut the lead to 17-7 at halftime.

In the third quarter, Michael White threw two touchdowns for Holy Family, one to Oscar Sena, and another to Liam Gray, to make it 31-7.

Lutheran cut into the lead, making it 31-14 after three quarters, but White added a rushing score for Holy Family in the fourth quarter for the final margin.

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2A: (10) Moffat County 26, (2) Delta 20

Caleb Frink and Evan Atkin each had two rushing touchdowns as Moffat County pulled off the big upset at home.

“We feel like we’ve been getting better every week, and this win tonight definitely makes us feel like we’ve taken a step in the right direction,” Moffat County coach Lance Scranton told the Scoreboard Show.

Frink got his team started with a first-quarter rushing score that put the Bulldogs up 6-0.

Delta responded on its next drive, capped by a touchdown pass to Hunter Goff, as they went ahead 7-6.

Moffat County retook the lead at 13-7 just before the end of the first quarter when Frink scored his second, this from from 25 yards out.

After Delta tied the game at 13 in the second quarter, Moffat County’s Evan Atkin put his team ahead 19-13 just two seconds before halftime.

In the second half, Moffat County recovered a fumble in Delta territory, and then Atkin punched it in for his second score for a 26-13 lead.

“Then, we just had to play defense, and our defense really came through,” Scranton said.

Delta’s Colbi Braslin hauled in a touchdown pass with 5:53 left, and the Panthers then got the ball back with less than a minute to go, but Moffat County’s Logan Hafey got a sack with two seconds left to secure the upset.

“That sealed the game, and that was it,” Scranton said.

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5A: (2) Valor Christian 45, (8) Ralston Valley 7

In a game that was scheduled mid-week due to quarantines of opponents, Valor Christian built at 24-0 lead at halftime, and kept things rolling in the second half en route to the win.

Star Eagles running back Gavin Sawchuk rushed for two touchdowns, including scores of 69 and 27 yards, as he amassed 230 yards on 33 carries.

Valor Christian quarterback Sean McNair threw two touchdown passes, both of which went to Landon Turnall. Zach Wiley also had a rushing score.

Zach Friedman had Ralston Valley’s lone touchdown, a 7-yard rush in the third quarter.

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2A: (5) Eaton 51, (8) Severance 6

Eaton turned a fast start into a big top-10 win.

The squad led 23-0 after the first quarter, and 44-0 at the half.

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8-man: (1) Sedgwick County 32, (3) Merino 0

Sedgwick County pushed an 8-0 lead to 24-0 in the span of a few minutes late in the second quarter to beat their rivals on Friday night.

“That was big for us, especially that last score, going down and getting in the end zone right before halftime,” Sedgwick County coach Chris Michel told the Scoreboard Show. “I think anytime you can do that, it takes the wind out of them a little bit, and gives us a little more cushion.”

Of the top-3 matchup, Michel said, “We had to put four quarters together. That’s exactly what we need this time of season, to get ready to go in the playoffs.”

It was the second shutout Sedgwick County’s defense threw this season.

“We did a good job of staying home, doing our job, and really tackling,” Michel said.

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8-man: (9) Dove Creek 18, (5) Mancos 14

Dove Creek’s Kade Hankins scored a 6-yard rushing touchdown early in the fourth quarter to help Dove Creek rally and pull off the upset.

The Bulldogs also got a 1-yard touchdown from Chorbin Cressler and a 68-yard score from Gage Bailey as they went ahead 12-6 at halftime.

Dove Creek’s Chase Moore had two rushing touchdowns, including a score that made it 14-12 midway through the third quarter.

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6-man: (3) Cheyenne Wells 42, (6) Eads 18

Rogelio Rangel had a rushing score as well as a receiving score to help Cheyenne Wells build a 21-2 first-half lead that help up in the win.

Ty Wilson had a 77-yard kick return for a score for Eads.

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Notables:

• It has been a wild week of cancellations and reschedules due to COVID-19. At least 37 games have been changed or cancelled just this week alone. There was also a forfeit, which was unrelated to COVID.
• One of those rescheduled games saw coach Todd Casbier return to play his former school at Fruita Monument, with Casebier’s Castle View squad winning 28-15.
• Cheraw quarterback Cade Phillips continued his tear in 6-man, throwing for seven touchdowns in the second consecutive game as the seventh-ranked Wolverines beat Manzanola 82-38. The 14 touchdowns over two games rank fourth-all time (and are a 6-man record). He has also thrown 18 touchdowns in the past three games, which is the seventh most (and another 6-man record).
• No. 2 Fowler built a 20-8 lead in the second half, then held off a rally from No. 7 Crowley County in 8-man to win 32-22.
• Cherokee Trail knocked off 5A No. 9 Grandview 28-23 to pick up its third-straight win. The Cougars’ Kyle Williams had a late INT to seal the win. Find photos from the game here.
• In overtime, Cheyenne Mountain beat Widefield 13-12.
• In 3A, Evergreen ran away from No. 9 Green Mountain, 48-7. Photos from the game are available here.
• 1A No. 6 Hotchkiss ended Gunnison’s two-game winning streak with a 49-7 win. Five different Bulldogs had a rushing touchdown, including quarterback Drayden Taylor, who also threw for two scores.
• Quarterback Chase Silva threw two touchdown and ran for two more as 4A No. 8 Skyline improved to 5-0 with a 35-21 win over Monarch.
• 5A No. 6 Fairview is now 5-0 after its 42-10 win over Horizon. Liam O’Brien threw for 310 yards and three scores, and also had two rushing touchdowns to go along with 45 yards on the ground.
• Quite the stat line from Bennett quarterback Mikey Babi: He was 6-of-8 with 154 yards and four scores in his team’s 44-0 win over Platte Canyon in 1A.
• In 8-man, Simla got three rushing touchdowns from Coletin Mazerall as the Cubs beat Lyons 38-8.

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More coverage:

• Pueblo South won an important top-10 matchup with Canon City on the road.
• A late touchdown lifted 4A No. 4 Ponderosa over No. 10 Montrose. And a photo gallery from that game.
• Bear Creek picked up a win over Wheat Ridge.
• An updated top-10 football scoreboard, and Saturday’s top-10 schedule.
• All scores from Friday night, and Saturday’s full schedule.
• Photos from the top-10 matchup between Valor Christian and Ralston Valley.
• Photos from Evergreen’s upset of Green Mountain.
• Photos of Riverdale Ridge’s win over Mitchell.
• Photos from No. 1 Cherry Creek’s win over Arapahoe.
• Photos from Mountain Vista’s shutout of Prairie View.
• Photos from Cherokee Trail’s upset of No. 9 Grandview.
• Photos from No. 10 Regis Jesuit’s win over Doherty.

The 2020 all-state girls 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.

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Class 2A

Runner of the year: Ella Johnson, The Vanguard School

Coach of the year: Julia Fuller, Buena Vista

First Team
Name	Year	School
Sophia Bull	Junior	Denver Christian
Eowyn Dalbec	Junior	Peyton
Quin Gregg	Junior	Lyons
Adele Horning	Sophomore	Lake County
Rose Horning	Freshman	Lake County
Ella Johnson	Junior	The Vanguard School
Ruby Pendy	Sophomore	Crested Butte
Mallory Salazar	Junior	Buena Vista
Zaila Smith	Sophomore	Buena Vista
Hannah Thomas	Senior	Lyons

Second Team
Name	Year	School
Eliana Caucutt	Junior	Golden View Classical Academy
Olivia Jabari	Senior	Shining Mountain Waldorf
Keira King	Freshman	Lake County
Grace Manning	Senior	Mancos
Molly Mcmurry	Junior	Buena Vista
Alex Mendoza	Senior	Grand Valley
Sophia Schuemann	Senior	Heritage Christian Academy
Mary Scoggins	Junior	Rangely
Ainsley Stanton	Freshman	Heritage Christian Academy
Elle Stevens	Junior	Colorado Springs Christian

Honorable mention:

• Maci Barnes, Freshman, Ignacio
• Brooke Bomgardner, Sophomore, Custer County
• Isabel Case, Junior, Colorado Springs Christian
• Cecilia Davies, Senior, Clear Creek
• Layla Haji, Senior, Lotus School for Excellence
• Megan Jenkins, Junior, Hotchkiss
• Kadance Kelso, Sophomore, Buena Vista
• Allura Luna, Junior, West Grand
• Sofia Mcgrath, Sophomore, Colorado Springs Christian
• Cecilia Richardson, Junior, Peyton
• Reaghan Rinow, Senior, Strasburg
• Alexis Santopietro, Senior, Buena Vista
• Madison Sutter, Senior, Merino
• Lizzie Valentine, Senior, Centauri
• Samantha Westfahl, Senior, West Grand

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Class 3A

Runner of the year: Katelyn Maley, Basalt

Coach of the year: Alan Versaw, The Classical Academy

First Team
Name	Year	School
Allison Beasley	Senior	Peak to Peak
Sierra Bower	Senior	Basalt
Leah Hill	Junior	DSST: Montview
Katelyn Maley	Sophomore	Basalt
Cassidy Mcdonald	Freshman	The Classical Academy
Kennedy Mcdonald	Junior	The Classical Academy
Audrey Orstead	Senior	Faith Christian Academy
Andie Rasmussen	Freshman	Eaton
Kylie Simshauser	Senior	Florence
Sophia Valentine	Junior	The Classical Academy

Second Team
Name	Year	School
Isabel Allori	Freshman	Liberty Common
Sarah Delacerda	Freshman	Alamosa
Katherine Heekin	Junior	Faith Christian Academy
Kylie Kenny	Senior	Aspen
Olivia Krueger	Junior	Berthoud
Ava Lane	Sophomore	Basalt
Maya Ross	Freshman	Jefferson Academy
Kyra Shaner	Sophomore	The Classical Academy
Quinn Smith	Sophomore	Salida
Jaycee Williams	Freshman	Berthoud

Honorable mention:

• Evelyn Boyd, Junior, Holy Family
• Madison Brosig, Sophomore, Frontier Academy
• Kendall Clark, Senior, Aspen
• Ella Hedman, Sophomore, Elizabeth
• Hana Husmann, Sophomore, St. Mary’s Academy
• Bryanna Kauffman, Junior, Liberty Common
• Payton Kauffman, Freshman, Liberty Common
• Michaela Kenny, Sophomore, Aspen
• Kylie Kravig, Senior, University
• Emma Murphy, Senior, Frontier Academy
• Summer Norwell, Sophomore, Holy Family
• Ellie Sundheim, Senior, Berthoud
• Madeline Tapp, Senior, Holy Family
• Elsie Weiss, Sophomore, Aspen
• Alyssa Wells, Senior, Holy Family

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Class 4A

Runner of the year: Bethany Michalak, Air Academy

Coach of the year: Kelly Christensen, Niwot

First Team
Name	Year	School
Samantha Blair	Junior	Eagle Valley
Sophia Connerton-Nevin	Sophomore	Glenwood Springs
Ella Johnson	Junior	Glenwood Springs
Bethany Michalak	Freshman	Air Academy
Elliot Pribramsky	Senior	Battle Mountain
Mia Prok	Freshman	Niwot
Kiera Shorten	Freshman	Mountain View
Madison Shults	Sophomore	Niwot
Hope Stark	Junior	Cheyenne Mountain
Aubrey Surage	Senior	Lewis-Palmer

Second Team
Name	Year	School
Sophia Abernethy	Senior	Standley Lake
Jade Allen	Freshman	Lewis-Palmer
Ella Chura	Junior	Air Academy
Aspen Fulbright	Junior	Pueblo West
Lucca Fulkerson	Senior	Niwot
Taylor James	Senior	Niwot
Willow Lott	Sophomore	Durango
Maggie Mccleskey	Junior	Centaurus
Tristian Spence	Junior	Central Grand Junction
Sara Wexler	Junior	Denver South

Honorable mention:

• Milaina Almonte, Sophomore, Battle Mountain
• Hayley Brewster, Senior, Battle Mountain
• Lex Bullen, Sophomore, Niwot
• Maren Busath, Senior, Palmer Ridge
• Cruzie Dudley, Junior, Silver Creek
• Brooklyn Ewert, Sophomore, Mountain View
• Abby Fehr, Junior, Durango
• Adele Havlick, Sophomore, Palmer
• Loren Linnenburger, Senior, Discovery Canyon
• Angela Mcmanus, Junior, Durango
• Brooke Moss, Senior, Air Academy
• Sarah Perkins, Freshman, Niwot
• Anne Reilly, Freshman, George Washington
• Lily Whelan, Sophomore, Battle Mountain
• Lindsey Whitton, Freshman, Battle Mountain

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Class 5A

Runner of the year: Riley Stewart, Cherry Creek

Coach of the year: Ethan Dusto, Cherry Creek

First Team
Name	Year	School
Shelby Balding	Junior	Cherry Creek
Ella Johns	Sophomore	Fort Collins
Emily Lamontagne	Sophomore	Arapahoe
Cameron Mcconnell	Junior	Cherokee Trail
Ava Mitchell	Sophomore	Arapahoe
Addison Price	Sophomore	Cherry Creek
Riley Stewart	Junior	Cherry Creek
Emma Stutzman	Sophomore	Pomona
Taylor Whitfield	Senior	Valor Christian
Brooke Wilson	Sophomore	Valor Christian

Second Team
Name	Year	School
Leah Christians	Senior	Mountain Vista
Ava Escorcia	Sophomore	Arapahoe
Jadyn Heil	Junior	Fruita Monument
Maelynn Higgins	Sophomore	Broomfield
Addison Laughlin	Junior	Cherry Creek
Claire Semerod	Junior	Cherry Creek
Elena Torres	Freshman	Loveland
Reese Tucker	Freshman	Chatfield
Aidyn Woodall	Junior	Douglas County
Shayda Zarrin	Junior	Mountain Vista

Honorable mention:

• Lauren Boutelle, Sophomore, Pine Creek
• Natalie Buchanan, Junior, Pine Creek
• Amelie Colsman, Junior, Regis Jesuit
• Imani Fernandez-Gorbea, Senior, Fairview
• Shantell Hafner, Senior, Mountain Vista
• Abigail Maclean, Junior, Cherry Creek
• Mckenna Mazeski, Sophomore, Cherokee Trail
• Mia Mraz, Junior, Legacy
• Alexis Pagel, Sophomore, Cherokee Trail
• Sierra Parks, Junior, Broomfield
• Isabella Prosceno, Senior, Valor Christian
• Mollie Roden, Senior, Rampart
• Taylor Rorick, Sophomore, Valor Christian
• Nina St John, Senior, Mountain Vista
• Jordan Stead, Freshman, Arapahoe

Four newcomers joined the football rankings this week: West Grand (8-man), Severance (2A), Moffat County (2A), and Windsor (4A).

The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. Polls are released each Monday.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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CHSAANow.com Football Polls

Voted upon by coaches around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org. These rankings will factor into postseason seeding. More information is available here.

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Cherry Creek (20)	4-0	200	1	W
2	Valor Christian	4-0	163	2	W
3	Columbine	4-0	152	3	W
4	Pomona	4-0	144	4	W
5	Eaglecrest	4-0	128	5	W
6	Fairview	4-0	82	6	W
7	Legend	4-0	72	7	W
8	Ralston Valley	3-1	68	8	W
9	Grandview	2-2	40	9	W
10	Regis Jesuit	3-1	36	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Cherokee Trail 8, Arapahoe 2, Castle View 2, Legacy 2, Highlands Ranch 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Dakota Ridge (12)	4-0	241	1	W
2	Palmer Ridge (7)	4-0	228	2	W
3	Pine Creek (4)	2-0	176	3	W
4	Ponderosa	4-0	161	4	W
5	Fountain-Fort Carson (1)	4-0	148	9	W
6	Broomfield	4-0	138	6	W
7	Loveland (1)	4-0	135	5	W
8	Skyline (1)	4-0	78	10	W
9	Windsor	4-0	60	–	W
10	Montrose	3-1	48	7	L
Others receiving votes:
Pueblo West 27, Fruita Monument 17, Brighton 10, Erie 7, Longmont 5, Vista Ridge 3, Air Academy 1, Monarch 1, Rampart 1.
Dropped out
Pueblo West (8).

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Roosevelt (8)	4-0	148	1	W
2	Lutheran (4)	4-0	136	2	W
3	Durango (3)	3-0	116	3	W
4	Mead (1)	3-1	106	5	W
5	Pueblo South	2-0	105	4	W
6	Holy Family	4-0	84	6	W
7	Palisade	3-1	63	8	W
8	Fort Morgan	3-1	36	9	W
9	Green Mountain	3-1	28	7	L
10	Canon City	2-0	23	10	Monday
Others receiving votes:
Conifer 12, Pueblo East 8, Evergreen 6, Pueblo County 6, Eagle Valley 2, Frederick 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Resurrection Christian (14)	4-0	202	1	W
2	Delta (4)	4-0	178	2	W
3	Sterling (2)	4-0	171	3	W
4	Pagosa Springs (1)	4-0	148	5	W
5	Eaton	3-1	109	6	W
6	Platte Valley	3-1	107	7	W
7	Lamar	3-1	97	4	L
8	Severance	3-1	45	–	W
9	University	2-2	32	8	L
10	Moffat County	2-1	16	–	W
Others receiving votes:
La Junta 13, Woodland Park 13, Berthoud 7, Brush 6, Valley 6, D’Evelyn 5.
Dropped out
Woodland Park (9), Brush (10).

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Limon (16)	4-0	184	1	W
2	Strasburg (2)	4-0	161	2	W
3	Florence	4-0	134	3	W
4	Wray	4-0	127	5	W
5	Centauri	4-0	114	4	W
6	Hotchkiss (1)	4-0	99	6	W
7	Meeker	3-1	63	8	W
8	Holyoke	2-1	62	7	L
9	Colorado Springs Christian	3-1	45	9	W
10	Highland	2-2	29	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Wiggins 7, Gunnison 6, Peyton 6, Yuma 4, Monte Vista 2, Bennett 1, Cedaredge 1.
Dropped out
None.

8-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sedgwick County (18)	3-0	195	1	Monday
2	Fowler (2)	4-0	168	2	W
3	Merino	4-0	137	5	W
4	Sanford	4-0	132	3	W
5	Mancos	4-0	116	4	W
6	Rangely	4-0	96	8	W
7	Crowley County	2-0	83	7	Bye
8	Holly	2-0	43	10	W
9	Dove Creek	3-1	29	6	L
10	West Grand	2-1	28	–	W
Others receiving votes:
Simla 23, Pikes Peak Christian 18, Dayspring Christian Academy 7, Swink 7, Vail Christian 7, Haxtun 3, Norwood 3, Elbert 2, Gilpin County 2, Byers 1.
Dropped out
Pikes Peak Christian (9).

6-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Fleming (18)	4-0	216	1	W
2	Stratton/Liberty (4)	3-0	198	2	Monday
3	Cheyenne Wells	4-0	160	3	W
4	Granada	4-0	132	4	W
5	Prairie	3-1	122	6	W
6	Eads	3-1	120	5	W
7	Cheraw	3-1	81	7	L
8	Briggsdale	2-1	63	8	Bye
9	Kit Carson	2-1	40	9	Bye
10	Hi-Plains	1-1	30	10	Monday
Others receiving votes:
Mountain Valley 15, North Park 12, Sierra Grande 6, Idalia 5, Peetz 4, Genoa-Hugo 3, Walsh 3.
Dropped out
None.