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(Bert Borgmann/CHSAANow.com)

DENVER — The bus showed up late Saturday morning to pick up the Caliche Buffaloes (11-10) for their trip to the Class 1A Regional/Semifinal Tournament at Denver’s All-City Stadium. And then it had to stop for fuel before starting the 151-mile trek.

Not really an auspicious beginning to a trip that would prove hugely successful. In fact, for coach J.P. Lambrecht it was cause for worry — but for his team, not so much.

“For showing up late, the kids really responded well,” he said. “We have an experienced crew and they came out and did what they needed to do.”

The team showed up at 9:25, just enough time to get a little loose and take a quick infield before lining up against Cornerstone Christian (10-6) for the 10:00 a.m. first pitch.

That “experienced” crew pounded out nine hits and took advantage of five CCA errors to take an 11-1 win.

In the second regional game, last year’s state runner-up Holly (8-7) slipped in two runs in the top of the seventh to get past Stratton. Holly’s battery featured two freshmen, Yadiel Vidal at catcher and Ricardo Juarez on the mound.

In the semifinal game, though, Caliche’s athleticism really showed. Many of the players had already played on the Buffalo’s second place 8-man football team and state championship basketball team. In fact, the group of players on this year’s team have multiple state titles in basketball.

“This is an athletic crew and they’ve been together since kindergarten. They know each other well — maybe too well,” he noted with a laugh. “We don’t have a lot of ‘baseball’ players per se, but we have a lot of good athletes. Only a couple of them play any summer ball.”

Pitcher Mitch Davison scattered four hits and the offense belted out 11 hits, as the Buffaloes will move on to face Dove Creek (7-14) on Thursday at 11:00 a.m. at Coca-Cola All-Star Park in Lakewood for the 1A title.

Dove Creek got past Peetz 9-7 and then, in a typical 1A baseball game, downed Eads 23-18 in a two-hour, 45-minute affair. Eads (9-9) had beaten Elbert (9-5) 3-1 in the regional game.

“These kids are fun to coach,” Lambrecht noted. “They have been playing with each other on the high school teams since they were freshmen. We have several four-year starters.”

Regis Jesuit is No. 1 in this week’s 5A baseball ranking. (Matt Mathewes/MVPSportsPics.com)

For the second consecutive week, there’s a new team atop CHSAANow.com’s Class 5A baseball ranking. This time, Regis Jesuit has ascended to the top.

The Raiders, now 14-3, went 3-0 last week — including a 7-5 win over then-No. 6 ThunderRidge. They are now 9-0 in the always tough Continental League, and are riding an 11-game winning streak.

Fairview actually received the same amount of first-place votes (six) that Regis Jesuit did, but remained at No. 2 with 125 overall points to the Raiders’ 137. The Knights are now 16-1 — 13-0 against in-state teams.

Columbine stayed at No. 3 after going 2-1 last week. Included was a 12-6 win over Chatfield, which at the time was ranked No. 1. But the Rebels also dropped a game to Arvada West, which had an amazing week with wins over the Nos. 1, 3 and 8 teams.

Arvada West jumped into the rankings at No. 6, just behind No. 5 Chatfield and No. 4 Mountain Vista.

ThunderRidge dropped to No. 7, Rocky Mountain is No. 8 and Chaparral is No. 9. Cherry Creek rejoined the poll at No. 10.

There are also new teams atop the 3A and 2A polls. In 3A, Eaton received nine of the 10 first-place votes to overtake Holy Family, which dropped to No. 2. In 2A, Resurrection Christian got five of the seven first-place votes and took over for Swink, which also fell to No. 2.

Windsor retained its spot atop the 4A ranking, and Stratton held firm atop 1A.

The 4A poll added Pueblo East at No. 9, and also saw Lewis-Palmer move from No. 5 to No. 3, and Evergreen go from No. 7 to No. 4.

3A added Bayfield (No. 8), while 2A added Limon (No. 9) and Lyons (No. 10).

With the regular season ending Tuesday, these rankings will serve as the final poll of the regular season.

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Chatfield is the No. 1 team in this week’s 5A baseball poll. (Pam Wagner)

Chatfield, 13-0 to start the 2014 season, has taken over atop this week’s Class 5A baseball poll from CHSAANow.com.

The Chargers moved up from No. 3 and received seven of the 15 first-place votes. They had 131 total points to top the ranking.

A total of six teams got first-place votes, including former No. 1 ThunderRidge, which dropped to No. 6 following its loss to Mountain Vista last week.

Fairview got two of those first-place votes and is No. 2 this week. Columbine, which plays Chatfield on Wednesday, is third, and Regis Jesuit is fourth. Mountain Vista rounds out the top five.

After ThunderRidge, Arapahoe is seventh and Ralston Valley is eighth. Chaparral is No. 9 this week, and Rocky Mountain is No. 10.

The 4A ranking also got a new No. 1 team this week when Windsor overtook Montrose. The Wizards received six of the 13 first-place votes, and had 115 overall points.

Montrose dropped to second this week, and is followed by No. 3 Niwot. Wheat Ridge bumped up one place to No. 4, while Lewis-Palmer is No. 5 after 3-0 week which included a win over then-No. 10 Palmer Ridge on Saturday.

Longmont is the lone newcomer to the 4A poll, joining at No. 10.

The other No. 1 teams held firm atop their respective rankings. Holy Family continued to lead 3A, Swink remain atop of 2A and Stratton continued to lead 1A.

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Fairview, and shortstop Cameron Frazier (3) are No. 4 in this week’s 5A baseball poll. (Dennis Pleuss)

Perhaps no win was bigger for Fairview in recent years than last Thursday’s decision over then-No. 5 Rocky Mountain.

But the win for the Knights was just one-fourth a tough 4-0 week last week, and now they find themselves ranked No. 4 in this week’s CHSAANow.com Class 5A baseball poll. Fairview was seventh last week.

The Knights are actually 7-0 in Colorado, with the lone loss coming in Arizona during a Spring Break tournament. Their lineup has produced double-digit scoring outputs the past four games.

ThunderRidge remained in its top spot in the 5A ranking, where it has been since the preseason. Regis Jesuit stayed at No. 2, and Chatfield held firm at No. 3.

Behind Fairview, Columbine rounds out the top five.

Ralston Valley is No. 6, Mountain Vista is No. 7 and Arapahoe is No. 8. Rocky Mountain dropped to No. 9 after going 1-2 last week.

Chaparral is the lone newcomer to 5A this week. The Wolverines rejoined the poll at No. 10.

Elsewhere, Swink took over the top spot in the 2A ranking. At 9-0, Swink moved up from No. 2. Former No. 1 Resurrection Christian dropped to No. 3.

The 2A poll added Kiowa (No. 8) this week.

The other No. 1 teams remained the same. Those are Montrose (4A), Holy Family (3A) and Stratton (1A).

The 4A poll has two new teams this week: Wheat Ridge, which joined all the way at No. 5, and Elizabeth, which is No. 7.

3A added No. 9 Brush, while 1A added No. 6 Briggsdale.

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Chatfield is No. 3 in this week’s 5A baseball poll. (Pam Wagner)

Chatfield’s off to an unbeaten start in 2014. And its charge up the rankings continued on Monday.

The Chargers, now 9-0, moved up to No. 3 in CHSAANow.com’s Class 5A baseball poll this week. They only joined the poll a week ago.

ThunderRidge remained on top of the 5A ranking, a spot it has occupied since the preseason. The Grizzlies got seven of the 11 first-place vote.

Regis Jesuit moved up to No. 2 from No. 4. Ralston Valley is fourth this week, and Rocky Mountain rounds out the top five.

Columbine bumped up one place from No. 7 to No. 6, Fairview went from No. 10 to No. 7 and Arapahoe held firm at No. 8.

5A’s two newcomers this week are No. 9 Mountain Vista and No. 10 Dakota Ridge.

In 4A, Montrose remained at No. 1, and continued to be followed by No. 2 Windsor and No. 3 Valor Christian. Niwot made a big jump from No. 8 to No. 4, and Delta went from No. 7 to No. 5.

New to the 4A poll this week are No. 9 Lewis-Palmer and No. 10 Evergreen.

Holy Family continued to lead the 3A ranking, which added No. 6 Cedaredge, No. 7 Gunnison and No. 10 Bayfield.

The 2A poll added Sedgwick County at No. 8. Resurrection Christian stayed at No. 1.

In 1A, Stratton remained on top. That poll added No. 8 Peetz.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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The 2013-14 all-state wrestling teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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