Zach Rakowsy scored 28 points to lead Loveland boys basketball to a 86-69 win over Mountain Range on Friday.
Tag: Mountain Range
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Photos: Strong second half powers Boulder girls basketball over Mountain Range
Boulder girls basketball stretched out its lead in the second half to get a 44-33 win over Mountain Range on Friday.
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Photos: Legacy girls basketball edges Mountain Range
Legacy girls basketball held off a late Mountain Range rally to come away with a 46-44 win on Friday night.
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Photos: Mountain Range girls swimming gets dual win over Horizon
Mountain Range girls swimming looked strong as it grabbed a 124-62 dual meet win over Horizon on Wednesday.
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Cross country team rankings by region

(Brent Murphy/brentmurphyphoto.com) 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 [/cbtab][cbtab title=”Class 3A”]
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 [/cbtab][cbtab title=”Class 4A”]
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 [/cbtab][cbtab title=”Class 5A”]
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 [/cbtab][/cbtabs]
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Photos: Fairview wins Front Range League boys tennis tournament
In its hunt for a Class 5A state title, Fairview boys tennis won the Front Range League tournament on Thursday.
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Photos: Kinder helps Valor Christian softball beat Mountain Range
Jordan Kinder went 3-for-4 with four RBIs as Valor Christian beat Mountain Range 13-4 on Saturday.
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Friday Night Lights in April: Schools light their stadiums for students
The Be The Light, Colorado movement continued to spread through the end of its first week with an inspirational display of Friday Night Lights in April.
The #BeTheLightCO trend, which started with five schools and districts on Monday night, and continued with 12 more on Tuesday, and 16 on Wednesday, has now spread across nearly 70 schools and school districts around the state.
The movement seeks to provide a beacon of hope for students during the COVID-19 pandemic, which has closed schools and put the season on hold. Schools and school districts are lighting their stadiums as a way to show students they are in our hearts and on our minds.
Among those taking part since Wednesday:
Jefferson Academy:
βWherever we go our pride is in you Jefferson Academy. Go Jags!β #BeTheLightCO @JAJagWire @JAJAGUARS @CHSAA pic.twitter.com/RAz13UyBl1
— JA Athletics (@JA_Athletics) April 3, 2020
Springfield:
WE ARE LONGHORNS! #BeTheLightCO pic.twitter.com/jWvDH4KldO
— Springfield Athletic (@SHSATHLETICSco) April 3, 2020
Wiggins:
https://twitter.com/Wiggins_50/status/1245895369197637633
Rocky Ford:
MELONEER NATION!! We miss all of you. These lights symbolize our hope, faith, and love for all of you! You have our support. Be safe, be smart, and we will "see" you again next Friday!! pic.twitter.com/nXxM3zK9qs
— Sean McNames (@CoachSMcNames) April 4, 2020
Vista Ridge:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-i6GTKJSW8/
Montrose:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-izOkMnolF/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
West Grand:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-itsfDBZVr/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Hayden:
https://www.facebook.com/bryan.richards.944/videos/2519446381705883/
Yuma:
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=search&v=2972451569501378&external_log_id=292e5a8304a311f2b31dd1bfc86e18c9&q=%23bethelightCO
Fort Lupton:
Lewis-Palmer Schools:
Cheraw:
@CHSAA #BeTheLightCO Cheraw High School pic.twitter.com/oEjEa1fdUD
— Brian Bonds (@Brian_bonds11) April 4, 2020
Pagosa Springs:
We love our community! Golden Peaks Stadium, 4/3/2020. #bethelightCO @CHSAA @AdamCHSAA pic.twitter.com/bzirlVDb78
— Pagosa Athletics (@PagosaAthletics) April 4, 2020
Valor Christian:
We miss you, we love you and tonight the lights turned on for you. Hereβs to the best community of students, teachers, staff and families! Stay Home and Stay Safe. The lights were on at 20:20 military time for our SENIORS! #BeTheLightCO @CHSAA @9Preps @Valoreagles @CoachBonn pic.twitter.com/LT7EZJ2Otq
— Valor Christian Athletics (@ValorAthletics) April 4, 2020
Soroco:
The lights shined tonight for our students, staff and community. #BeTheLightCO @CHSAA @ByShelbyReardon pic.twitter.com/G7Qup3S1fq
— SOROCO_Rams (@SOROCO_Rams) April 4, 2020
Lamar:
Savage stadium lit up for our student athletes. We miss seeing your performances and hope you are all well. When normalcy returns we look forward to seeing you under these lights and at our other facilities. #BeTheLightCO @CHSAA pic.twitter.com/NROIsOTEwD
— Chris Medina (@LamarThunder) April 4, 2020
Sand Creek:
Tonight we light the Sand Creek stadium in support of all of@our students. #BeTheLightCO @CHSAANow @gazettepreps @KOAA @sandcreeknation @sandcreekzone @District49 @KKTV11News @FOX21News https://t.co/8MgeSZXAqa pic.twitter.com/qiRHCqkxGW
— Scorpions Athletics (@SCScorpions1) April 4, 2020
Mountain Range:
As a beacon of hope, the lights of North Stadium shine bright tonight for all @Adams12 student-athletes who had their seasons cut short. ππ€ We can never bring back their lost seasons, but the memories they brought us will forever live on in our hearts. #BeTheLightCO #COpreps pic.twitter.com/kg20v2Vnve
— Mountain Range HS (@MountainRangeHS) April 4, 2020
Haxtun:
Tonight, Adam Wernsman field is lit up in honor of the #bethelightco campaign from CHSAA. pic.twitter.com/YfOFydGR0c
— Haxtun Bulldogs (@HaxtunAthletics) April 4, 2020
Brush:
We miss you, Beetdiggers #BeTheLightCO #OneBeet pic.twitter.com/qWX7p7vfia
— Brush AD (@BeetdiggersAD) April 4, 2020
Denver West:
#BeTheLightCO for Denver West Cowboys athletics pic.twitter.com/k1wD1gIBVk
— Michael Mallari (@MichaelMallari) April 4, 2020
Windsor:
Stadiums across the state have lit up this week as part of the #BeTheLight campaign. Swimming pools can play too! We miss our students and are here for you! #WHSWizards #BeTheLightCO #COpreps #WeldPreps @CHSAA @PrepSwimCO pic.twitter.com/iM4qFeOfBe
— Wizards Swim & Dive π§ββοΈπββοΈπ§ββοΈπββοΈ (@AquaWizards) April 4, 2020
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All-state girls swimming and diving teams for the 2019-20 season
The 2020 all-state girls swimming teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.
These teams were created based upon results at the state meet. The swimmers and divers of the year were also selected based upon the state meet.
The coaches of the year voted on by coaches at the state meets.
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Class 5A

(Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com) Swimmer of the year: Lucy Bell, Fossil Ridge
Diver of the year: Isabel Gregersen, Ralston Valley
Swim coach of the year: Tom Byorick, Heritage
Dive coach of the year: Jacob Dunbar, Denver East
First Team Name Year School Event(s) Lucy Bell Sophomore Fossil Ridge 200 Medley Relay, 200 IM, 100 Free, 400 Free Relay Sophia Bradac Senior Regis Jesuit 100 Breast Ally Brown Senior Horizon 1 mtr Diving Mahala Erlandson Junior Fossil Ridge 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay Renee Gillilan Sophomore Fossil Ridge 200 Medley Relay, 100 Fly, 100 Back, 400 Free Relay Isabel Gregersen Junior Ralston Valley 1 mtr Diving Meghan Mulvihill Junior Chatfield 200 Free Relay Mia Norrid Senior Chatfield 200 Free Relay Emily Rinker Junior Fossil Ridge 400 Free Relay Catherine Rodocker Eaglecrest 1 mtr Diving Kathryn Shanley Junior Chatfield 200 Free, 500 Free, 200 Free Relay Anna Shaw Junior Heritage 50 Free Emma Stahl Senior Fossil Ridge 200 Medley Relay Avery Turney Junior Chatfield 200 Free Relay Second Team Name Year School Event(s) Dahlia Allen Sophomore Lewis-Palmer 1 mtr Diving Aislyn Barnett Sophomore Heritage 100 Breast Megan Bergstrom Arapahoe 500 Free Elizabeth Brock Sophomore Cherry Creek 400 Free Relay Isalina Colsman Senior Regis Jesuit 200 Free Relay Grace Dale Sophomore Regis Jesuit 200 Free Relay Grace Downing Senior Heritage 1 mtr Diving Megan DuMond Senior Lewis-Palmer 1 mtr Diving Josie Graves Junior Legend 1 mtr Diving Julianne Jones Sophomore Fairview 200 Medley Relay, 200 IM Margaret Kroening Sophomore Douglas County 200 Free Morgan Lukinac Sophomore Fairview 200 Medley Relay Ariana Mitsuoka Senior Regis Jesuit 200 Free Relay Jenna Reznicek Junior Fairview 200 Medley Relay, 100 Back Madison Saldanha Sophomore Cherry Creek 400 Free Relay Edith Simecek Freshman Fairview 200 Medley Relay, 100 Fly Jenna Smith Junior Cherry Creek 400 Free Relay Meredith Smithbaker Junior Rocky Mountain 50 Free Maya Stefanski Senior Cherry Creek 1 mtr Diving Teagan Steinmetz Freshman Cherry Creek 400 Free Relay Jada Surrell-Norwood Senior Regis Jesuit 200 Free Relay [divider]
Class 4A

(Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com) Swimmer of the year: Lindsey Immel, Rampart
Diver of the year: Maggie Buckley, Rampart
Swim coach of the year: Susan Stone, Mullen
Dive coach of the year: Chris Madsen, Standley Lake/Arvada West
First Team Name Year School Event(s) Caroline Bricker Cheyenne Mountain 200 IM, 100 Breast Laelle Brovold Senior Rampart 200 Medley Relay, 100 Fly Maggie Buckley Junior Rampart 1 mtr Diving Claire Chahbandour Junior Mullen 200 Free Relay Mary Codevilla Sophomore Niwot 200 Free, 500 Free Chase Davison Sophomore Mullen 200 Free Relay Lauren Gryboski Senior Coronado 1 mtr Diving Sophia Hemingway Dakota Ridge 400 Free Relay Kira Hobbs Dakota Ridge 400 Free Relay Elsa Huebsch Dakota Ridge 400 Free Relay Lindsey Immel Junior Rampart 200 Medley Relay, 50 Free, 100 Free Melinda Johnson Dakota Ridge 400 Free Relay Katey Lewicki Senior Monarch 100 Back Johanna Miller Junior Rampart 200 Medley Relay Geneva Pauly Sophomore Arvada West 1 mtr Diving Lindsey Sowitch Junior Mullen 200 Free Relay Claire Timson Sophomore Rampart 200 Medley Relay Gabrielle Zinis Junior Mullen 200 Free Relay Second Team Name Year School Event(s) Madison Black Senior Silver Creek 50 Free Sarah Cook Grand Junction 400 Free Relay Nina English Grand Junction 400 Free Relay Erin Esty Senior Air Academy 1 mtr Diving Anelise Hedges Junior Arvada West 200 IM Kaelyn Hinesley Junior Cheyenne Mountain 1 mtr Diving Emily Kahn Senior George Washington 100 Free Delaney Kidd Grand Junction 400 Free Relay Mary Macaulay Freshman Mullen 200 Medley Relay Riley Pope Grand Junction 400 Free Relay Clare Sanderson Cheyenne Mountain 500 Free Angeline Settle Junior Monarch 1 mtr Diving Ashley Van Freshman Liberty 1 mtr Diving Kylie Walters Sophomore Rampart 200 Free Relay Celia Webster Sophomore Monarch 100 Fly Ryley Williams Senior Thompson Valley 1 mtr Diving [divider]
Class 3A
Swimmer of the year: Elise Mishmash, Salida
Diver of the year: Rachel Alexander, Discovery Canyon
Swim coach of the year: Wendy Gorie, Salida
Dive coach of the year: Josh Kinney, Discovery Canyon
First Team Name Year School Event(s) Rachel Alexander Senior Discovery Canyon 1 mtr Diving Hope Atkins Senior Evergreen 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay Caitlin Cairns Senior St. Mary’s 50 Free, 100 Fly Jillian Carlson Sophomore Delta 100 Breast Alyssa Cook Freshman Evergreen 200 Medley Relay Emma Diesslin Freshman Salida 200 Free Relay Remi Gucker Senior Evergreen 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay Taylor Jacobson Sophomore Evergreen 200 Medley Relay, 400 Free Relay Jolie Kim Junior Kent Denver 200 IM, 500 Free Lily Lengerich Junior Salida 200 Free Relay Lucy Meinert Sophomore Green Mountain 100 Fly Elise Mishmash Senior Salida 100 Free, 200 Free Relay Hannah Rhude Junior Salida 200 Free Relay Victoria Sanders Sophomore Discovery Canyon 1 mtr Diving Abbie Scruton Junior Glenwood Springs 1 mtr Diving Sydney Silver St. Mary’s Academy 200 Free, 100 Back Caitlin Smith Junior Evergreen 400 Free Relay Second Team Name Year School Event(s) Mackenzie Abbott Colorado Academy 1 mtr Diving Caitlin Beery Junior Thomas Jefferson 500 Free, 200 Free Relay Alexis Behn Sophomore Durango 1 mtr Diving Phoebe Briney Senior Thomas Jefferson 200 Free Relay Amber Brooks Senior Kent Denver 400 Free Relay Libby Claassen Junior Glenwood Springs 1 mtr Diving Jamie Dellwardt Freshman Berthoud 200 IM, 100 Back Natalia Evans Junior Kent Denver 100 Free, 400 Free Relay Morgan George Senior Thomas Jefferson 200 Free Relay Courtney Giordano Freshman Erie 100 Fly Lilly Huggard Freshman Aspen 200 Medley Relay Payten Irwin Senior Erie 50 Free, 100 Fly Emily Jauch Junior Liberty Common 100 Breast Laila Khan-Farooqi Sophomore Aspen 200 Medley Relay Emily Kinney Junior Aspen 200 Medley Relay Kate Little Freshman Thomas Jefferson 200 Free Relay Juliet McGill Senior Glenwood Springs 1 mtr Diving Campbell Patteson Senior Kent Denver 1 mtr Diving Maylin Pollack Junior Kent Denver 400 Free Relay Kayla Tehrani Sophomore Aspen 200 Medley Relay -
Girls basketball playoff roundup: Pine Creek upsets Grand Junction Central

File photo. (Ismael Gomez) Hitting the road isn’t always a sign of impending doom when it comes to basketball playoffs. That certainly turned out to be the case for Pine Creek as it made its way west on I-70 for the first round of the Class 5A girls basketball state tournament.
The Eagles entered the tournament as the 39 seed, but it didn’t deter them as they left the western side of Colorado with a 29-26 win over Grand Junction Central. They’ll stay a little closer to home on Saturday when they head to Arvada to take on No. 7 Ralston Valley.
Pine Creek jumped out to a 20-8 lead at halftime but the offense quickly slowed down in the second half. Leah Redding knocked down a big 3-pointer for Central early in the fourth quarter to cut the Eagles’ lead to eight points.
Pine Creek made its way to the free throw line where Brynae Stewart made two and Jordyn Gutierrez made one to keep the game just out of Central’s reach.
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(22) Fairview 47, (43) Castle View 45
Fairview’s Izzy Munson led all scorers with 19 points as the Knights battled back from a five-point deficit heading into the fourth quarter. They’ll meet Denver South in the second round.
Leaya Mckinney and Alexa Barkeen each scored 11 for the Sabercats.
(37) Brighton 63, (28) Mountain Range 53
The Bulldogs were one of just three lower-seeded teams to get wins in the first round. Their win over Mountain Range puts them in the second round where they’ll travel to Fruita Monument.
(36) Arvada West 48, (29) Loveland 38
Arvada West’s first round win sets up a matchup with Grandview in the second round.
Other 5A scores:
- (32) Far Northeast Warriors 48, (33) Monarch 45
- (30) Liberty 48, (35) Greeley West 38
- (31) Horizon 60, (34) Eaglecrest 54
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Class 4A

File photo. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics) No. 37 Longmont upsets No. 28 D’Evelyn in first-round thriller
Jordynn Lee scored 17 points to lead Longmont to a first-round upset win over D’Evelyn. The Trojans advance to the second round of the 4A tournament where they’ll see a familiar foe in Erie.
Longmont opened the season with a 56-42 loss to the Tigers and now get a chance at redemption.
Emmelia Ashton added 13 points in Longmont’s winning effort on Tuesday.
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(19) Skyview 39, (46) Coronado 36
Jordan Gonzales knocked down a big 3-pointer late in the fourth quarter as Skyline held off a persistent Coronado team. The Cougars trailed by one entering the fourth quarter but Fatinah Muhammed made two key buckets to put them up by five.
But the Wolverines battled back to avoid the upset and stay alive in tournament play.
(23) Palmer Ridge 38, (42) Pueblo East 36
Eden Bonser led all scorers with 17 points as the Bears grabbed a narrow win over the Eagles. They won’t travel far for their next game as they’ll take on league rival Air Academy on Friday.
Jaylene Escajeda led Pueblo East with 11 points.
(34) Littleton 58, (31) Denver West 44
Ava Youngblood-Yazzi and Jasmyn Thompson-Harvey each scored 12 points as the Lions were one of just two lower-seeded teams to get a win in Tuesday’s slate of games.
Other 4A scores:
- (30) Pueblo County 36, (35) Standley Lake 31
- (21) Lewis-Palmer 54, (44) Widefield 50
- (32) Centaurus 43, (33) Pueblo South 33