The preseason girls basketball rankings are led by Grandview (5A), Mullen (4A), University (3A), Rye (2A), and Briggsdale (1A).

The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. They are a factor in the postseason. During the regular season, the poll will release each Monday.

Complete rankings are below.

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CHSAANow.com Girls Basketball Polls

First-place votes are in parentheses.

Coaches looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS
1	Grandview (16)	0-0	342
2	Valor Christian (7)	0-0	337
3	Highlands Ranch	0-0	289
4	Ralston Valley	0-0	270
5	Cherry Creek (1)	0-0	257
6	Regis Jesuit	0-0	230
7	Broomfield	0-0	143
8	Fossil Ridge	0-0	141
9	Chaparral	0-0	130
10	Denver East	0-0	88
11	Rangeview	0-0	80
12	Vista PEAK	0-0	76
13	Arapahoe	0-0	73
14	Lakewood	0-0	53
15	Fountain-Fort Carson	0-0	43
Others receiving votes:
Fruita Monument 34, Mountain Vista 32, Columbine 29, Denver South 28, ThunderRidge 27, Horizon 26, Cherokee Trail 25, Pueblo West 24, Fairview 24, Eaglecrest 19, Air Academy 13, Castle View 12, Chatfield 11, Doherty 10, Ponderosa 3, Vista Ridge 3, Pine Creek 2, Arvada West 2, Monarch 2, Rocky Mountain 1, Liberty 1

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS
1	Mullen (15)	0-0	276
2	Holy Family (2)	0-0	267
3	Green Mountain	0-0	196
4	Erie (1)	0-0	185
5	Berthoud	0-0	158
6	Sand Creek	0-0	155
7	George Washington (1)	0-0	150
8	Falcon	0-0	102
9	Severance	0-0	78
10	Sierra	0-0	76
11	Durango	0-0	75
12	Evergreen (1)	0-0	69
13	Canon City	0-0	65
14	Mead	0-0	63
15	Thompson Valley	0-0	54
Others receiving votes:
Montrose 47, Glenwood Springs 39, Windsor 37, D’Evelyn 28, Lewis-Palmer 22, Northridge 20, Palmer Ridge 18, Northfield 17, Thomas Jefferson 17, Greeley West 17, Golden 16, Centaurus 14, The Classical Academy 13, Pueblo County 13, Grand Junction Central 13, Fort Morgan 11, Alameda 9, Roosevelt 9, Riverdale Ridge 8, Mesa Ridge 8, Pueblo South 8, Aurora Central 6, Littleton 5, Discovery Canyon 5, Coronado 4, Frederick 4, Battle Mountain 4, Conifer 3, Weld Central 2, Harrison 1, Thornton 1

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS
1	University (3)	0-0	197
2	Centauri (4)	0-0	184
3	The Academy (1)	0-0	178
4	Lutheran (1)	0-0	169
5	The Vanguard School (2)	0-0	167
6	Delta	0-0	151
7	Platte Valley	0-0	133
8	St. Mary’s (3)	0-0	117
9	Pagosa Springs	0-0	116
10	Eaton (1)	0-0	102
11	Manitou Springs	0-0	87
12	Brush	0-0	71
13	Alamosa	0-0	45
14	St. Mary’s Academy (2)	0-0	43
15	Moffat County	0-0	41
Others receiving votes:
Coal Ridge 28, Faith Christian 26, Sterling 23, Colorado Springs Christian 21, Valley 21, Machebeuf 20, Grand Valley 18, DSST: Byers 17, Manual 14, Bayfield 14, Kent Denver 13, Ellicott 13, The Pinnacle 13, Resurrection Christian 12, Middle Park 11, Florence 10, KIPP Collegiate 7, Jefferson Academy 6, Estes Park 6, Buena Vista 5, Lamar 5, Colorado Academy 4, Strasburg 4, SkyView Academy 4, Liberty Common 2, Bennett 2, Gunnison 2, Peak to Peak 2, La Junta 1, Salida 1, Roaring Fork 1, Stargate School 1

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS
1	Rye (3)	0-0	206
2	Limon (7)	0-0	191
3	Sanford (1)	0-0	189
4	Holyoke (3)	0-0	170
5	Wray	0-0	124
6	Rocky Ford	0-0	122
7	Ignacio	0-0	121
8	Del Norte	0-0	117
9	Meeker	0-0	94
10	Cedaredge (1)	0-0	78
11	Yuma	0-0	61
12	Heritage Christian	0-0	53
13	Holly	0-0	48
14	Soroco	0-0	47
15	Peyton	0-0	41
Others receiving votes:
Colorado Springs School 33, Hotchkiss 27, Swink 26, Sedgwick County 25, Plateau Valley 22, Custer County 17, Dawson 16, Denver Christian 15, Fowler 15, Monte Vista 15, Center 14, Hayden 12, Burlington 11, Sargent 10, Swallows Charter 10, Akron 10, Crowley County 9, Calhan 8, Addenbrooke Classical 8, Crested Butte 8, Rangely 8, Trinidad 7, Olathe 6, Hoehne 6, Lotus School for Excellence 5, Byers 4, Dolores Huerta 4, Dayspring Christian 3, Front Range Christian 2, Loveland Classical 1, South Park 1

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS
1	Briggsdale (12)	0-0	231
2	Fleming (1)	0-0	226
3	Sangre de Cristo	0-0	171
4	South Baca [Campo/Vilas/Pritchett] (2)	0-0	146
5	McClave	0-0	134
6	Kit Carson	0-0	133
7	Lone Star	0-0	129
8	Cotopaxi (1)	0-0	127
9	Simla	0-0	107
10	Flatirons Academy	0-0	96
11	Springfield	0-0	94
12	Shining Mountain	0-0	86
13	Genoa-Hugo	0-0	66
14	Merino	0-0	63
15	Elbert (1)	0-0	42
Others receiving votes:
Kim/Branson 29, Wiley 25, De Beque 23, Dove Creek 22, Sierra Grande 12, La Veta 11, Longmont Christian 10, Idalia 9, Cheraw 7, Haxtun 7, Liberty/Stratton 6, Granada 6, Mile High Academy 5, Evangelical Christian 4, Kiowa 3, Moffat 2, Prairie 1

The 2020 cross country regional fields will be determined, in part, by a coaches poll within each region.

The official vote will be held this coming weekend. The coaches held a trial vote last weekend, and the results of that vote is below.

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Region 1 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Heritage Christian	123
2	Lyons	107
3	Yuma	90
4	Wiggins	73
5	Lake Couty	56
6	Byers	53
7	Twin Peaks Charter	52
8	Clear Creek	51
9	Front Range Christian	41
10	Dawson School	40
11	Rocky Mountain Lutheran	33
12	Strasburg	31
13	Merino	24
14	Shining Mountain	22
15	Nederland	19
16	Aurora West College Prep	14
17	Highland	12
18	Front Range Baptist	11

Region 1 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Heritage Christian	108
2	Lyons	82
3	Lake Couty	81
4	Yuma	73
5	Clear Creek	64
5	Strasburg	64
7	Shining Mountain	51
8	Merino	40
9	Byers	39
10	Wiggins	34
11	Aurora West College Prep	28
12	Nederland	22
13	Dawson School	20
14	Highland	16
14	Rocky Mountain Lutheran	16
16	Front Range Baptist	14
16	Front Range Christian	14
18	Twin Peaks Charter	11

Region 2 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Golden View Classical Academy	80
2	Peyton	78
3	Lotus School for Excellence	71
4	Wray	57
5	Vanguard	51
6	Colorado Springs Christian	46
7	Limon	41
8	Ellicott	40
9	Dolores Huerta	20
10	Addenbrooke Classical	16
11	Colorado Springs School	14
12	Denver Christian	8
13	Denver Academy	5
14	Fountain Valley	4
15	CIVA Charter	3
16	Two Roads Charter	2
17	Pikes Peak Christian	1
18	Denver Academy of Torah	0
18	Stratton/Liberty	0

Region 2 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Wray	82
2	Golden View Classical Academy	76
3	Colorado Springs Christian	71
4	Peyton	60
4	Vanguard	60
6	Ellicott	48
7	Limon	41
8	Denver Christian	35
9	Colorado Springs School	26
10	Stratton/Liberty	14
11	Lotus School for Excellence	10
12	Addenbrooke Classical	3
12	Fountain Valley	3
12	Pikes Peak Christian	3
15	Denver Academy of Torah	2
16	CIVA Charter	0
16	Denver Academy	0
16	Dolores Huerta	0
16	Two Roads Charter	0

Region 3 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Rocky Ford	68
2	Buena Vista	67
3	Thomas MacLaren	59
4	St. Mary’s	57
5	Centauri	56
6	Sargent	43
7	Platte Canyon	31
8	Custer County	29
9	Rye	27
10	Antonito	24
11	Monte Vista	19
12	Center	14
13	Sierra Grande	13
14	Centennial	9
15	Kim	8
16	Cripple Creek-Victor	7
17	Del Norte	5
18	Moffat	3
19	Primero	1

Region 3 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Buena Vista	48
2	Centauri	44
3	Rocky Ford	40
4	Rye	36
5	Platte Canyon	30
6	Custer County	24
7	Thomas MacLaren	20
8	St. Mary’s	18
8	Springfield	18
10	Antonito	12
11	Del Norte	4
11	Sierra Grande	4
13	Kim	3
13	Moffat	3
15	Sargent	2
16	Center	1
17	Centennial	0
17	Cripple Creek-Victor	0
17	Monte Vista	0

Region 4 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Caprock Academy	154
2	Meeker	130
3	Grand Valley	129
4	Ouray	119
5	Olathe	107
6	Paonia	99
7	Crested Butte Community	77
8	Colorado Rocky Mountain School	68
8	West Grand	68
10	Rangely	34
11	Soroco	28
12	Dolores	23
13	Mancos	17
14	Ignacio	12
15	Telluride	11
16	Hotchkiss	10
17	DeBeque	5
18	Lake City	1

Region 4 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Ignacio	159
2	West Grand	149
3	Soroco	138
4	Meeker	120
5	Caprock Academy	119
6	Hotchkiss	116
7	Paonia	87
8	Colorado Rocky Mountain School	84
9	Telluride	52
10	Crested Butte Community	49
11	Mancos	45
12	Rangely	31
13	Ouray	15
14	Olathe	4
15	Dolores	1
15	Grand Valley	1
17	DeBeque	0
17	Lake City	0

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Region 1 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Alamosa	47
2	Aspen	39
2	Gunnison	39
4	Moffat County	28
5	Basalt	25
5	Coal Ridge	25
7	Rifle	24
8	Pagosa Springs	18
9	Delta	13
10	Bayfield	12
11	Montezuma-Cortez	4
12	Middle Park	1

Region 1 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Basalt	39
2	Aspen	35
3	Alamosa	34
4	Moffat County	25
5	Delta	23
6	Gunnison	20
7	Pagosa Springs	17
8	Coal Ridge	12
9	Middle Park	6
10	Montezuma-Cortez	4
10	Rifle	4
12	Bayfield	1

Region 2 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	The Classical Academy	80
2	Salida	68
3	Lutheran	59
4	Woodland Park	55
5	Elizabeth	45
6	Manitou Springs	42
7	Harrison	26
8	Lamar	23
9	Banning Lewis Prep	15
10	La Junta	12
11	James Irwin	8
12	Sierra	4
13	Florence	3

Region 2 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	The Classical Academy	60
2	Elizabeth	53
3	Salida	49
4	Lutheran	40
5	Woodland Park	30
6	Lamar	26
7	Manitou Springs	22
8	James Irwin	17
9	Florence	13
10	Sierra	8
11	Banning Lewis Prep	6
11	Harrison	6

Region 3 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Holy Family	100
2	Jefferson Academy	89
3	Peak to Peak	80
4	Prospect Ridge	68
5	Stargate	59
6	DSST: Conservatory Green	49
7	The Academy	41
8	Arvada	35
9	Arrupe Jesuit	31
10	DSST: Montview	25
11	The Pinnacle	14
12	DSST: Green Valley Ranch	6
13	Denver West	5
14	Lincoln	3

Region 3 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Holy Family	85
2	Jefferson Academy	71
3	Peak to Peak	63
4	Prospect Ridge	54
5	Stargate	53
6	The Academy	42
7	DSST: Montview	38
8	The Pinnacle	23
9	Arrupe Jesuit	21
10	Denver West	20
11	Arvada	16
12	DSST: Green Valley Ranch	4
13	Lincoln	3
14	DSST: Conservatory Green	2

Region 4 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Frontier Academy	119
2	Liberty Common	109
3	Berthoud	86
4	Northridge	80
5	Brush	69
6	Eaton	56
7	Estes Park	52
8	University	38
9	Resurrection Christian	26
10	Severance	13
11	Valley	11
12	Platte Valley	1

Region 4 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Berthoud	104
2	Liberty Common	102
3	Frontier Academy	86
4	University	69
5	Northridge	68
6	Brush	54
7	Estes Park	49
8	Resurrection Christian	33
9	Eaton	24
10	Severance	14
11	Platte Valley	2

Region 5 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Faith Christian	54
2	Colorado Academy	47
3	D’Evelyn	43
4	Kent Denver	39
5	SkyView Academy	38
6	Machebeuf	33
7	Ridge View Academy	17
8	DSST: Byers	13
8	Englewood	13
10	DSST: College View	12
11	Jefferson	8
11	Sheridan	8
13	Englewood/St. Mary’s Academy	3
14	KIPP Denver Collegiate	1
14	STRIVE Prep – Smart	1

Region 5 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	D’Evelyn	27
2	Faith Christian	25
3	Colorado Academy	23
4	Machebeuf	21
5	Englewood/St. Mary’s Academy	16
6	Kent Denver	12
7	Sheridan	9
8	Jefferson	7
9	Ridge View Academy	6
9	SkyView Academy	6
11	Englewood	5
12	DSST: Byers	3
12	KIPP Denver Collegiate	3
14	DSST: College View	2

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Region 1 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Battle Mountain	74
2	Conifer	73
3	Grand Junction Central	70
4	Eagle Valley	57
5	Green Mountain	52
6	Mullen	46
7	Golden	30
8	Evergreen	26
9	Grand Junction	20
10	Summit	18
11	Steamboat Springs	14
12	Palisade	9
13	Glenwood Springs	6

Region 1 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Battle Mountain	69
2	Eagle Valley	47
2	Golden	47
4	Glenwood Springs	41
5	Evergreen	33
6	Palisade	32
7	Green Mountain	25
8	Mullen	24
9	Grand Junction Central	19
10	Grand Junction	18
11	Summit	14
12	Conifer	9
13	Steamboat Springs	7

Region 2 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Air Academy	74
2	Palmer Ridge	70
3	Palmer	57
4	Lewis-Palmer	55
5	Coronado	46
5	Littleton	46
7	Falcon	39
8	Discovery Canyon	34
9	Ponderosa	23
9	Wheat Ridge	23
11	Aurora Central	12
12	Sand Creek	10
13	Gateway	6

Region 2 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Air Academy	89
2	Palmer Ridge	69
3	Discovery Canyon	62
4	Lewis-Palmer	58
5	Coronado	50
6	Littleton	37
6	Palmer	37
8	Falcon	21
9	Ponderosa	20
10	Wheat Ridge	19
11	Aurora Central	14
12	Gateway	10
13	Sand Creek	9

Region 3 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Centaurus	52
2	Niwot	49
3	Denver South	43
4	George Washington	39
5	Denver North	31
6	Northfield	25
6	Standley Lake	25
8	Thomas Jefferson	21
9	Vista Peak	17
10	Regis Groff	11
10	Skyview	11
12	Alameda	6

Region 3 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Niwot	70
2	George Washington	59
3	Centaurus	56
3	Northfield	56
5	Denver South	47
6	Standley Lake	37
7	Denver North	34
8	Thomas Jefferson	25
9	Vista Peak	23
10	Regis Groff	15
11	Skyview	11
12	Alameda	7

Region 4 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Thompson Valley	108
2	Mead	107
3	Longmont	94
4	Mountain View	77
5	Erie	65
6	Thornton	57
7	Riverdale Ridge	41
8	Silver Creek	40
9	Roosevelt	29
10	Greeley Central	18
11	Fort Morgan	11
12	Frederick	6
13	Windsor	5
14	Skyline	2

Region 4 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Silver Creek	127
2	Thompson Valley	115
3	Roosevelt	91
4	Erie	87
5	Mead	82
6	Longmont	64
7	Mountain View	58
8	Riverdale Ridge	31
9	Fort Morgan	28
10	Windsor	17
11	Frederick	6
11	Skyline	6
13	Greeley Central	2
14	Thornton	1

Region 5 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Cheyenne Mountain	70
2	Durango	62
3	Montrose	47
4	Mesa Ridge	45
5	Widefield	41
6	Pueblo South	38
7	Pueblo West	35
8	Canon City	16
8	Pueblo County	16
10	Pueblo Centennial	9
11	Pueblo East	5
12	Mitchell	1

Region 5 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Durango	66
2	Cheyenne Mountain	61
3	Pueblo West	56
4	Montrose	43
5	Mesa Ridge	34
6	Pueblo County	32
7	Pueblo South	29
8	Widefield	28
9	Canon City	23
10	Pueblo Centennial	6
10	Pueblo East	6
12	Mitchell	1

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Region 1 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Cherokee Trail	83
2	Cherry Creek	81
3	Arapahoe	70
4	Grandview	69
5	Regis Jesuit	45
5	Smoky Hill	45
7	Eaglecrest	43
8	Overland	25
9	Rangeview	23
10	Hinkley	11

Region 1 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Cherry Creek	83
2	Arapahoe	81
3	Cherokee Trail	76
4	Regis Jesuit	62
5	Grandview	55
6	Smoky Hill	41
7	Eaglecrest	40
8	Rangeview	27
9	Hinkley	17
10	Overland	13

Region 2 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Mountain Vista	30
2	Dakota Ridge	26
3	Heritage	25
4	Valor Christian	21
5	Arvada West	16
6	Fruita Monument	15
7	Highlands Ranch	11
8	Chatfield	8
9	ThunderRidge	7
10	Lakewood	5
11	Columbine	1

Region 2 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Valor Christian	60
2	Mountain Vista	55
3	Heritage	47
4	Chatfield	46
5	Dakota Ridge	42
6	Fruita Monument	41
7	Columbine	31
8	ThunderRidge	22
9	Arvada West	16
10	Lakewood	13
11	Highlands Ranch	7
12	Bear Creek	5

Region 3 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Boulder	69
1	Ralston Valley	69
3	Fairview	67
4	Legacy	57
5	Broomfield	52
6	Denver East	41
7	Monarch	33
8	Pomona	28
9	Northglenn	10
10	Adams City	7
10	Westminster	7

Region 3 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Broomfield	70
1	Fairview	70
3	Denver East	58
4	Boulder	54
5	Monarch	53
6	Legacy	37
7	Pomona	36
8	Ralston Valley	33
9	Northglenn	14
10	Westminster	9
11	Adams City	6

Region 4 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Fossil Ridge	68
2	Rocky Mountain	64
3	Poudre	51
4	Horizon	49
5	Fort Collins	46
6	Loveland	36
7	Mountain Range	27
8	Brighton	22
9	Greeley West	11
10	Prairie View	9
11	Far Northeast	2

Region 4 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Loveland	69
2	Fossil Ridge	64
3	Rocky Mountain	54
4	Fort Collins	45
5	Brighton	40
6	Horizon	34
7	Poudre	33
8	Mountain Range	20
9	Greeley West	14
10	Prairie View	10
11	Far Northeast	2

Region 5 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Chaparral	56
2	Liberty	53
3	Rock Canyon	45
4	Pine Creek	40
5	Castle View	39
6	Rampart	35
7	Douglas County	18
8	Doherty	14
8	Legend	14
10	Fountain-Fort Carson	11
11	Vista Ridge	5

Region 5 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Pine Creek	68
2	Douglas County	50
3	Chaparral	49
4	Rock Canyon	48
5	Castle View	42
6	Rampart	39
7	Doherty	26
8	Fountain-Fort Carson	24
9	Vista Ridge	18
10	Legend	11
11	Liberty	10

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The 2019-20 all-state girls basketball teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

A specific player of the year vote was held in each class, as was a vote for coach of the year.

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Jana Van Gytenbeek, Cherry Creek

Coach of the year: Jessika Caldwell, Valor Christian

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Raegan Beers	Valor Christian	Sophomore	PF/C
Lauren Betts	Grandview	Sophomore	C
Cali Clark	Cherry Creek	Senior	PF/SF
Payton Muma	Highlands Ranch	Junior	PG/SG
Jana Van Gytenbeek	Cherry Creek	Senior	PG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Tosjanae Bonds	Far Northeast Warriors	Senior
Jada Moore	Regis Jesuit	Senior	PG/SG
Addison O’Grady	Grandview
Avery Vansickle	Regis Jesuit	Junior	PG/SG
Kindyll Wetta	Valor Christian	Junior	PG/SG

Honorable mention: Callie Allen, Fruita Monument, Senior; Nikki Antonopoulos, Brighton, Junior; Avery Bang, Chaparral, Sophomore; Torie Bass, Fountain-Fort Carson, Junior; Sydney Bevington, Ralston Valley, Junior; Jessica Bollwahn, Columbine, Sophomore; Danae Christensen, Fountain-Fort Carson, Senior; Jordynn Conner, Denver East, Junior; Lila Dere, Fruita Monument, Senior; Mackenzie Gamble, Mountain Vista, Senior; Timiya Guevara, Denver South, Junior; Sophia Hadad, Fossil Ridge, Senior; Makayla Hemingway, Cherokee Trail, Senior; Shamahra Henderson, Thornton, Senior; Seairra Hughes, Vista Peak Prep, Senior; Jay Jones, Adams City, Senior; Taryn Lindsey, Doherty, Junior; Halle Mackiewicz, Legacy, Senior; Kali March, Arapahoe, Senior; Lydia Marshall, Liberty, Senior; Izzy Munson, Fairview, Senior; Taylor Ray, Highlands Ranch, Sophomore; Leah Redding, Grand Junction Central, Junior; Jadyn Ross, Eaglecrest, Senior; Saya Sabus, Ralston Valley, Sophomore; Jenna Siebert, Valor Christian, Junior; Megan Stackhouse, Loveland, Senior; Grace Talbot, Chatfield, Sophomore; Nadia Trevizo-Medina, Lakewood, Senior; Olivia Waufle, Horizon, Senior; Nyera West, Rangeview, Sophomore; Courtney Wristen, Broomfield, Junior; Lauren Zwetzig, Fossil Ridge, Senior.
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Class 4A

Player of the year: Hannah Simental, Pueblo West

Coach of the year: Alan Gibson, Berthoud

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Kylee Blacksten	Air Academy	Senior	G
Emily Cavey	Berthoud	Senior	SG/PF/SF
Megan Pohs	Mullen	Junior	PG
Hannah Simental	Pueblo West	Senior	PG
Alyssa Wells	Holy Family	Junior	SG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Nikki Derrell	Sand Creek	Junior	PG/SG
Breanna Fowler	Berthoud	Junior	PG/SG
Courtney Hank	Green Mountain	Junior
Jerika Moore	Canon City	Senior	SG/SF
D’Nae Wilson	Sierra	Senior	PG

Honorable mention: Jasmine Arreola, Denver West, Sophomore;
Hannah Burg, Falcon, Junior; Serin Dunne, Mesa Ridge, Senior; Jada Dupree, Pueblo South, Senior; Sydnee Durtsche, Thompson Valley, Senior; Josie Eccher, Montrose, Senior; Gracie Gallegos, Mullen, Sophomore; Elli Garnett, Golden, Senior; Thalia Guardiola, Skyview, Junior; Genevieve Gudino, Erie, Junior; Krystina Hagood, Sand Creek, Senior; Jordynn Lee, Longmont, Senior; Liberty Line, Ponderosa, Junior; Gabby Louther, Pueblo West, Sophomore; Erin Mauro, Pueblo County, Senior; Giavonna Meeks, Northfield, Sophomore; Julia Mischke, Centaurus, Junior; Amyah Moore, Harrison, Junior; Diamond Moore, Harrison, Senior; Jameson Mott, Evergreen, Freshman; Grace Moyers, Erie, Sophomore; Brooke Murrell, Thomas Jefferson, Freshman; Avery Oaster, Green Mountain, Sophomore; Imani Perez, Mullen, Sophomore; Ashayla Powers, Skyline, Senior; Susie Puchino, Littleton, Senior; Mason Rowland, Durango, Freshman; Kaydee Sims, Weld Central, Junior; Natalya Taylor, Glenwood Springs, Senior; Maddie Topping, D’Evelyn, Sophomore; Selena Vargas, Cheyenne Mountain, Senior; Maya Whiteside, George Washington, Junior; Tyler Whitlock, Holy Family, Junior.
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Class 3A

Player of the year: Josephine Howery, St. Mary’s

Coach of the year: Wes Lewis, Pagosa Springs

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Hailey Griego	Pagosa Springs	Senior
Seneca Hackley	St. Mary’s	Senior	W/SG
Josephine Howery	St. Mary’s	Senior	PG/SG/W
Kylie Kravig	University	Junior
Addie Randel	Eaton	Senior	PG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Catherine Cummings	St. Mary’s	Senior	C
Mia Garcia	Centauri	Senior
Lilly Lavier	Alamosa	Senior	G
Taylor Lewis	Pagosa Springs	Senior	SG
Stephanie Schultz	Lutheran	Junior	PG/SG

Honorable mention: Jacky Alvarez-Gordillo, Eagle Ridge Academy, Senior; Corrie Anderson, Colorado Springs Christian, Senior; Cortney Arrasmith, The Vanguard School, Senior; Madison Bogue, Strive Prep – Smart Academy, Junior; Brooke Bunting, Platte Valley, Sophomore; Jasmine Cardona, Sterling, Senior; Mikylah Espinosa, The Academy, Sophomore; Ashley Finch, Faith Christian, Senior; Ella Freimuth, Colorado Academy, Junior; Alexis Garcia, The Vanguard School, Junior; Sara Geddes, Delta, Senior; Kammie Henderson, Cedaredge, Junior; Julia Holden, Trinidad, Senior; Kenzie Kraich, Brush, Junior; Taryn Kravig, University, Freshman; Nakaiya Kuskie, Eaton, Junior; Emily Lavier, Alamosa, Junior; Jade Leibel, Florence, Senior; Amanda Licht, Kent Denver, Sophomore; Maya Lindgren, Roaring Fork, Junior; Hayden Mayo, La Junta, Senior; Brenna McDaniel, Centauri, Junior; Mady McFee, Buena Vista, Senior; Jaecynda Nienhuser, Ellicott, Junior; Aniah Olson, Manitou Springs, Senior; Kate Osborne, DSST: Byers, Junior; Rachel Pelino, Salida, Junior; Aryanna Perez, The Academy, Sophomore; Jordyn Pittman, Grand Valley, Senior; Keely Porter, Delta, Junior; Daisy Rodriguez, Aurora West College Prep Academy, Junior; Cora Schissler, Platte Valley, Sophomore; Macee Shultz, Bayfield, Junior; Natalie Smink, DSST: Montview, Senior; Izzy Swanson, Liberty Common, Junior; Dalayna Tadolini, Brush, Senior; Lily Thimsen, Jefferson Academy, Senior; Isabelle Trujillo, Arrupe Jesuit, Senior; Carly Villegas, Riverdale Ridge, Junior; Taylor Wiescamp, Coal Ridge, Junior; Paige Yarbrough, Montezuma-Cortez, Junior.
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Class 2A

Player of the year: Kendra Parra, Del Norte

Coach of the year: Bart O’Dwyer, Limon

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Sidney Hines	Limon	Senior	PF/SF
Toni Lopez	Limon	Senior
Kendra Parra	Del Norte	Senior	SG
Abi Snyder	Rocky Ford	Junior	PG
Kristin Vieselmeyer	Holyoke	Sophomore	PF

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Julia Dinwiddie	Meeker	Senior
Emily Jelden	Holyoke	Senior	PG
Emma Johnson	Heritage Christian	Senior
Kayleigh Mannering	Peyton	Senior	G
Mackenzie Peterson	Sanford	Senior

Honorable mention: Sophie Adamson, Rye, Sophomore; Sydney Adamson, Rye, Sophomore; Kara Amidon, Denver Christian, Senior; Sidney Brown, Highland, Senior; Kayedence Bruner, Soroco, Sophomore; Asia Caldon, Sanford, Sophomore; Cheyenne Caldon, Sanford, Sophomore; Alex Camilletti, Hayden, Senior; Saedee Davis, Holly, Senior; Kaitlyn Day, Dawson School, Senior; Madison Day, Dawson School, Senior; Mayson Fago, Union Colony Prep, Senior; Morgan Gribble, Swink, Senior; Devon Harris, Byers, Senior; Lauren Herman, Holyoke, Sophomore; Makayla Howell, Ignacio, Senior; Tabby Jones, Wray, Junior; Gabby Jones, Del Norte, Sophomore; Kacie Lapp, Rangely, Junior; Kaeci Madrid, Del Norte, Junior; Amana Malki, Lotus School For Excellence, Sophomore; Sarina Mansour, Colorado Springs School, Senior; Trista Marx, Limon, Sophomore; Leslie Mendoza, Holly, Senior; Shelby Miller, Peyton, Junior; Jaiden Monger, Calhan, Junior; Avaleena Nanaeto, Ignacio, Sophomore; Jolee Ortiz, Rye, Junior; Trinity Perry, Burlington, Junior; Kaitlyn Rector, Simla, Junior; Whitney Richardi, Colorado Springs School, Junior; Ema Richardson, Yuma, Junior; Chloe Richardson, Rye, Junior; Abby Shay, Wray, Senior; Elsie Vazquez, Hotchkiss, Senior; Elissa Velasquez, Dolores Huerta Prep, Senior; Taylor Warnecke, Simla, Senior.
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Class 1A

Player of the year: Julia Mondragon, Springfield

Coach of the year: Tom Jacobs, South Baca

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Whitney Chintala	Fleming	Sophomore	G
Delaney Eskew	South Baca	Senior
Kendyl Kirkwood	Fleming	Junior	F
Kylie Krise	Briggsdale	Sophomore
Julia Mondragon	Springfield	Senior	P

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Kylee Christensen	Sangre de Cristo	Junior	PG
Lola Conaway	Shining Mountain	Senior	PF/SF
Alexis Crane	Springfield	Senior	G
Koylynn Gulliford	Cotopaxi	Junior
Reyna Isenbart	Kit Carson	Senior	PG/SG/SF

Honorable mention: Anna Beckett, McClave, Sophomore; Claire Carlson, Cotopaxi, Senior; Bailea Carothers, Kiowa, Senior; Taysa Conger, Merino, Sophomore; Kendall Conway, De Beque, Sophomore; Patience Crane, South Baca, Senior; Anela Dixon, Mile High Academy, Junior; Kenlee Durrill, Flatirons Academy, Freshman; Bryn Durrill, Flatirons Academy, Junior; Audrey Gibbs, Ouray, Junior; Alyssa Hammel, Moffat, Senior; Grace Hatfield, Dove Creek, Junior; Alissa Hebberd, South Baca, Junior; Shelby Hoffman, Briggsdale, Junior; Andrea Hornung, Stratton/Liberty, Senior; Sage Laymon, Cotopaxi, Senior; Jazmin Martinez, North Park, Senior; Lexis Metz, Sangre de Cristo, Senior; Camren Morris, Idalia, Sophomore; Talara Nittler, Kim/Branson, Junior; Kylie Parks, Springfield, Senior; Jensen Renquist, Walsh, Freshman; Macy Rowan, Wiley, Junior; Emme Rushing, Nucla, Junior; Ryely Smartt, Genoa-Hugo/Karval, Senior; Tessa Smith, Genoa-Hugo/Karval, Junior; Ally Spady, Eads, Junior; Taylor Vandenburg, Longmont Christian, Junior; Alivia Weathers, Lone Star, Sophomore; Kalea Zeender, Shining Mountain, Sophomore.

When Shining Mountain Waldorf girls basketball coach Mike Hawkes looks at what his team is capable of this season, it’s hard to not think about how last year ended.

A 43-30 loss to Idalia prevented the Lions from advancing to its first state tournament in program history. After going 17-5 to that point, the sixth loss of the year turned out to be a season ender for Shining Mountain.

“That one stuck with us for a while,” Hawkes said. “Looking back at the stats on that game, I feel that we played a really good game and we just had a difficult time scoring. I think a lot about that one for these girls.”

These girls are ready to put that one way in the rear-view mirror. The Lions are putting together a solid 2019-20 and have ambitions of getting that elusive state tournament berth.

It isn’t the team with the most depth, but it’s a team that uses the talents of all of its players to score more than 43 points and pull down over 26 rebounds per game.

“They talk about it at almost every practice that they have really come together in a way that’s not ever happened before,” Hawkes said. “They’re really close with one another and while they push one another, they really work hard for one another, too.”

That shows with the results on the court. Lola Conaway has become a bit of a catalyst in that regard. She leads the team in scoring with 12.7 points per game.

But that’s not the only way in which she leads. Her mindset and her work ethic is paramount to what the Lions are trying to accomplish this year. Results don’t come on their own and Conaway is a living breathing example of that.

“I think last year I think she was a little bit frustrated with her own play,” Hawkes said. “She really worked hard in the offseason and has come in and just had a very steady mindset and emotionally she’s just been kind of the rock of this team.”

And sets a good example in the process. On the seven-player roster listed on MaxPreps, Conaway is the only senior on the team. Her support system consists of two juniors, two sophomores and two freshmen.

Sophomore Kalea Zeender is giving the team a lot of hope for future as she averages 10.3 points and 6.9 rebounds per game. Her contributions play right into what Conaway is able to do for the team and as just a sophomore she can look toward the senior when it comes to developing and maintaining a team-first mindset.

“She’s a great athlete and has tons and tons of upward potential,” Hawkes said. “Being able to look at the upperclassmen like Lola and see how they kind of settle down into the game I think is key for her.”

The Lions are set to conclude their regular season in less than two weeks before moving into districts and regionals. Hopefully those roads will lead to the program’s first state tournament berth.

Currently, Shining Mountain sits at No. 6 in the Class 1A CHSAANow.com coaches poll and No. 1 in the RPI rating.

But championships can’t be won through polls. What Hawkes knows and sees on a daily basis is these girls don’t just have the talent to win, they have the drive and the passion for the game that makes any team dangerous come playoff time.

“My two juniors and my two sophomores have been all-in since they were in sixth grade,” Hawkes said. “They have, they put in so much work behind the scenes and they are the kids that you almost have to chase out of the gym. It’s been a swing in the program to see them put in that kind of work consistently and inspire the younger girls.”

The 2018-19 all-state girls basketball 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 week-long vote of coaches.

A specific player of the year vote was held in each class, as was a vote for coach of the year.

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Jana Van Gytenbeek, Cherry Creek

Coach of the year: Clint Evans, Cherry Creek

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Francesca Belibi	Regis Jesuit	Senior	PF/SF/C
Alisha Davis	Grandview	Senior	–
Kasey Neubert	Highlands Ranch	Senior	PF
Ashley Steffeck	Fossil Ridge	Senior	PG
Jana Van Gytenbeek	Cherry Creek	Junior	PG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Raegan Beers	Valor Christian	Freshman	F/C
Cali Clark	Cherry Creek	Junior	PF/SF
Alyssa Jimenez	Horizon	Senior	PG
Allyah Marlett	Grandview	Senior	SG/PG
Autumn Watts	Highlands Ranch	Senior	PF/SF/C

Honorable mention: Dezmonea Antwine, Denver East, Senior; Juanita Aragon, Greeley West, Sophomore; Jennessy Aragon, Adams City, Senior; Jamie Bain, Highlands Ranch, Senior; Lauren Betts, Grandview, Freshman; Angel Broadus, Rangeview, Senior; Victoria Cabrera, Prairie View, Senior; Sanee’ Cates, Palmer, Senior; Sydney Daniels, Dakota Ridge, Senior; Samantha Deem, Horizon, Senior; Lexi Eberhardt, Loveland, Senior; Timiya Guevara, Denver South, Sophomore; Makayla Hemingway, Cherokee Trail, Junior; Shamahra Henderson, Thornton, Junior; Emerson Herrmann, Monarch, Senior; Hollie Hoffman, Windsor, Senior; Amy Holland, Mountain Vista, Junior; Denali Hughes, Vista PEAK Prep, Senior; Seairra Hughes, Vista PEAK Prep, Junior; Kacee Kyle, Cherry Creek, Sophomore; Isabel Layne, Fort Collins, Senior; Kaylah Lewis, Brighton, Senior; Halle Mackiewicz, Legacy, Junior; Lydia Marshall, Liberty, Junior; Brionna McBride, Doherty, Senior; Jada Moore, Regis Jesuit, Junior; Shelby Nichols, Ralston Valley, Senior; Kai Padilla, Northglenn, Senior; Steph Peterson, Broomfield, Senior; Jenna Siebert, Valor Christian, Sophomore; Sydney Speights, Chaparral, Senior; Grace Talbot, Chatfield, Freshman; Avery Vansickle, Regis Jesuit, Sophomore; Samiyah Worrell, Fountain-Fort Carson, Senior.

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Gabi Lucero, Pueblo South

Coach of the year: Frank Cawley, Mullen

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Kylee Blacksten	Air Academy	Junior	G/G
Claudia Dillon	Evergreen	Senior	PF/C
Gabi Lucero	Pueblo South	Senior	C
Megan Pohs	Mullen	Sophomore	–
Hannah Simental	Pueblo West	Junior	PG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Serin Dunne	Mesa Ridge	Junior	PG
Genevieve Gudino	Holy Family	Sophomore	PG/SG
Sydney Leeper	Berthoud	Senior	PG/SG
Ashten Prechtel	Discovery Canyon	Senior	C
D’nae Wilson	Sierra	Junior	PG

Honorable mention: RaLeigh Basart, Mountain View, Senior; Autumn Boyles, The Classical Academy, Senior; Kharial Clark, Thomas Jefferson, Senior; Nikki Derrell, Sand Creek, Sophomore; Sydnee Durtsche, Thompson Valley, Junior; Breanna Fowler, Berthoud, Sophomore; Gracie Gallegos, Mullen, Freshman; Ximena Gutierrez, Glenwood Springs, Senior; Courtney Hank, Green Mountain, Sophomore; Naomi Hidalgo, Greeley Central, Senior; Lauren Kia, Erie, Senior; Nicole Levine, Evergreen, Sophomore; Liberty Line, Ponderosa, Sophomore; Jocelyn Marquez, Pueblo Central, Junior; Seneya Martinez, Northridge, Freshman; Erin Mauro, Pueblo County, Junior; Kaitlyn McKenzie, Holy Family, Senior; Kennadie Minerich, Montrose, Junior; Amyah Moore, Harrison, Sophomore; Drea Nelson, Pueblo South, Senior; Ally Nichols, Montrose, Junior; Imani Perez, Mullen, Freshman; Ashayla Powers, Skyline, Junior; Aubree Raimer, Greeley Central, Senior; Aaliyah Ricketts, Widefield, Senior; Daija Robbins, Thomas Jefferson, Senior; Kaydee Sims, Weld Central, Sophomore; Zoe Sims, Air Academy, Senior; Masi Smith, Rifle, Senior; Lexi Szathmary, D’Evelyn, Sophomore; Sophia Trujillo, Skyview, Senior; Maya Whiteside, George Washington, Sophomore.

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Class 3A

Player of the year: Josephine Howery, St. Mary’s

Coach of the year: Mike Burkett, St. Mary’s

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Megan Engesser	Colorado Springs Christian	Senior	G
Seneca Hackley	St. Mary’s	Junior	W/SG
Josephine Howery	St. Mary’s	Junior	PG/SG/W
Rachel Ingram	Colorado Springs Christian	Senior	G
Caileen Sienknecht	Manitou Springs	Senior	G

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Bailie Duncan	Eaton	Senior	SG
Courtney Freeman	Cedaredge	Senior	–
Hailey Griego	Pagosa Springs	Junior	P
Kate Webster	Lutheran	Senior	PG/SF/SG
Devin Wilson	Pagosa Springs	Senior	G

Honorable mention: Corrie Anderson, Colorado Springs Christian, Junior; Kinlie Brennise, Moffat County, Senior; Emily Broadhurst, Roaring Fork, Junior; Slyvie Caton, Alamosa, Senior; Samantha Chambers, Ellicott, Senior; Shaya Chenoweth, Grand Valley, Senior; Cydnee Collins, Eagle Ridge Academy, Junior; Catherine Cummings, St. Mary’s, Junior; Mikylah Espinosa, The Academy, Freshman; Faith Fetzer, Platte Valley, Senior; Sara Geddes, Delta, Junior; Alejandra Godina, Salida, Senior; Jadalise Gomez, Riverdale Ridge, Freshman; Lilly Johnson, Englewood, Junior; Lilly Lavier, Alamosa, Junior; Amanda Licht, Kent Denver, Freshman; Adet Malbeny, Bishop Machebeuf, Senior; Madelyn Malm, University, Senior; Natalia Miller-Forrest, SkyView Academy, Senior; Brecken Payne, Lamar, Senior; Elisabeth Perl, Resurrection Christian, Senior; Addie Randel, Eaton, Junior; Stephanie Schultz, Lutheran, Sophomore; Breanna Swann, The Vanguard School, Senior; Izzy Swanson, Liberty Common, Sophomore; Taylor Webster, Lake County, Senior; Melissa Wilson, Centauri, Senior.

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Class 2A

Player of the year: Cody Robinson, Yuma

Coach of the year: Bob Rahm, Yuma

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Chasey Blach	Yuma	Senior	C
Brianna Denton	Swink	Senior	SG/SF
Kendra Parra	Del Norte	Junior	SG
Cody Robinson	Yuma	Senior	SG/PG/PF
Morgan Smith	Wray	Senior	–

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Kegan Hamacher	Simla	Senior	G/F
Kyla O’Neal	Swink	Senior	/PG
Abby Snyder	Rocky Ford	Sophomore	G
Anna Weisensee	Limon	Senior	–
Laramie Woods	Highland	Senior	–

Honorable mention: Sydney Adamson, Rye, Freshman; Kara Amidon, Denver Christian, Junior; Asia Caldon, Sanford, Freshman; Sarah Collins, Heritage Christian, Senior; Kaitlyn Day, Dawson School, Junior; Lainie Dillon, Sargent, Senior; Julia Dinwiddie, Meeker, Junior; Viri Escobar, Yuma, Senior; Paige Finegan, Wiggins, Junior; Sidney Hines, Limon, Junior; Tierra Holland, Swink, Senior; Emma Johnson, Heritage Christian, Junior; Lacie Jones, Del Norte, Senior; Taby Jones, Wray, Sophomore; Toni Lopez, Limon, Junior; Kiela Madrid, Del Norte, Senior; Tatum Majors, Dolores, Senior; Shelby Miller, Peyton, Sophomore; Reagan Nolin, Yuma, Junior; Mackenzie Peterson, Sanford, Junior; Whitney Richardi, Colorado Springs School, Sophomore; Megan Shelton, Meeker, Senior; Taeryn Trumper, Holyoke, Junior; Chloe Veilleux, Soroco, Senior; Elissa Velasquez, Dolores Huerta Prep, Junior.

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Tess Hornung, Kit Carson

Coach of the year: Sara Crawford, Kit Carson

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Tess Hornung	Kit Carson	Senior	PF/SG/SF
Olivia Isenbart	Kit Carson	Senior	C
Dawson Knode	Haxtun	Senior	P/G/F
Jessica Slane	Sangre de Cristo	Senior	–
McKenzie Smith	Kit Carson	Senior	SG/PG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Kaylee Corsentino	La Veta	Senior	–
Hope Davies	Cripple Creek-Victor	Senior	–
Delaney Eskew	South Baca [Campo/Vilas/Pritchett]	Junior	–
Kendyl Kirkwood	Fleming	Sophomore	F
Kylie Krise	Briggsdale	Freshman	G

Honorable mention: Ally Bartholomew, Cheraw, Senior; Molly Brown, Haxtun, Senior; Claire Carlson, Cotopaxi, Junior; Kylee Christensen, Sangre de Cristo, Sophomore; Abby Corona, Sierra Grande, Senior; Whitney Echols, Longmont Christian, Senior; Lauren Fairchild, Ouray, Senior; Tori Goode, Kim/Branson, Senior; Koylynn Gulliford, Cotopaxi, Sophomore; Alyssa Hammel, Mountain Valley/Moffat, Junior; Grace Hatfield, Dove Creek, Sophomore; Frances Hilliard, Shining Mountain, Sophomore; Shelby Hoffman, Briggsdale, Sophomore; Reyna Isenbart, Kit Carson, Junior; Devynn Johnson, North Park, Senior; Haley Johnson, Kit Carson, Senior; Micah Koolstra, Arickaree/Woodlin, Senior; Kimberlyn Krise, Briggsdale, Junior; Jentry Largent, De Beque, Senior; Graycee Lay, Elbert, Senior; Jenna Lengfelder, Fleming, Senior; Brooke Long, Belleview Christian, Senior; Brianna Martinez, Antonito, Senior; Faith Novess, De Beque, Senior; Jordan Parker, McClave, Senior; Lydia Pejsa-Stegner, Merino, Senior; Ryely Smartt, Genoa-Hugo/Karval, Junior; Marisa Vazquez, Wiley, Senior; Kaylee Wilson, Eads, Senior; Kirsten Wood, Weldon Valley, Senior.

The 2018 all-state girls track and field teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

In order to be considered for athlete of the year, they must first have made the all-state team by winning an event.

Athletes of the year were selected based upon their performance at the state meet. Coaches of the year were selected based upon the team champions.

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Class 5A

Athlete of the year: Arria Minor, Denver East

Coach of the year: Chris Faust, Cherokee Trail

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Syanne Algee	Denver East	Senior	4×100 relay, 4×200 relay
Aumni Ashby	Cherry Creek	Senior	Triple Jump
Kameryn Brown	Grandview	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Anna Clayton	Denver East	Senior	Medley relay
Saniya Craft	Grandview	Freshman	4×400 relay
Lauren Felknor	Broomfield	Sophomore	4×800 relay
Jenna Fitzsimmons	Mountain Vista	Sophomore	1600m
Kylee Harr	Grandview	Senior	High Jump
Isabella Horton	Denver East	Senior	4×200 relay, Medley relay
Sydnee Larkin	Cherokee Trail	Senior	Long Jump
Helen Maley	Denver East	Junior	4×200 relay
Mia Manson	Monarch	Sophomore	Pole Vault
Michelle McDonald	Denver East	Freshman	4×100 relay, 4×200 relay, Medley relay
Gabriella McDonald	Rocky Mountain	Senior	Shot Put, Discus
Kaitlyn Mercer	Grandview	Junior	4×400 relay
Arria Minor	Denver East	Senior	100m, 200m, 400m
Katelyn Mitchem	Broomfield	Senior	4×800 relay
Madison Mooney	Broomfield	Senior	4×800 relay
Marlena Preigh	Fairview	Junior	800m
Kyairra Reigh	Denver East	Freshman	4×100 relay, Medley relay
Emily Sloan	Rock Canyon	Senior	100 hurdles, 200m
Sydney Swanker	Broomfield	Sophomore	4×800 relay
Lily Williams	Grandview	Sophomore	400m, 4×400 relay

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Class 4A

Athlete of the year: Anna Hall, Valor Christian

Coach of the year: Brian Kula, Valor Christian

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Rylee Anderson	Silver Creek	Senior	High Jump
Joslin Blair	Eagle Valley	Sophomore	1600m
Renee Choksey	Mead	Senior	Medley relay
Kinley Coe	Cheyenne Mountain	Senior	4×100 relay
Logan Derock	Roosevelt	Junior	Shot Put, Discus
Lauren Gale	Discovery Canyon	Senior	100m, 200m, 400m
Abbey Glynn	Mead	Junior	Medley relay
Abigail Gray	Silver Creek	Senior	Pole Vault
Destiny Grimes	Valor Christian	Junior	4×200 relay
Anna Hall	Valor Christian	Junior	100 hurdles, 300 hurdles, Long Jump, 200m
Emma Hanson	Cheyenne Mountain	Junior	4×100 relay
Lizzy Harding	Battle Mountain	Junior	4×800 relay
Naomi Harding	Battle Mountain	Junior	4×800 relay
Gabrielle Hyatt	Cheyenne Mountain	Junior	4×100 relay
Taylor James	Niwot	Freshman	800m, 4×400 relay
Alexa Jamison	Valor Christian	Senior	4×200 relay
Bianca Lopez	Valor Christian	Senior	4×200 relay
Camille Peisner	Valor Christian	Freshman	4×200 relay
Kelia Portis	Niwot	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Sydney Postle	Mead	Senior	Medley relay
Alex Raichart	Battle Mountain	Senior	4×800 relay
Liberty Ricca	Discovery Canyon	Junior	3200m
Aaliyah Ricketts	Widefield	Junior	Triple Jump
Alexis Rosas	Mead	Senior	Medley relay
Maggie Smith	Niwot	Junior	4×400 relay
Erika Timbang	Niwot	Junior	4×400 relay
Gabby Trueblood	Battle Mountain	Senior	4×800 relay
Ashlyn Ventimiglia	Cheyenne Mountain	Junior	4×100 relay

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Class 3A

Athlete of the year: Maya Evans, Lutheran

Coach of the year: Tim Daggett, The Classical Academy

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Amaya Atencio	Alamosa	Junior	Shot Put
Regan Aurich	Lutheran	Sophomore	Medley relay
Madi Bottin	Lutheran	Senior	Medley relay
Tiana Bradfield	Peak to Peak	Junior	4×800 relay
Alexandria Burns	Sierra	Senior	Triple Jump
Maggi Congdon	Steamboat Springs	Sophomore	800m, 1600m
Shenna Daum	The Classical Academy	Sophomore	4×100 relay
Esther Diza-Mbelolo	D’Evelyn	Junior	100 hurdles
Hannah Ellis	Frontier Academy	Senior	3200m
Maya Evans	Lutheran	Senior	100m, 200m, Long Jump
Esther Eyberg	The Classical Academy	Sophomore	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Rachel Gaona	The Classical Academy	Sophomore	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Jenna Howard	Peak to Peak	Junior	4×800 relay
Jordan Lanning	Bayfield	Junior	High Jump
Emily Lavier	Alamosa	Freshman	4×400 relay
Lilly Lavier	Alamosa	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Ashten Loeks	Elizabeth	Junior	300 hurdles
Quinn McConnell	Peak to Peak	Junior	4×800 relay
Keena Murphy	Pagosa Springs	Senior	Discus
Allyssa Romero	Alamosa	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Anna Shults	Peak to Peak	Junior	4×800 relay
Tara Sowards	Alamosa	Senior	4×400 relay
Chantae Steele	The Classical Academy	Junior	4×200 relay
Nyah Streib	Lutheran	Junior	Medley relay
Katie Sundrup	Lutheran	Freshman	Medley relay
Claudia Valenzuela	The Classical Academy	Senior	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Erika Willis	The Classical Academy	Senior	Pole Vault
Aryelle Wright	Montezuma-Cortez	Junior	400m

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Class 2A

Athlete of the year: Remington Ross, Highland; Kaiya Firor, Hotchkiss

Coach of the year: Eric Lind, Highland

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Alex Bauer	Burlington	Senior	Shot Put
Kiana Brausch	Vail Christian	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Mikaela Capalby	Denver Christian	Senior	Medley relay
Ineke Cordova	Denver Christian	Senior	Medley relay
Annika Deanda	Peyton	Sophomore	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Catherine Donoho	Vail Christian	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Mariana Engleby	Vail Christian	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Baylee Farris	Peyton	Freshman	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Zoe Fierer	Denver Christian	Freshman	Medley relay
Kaiya Firor	Hotchkiss	Junior	400m, 300 hurdles
Soleil Gaylord	Telluride	Senior	1600m, 3200m
Brooke Hillman	Paonia	Senior	4×800 relay
Kaylee Kearse	Peyton	Junior	800m, 4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Katie Kurz	Dayspring Christian	Senior	High Jump
Logan Kuskie	Lyons	Sophomore	Pole Vault
Poppy Lightfoot	Paonia	Junior	4×800 relay
McKenna Palmer	Paonia	Senior	Triple Jump
Randi Rapke	Paonia	Senior	4×800 relay
Tawny Roberts	Paonia	Freshman	4×800 relay
Remington Ross	Highland	Sophomore	100m, 200m
Mattie Rossi	Soroco	Senior	100 hurdles
Madeline Schuemann	Peyton	Freshman	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Megan Shelton	Meeker	Junior	Discus
Kendelle Smith	Vail Christian	Freshman	4×400 relay
Taeryn Trumper	Holyoke	Sophomore	Long Jump
Monika Williams	Denver Christian	Junior	Medley relay

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Class 1A

Athlete of the year: Faith Novess, De Beque

Coach of the year: Tyler Haughness, Shining Mountain

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Zoe Alberti	Springfield	Junior	4×200 relay, 4×400 relay
Payton Arbuthnot	Springfield	Freshman	4×100 relay, 4×400 relay
Madison Clark	Plateau Valley	Freshman	4×800 relay
Matalynn Dawson	Miami-Yoder	Senior	Triple Jump
Cahlea Dennison	Plateau Valley	Freshman	4×800 relay
Brinlyn Dukes	Springfield	Freshman	4×400 relay
Benisa Ellis	Springfield	Sophomore	400m, 4×400 relay, Medley relay
Marina Flandrick	Shining Mountain	Senior	Pole Vault
Heather Graham	Genoa-Hugo	Senior	Shot Put
Rebecca Hittle	Plateau Valley	Freshman	4×800 relay
Macie Holmes	Plateau Valley	Sophomore	4×800 relay
Zariah Mason	Kim	Senior	100m
Julia Mondragon	Springfield	Sophomore	4×100 relay, Medley relay
Faith Novess	De Beque	Junior	200m, 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles
Kylie Parks	Springfield	Sophomore	4×100 relay, 4×200 relay, Medley relay
Audrey Rau	Springfield	Junior	4×100 relay, 4×200 relay, Medley relay
Jerraldawn Rector	Simla	Senior	High Jump, Long Jump
Emma Schaefer	Shining Mountain	Senior	1600m, 3200m, 800m
Mariah Smith	Eads	Senior	Discus
Leeann Wagner	Heritage Christian	Senior	800m
Jayci Westphal	Springfield	Senior	4×200 relay

LAKEWOOD — Long before siblings Max and Mia Manson swept the Class 5A pole vault competition at the 2018 state track and field championships, their father left his own mark on the event.

Pat Manson, a prep phenom at Aurora Central, flashed a brilliant smile as his son swiped one of his longstanding records on Thursday at Jeffco Stadium — the 5A state meet record.

Max’s chest just skimmed the top of the bar while attempting 17 feet, 3.5 inches, causing it to bounce slightly before falling back into place. The personal record vault topped his father’s 17-3 from 1986, a 32-year old record. The mark also ranks eighth in the nation at the moment.

“I’ve always thought of it as a far-off goal,” the younger Manson, yet another dynamic athlete for Monarch, said of the state meet best. “In the past couple years I knew it could be a reality. It was the most emotion I’ve ever felt after a vault. I was ecstatic.”

And yet, the elder Manson still holds an edge to Max in high school bests with an all-classification state record of 17-7.5. That may not be true by the end of next season with the promise Max has shown throughout his career.

He was the runner-up at state as a freshman with a personal best of 15-7, then finished second behind teammate Cole Rowan (a Duke University recruit) last year. They switched positions this year as Rowan dealt with an injury, but still managed to claim 2nd (15-8).

One of Max’s goals is to clear 18 feet as a senior, an extraordinary accomplishment for a high schooler.

About three decades after the birth of Pat’s illustrious career, which included a trio of gold medals at the Pan American Games, a sixth place showing at the 1997 World Championships, and a personal best of 19-2.25, another Manson is cementing himself as a Colorado prep legend.

But, he’s not the only one.

Mia, a sophomore, has already won back-to-back state crowns after clearing 12-6 on Thursday. The former avid rock climber is a top-flight sprinter and jumper as well. Manson’s rare mixture of speed and strength allowed her to shatter the freshmen national record in pole vault last year (13-4.25).

The underclassman was troubled with a foot injury down the stretch of this season, forced to scratch her other state qualifying events. Nonetheless, no one could match her Thursday as she bettered Rock Canyon senior Tameryn Coryell (12-3), the runner-up.

With a touch of rust though, Manson had to stay composed early.

“The first two bars I cleared on my third (and final) attempt, which is kind of stressful but after that the jumps kept getting better,” she said.

Within Boulder County, athletic lineage in track and field has been a trend of late. This is the case at Broomfield perhaps more than any other school.

Joe, Jake, Katelyn, and Emily (4th in 3,200 Thursday) Mitchem have all been standouts in distance events for the Broomfield Eagles. Ethan and Ivy (6th in 3,200) Gonzales are in the same mold.

Now Michael and Madison Mooney, a pair of national caliber athletes themselves, are leaving their own footprint on Broomfield and the entire state.

Michael Mooney (9:12) fended off a last lap charge by Denver East’s Harrison Scudamore (9:13) to claim his first 3,200 crown. Rock Canyon sophomore Easton Allred (9:15) was also in the thick of it until the very end.

“I tried to stay as close as I could to the lead,” Mooney said of his strategy. “Once he passed me that last lap, I had to give it everything I had to finish that race out.”

He was pleased to be the first state champion in his family as his other sister, Megan, a 2016 Horizon graduate, finished second in the 3,200 her senior year and now competes for Florida State University.

“I get to brag about this now,” Michael said with a laugh. “I did it first.”

Mooney also ran an 8:50 3,200 (No. 2 in nation) at the prestigious Arcadia Invite in California earlier in the spring. The Colorado State recruit has chosen to pursue cross country and track at the next level despite being named the 5A soccer player of the year and leading his team to another crown as a senior.

Later in the opening day of competition at Jeffco Stadium, Madison Mooney received the baton around 30 meters behind Mountain Vista in the 3,200 relay as the anchor leg. The Eagles rode the wings of Mooney to a state trophy, posting a time of 9:16. Mountain Vista was the runner-up in 9:23.

Madison, a future Wisconsin Badger, will be the No. 1 seed in the 800 (2:10.19) and the 1,600 (4:55.24) on Friday and Saturday. She has nabbed runner-up honors in each event before. Michael will be the No. 1 seed in the 1,600 with a time of 4:11.99, almost exactly one second off the Colorado record.

The state track and field meet will resume on Friday at 8:20 A.M. at Jeffco Stadium.

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Class 5A notes

• Denver East’s Arria Minor set records in the 200 and 400, and now also holds the top time nationally in the 400.
• Jequan Hogan (6’8) has now won back-to-back crowns in high jump for Fountain-Fort Carson. Teammate Jawuan Tate (158-9) was the discus champion, claiming 10 points for a Trojan dynasty (four crowns in past five seasons).
• Fort Collins junior Micaylon Moore (22-10.25) leapt farther than anyone else in long jump, securing his first state title.
• Mountain Vista (7:49) fought off Continental rival Legend (7:52) to win the boys 3,200 relay.
• Gabriella McDonald of Rocky Mountain, a brilliant multi-sport athlete who signed with Colorado State for soccer and track and field, defended her discus crown (148-2). She’ll be after her third consecutive shot put championship later in the weekend.
• The Cherokee Trail tandem of Sydnee Larkin (18-11.25) and Chian Deloach (18-6.5) swept the top two places in long jump for a Cougar group hoping to secure a team title.
• The girls 3,200 was a sophomore showdown between Mountain Vista’s Jenna Fitzsimmons (cross country state champion) and Legacy’s Brynn Siles. Fitzsimmons finished on top again, but both ran stellar times (10:35 and 10:39).

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Class 4A notes

• Pueblo East junior Kain Medrano (56-10.5) won shot put.
• The Vista Ridge tandem of Raymon Harper (46-10) and Micah Hilts (46-1) conquered triple jump for a program that has excelled in the discipline in recent years.
• Widefield junior Aaliyah Ricketts (36-6) claimed the triple jump crown.
• Silver Creek senior Rylee Anderson, a Kansas University recruit, became a rare four-peat winner of high jump with a mark of 5-7.5. Vista Peak sophomore Raina Branch cleared the same height, but Anderson won on attempts. Niwot freshman Taylor James and Pueblo West freshman Shayla Padilla, third and fourth on Thursday, have bright futures themselves.
• Roosevelt junior Logan Derock (40-0.75) was the only 40+ foot shot putter in the classification for girls.

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Class 3A notes

• Steamboat Springs junior Eric Casey (14-0) was first in pole vault.
• Reece Davidson, a Faith Christian senior, launched a farther throw than anyone in discus (159-0).
• Roaring Fork has quite the pair of senior triple jumpers in Justin Thompson (45-11.75) and Jasper Germain (45-4). They proved to be the class of the field this year.
• The Classical Academy’s Ryan Moen (9:38) and Mason Norman (9:41) swept the top two places in the 3,200. The Titans have flourished in distance events for years.
• SkyView Academy (8:01) and Peak to Peak (9:20) ran away in the boys and girls 3,200 relays, although Frontier Academy (8:03) did pose a serious threat.
• Frontier Academy senior Hannah Ellis (11:19) surged to a 3,200 title.
• Bayfield junior Jordan Lanning (5-7.75) shattered the classification record in girls high jump, a record previously held by D’Evelyn’s Sarah Cerrone (5-7.50 in 2017).

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Class 2A notes

• Resurrection Christian freshman Tanner Applebee announced himself as a force to be reckoned with for years to come by winning long jump (21-3.50).
• Jacob Tu’ufuli of Ellicott, a senior, won shot put with a mark of 48-8.75.
• Lyons (8:12, school record) and Paonia (9:57) claimed the boys and girls 3,200 relay victories. Each program has had substantial success in relay races.
• Highland sophomore Remington Ross, the defending champion in the 100, announced herself as a threat to the classification record of 12.05 seconds with an eye-opening 12.09 (1st in prelims).
• Dayspring Christian senior Katie Kurz claimed first in high jump (5-3).

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Class 1A notes

• Levi Kilian (10:04.98) and Seth Bruxvoort (10:12.26) both shattered the previous 1A state meet record of 10:14.46 by Bryce Grahn (South Baca) in 2014. They are teammates at Heritage Christian. Sophomore Jaden Johnson (20-7) also won long jump for the Eagles.
• Shining Mountain had winners in the girls 3,200 (Emma Schaefer, 12:11) and girls pole vault (Marina Flandrick).
• Otis junior Keylan Dracon won boys shot put with a mark of 42-9.50.
• Eads senior Mariah Smith (133-8, new 1A record) did the same in girls discus. The previous record was held by Sangre de Cristo’s Jenna McKinley (131-6, 2016).

The 2017-18 all-state boys basketball 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 week-long vote of coaches.

A specific player of the year vote was held in each class, as was a vote for coach of the year.

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Sam Masten, Rock Canyon

Coach of the year: Michael Rogers, Grandview

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Ronnie DeGray III	Chaparral	Junior	SF/F
Jon’il Fugett	George Washington	Senior	PG/SG
Kaison Hammonds	ThunderRidge	Senior	PG
Daylen Kountz	Denver East	Senior	–
Sam Masten	Rock Canyon	Senior	G

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Ben Boone	Grandview	Senior	F
Kenny Foster	Smoky Hill	Junior	–
Mike Polson	Mountain Range	Senior	G
Dayne Prim	Grandview	Junior	F
Tucson Redding	Overland	Senior	PG/G/SG

Honorable mention: Alijah Bates, Doherty, Junior; Dawson Carper, Rampart, Senior; Tyson Cruickshank, ThunderRidge, Senior; Moz Doria, Liberty, Senior; Damian Forrest, Poudre, Junior; Tyson Gilbert, Rock Canyon, Senior; Joe Golden, Doherty, Senior; XaiV’ion Jackson, Eaglecrest, Senior; Kevin Jimenez, Northglenn, Senior; Michkaleke Man-man baker, Gateway, Senior; Elijah Martinez, Regis Jesuit, Senior; Trey Morrill, Fruita Monument, Senior; Ryan Ongala, Rangeview, Senior; D’Auntray Pierce, George Washington, Senior; Avery Rembao, Loveland, Junior; Kobe Sanders, Chaparral, Sophomore; Andre Sepeda, Greeley West, Junior; Daijon Smith, Overland, Senior; Connor Staib, Mountain Vista, Senior; Dimitri Stanley, Cherry Creek, Senior; Brendan Sullivan, Highlands Ranch, Senior; Sam Tiley, Fort Collins, Senior; Joseph Urynowicz, Rocky Mountain, Junior; Kam Vincel, Prairie View, Senior.

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Luke Johnson, Longmont

Coach of the year: Jeff Kloster, Longmont

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Marcell Barbee	Pueblo South	Senior	F
Luke Johnson	Longmont	Senior	PG
Joel Scott	Lewis-Palmer	Junior	F/G
Nieyem’e Smeyer-williams	Pueblo West	Senior	PG/SG
Adam Thistlewood	Golden	Senior	SG/SF

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
TJ Davis	Widefield	Senior	PF/W
Charles Dinegar	D’Evelyn	Senior	PF/SF
Trent Dykema	Silver Creek	Senior	PG/SG
Deven Nelson	Mesa Ridge	Senior	P/SG
Matthew Ragsdale	Lewis-Palmer	Junior	SG/PG

Honorable mention: Jared Belcher, The Classical Academy, Senior; Brayden Blick, Skyline, Senior; Jeremy Cody, Pueblo South, Senior; Connor Hawk, Ponderosa, Senior; Devin Huffman, Battle Mountain, Senior; Te’rae Johnson, Vista PEAK Prep, Senior; Jared Kasprzak, Thompson Valley, Senior; Garrett Martin, Standley Lake, Senior; Nico Martin, Pueblo Central, Junior; Noah Martinez, Falcon, Senior; Trey McBride, Fort Morgan, Senior; Turner McDonald, Summit, Senior; Tre Pierre, Widefield, Senior; Jeremy Randle, Valor Christian, Senior; Derrian Reed, Sierra, Senior; Kirk Relford, Windsor, Senior; Chase Rogers, Evergreen, Senior; Hunter Shkapich, Valor Christian, Junior; Mark Studer, Conifer, Senior; Alex Telles, Green Mountain, Senior; Bridger Tenney, Evergreen, Senior; Kade Terrell, Montrose, Senior; Justin Wiersema, Thompson Valley, Senior.

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Class 3A

Player of the year: Bodie Hume, Sterling

Coach of the year: Jeff Lehnus, Bayfield

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Jaedon Bowles	Manual	Junior	W
Tyler Eldred	Lutheran	Senior	–
Jonah Gardner	Faith Christian	Senior	–
Bodie Hume	Sterling	Senior	SF/SG
Ryan Phelps	Bayfield	Senior	C

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Ry Adams	Alamosa	Senior	G
Cade Carroll	Buena Vista	Senior	PG/SG
Seth Fuqua	The Vanguard School	Junior	–
Benjamin Hawkins	Faith Christian	Senior	–
Justin Thompson	Roaring Fork	Senior	F

Honorable mention: Nehemiah Baustian, Jefferson, Senior; Bryson Becker, Platte Valley, Junior; Peter Carlson, Cedaredge, Senior; Elijah Chavez, Arrupe Jesuit, Senior; Deante Dennis, Colorado Academy, Junior; James Doyle, Kent Denver, Junior; Jasen Engel, Montezuma-Cortez, Senior; Logan Freed, Delta, Senior; Isaac Gallegos, The Academy, Junior; Jorge Gonzales, Olathe, Senior; Isaiah Griego, Pagosa Springs, Senior; Draven Hackley, St. Mary’s, Senior; Keyante Harris, Ridge View Academy, Senior; Justin Henderson, Basalt, Senior; Brandon Herrera, Coal Ridge, Senior; Zach Hidalgo, Frontier Academy, Senior; Noah Hopkins, Colorado Springs Christian, Senior; Kade Hurst, Grand Valley, Senior; Vince Jones, DSST: Stapleton, Senior; Brock Lane, Strasburg, Senior; Jon Nuschy, La Junta, Junior; Keyon Prior, Bayfield, Junior; Angelo Ramirez, Alamosa, Senior; Riley Schaefer, Sterling, Senior; Cole Sienknecht, Manitou Springs, Senior; Max Swanlund, Estes Park, Senior.

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Class 2A

Player of the year: Bradley Carnes-Clabey, Crowley County

Coach of the year: Dave Sheffield, Yuma

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Bradley Carnes-Clabey	Crowley County	Senior	–
Austin Davis	Byers	Senior	SF/G
Logan Hughes	Meeker	Senior	–
Victor Mendoza	Yuma	Junior	SF
Carlos Parra	Del Norte	Senior	F/G

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Jakob Chrisman	Yuma	Junior	C
Diego Covarrubias	Yuma	Senior	SF
Doak Mantle	Meeker	Senior	–
Hayden McCuen	Byers	Junior	PF
Johnny Valdez	Ignacio	Senior	SG

Honorable mention: Eu Asefaw, Denver Christian, Junior; Tate Bessire, Highland, Sophomore; Hayden Carter, Crowley County, Senior; Layne Christensen, Plateau Valley, Senior; Joel George, Simla, Junior; Jonah Hanson, Burlington, Senior; David Jarvis, Twin Peaks Charter Academy, Senior; Jakob Juul, Fowler, Senior; Ben Kelly, Calhan, Senior; Sebastian Moritz, Vail Christian, Senior; Maguire Peterson, Sanford, Senior; Gavyn Pure, Dawson School, Senior; Sam Rodriguez, Hotchkiss, Senior; Kai Roubideaux, Ignacio, Senior; Noah Sarria, Clear Creek, Senior; Patrick Scoggins, Rangely, Senior; Caden Showalter, Mancos, Sophomore; Zach Sittler, Sanford, Senior; Charles Sparks, Calhan, Senior; Josh Stover, Rocky Ford, Senior.

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Logan Sircy, Peetz

Coach of the year: Sean Fehringer, Peetz

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Isaac Borchers	Creede	Senior	G/F
Micah Crane	South Baca [Campo/Vilas/Pritchett]	Senior	–
Adam Poole	Front Range Baptist	Senior	SG/PG/SF
Logan Sircy	Peetz	Senior	–
Caid Smith	Genoa-Hugo/Karval	Senior	–

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Cameron Archer	Denver Waldorf	Senior	G
Nathan Fairmont	Shining Mountain	Senior	–
Jesse Gomez	Holly	Senior	–
Thomas Manuel	South Baca [Campo/Vilas/Pritchett]	Senior	–
Arthur Rodriguez	Sierra Grande	Senior	PG/PF

Honorable mention: Isaiah Bowsher, Heritage Christian, Senior; Vince Damelio, Primero, Senior; Tre Fehringer, Peetz, Senior; Casper Freedle, Creede, Junior; Cullen Glosson, Otis, Junior; Bryson Long, Peetz, Junior; Nic Martin, North Park, Senior; Jayden McCombs-Farmer, Kit Carson, Sophomore; Ethan Oblander, Weldon Valley, Senior; Brigden Parker, Eads, Freshman; Kevin Ramirez, Arickaree/Woodlin, Junior; Beau Roth, Cheyenne Wells, Senior; Matthew Tanner, Fleming, Senior; Josiah Vasquez, Cheraw, Junior; Kurt Voll, Cotopaxi, Senior; Owen Voll, Cotopaxi, Senior; Brandt Vos, Cornerstone Christian Academy, Junior; Deric Woods, Front Range Baptist, Junior.

The 2017 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: Helen Cross, Nederland
Coach of the year: Kory Skattum, Nederland

First Team
Name	Year	School
Helen Cross	Sophomore	Nederland
Sarah Davidson	Senior	Nederland
Lucca Fulkerson	Freshman	Dawson
Soleil Gaylord	Senior	Telluride
Maria O’Neal	Senior	Crested Butte
Chloe Veilleux	Junior	Soroco

Second Team
Name	Year	School
Katie Fankhouser	Sophomore	Lyons
Sydney Petersen	Senior	Crested Butte
Emma Schaefer	Senior	Shining Mountain
Katya Schwietermann	Sophomore	Paonia
Linnea Sherman	Freshman	Colorado Rocky Mountain
Kylee Udovich	Junior	Lyons

Honorable mention: Ashlyn Alvey, Freshman, Rocky Ford; Caitlyn Anderson, Sophomore, Highland; Cecilia Davies, Freshman, Clear Creek; Kate Griffin, Sophomore, The Colorado Springs School; Emilee Haefeli, Senior, Del Norte; Brooke Hillman, Senior, Paonia; Bria Johnson, Sophomore, The Vanguard School; Abby Leuchten, Junior, Shining Mountain; Grace Manning, Freshman, Mancos; Samantha O’Brien, Senior, Clear Creek; Sarah Roberts, Sophomore, Lyons; Tawnee Roberts, Freshman, Paonia; Madeline Watts, Senior, Lyons.

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Class 3A

Runner of the year: Quinn McConnell, Peak to Peak
Coach of the year: Kim McConnell, Peak to Peak

First Team
Name	Year	School
Tiana Bradfield	Junior	Peak to Peak
Maggi Congdon	Sophomore	Steamboat Springs
Hannah Ellis	Senior	Frontier Academy
Quinn McConnell	Junior	Peak to Peak
Anna Shults	Junior	Peak to Peak
Alyssa Wells	Freshman	Holy Family

Second Team
Name	Year	School
Winter Boese	Junior	Steamboat Springs
McKenzie Elliott	Senior	Classical Academy
Rachel Ingram	Junior	Colorado Springs Christian
Ashten Loeks	Junior	Elizabeth
Hannah McReavy	Senior	St Mary’s
Kaylee Thompson	Junior	Classical Academy

Honorable mention: Allison Beasley, Freshman, Peak to Peak; Ruby Brown, Sophomore, Salida; Katie Flaherty, Junior, Classical Academy; Payton Grove, Senior, SkyView Academy; Taylor Haerbig, Freshman, D’Evelyn; Alaina Jones, Junior, Elizabeth; Kylie Kravig, Freshman, University; Dasha Kutnetsova, Senior, Steamboat Springs; Lilly Lavier, Sophomore, Alamosa; Laura Romero, Freshman, Denver North; Taylor Santangelo, Senior, Holy Family; Kylie Simshauser, Freshman, Florence; Sarah Wagler, Senior, Rifle.

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Class 4A

Runner of the year: Elizabeth Constien, Battle Mountain
Coach of the year: Rob Parish, Battle Mountain

First Team
Name	Year	School
Elizabeth Constien	Senior	Battle Mountain
Paige Embaugh	Junior	Air Academy
Morgan Hykes	Junior	Windsor
Addi Iken	Senior	Littleton
Tatum Miller	Sophomore	Air Academy
Isabella Prosceno	Freshman	Palmer Ridge

Second Team
Name	Year	School
Joslin Blair	Sophomore	Eagle Valley
Tiya Chamberlin	Junior	Wheat Ridge
Riley Geldean	Sophomore	Centaurus
Lizzy Harding	Junior	Battle Mountain
Madi Kenyon	Junior	Roosevelt
Taylor Whitfield	Freshman	Valor Christian

Honorable mention: Kyndel Anderson, Sophomore, Windsor; Madeleine Burns, Sophomore, Durango; Maren Busath, Freshman, Palmer Ridge; Cami Fischmann, Sophomore, Silver Creek; Mary Fox, Junior, Golden; Kiara Hamlin, Sophomore, Durango; Naomi Harding, Junior, Battle Mountain; Katie Hooten, Sophomore, Centaurus; Kasey Klocek, Sophomore, Green Mountain; Kenadi Krueger, Sophomore, Thompson Valley; Alex Raichart, Senior, Battle Mountain; Liberty Ricca, Junior, Discovery Canyon; Maggie Smith, Junior, Niwot.

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Class 5A

Runner of the year: Jenna Fitzsimmons, Mountain Vista
Coach of the year: Eric Selle, Mountain Vista

First Team
Name	Year	School
Claudia Burgess	Senior	Boulder
Stephanie Carrasco	Senior	Thornton
Caroline Eck	Junior	Mountain Vista
Jenna Fitzsimmons	Sophomore	Mountain Vista
Ivy Gonzales	Senior	Broomfield
Sarah O’Sullivan	Sophomore	Mountain Vista

Second Team
Name	Year	School
Isalina Colsman	Sophomore	Regis Jesuit
Lina Corrales	Senior	Douglas County
Caitlin McConnell	Junior	Cherokee Trail
Kaitlyn Mercer	Junior	Grandview
Kyla Ramsey	Senior	Rampart
Julia Schlepp	Junior	Rocky Mountain

Honorable mention: Carley Bennett, Junior, Lakewood; Isabella Bowland, Senior, Fairview; Katie Doucette, Senior, Arvada West; Liz Hogan, Senior, Monarch; Hope James, Sophomore, Rock Canyon; Lynzie Kutsner, Junior, Rampart; Callin Naddy, Senior, Rocky Mountain; Shannon Osoba, Junior, Rock Canyon; Claire Pauley, Senior, Arvada West; Madison Reed, Sophomore, Mountain Vista; Michelle Renner, Senior, Dakota Ridge; Ellie Schweiker, Sophomore, Ralston Valley; Sydney Swanker, Sophomore, Broomfield.

The 2017 all-state girls track and field teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

In order to be considered for athlete of the year, they must first have made the all-state team by winning an event.

Athletes of the year were selected based upon their performance at the state meet. Coaches of the year were selected based upon the team champions.

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Class 5A

Athlete of the year: Arria Minor, Denver East

Coach of the year: John Reyes, Grandview

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Isabella Bowland	Fairview	Junior	4×800
Kameryn Brown	Grandview	Freshman	4×200
Kennede Brown	Grandview	Senior	4×200, 4×400, 800 medley
Chian Deloach	Cherokee Trail	Junior	4×100
Hannah Freeman	Fairview	Senior	4×800
Lauren Gregory	Fort Collins	Senior	800, 1600
Kylee Harr	Grandview	Junior	800 medley, High jump
Sarah King	Fairview	Senior	4×800
Audra Koopman	Fort Collins	Senior	Long jump
Sydnee Larkin	Cherokee Trail	Junior	4×100, Triple jump
Mia Manson	Monarch	Freshman	Pole Vault
Gabriella McDonald	Rocky Mountain	Junior	Shot put, Discus
Kaitlyn Mercer	Grandview	Sophomore	4×400
Arria Minor	Denver East	Sophomore	100, 200, 400
Jordyn Moore	Grandview	Senior	800 medley
Brie Oakley	Grandview	Senior	3200
Michaela Onyenwere	Grandview	Senior	4×200, 4×400
Jaiden Paris	Cherokee Trail	Junior	4×100
Marlena Preigh	Fairview	Sophomore	4×800
Emily Sloan	Rock Canyon	Junior	100 hurdles
Delaney Smith	Cherry Creek	Junior	300 hurdles
Taylor Watson	Cherokee Trail	Junior	4×100
Lily Williams	Grandview	Freshman	4×200, 4×400, 800 medley

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Class 4A

Athlete of the year: Mary Gillett, Niwot

Coach of the year: Chuck Schwartz, Air Academy

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Kiersten Allen	Green Mountain	Senior	4×400
Rylee Anderson	Silver Creek	Junior	High jump
Alexis Carroll	Niwot	Senior	Long jump
Tameryn Coryell	Evergreen	Junior	Pole Vault
Karla Delgadillo	Vista Ridge	Junior	800 medley
Alexis Dubiel	Vista Ridge	Senior	Discus
Mary Gillett	Niwot	Junior	200, 400
Anna Hall	Valor Christian	Sophomore	100 hurdles, 300 hurdles
Lizzy Harding	Battle Mountain	Sophomore	4×800
Naomi Harding	Battle Mountain	Sophomore	4×800
Jewel Inlow	Vista Ridge	Senior	800 medley
Annalie Janus	Green Mountain	Junior	4×400
Kaylin King	Vista Ridge	Junior	800 medley
Kasey Klocek	Green Mountain	Freshman	4×400
Ereana McCallister	Harrison	Sophomore	4×200
Mary McCowen	Cheyenne Mountain	Senior	4×100
Maria Mettler	Air Academy	Senior	800, 3200
Michaela Moore	Cheyenne Mountain	Senior	4×100
Tinasha Mushonga	Vista Ridge	Senior	800 medley
Lauren Offerman	Mountain View	Senior	1600
Sophia Piliero	Battle Mountain	Sophomore	4×800
Alexa Raichart	Battle Mountain	Junior	4×800
Claire Ross	Cheyenne Mountain	Senior	4×100
Saylor Sargent	Green Mountain	Senior	4×400
Ce’Hana Smith	Harrison	Sophomore	4×200
Adriana Vasquez	Harrison	Freshman	4×200
Ashlyn Ventimiglia	Cheyenne Mountain	Sophomore	4×100
Alexa Ware	Harrison	Junior	4×200
Olivia Whitaker	Air Academy	Junior	100
Shaelynn Williams	Mesa Ridge	Junior	Shot put

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Class 3A

Athlete of the year: Sarah Yocum, Faith Christian

Coach of the year: Tim Daggett, The Classical Academy

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Ella Benkendorf	Elizabeth	Sophomore	800 medley
Madi Bottin	Lutheran	Junior	4×100
Tiana Bradfield	Peak to Peak	Sophomore	4×800
Taryn Ceglowski	Salida	Senior	800
Sarah Cerrone	D’Evelyn	Senior	High jump
Kylie Chavez	Sterling	Senior	Triple jump
Riley Darnell	Lutheran	Senior	4×100
Kelsey Eichelberger	The Classical Academy	Junior	4×400
Maya Evans	Lutheran	Junior	100, 200, 4×100, Long jump
Esther Eyberg	The Classical Academy	Freshman	4×200
Audra Frieden	The Classical Academy	Junior	4×200, 4×400
Brooke Hoglin	The Classical Academy	Junior	4×400
Quinn McConnell	Peak to Peak	Sophomore	4×800
Rachael Metzler	Peak to Peak	Senior	4×800
Chloe Peterson	Elizabeth	Senior	800 medley
Anna Shults	Peak to Peak	Sophomore	1600, 3200, 4×800
Tarynn Sieg	Eaton	Senior	Shot put
Chantae Steele	The Classical Academy	Sophomore	4×200, 4×400
Nyah Streib	Lutheran	Sophomore	4×100
Erika Willis	The Classical Academy	Junior	Pole vault
Kallaway Wood	Elizabeth	Senior	800 medley
Lexye Wood	Elizabeth	Sophomore	800 medley
Sarah Yocum	Faith Christian	Senior	400, 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles

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Class 2A

Athlete of the year: Sophia Anderson, Paonia & Soleil Gaylord, Telluride

Coach of the year: Brian Mitchem, Paonia

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Sophia Anderson	Paonia	Senior	200, 4×200, Triple jump
Ellie Berry	Burlington	Senior	Shot put, Discus
Gracie Bradfield	Meeker	Sophomore	4×100, 4×400, 800 medley
Loran Casias	Meeker	Senior	4×100, 800 medley
Sydney Evans	Telluride	Junior	4×800
Esme Fahnestock	Telluride	Senior	4×800
Kaiya Firor	Hotchkiss	Sophomore	400, 300 hurdles
Soleil Gaylord	Telluride	Junior	1600, 3200, 4×800
Rylee Haynes	Crowley County	Sophomore	100 hurdles
Lyla Hayutin-Baril	Paonia	Freshman	4×200
Katie Kurz	Dayspring Christian	Junior	High jump
Brenna Kuskie	Lyons	Senior	Pole vault
Tori Lasker	Meeker	Sophomore	4×100
Maya Ordonez	Telluride	Sophomore	4×800
Maggie Phelan	Meeker	Senior	4×400, 800 medley
Emily Pieper	Paonia	Senior	4×200
Remington Ross	Highland	Freshman	100
Madison Russell	Meeker	Senior	4×100, 4×400, 800 medley
Brianna Van Vleet	Paonia	Senior	4×200, Long jump
Hannah Wilkie	Hayden	Freshman	800
Sierra Williams	Meeker	Junior	4×400

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Class 1A

Athletes of the year: Melanie Deering, Kiowa; Tatelyn Lasley, Springfield

Coach of the year: Mike Jaco, Springfield

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Nataly Castro	DeBeque	Sophomore	4×100
Bailey Chintala	Fleming	Junior	4×400
Morgan Cockroft	Fleming	Junior	4×400
Melanie Deering	Kiowa	Senior	400, 800
Callie Dickerson	Haxtun	Senior	Discus
Heather Graham	Genoa-Hugo	Junior	Shot put
Miranda Hall	Lake City Community	Junior	4×800
Kaitlyn Houghton	Caliche	Sophomore	300 hurdles
Shaylee Johnson	Fleming	Senior	4×400
Emily Kaiser	Prairie	Senior	Long jump
Tarin Kemp	Granada	Junior	100 hurdles
Cecelia Landeros	DeBeque	Sophomore	4×100
Jentry Largent	DeBeque	Sophomore	100, 200, 4×100
Tatelyn Lasley	Springfield	Senior	4×200, 800 medley
Jacee Lawrence	Lake City Community	Sophomore	4×800
Jenna Lengfelder	Fleming	Sophomore	4×400
Megan Levine	Lake City Community	Senior	4×800
Ally Loflin	Springfield	Senior	800 medley
Mariah McClung	Lake City Community	Senior	4×800
Julia Mondragon	Springfield	Freshman	4×200, 800 medley
Faith Novess	DeBeque	Sophomore	4×100
Kylie Parks	Springfield	Freshman	4×200
Audrey Rau	Springfield	Sophomore	4×200, 800 medley
Jerraldawn Rector	Simla	Junior	High jump
Emma Schaefer	Shining Mountain	Junior	1600, 3200
Alex Weyerman	Idalia	Senior	Pole vault