Broomfield 19, Fort Collins 15, Rock Canyon 12, Cherokee Trail 12, Grandview 11, Douglas County 8, Ralston Valley 4, Columbine 3, Grand Junction 1, Brighton 1
Dropped out
Broomfield (7)
Class 4A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Cheyenne Mountain (2)
11-1
119
2
2
Ponderosa (4)
12-2
101
1
3
Durango (6)
12-0
97
4
4
Holy Family (1)
8-1
90
3
5
Lewis-Palmer
9-2
72
5
6
Windsor
9-1
65
6
7
Falcon
8-0
48
7
8
Pueblo County
8-3
46
8
9
Golden (1)
9-4
24
8
10
Denver North
8-2
21
–
Others receiving votes:
Elizabeth 16, Fort Morgan 11, Evergreen 10, Mead 8, Pueblo Central 8, Montrose 7, Severance 6, Palisade 6, Longmont 4, Niwot 4, Silver Creek 3, D’Evelyn 2, Vista PEAK Prep 1, Greeley West 1
Dropped out
Elizabeth (10)
Class 3A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Eaton (6)
11-1
127
2
2
Lutheran (6)
13-0
114
3
3
University (1)
6-2
108
1
4
Faith Christian
12-1
83
4
5
Resurrection Christian
8-4
46
5
6
Brush
5-4
42
7
7
Sterling
6-5
33
6
8
Gunnison
9-1
28
8
9
Lamar
8-2
27
8
10
Bayfield
9-2
26
–
Others receiving votes:
Bennett 24, Kent Denver 19, Colorado Academy 18, Alamosa 18, The Academy 13, Delta 8, Moffat County 7, Bishop Machebeuf 7, Manitou Springs 6, Montezuma-Cortez 6, La Junta 5, The Classical Academy 4, Middle Park 1
Dropped out
Bennett (10)
Class 2A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Limon (9)
11-0
106
1
2
Peyton
9-1
84
2
3
Highland (1)
9-0
77
5
4
Wray
7-0
76
3
5
Hotchkiss
9-1
63
4
6
Calhan
8-1
42
7
7
Buena Vista
6-1
31
10
8
Cedaredge
9-2
27
6
9
Rye
7-3
24
8
10
Burlington
7-2
18
–
Others receiving votes:
Wiggins 13, Trinidad 9, Denver Christian 8, Dawson School 8, St. Mary’s 8, Yuma 4, Monte Vista 3, Meeker 2, Estes Park 2, Swink 1
Cherokee Trail 29, Douglas County 29, Grandview 23, Mullen 15, Rock Canyon 12, Fort Collins 10, Brighton 6, Horizon 3, Far Northeast Warriors 1, Grand Junction 1
Dropped out
Douglas County (10)
Class 4A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Ponderosa (7)
8-1
126
3
2
Cheyenne Mountain (3)
8-1
119
1
3
Holy Family (1)
6-0
108
2
4
Durango (4)
9-0
88
–
5
Lewis-Palmer
6-2
67
4
6
Windsor
7-0
63
5
7
Falcon
6-0
53
6
8
Golden (1)
5-3
37
–
9
Pueblo County
7-2
33
–
10
Elizabeth
3-1
26
–
Others receiving votes:
Evergreen 24, Denver North 18, Fort Morgan 16, Mead 13, Montrose 12, Pueblo Central 12, Erie 9, Frederick 9, Palisade 8, Thornton 6, Longmont 6, Battle Mountain 5, Severance 4, Niwot 4, Riverdale Ridge 4, Silver Creek 3, D’Evelyn 2, Air Academy 2, Greeley West 1, George Washington 1, Wheat Ridge 1
Dropped out
Palisade (8), Longmont (9)
Class 3A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
University (7)
6-0
114
2
2
Eaton (2)
8-1
108
1
3
Lutheran (2)
10-0
99
3
4
Faith Christian
10-1
85
4
5
Resurrection Christian
3-4
46
6
6
Sterling
4-5
45
5
7
Brush
3-4
37
7
8
Lamar (1)
7-1
31
–
9
Gunnison
7-1
25
–
10
Bennett (1)
8-1
21
–
Others receiving votes:
Delta 20, Colorado Academy 17, Kent Denver 17, Alamosa 15, Moffat County 9, The Academy 7, Bishop Machebeuf 7, Bayfield 5, Montezuma-Cortez 4, The Classical Academy 2, Middle Park 1
Dropped out
Alamosa (9), Kent Denver (8), Delta (10)
Class 2A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Limon (5)
8-0
84
3
2
Peyton (3)
6-1
82
1
3
Wray
6-0
61
5
4
Hotchkiss
6-1
52
2
5
Highland
6-0
51
6
6
Cedaredge
8-1
45
4
7
Calhan
6-0
29
10
8
Rye
4-3
23
8
9
St. Mary’s
1-4
13
7
10
Buena Vista
2-0
12
–
Others receiving votes:
Wiggins 10, Burlington 9, Swink 7, Monte Vista 7, Dawson School 3, Sargent 2, Fowler 2, Denver Christian 2, Meeker 1
Pueblo County 25, Erie 24, Golden 23, Mead 19, Riverdale Ridge 15, Frederick 15, Evergreen 15, Denver North 13, Durango 12, Silver Creek 11, Thomas Jefferson 10, Skyview 9, Palmer Ridge 7, D’Evelyn 6, Severance 6, Elizabeth 5, Battle Mountain 5, Greeley West 4, Niwot 4, Mountain View 3, Discovery Canyon 3, Pueblo Central 2, Pueblo East 2, Air Academy 2, Wheat Ridge 1, Roosevelt 1
Dropped out
Silver Creek (8)
Class 3A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Eaton (6)
6-0
116
1
2
University (4)
5-0
98
2
3
Lutheran
5-0
80
3
4
Faith Christian
6-1
69
4
5
Sterling
4-1
54
5
6
Resurrection Christian
2-3
44
6
7
Brush
1-3
34
7
8
Delta
2-0
26
8
9
Alamosa
1-0
25
–
10
Kent Denver
3-1
21
8
Others receiving votes:
Bennett 20, Lamar 19, Colorado Academy 18, Montezuma-Cortez 17, Bayfield 16, Pagosa Springs 10, Salida 9, Gunnison 7, Bishop Machebeuf 7, The Academy 7, Aspen 6, Strasburg 3, La Junta 3, Berthoud 2, Manitou Springs 2, Moffat County 1, Middle Park 1
Dropped out
None
Class 2A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Peyton (9)
2-0
99
1
2
Hotchkiss
3-0
73
3
3
Limon (1)
1-0
68
2
4
Cedaredge
5-0
51
5
5
Wray
4-0
46
4
6
Highland
1-0
38
8
7
St. Mary’s
0-2
37
7
8
Swink
2-0
32
6
9
Rye
0-0
20
8
10
Calhan
1-0
16
–
Others receiving votes:
Dawson School 15, Yuma 10, Lyons 8, Holly 7, Burlington 7, Front Range Christian 6, Fowler 5, Meeker 4, Byers 2, Clear Creek 2, Estes Park 1, Buena Vista 1, Ignacio 1, Monte Vista 1
Dropped out
None
Class 1A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Holly (1)
1-0
69
2
2
Flatirons Academy (5)
0-0
68
1
3
Eads (2)
5-0
57
7
4
Nucla
1-0
47
5
5
Merino (1)
2-1
39
–
6
Cheyenne Wells
2-2
30
10
7
Evangelical Christian
2-0
28
4
8
Caliche
2-1
27
3
9
Haxtun
3-2
23
–
10
Stratton/Liberty
0-0
21
–
Others receiving votes:
Dove Creek 20, Otis 17, Dayspring Christian 16, Granada 15, Springfield 8, Cotopaxi 5, Rocky Mountain Lutheran 3, Elbert 2
COLORADO SPRINGS — The Class 4A girls volleyball state championship will remain in District 38, but it’ll sit in a trophy case in an entirely different building.
After coming so close in recent years, including a runner-up finish in 2019, Palmer Ridge can finally add a state volleyball banner to the walls. The Bears beat Mead 25-21, 20-25, 25-20, 25-20 to win the school’s first state championship in the sport.
“Last year we got that runner-up trophy and it didn’t feel good to any of us,” senior Riley Anderson said. “Now getting the state championship trophy is amazing.”
It was a journey that began with a win over No. 3 Palisade in the quarterfinals and then the Bears (13-5 overall) had to get through Pikes Peak Athletic Conference rival Cheyenne Mountain to reach the championship match.
“Cheyenne Mountain was a very good thing for us today,” coach Erica Bradley said. “It was super competitive and I kind of wish it was a championship game but it was nice to go up against an unfamiliar opponent.”
Standing in the way was a Mead team that had taken out No. 1 Windsor and also watched in March as its boys basketball team won a state title on the same floor at the Broadmoor World Arena.
Mead almost appeared to be a team of destiny. But for Palmer Ridge, their championship win was that of fate.
The Bears controlled the first set from the opening serve and although the Mavericks (13-5) made a late rally, the gap was too wide to close before Palmer Ridge closed it out.
The second set was a different story altogether. The Mavericks maintained their momentum from the end of the first and used it to build a 15-8 lead, forcing a Palmer Ridge timeout. A massive kill from Quincey Coyle seemed to knock the Bears on their heels. They couldn’t quite regain the momentum they had early in the match and the Mavericks held on to win the set.
That’s when grit kicked in and Palmer Ridge started playing on a different level. The hitters put down kills and the front line came through on what seemed like every clutch block that it needed.
Anderson finished the match with 23 kills and 14 digs. Madi Wilson added 12 kills to give the Bears a bit of a balanced attack.
“They won that second set and we knew we had to come back strong,” Wilson said. “We had to keep our momentum going.”
And they had to slow down the hitting attack of Coyle and Kenzie Morton. They did a much better job in the in the last two sets which was a big reason they walked away with the championship.
“We started to figure out how to block them and where they were hitting,” Wilson added.
This is the first volleyball state title for Palmer Ridge and the first time since 2007 that the 4A title wasn’t won by either Cheyenne Mountain or Lewis-Palmer.
But the reign of the PPAC will continue for at least another year.
Grandview 32, Broomfield 20, Rock Canyon 20, Fort Collins 16, ThunderRidge 15, Cherokee Trail 9, Mullen 8, Pomona 7, Legend 7, Eaglecrest 5, Pine Creek 5, Ralston Valley 4, Highlands Ranch 3, Chaparral 2, Poudre 2, Grand Junction 1, Brighton 1
Dropped out
Class 4A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Cheyenne Mountain (11)
2-0
154
1
2
Holy Family (1)
1-0
117
3
3
Montrose
3-0
72
7
4
Windsor
1-0
61
6
5
Falcon (2)
3-0
49
–
6
Fort Morgan
0-2
45
5
7
Ponderosa (1)
3-1
41
10
8
Golden (2)
1-2
40
4
9
Silver Creek
1-1
34
2
10
Erie
1-0
30
8
Others receiving votes:
Erie 30, Longmont 27, Palisade 22, Denver North 22, Riverdale Ridge 22, Mountain View 18, Thomas Jefferson 17, Pueblo County 17, Severance 15, Mead 14, Pueblo South 11, Evergreen 11, Vista PEAK Prep 10, Durango 9, George Washington 9, Wheat Ridge 9, Skyview 8, Frederick 7, Northridge 6, D’Evelyn 6, Palmer Ridge 5, Niwot 4, Northfield 4, Thornton 3, Discovery Canyon 3, Elizabeth 3, Air Academy 2, Pueblo East 2, Roosevelt 1, Greeley West 1, Battle Mountain 1
Dropped out
Class 3A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Eaton (6)
3-0
112
1
2
University (5)
3-0
104
2
3
Lutheran
2-0
69
4
4
Faith Christian
3-0
63
6
5
Sterling
2-1
59
8
6
Resurrection Christian
1-2
54
3
7
Brush
0-2
45
8
8
Delta
0-0
40
5
9
Kent Denver
2-1
35
10
10
Colorado Academy
1-1
32
7
Others receiving votes:
Lamar 19, Bayfield 6, La Junta 6, Manitou Springs 4, Bennett 3, Montezuma-Cortez 3, The Academy 2, Peak to Peak 2, Moffat County 1, Alamosa 1
Dropped out
Class 2A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Peyton (11)
2-0
119
1
2
Limon (1)
2-0
99
2
3
Hotchkiss
2-0
88
5
4
Wray
1-0
64
8
5
Cedaredge (1)
3-0
54
–
6
Swink
2-0
53
–
7
St. Mary’s
0-0
44
7
8
Rye
0-1
29
4
9
Highland
0-0
25
–
10
Yuma
2-1
24
–
Others receiving votes:
Buena Vista 20, Fowler 19, Dayspring Christian Academy 13, Calhan 12, Dawson School 9, Rocky Ford 7, Front Range Christian 6, Monte Vista 6, Akron 5, Colorado Springs Christian School 5, Denver Christian 3, Clear Creek 3, Byers 2, Burlington 2, Ignacio 2, Dolores Huerta 1, Center 1
Dropped out
Rocky Ford (8)
Class 1A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
1
Flatirons Academy (3)
1-0
83
3
2
Holly (4)
1-0
61
5
3
Caliche (1)
1-0
54
6
4
Evangelical Christian
1-0
49
8
5
Nucla
2-0
46
4
6
Dove Creek (1)
1-0
43
2
7
Eads
2-0
39
–
8
Otis
4-0
33
7
9
Granada (1)
0-2
28
1
10
Cheyenne Wells
2-0
25
–
Others receiving votes:
Cheyenne Wells 24, Dayspring Christian 20, Rocky Mountain Lutheran 10, Merino 10, Cotopaxi 9, Stratton/Liberty 6, Prairie 4, Sierra Grande 3, Centennial 2, Mile High Academy 1
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 bcochi@chsaa.org.
Class 5A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
1
Regis Jesuit (5)
0-0
117
2
Valor Christian (3)
0-0
80
3
Mountain Vista (3)
0-0
78
4
Cherry Creek (2)
0-0
76
5
Rocky Mountain
0-0
69
6
Fairview (1)
0-0
61
7
Heritage
0-0
49
8
Chatfield
0-0
45
9
Rock Canyon
0-0
30
10
Douglas County
0-0
25
Others receiving votes:
Legend 23, Grandview 20, Mullen 13, Ralston Valley 11, Cherokee Trail 11, ThunderRidge 10, Pueblo West 9, Legacy 9, Pine Creek 7, Fossil Ridge 6, Fort Collins 5, Broomfield 4, Grand Junction 3, Denver South 2, Arapahoe 2, Chaparral 2, Lakewood 1, Brighton 1, Mountain Range 1
Class 4A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
1
Cheyenne Mountain (4)
0-0
90
2
Silver Creek (3)
0-0
72
3
Holy Family (1)
0-0
57
4
Golden (2)
0-0
55
5
Fort Morgan
0-0
49
6
Windsor (1)
0-0
45
7
Montrose
1-0
29
8
Longmont
0-0
26
9
Erie
0-0
25
10
Ponderosa (1)
0-0
23
Others receiving votes:
Lewis-Palmer 19, Palisade 18, Pueblo County 15, Skyview 14, D’Evelyn 14, Mead 13, Severance 13, Pueblo South 9, Falcon 9, Elizabeth 8, Frederick 7, Denver North 7, Palmer Ridge 6, Centaurus 5, Evergreen 5, Niwot 4, Wheat Ridge 4, Roosevelt 4, Durango 4, Eagle Valley 3, Pueblo East 2, Thomas Jefferson 2, Air Academy 2, Pueblo Central 1, Mountain View 1
Class 3A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
1
Eaton (3)
0-0
72
2
University (3)
0-0
67
3
Resurrection Christian (1)
0-0
49
4
Lutheran
0-0
43
5
Delta
0-0
35
6
Faith Christian
0-0
31
7
Colorado Academy
0-0
29
7
Sterling
0-0
29
9
Brush
0-0
20
9
Kent Denver
0-0
20
Others receiving votes:
Lamar 19, Alamosa 12, La Junta 12, Bayfield 11, Montezuma-Cortez 10, Pagosa Springs 9, Peak to Peak 8, Gunnison 5, Manitou Springs 4, Salida 4, Bennett 3, Strasburg 3, Basalt 2, Moffat County 1, Valley 1
Class 2A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
1
Peyton (5)
0-0
68
2
Limon (1)
0-0
44
3
Fowler
0-0
42
4
Rye (1)
0-0
36
5
Hotchkiss
0-0
30
6
Buena Vista
0-0
22
7
St. Mary’s
0-0
19
8
Rocky Ford
0-0
17
9
Wray
0-0
14
10
Dayspring Christian Academy
0-0
12
Others receiving votes:
Calhan 8, Cedaredge 8, Swink 8, Yuma 8, Holyoke 7, Colorado Springs Christian School 7, Front Range Christian 6, Highland 5, Dawson School 3, Clear Creek 3, Wiggins 2, Meeker 1, Burlington 1, County Line [Wiley/McClave] 1, Monte Vista 1
Class 1A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
1
Granada (3)
0-0
56
2
Dove Creek
0-0
35
3
Flatirons Academy (2)
0-0
34
4
Nucla
0-0
32
5
Holly (1)
0-0
30
6
Caliche
0-0
28
7
Otis (1)
0-0
27
8
Cotopaxi
0-0
23
9
Evangelical Christian
0-0
22
10
Haxtun
0-0
21
Others receiving votes:
Merino 17, Stratton/Liberty 15, Eads 13, Simla 7, Rocky Mountain Lutheran 7, Longmont Christian 7, Sanford 3, Mile High Academy 3, Cripple Creek-Victor 2, Manzanola 1, Springfield 1, Cheyenne Wells 1
AURORA – In some riveting Class 4A action on Wednesday, both games were deciding by a decisive goal coming in the final minutes. When the dust settled, No. 2 Windsor and No. 5 Denver North emerged victorious.
Windsor and Denver North will play for the trophy in the Class 4A state title game at Noon on Saturday at Weidner Field in Colorado Springs.
[divider]
(2) Windsor 2, (3) Niwot 1
The Windsor boys soccer players have been on an historic postseason run for their program and weren’t ready to get off the ride on Wednesday night.
In the Class 4A state semifinals for the first time, the No. 2 Wizards won 2-1 over No. 3 Niwot to take it one step further and solidify their debut in the state championship game. After the game, Windsor head coach Phillip Weiser tossed out words like, “excited,” “ecstatic,” and “thrilled” into the Legacy Stadium air but added that the team was also relieved to have gotten past the Cougars.
Heading into Saturday’s title match at Weidner Field in Colorado Springs, the Wizards must also be relieved to know they have senior John Burnett, who has 19 goals in 12 games after scoring both of Windsor’s on Wednesday.
“It’s been a weird season,” Windsor coach Philip Weiser said. “I’ve been doing this for 19 years and it’s never looked anything like this. And that’s a special group of young men right there and all credit to them for their dedication and what they were willing to sacrifice on the field and on the bench. It’s just collectively a great group of young men.”
Burnett gave the Wizards (12-0) the early lead with a penalty-kick goal in the 13th minute. Niwot (11-2) senior Keegan Stobbe tied the game five minutes later with a goal of his own on a free kick.
With just over six minutes left in the second half, Burnett broke the tie with a goal in the 74th minute to send the Wizards on to the final.
“It was a heck of a game. That Niwot is a solid team,” Weiser said. “They really came out in that first half and took it to us. It knocked us off our game and we had to refocus at halftime and kind of come out and play the way we did. The boys, they really responded at halftime and came out and played a heck of a game of soccer.”
[divider]
(Brad Cochi)
(5) Denver North 2, (8) Lewis-Palmer 1
Sophomore Cyrus Tracy was in attendance as an eighth grader in 2018 when the Denver North boys soccer team was last in the Class 4A state semifinals.
Tracy remembers the experience vividly and as he was preparing to enter with five minutes left in Wednesday night’s semifinal against Lewis-Palmer at Legacy Stadium, this time wearing his own Vikings jersey, he received an interesting bit of encouragement from head coach Clay Porter. The coach asked his charge to consider how could would it be if he went from watching a Denver North semifinal as a young fan to scoring the game-winner as a player.
Turns out, it was pretty cool indeed when Tracy scored with two minutes left in the game to seal a 2-1 victory and send the Vikings back to the state championship game.
“It was an amazing experience,” Tracy said. “He told me it would be really cool if I went and go a game-winner, and I did. We’ve never won a soccer state championship and the last Denver North state championship of any kind was like 45 years ago or something. So, we’re trying to change that.”
The Vikings trailed in Wednesday’s game after Ethan Mann scored in the 36th minute to give No. 8 Lewis-Palmer (10-3) the first lead of the game. Denver North’s Ethan Najar, however, scored to tie the game in the with 14 minutes, 30 seconds left in the second half. Then it took Tracy’s timely goal to turn the tide and allow No. 5 Denver North (12-1) to advance.
“We were in the semi in 2018 also and we won that one too,” said Porter, whose birthday was Wednesday. “It was a hot game like this one was. It was tough and I don’t even know what to say right now. I can’t believe that just happened and I’m proud of those players because it’s all them.”
The Vikings will take on No. 2 Windsor in the Class 4A championship game at Noon on Saturday at Weidner Field in Colorado Springs.
These rankings are the result of the final coaches poll of the regular season. In the voting, Fairview, Battle Mountain, Colorado Academy and Crested Butte were voted No. 1 in their respective classifications.
The rankings, voted upon by coaches and select media members, are the official polls of the Association. Polls are released each Monday during the regular season.
Voted upon by coaches and select media members around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing bcochi@chsaa.org. These rankings are a part of the postseason seeding process.
Class 5A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
LW
1
Fairview (10)
9-0
290
2
3-0
2
Regis Jesuit (12)
7-0
285
1
2-0
3
Liberty (4)
9-0
242
3
2-0
4
Grandview (1)
9-1
228
4
0-0
5
Castle View
8-1
157
6
1-1
6
Boulder (1)
7-2
141
8
3-0
7
Pine Creek
8-1
126
10
4-0
8
Rangeview
9-0
120
3-0
9
Valor Christian (1)
8-1
86
8
1-0
10
Adams City
8-0
78
3-0
11
Legacy
7-3
67
5
1-1
12
Arvada West
6-1
57
7
0-0
Others receiving votes:
Fossil Ridge 55, Legend 54, Denver East 49, Lakewood 42, Aurora Central 40, Arapahoe 37, Broomfield 34, Cherry Creek 30, Rock Canyon 26, Hinkley 12, Silver Creek 10, Gateway 8, Monarch 8, Prairie View 7, Rocky Mountain 7, Smoky Hill 7, Ralston Valley 7, Denver South 6, Brighton 6, Vista PEAK Prep 5, Bear Creek 4, Westminster 3, Chaparral 2, Fort Collins 2, Highlands Ranch 1, Northglenn 1
Dropped out
Aurora Central (11), Arapahoe (12)
Class 4A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
LW
1
Battle Mountain (5)
10-0
235
3
2-0
2
Windsor (8)
10-0
231
1
1-0
3
Niwot
9-1
172
6
0-0
4
Skyview (2)
7-1
170
2
1-1
5
Denver North (2)
9-1
168
8
2-0
6
Lewis-Palmer
8-2
144
4
3-0
7
The Classical Academy (3)
5-0
133
5
1-0
8
Pueblo West
9-0
114
8
2-0
9
Standley Lake
7-1
107
10
2-1
10
Mullen (1)
8-2
104
7
0-0
11
Erie
9-1
76
12
2-0
12
Regis Groff
8-2
73
11
2-0
Others receiving votes:
Northfield 35, Golden 25, Air Academy 11, Glenwood Springs 10, George Washington 10, Northridge 10, Frederick 7, Grand Junction 7, Montrose 5, Cheyenne Mountain 5, Harrison 5, Littleton 4, Durango 3, Centaurus 3, Coronado 2, Greeley West 1, Denver West 1, Mesa Ridge 1
Dropped out
None
Class 3A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
LW
1
Colorado Academy (17)
10-0
246
1
3-0
2
Liberty Common (2)
9-0
207
2
1-0
3
Lamar (1)
8-1
161
3
0-1
4
KIPP Denver Collegiate
10-0
158
5
3-0
5
Coal Ridge (1)
9-0
152
4
1-0
6
Faith Christian
6-1
100
6
1-0
7
Manitou Springs
8-2
91
–
2-0
8
Arrupe Jesuit
7-1
80
7
1-1
9
Atlas Preparatory School
7-2
76
8
2-0
10
Delta
6-0
55
2-0
11
DSST: Conservatory Green
6-1
51
8
1-0
12
Alamosa
9-1
48
2-0
Others receiving votes:
Lutheran 43, Jefferson Academy 40, Middle Park 34, Kent Denver 16, Frontier Academy 15, Peak to Peak 14, Salida 13, Vail Mountain 11, Aurora West College Prep Academy 10, The Academy 4, DSST: Green Valley Ranch 4, Bishop Machebeuf 4, Fort Lupton 3, Roaring Fork 2
Dropped out
Lutheran (10), Jefferson Academy (11), Middle Park (12)
Class 2A
RK
TEAM
W-L
PTS
PVS
LW
1
Crested Butte (3)
7-1
116
1
1-0
2
Dawson School (1)
5-2
106
5
0-0
3
Denver Christian (2)
5-1
102
4
1-0
4
Fountain Valley (4)
7-0
93
2
2-0
5
Thomas MacLaren School
7-3
70
7
3-0
6
Loveland Classical
7-1
68
3
0-0
7
The Vanguard School
3-2
61
8
0-0
8
Front Range Christian
5-3
44
6
0-1
9
Heritage Christian
5-3
42
11
0-0
10
Ellicott
5-2
28
12
1-0
11
Telluride
6-4
27
1-0
12
Ridgway
4-3
23
2-0
Others receiving votes:
Rocky Mountain Lutheran 19, Beth Eden Baptist 17, Colorado Rocky Mountain 15, Lake County 12, Lotus School For Excellence 9, Colorado Springs School 3, Union Colony Prep 2, Dolores Huerta Prep 1
Dropped out
Beth Eden Baptist (8), Colorado Rocky Mountain (10)
