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  • ThunderRidge takes over atop 5A girls basketball rankings

    With the preseason No. 1 losing earlier in the week, that left preseason No. 2 Broomfield as the presumptive No. 1.

    Until ThunderRidge knocked off the Eagles on Saturday.

    So when the dust settled on Monday morning, it was the Grizzlies (3-0) who assumed the No. 1 spot in CHSAANow.com’s Class 5A girls basketball rankings. They got nine of the 17 first-place votes, and had 139 overall points.

    Broomfield remained at No. 2 with three first-place votes and 129 points.

    Regis Jesuit, which lost to Monarch last Tuesday, fell to No. 8. Monarch is No. 3 this week after going unranked in the preseason.

    Also joining the 5A poll this week is No. 6 Ralston Valley.

    Elsewhere, there are also new No. 1 teams in 3A (Pagosa Springs) and 1A (Idalia).

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

    Complete rankings are below.

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    CHSAANow.com Girls Basketball Polls

    Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.

    First-place votes are in parentheses.

    Coaches and media members looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.

    Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 ThunderRidge (9) 3-0 139 10 3-0
    2 Broomfield (3) 2-1 129 2 2-1
    3 Monarch 4-0 125 – 4-0
    4 Highlands Ranch (4) 4-1 116 4 4-1
    5 Grandview (1) 0-0 86 3 0-0
    6 Ralston Valley 3-0 76 – 3-0
    7 Regis Jesuit 2-2 60 1 2-2
    8 Horizon 2-1 58 9 2-1
    9 Lakewood 1-3 34 6 1-3
    10 Fossil Ridge 2-1 31 5 2-1
    Others receiving votes:
    Rampart 28, Denver East 21, Arapahoe 8, Fairview 8, Grand Junction 6, Cherry Creek 5, Mountain Vista 2, Palmer 1, Pine Creek 1, Rocky Mountain 1.
    Dropped out
    Cherry Creek (7), Rampart (8).

    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Valor Christian (11) 1-0 114 1 1-0
    2 Sand Creek 2-0 99 3 2-0
    3 Mesa Ridge (1) 2-1 87 4 2-1
    4 Pueblo West 3-1 79 5 3-1
    5 D’Evelyn (1) 2-2 68 6 2-2
    6 Pueblo South 1-2 43 2 1-2
    7 Canon City 4-0 30 – 4-0
    8 Holy Family 1-2 28 7 1-2
    9 Longmont 1-0 27 – 1-0
    10 Pueblo East 1-2 25 9 1-2
    Others receiving votes:
    Glenwood Springs 21, Montrose 17, Green Mountain 15, Air Academy 10, Silver Creek 9, Wheat Ridge 9, Denver West 8, Sierra 7, Pueblo County 6, Littleton 4, Falcon 3, Thompson Valley 3, Berthoud 1, Mead 1, Thomas Jefferson 1.
    Dropped out
    Montrose (8), Silver Creek (10).

    Class 3A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Pagosa Springs (5) 3-0 127 2 3-0
    2 Sterling (7) 2-0 105 1 2-0
    3 Lutheran (1) 0-0 104 3 0-0
    4 Manitou Springs (1) 1-0 89 4 1-0
    5 St. Mary’s 3-0 85 6 3-0
    6 Eaton 0-0 64 5 0-0
    7 Faith Christian 3-0 32 – 3-0
    8 Machebeuf 1-1 31 7 1-1
    9 Trinidad 2-1 22 – 2-1
    10 Lamar 2-1 20 8 2-1
    Others receiving votes:
    Olathe 15, Valley 15, La Junta 14, Kent Denver 11, Alamosa 8, Buena Vista 6, Brush 5, Monte Vista 5, Platte Valley 4, The Pinnacle 3, Grand Valley 3, The Academy 2, Liberty Common 1, Salida 1.
    Dropped out
    Peak to Peak (9), Olathe (10).

    Class 2A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Yuma (7) 0-0 95 1 0-0
    2 Hoehne (2) 3-0 87 2 3-0
    3 Akron 2-0 79 5 2-0
    4 Peyton (1) 1-0 72 4 1-0
    5 Caliche 2-0 63 3 2-0
    6 Paonia 2-0 52 6 2-0
    7 Meeker 3-0 33 7 3-0
    8 Del Norte 2-0 17 – 2-0
    9 Highland 3-0 15 – 3-0
    10 Sanford 0-1 13 9 0-1
    Others receiving votes:
    Ellicott 7, Cedaredge 6, Rye 4, Ignacio 2, Ridgway 2, Sedgwick County 2.
    Dropped out
    Rye (8), Simla (10).

    Class 1A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Idalia (6) 2-0 87 2 2-0
    2 Eads 1-0 72 4 1-0
    3 Kit Carson (1) 2-0 67 8 2-0
    4 Norwood (1) 0-0 58 3 0-0
    5 Briggsdale (1) 1-1 49 1 1-1
    6 Sangre De Cristo 3-0 44 – 3-0
    7 Fleming 2-0 33 7 2-0
    8 South Baca 2-0 27 – 2-0
    9 Cheraw 2-1 18 6 2-1
    10 Shining Mountain 1-1 13 5 1-1
    Others receiving votes:
    Prairie 6, Springfield 6, La Veta 5, Genona-Hugo/Karval 4, Heritage Christian 2, Otis 2, Flagler 1, Plateau Valley 1.
    Dropped out
    Community Christian (9), Otis (10).

  • Photos: Bell leads Dawson girls basketball over No. 6 St. Mary’s

    LAFAYETTE — Fiona Bell scored over half of Dawson School girls basketball’s points in the win over No. 6 St. Mary’s Academy, 37-29, on Tuesday.

    Bell scored 19 points, including three 3-pointers, in addition to grabbing five rebounds.

    Dawson got off to a hot 14-0 start and never looked back.

    St. Mary’s was shut out in the first quarter, but cut the Dawson lead to seven after going on a 9-0 run. The St. Mary’s flame was doused by a Bell 3-pointer in the last minute of the third quarter

    St. Mary’s went on another run, scoring eight points in a row in the fourth quarter, to cut the lead to eight, but they couldn’t complete the comeback.

  • All-state volleyball teams for 2014 season

    The 2014 all-state volleyball players of the year. From left: Eaglecrest's Jordyn Poulter (5A), Lewis-Palmer's Alexa Smith (4A), Resurrection Christian's Madison Webb (2A), Idalia's Reagan Shaffer (1A) and Eaton's Kortney Lockey (3A). (Photos: Tim Visser and Matt Daniels/MaxPreps)
    The 2014 all-state volleyball players of the year. From left: Eaglecrest’s Jordyn Poulter (5A), Lewis-Palmer’s Alexa Smith (4A), Resurrection Christian’s Madison Webb (2A), Idalia’s Reagan Shaffer (1A) and Eaton’s Kortney Lockey (3A). (Photos: Tim Visser and Matt Daniels/MaxPreps)

    The 2014 all-state volleyball teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

    Scroll down to see the teams, or use the menu below to navigate to the class of your choosing.

    Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A

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    Class 5A

    Player of the year: Jordyn Poulter, Eaglecrest

    Coach of the year: Stephanie Schick, Chatfield

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Madison Laufenberg Castle View Senior OH
    Bridgette Lococo Fossil Ridge Senior MH
    Haley Mclaren Grandview Senior OH/RS
    Amelia Metzler Chatfield Senior S/OPP/OH
    Jordyn Poulter Eaglecrest Senior S
    August Raskie Rampart Senior S
    Abbi Reid Denver East Senior OH
    Shayli Siegfreid Highlands Ranch Senior L/DS
    Santaisha Sturges Regis Jesuit Senior OH
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Audrey Cheng Fairview Sophomore S/RS
    Amanda Cushen Rampart Senior OH
    Mattison DeGarmo Douglas County Senior OH
    Jillian Desmond Regis Jesuit Senior MH
    Simone Gibeau Ralston Valley Senior OH
    Anne-Liese Golletz Chatfield Senior MB/OH
    Kalee Maricle Eaglecrest Senior MB
    Teryn Mills Chaparral Senior L
    Natalie Passeck Chaparral Senior OH
    Melanie Patenaude Cherry Creek Senior OH/RS
    Shannon Webb Cherokee Trail Junior OH
    Sidney Wicks Cherokee Trail Senior S/RS


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    Class 4A

    Player of the year: Alexa Smith, Lewis-Palmer

    Coach of the year: Susan Odenbaugh, Lewis-Palmer

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Lindsey Baker Cheyenne Mountain Senior OH
    Courtney Domme Cheyenne Mountain Senior L
    Mariah Evans Lewis-Palmer Junior S
    Jessica Jackson Thomas Jefferson Senior OH
    Cori Kirschling Niwot Senior OH
    Nicole Montgomery Lewis-Palmer Senior OPP/OH
    Becca Page Ponderosa Senior S
    Allegra Shippy Pueblo West Senior MB/OH
    Alexa Smith Lewis-Palmer Senior OH
    Allison Smith Ponderosa Junior OH
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Kellyn Alexander Montrose Senior OPP/OH
    Lydia Bartalo Lewis-Palmer Sophomore MB
    Mattison Dabovich Pueblo West Senior OH
    Mackenzie Ellison Battle Mountain Senior OH
    Erica Grove Mitchell Senior MH
    Taylor Harrington Steamboat Springs Senior MB
    Elise Hill Montrose Junior OH/OPP
    Braya Hunt Valor Christian Junior S/OPP
    Maddie Labor Steamboat Springs Junior L
    Emily Lambrecht Canon City Senior OH/OPP/S
    Jordan Pingel Air Academy Senior OH
    Jenna Price Cheyenne Mountain Senior OH
    Kylee Shook Mesa Ridge Junior MH
    Camille Smith Ponderosa Junior MH
    Cassidy Wurth Valor Christian Senior MB


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    Class 3A

    Player of the year: Kortney Lockey, Eaton

    Coach of the year: Gwen Forster, Eaton

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Cori Aafedt Valley Senior S/OPP
    Alondra Garza Valley Senior L
    Kirstie Hillyer Bayfield Senior MH/RS
    Shayla Klein Sterling Senior OH/MH
    Kortney Lockey Eaton Senior OH
    Katie McKiel Manitou Springs Junior OH
    Layne Pachl Valley Senior OH
    Caiden Rexius Eaton Junior OH
    Cori Scott Buena Vista Senior S
    Tarynn Sieg Eaton Sophomore MH/RS
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Sydney Brooks Manitou Springs Senior L
    Mackenzie Chrisman Sterling Senior MH/S
    Cassie Davis Colorado Springs Christian Sophomore S/RS
    Cassidy Defurio Buena Vista Senior OH
    Kaitlyn Detlefsen Coal Ridge Junior MH/OH
    Danyle Dupray Faith Christian Senior OH
    Madison Fisher University Junior S
    Angala Jensen Manitou Springs Junior S
    Chelsey Lockey Eaton Freshman S
    Kyra Mix Platte Valley Senior MB/RS
    Jamie Nielson Colorado Springs Christian Junior MH/MB
    Bailey Schumacher Eaton Junior L/S
    Katie Whitelaw St. Mary’s Senior OH


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    Class 2A

    Player of the year: Madison Webb, Resurrection Christian

    Coach of the year: Caleb Howard, Resurrection Christian

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Jordan Baer Akron Senior OH
    Rachael Edler Caliche Senior OH
    Easton Hartigan Paonia Senior MH/OH
    Preston Lienemann Resurrection Christian Senior OH
    Mallory Noble Yuma Junior S/RS
    Leah Roberson Swink Senior MH/MB/OH
    Katrina Terrell Yuma Senior MH/OH
    Tara Traphagan Yuma Junior OH/MH
    Madison Webb Resurrection Christian Senior S
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Taylor Carsten Paonia Junior S
    Karli Christensen Akron Senior S
    Morgan Hartigan Paonia Senior OH
    Bailee Jones Hoehne Senior S/OPP
    Jaedyn Lambrecht Caliche Junior S
    Megan Mosby Del Norte Senior OH
    Peighton Roth Yuma Junior L/DS/OH
    Kaitlyn Rutherford Ridgway Junior OH
    Sarah Schaller Sargent Junior OH
    Laney Swan Colorado Springs School Sophomore S
    Kelci VanTreese Sargent Senior MB


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    Class 1A

    Player of the year: Reagan Shaffer, Idalia

    Coach of the year: Derek Herbert, Fleming

    First Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Megan Chintala Fleming Senior L
    Rachel Frantz Fleming Senior S
    Aurelia Isenbart Kit Carson Senior –
    Timmi Keisel Fleming Senior MH
    Kylee Kuntz Otis Junior 0/S/OH
    Deborah Kurtzer Fleming Senior OH
    Antonya Schaffert Otis Junior OH
    Reagan Shaffer Idalia Junior OH/DS
    Jennay Terrell Idalia Junior MH/DS
    Rena Trujillo La Veta Senior S
    Second Team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Allie Beiriger Sangre De Cristo Senior L
    Tanaia Hansen Eads Senior OH
    Jade Hasz Flagler Junior L/OH
    Hanna Herman Hi-Plains Senior MH/S/DS
    Micayla Isenbart Kit Carson Freshman –
    Emily Kaiser Prairie Sophomore MH
    Lissette Lefforge Otis Junior 0/MB
    Alyssa Lovato Cheraw Junior S
    Elayna Muller Fleming Senior DS
    Elisha Rodwell Flagler Junior OH/OPP
    Abbey Stagner Sangre De Cristo Senior OH/MB
    Brittany Tezak Cotopaxi Senior –
    Abby Valerio Rocky Mountain Lutheran Senior MH
    Jordan Williams Norwood Senior –

  • Overland heads preseason 5A boys basketball rankings

    Denver East Overland boys basketball
    Austin Conway and Overland are the preseason No. 1 team in 5A boys basketball. (Pam Wagner).

    Overland, a final four team a season ago, is the preseason No. 1 pick in Class 5A boys basketball.

    The Trailblazers return a talented roster, as well as three of their four leading scorers from 2013-14. Included are senior Division I commits Austin Conway (Wyoming) and Ryan Swan (Air Force), as well as top 2016 national recruit De’Ron Davis.

    Overland got 10 first-place votes, and had 151 total points.

    Regis Jesuit is No. 2 in CHSAANow.com’s 5A poll, while defending champion Denver East begins at No. 3. Eaglecrest is fourth, and ThunderRidge rounds out the top 5.

    Also ranked in the preseason is No. 6 Chaparral, No. 7 Abraham Lincoln, No. 8 Arvada West, No. 9 Rangeview and No. 10 Mountain Vista.

    Elsewhere, Sanford is the lone defending champion to open up as a preseason No. 1 team. It heads the 2A poll.

    Reflecing the uncertainty of the 4A this year, eight different teams received first-place votes in that classification’s preseason ranking.

    Longmont got five of those votes, and leads the 4A poll as preseason No. 1. Pueblo South also got five first-place votes, and is No. 2.

    Lewis-Palmer is third, Thomas Jefferson is fourth and Valor Christian rounds out the top five. Defending champion Pueblo East is No. 9 in the preseason. Holy Family, last season’s 3A champion which moved up to 4A this year, is No. 8.

    In 3A, Colorado Academy leads the way. The Mustangs, runner-up last season, received seven of the 11 first-place votes.

    1A’s preseason poll is led by McClave. Defending champion Hi-Plains is No. 3.

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

    Complete rankings are below.

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    CHSAANow.com Boys Basketball Polls

    Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.

    First-place votes are in parentheses.

    Coaches and media members looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.

    Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS
    1 Overland (10) 0-0 151
    2 Regis Jesuit (1) 0-0 117
    3 Denver East (4) 0-0 110
    4 Eaglecrest 0-0 94
    5 ThunderRidge (1) 0-0 89
    6 Chaparral 0-0 82
    7 Abraham Lincoln 0-0 50
    8 Arvada West 0-0 39
    9 Rangeview 0-0 35
    10 Mountain Vista 0-0 28
    Others receiving votes:
    Legend 25, Fossil Ridge 11, Cherry Creek 10, Rock Canyon 9, Dakota Ridge 6, Highlands Ranch 6, Chatfield 4, Smoky Hill 4, Aurora Central 3, Cherokee Trail 3, Montbello 3, Boulder 1.

    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS
    1 Longmont (5) 0-0 132
    2 Pueblo South (5) 0-0 102
    3 Lewis-Palmer (2) 0-0 90
    4 Thomas Jefferson (1) 0-0 89
    5 Valor Christian (1) 0-0 84
    6 D’Evelyn (1) 0-0 69
    7 Sand Creek 0-0 55
    8 Holy Family 0-0 44
    9 Pueblo East (1) 0-0 43
    10 Denver South (1) 0-0 36
    Others receiving votes:
    Golden 33, Cheyenne Mountain 30, Pueblo Central 18, Air Academy 14, Denver West 13, Mead 13, Steamboat Springs 11, Mesa Ridge 10, Thompson Valley 10, Pueblo West 8.

    Class 3A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS
    1 Colorado Academy (7) 0-0 103
    2 Colorado Springs Christian (2) 0-0 89
    3 Faith Christian (2) 0-0 80
    4 Moffat County 0-0 66
    5 Jefferson Academy 0-0 44
    6 Lutheran 0-0 39
    7 St. Mary’s 0-0 25
    8 Kent Denver 0-0 21
    9 DSST-Stapleton 0-0 19
    10 The Pinnacle 0-0 17
    Others receiving votes:
    Brush 16, Manitou Springs 14, Grand Valley 12, Machebeuf 9, Platte Valley 8, Aspen 7, Centauri 6, Eaton 6, Sterling 6, Monte Vista 5, Buena Vista 4, Bennett 2, Frontier Academy 2, St. Mary’s Academy 2, University 2, Strasburg 1.

    Class 2A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS
    1 Sanford (10) 0-0 100
    2 Ignacio 0-0 89
    3 Simla 0-0 57
    4 Resurrection Christian 0-0 56
    5 Akron 0-0 46
    6 Meeker 0-0 41
    7 Rye 0-0 35
    8 Sedgwick County 0-0 28
    9 Holyoke 0-0 24
    10 Yuma 0-0 16
    Others receiving votes:
    Center 13, Crowley County 13, Denver Christian 11, Caliche 9, Peyton 6, Ellicott 4, Mancos 1, Swink 1.

    Class 1A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS
    1 McClave (8) 0-0 95
    2 Norwood 0-0 75
    3 Hi-Plains (1) 0-0 68
    4 Fleming 0-0 62
    5 Holly 0-0 54
    6 Cheyenne Wells 0-0 45
    7 South Baca 0-0 34
    8 Sangre De Cristo (1) 0-0 29
    9 Jim Elliot 0-0 22
    10 Granada 0-0 15
    Others receiving votes:
    Peetz 6, Arickaree/Woodlin 5, Denver Jewish 5, Shining Mountain 5, Cheraw 4, Otis 4, Primero 4, Kit Carson 3, Community Christian 2, Sierra Grande 1.

  • Regis Jesuit girls basketball No. 1 in preseason 5A rankings

    Fossil Ridge Regis Jesuit girls basketball
    Regis Jesuit girls basketball leads the preseason 5A poll. (Ray Chen/arrayphoto.com)

    Regis Jesuit girls basketball, winner of the last two Class 5A titles, heads the classification’s preseason poll.

    The Raiders received 11 of the 16 first-place votes in CHSAANow.com’s poll, which was released Monday. They also had 139 overall points, edging preseason No. 2 Broomfield (130).

    Regis hasn’t lost to an in-state team since dropping a game to ThunderRidge in Feb. 2013. That’s a span of 28 consecutive wins against Colorado teams. The school is also 42-1 against in-state teams since the start of the 2012-13 season.

    Broomfield lost in last season’s 4A title game, and is making the move to 5A this season.

    Grandview is No. 3, and No. 4 Highlands Ranch and No. 5 Fossil Ridge round out the top 5.

    Also ranked in the preseason are No. 6 Lakewood, No. 7 Cherry Creek, No. 8 Rampart, No. 9 Horizon and No. 10 ThunderRidge.

    In 4A, Valor Christian is the preseason No. 1. Pueblo South is No. 2, and defending champion Mesa Ridge is No. 3. Holy Family, winner of last year’s 3A title which has moved up to 4A, is No. 7.

    Sterling leads 3A’s preseason poll. Pagosa Springs, last season’s runner-up, is No. 2.

    Yuma is the favorite in 2A. It was runner-up last season to Lutheran, which opens as No. 3.

    Briggsdale heads the 1A ranking. Defending champion Norwood is No. 3.

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

    Complete rankings are below.

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    CHSAANow.com Girls Basketball Polls

    Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.

    First-place votes are in parentheses.

    Coaches and media members looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.

    Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS
    1 Regis Jesuit (11) 0-0 139
    2 Broomfield (3) 0-0 130
    3 Grandview 0-0 116
    4 Highlands Ranch (1) 0-0 104
    5 Fossil Ridge (1) 0-0 89
    6 Lakewood 0-0 74
    7 Cherry Creek 0-0 59
    8 Rampart 0-0 46
    9 Horizon 0-0 40
    10 ThunderRidge 0-0 29
    Others receiving votes:
    Monarch 16, Poudre 11, Dakota Ridge 7, Arapahoe 6, Mountain Vista 4, Denver East 2, Legacy 2, Pine Creek 2, Castle View 1, Palmer 1, Ralston Valley 1, Rocky Mountain 1.

    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS
    1 Valor Christian (8) 0-0 110
    2 Pueblo South (1) 0-0 87
    3 Sand Creek 0-0 83
    4 Mesa Ridge (3) 0-0 75
    5 Pueblo West (1) 0-0 50
    6 D’Evelyn 0-0 44
    7 Holy Family 0-0 42
    8 Montrose 0-0 29
    9 Pueblo East 0-0 28
    10 Silver Creek 0-0 21
    Others receiving votes:
    Longmont 18, Green Mountain 17, Palmer Ridge 17, Air Academy 14, Mullen 12, Sierra 12, Glenwood Springs 10, Elizabeth 9, Thompson Valley 7, Vista Ridge 7, Discovery Canyon 6, Windsor 5, Palisade 3, Standley Lake 3, Falcon 2, Canon City 1, Eagle Valley 1, Evergreen 1, Mead 1.

    Class 3A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS
    1 Sterling (4) 0-0 93
    2 Pagosa Springs (4) 0-0 84
    3 Lutheran (3) 0-0 75
    4 Manitou Springs (1) 0-0 62
    5 Eaton 0-0 61
    6 St. Mary’s 0-0 43
    7 Machebeuf 0-0 37
    8 Lamar 0-0 30
    9 Peak to Peak 0-0 27
    10 Olathe 0-0 22
    Others receiving votes:
    Brush 19, Platte Valley 19, Centauri 17, Trinidad 15, Strasburg 12, La Junta 9, Salida 9, Kent Denver 8, Buena Vista 6, Valley 6, Moffat County 3, Monte Vista 2, Grand Valley 1.

    Class 2A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS
    1 Yuma (8) 0-0 96
    2 Hoehne (1) 0-0 82
    3 Caliche 0-0 71
    4 Peyton (1) 0-0 68
    5 Akron 0-0 63
    6 Paonia 0-0 47
    7 Meeker 0-0 41
    8 Rye 0-0 21
    9 Sanford 0-0 16
    10 Simla 0-0 13
    Others receiving votes:
    Dayspring Christian 6, Del Norte 6, Sargent 5, Highland 4, Sedgwick County 4, Ellicott 3, Clear Creek 2, Ridgway 2.

    Class 1A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS
    1 Briggsdale (4) 0-0 88
    2 Idalia (2) 0-0 82
    3 Norwood (3) 0-0 78
    4 Eads 0-0 58
    5 Shining Mountain 0-0 48
    6 Cheraw 0-0 41
    7 Fleming 0-0 35
    8 Kit Carson 0-0 29
    9 Community Christian (1) 0-0 22
    10 Otis 0-0 15
    Others receiving votes:
    Peetz 8, Elbert 6, Gilpin County 6, Hi-Plains 4, La Veta 4, Sangre De Cristo 4, Weldon Valley 4, Kim 3, South Baca 3, Flagler 2, Springfield 2, Wiley 2, Jim Elliot 1, Rocky Mountain Lutheran 1.

  • Football roundup: Rocky Mountain holds firm to hold on and beat ThunderRidge

    Fairview Rocky Mountain football
    Rocky Mountain coach Mark Brook, pictured during a game earlier this season, led his squad to a win over ThunderRidge in the 5A football playoffs. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    ThunderRidge stood on Rocky Mountain’s 3-yard-line with one second to play. Score a touchdown, and you win.

    Well, for Rocky, it was, hold firm and you win. The No. 2-seeded Lobos did just that, notching a sack on the final play to preserve a 7-3 win over No. 7 ThunderRidge in the first round of the Class 5A football playoffs.

    “We couldn’t get things going offensively, but we battled back at the end and we were able to make a stop when we needed to,” Rocky Mountain coach Mark Brook told Colorado Preps’ Scoreboard Show. “It was pretty darn close.”

    The game’s only touchdown came when Rocky’s Tausolia Liufau recovered a fumble in the end zone in the second quarter.

    “I was on a blitz and saw Scottie (Creighton) knock the ball out,” Liufau told the Fort Collins Coloradoan. “It was a great play by him. I just jumped on it in the endzone.”

    Rocky Mountain will play Fountain-Fort Carson in the second round. The Trojans beat Westminster 35-6 on Friday night.

    “I know for a fact that that’s an athletically gifted team,” Brook said. “They have a couple of people who are really special, and that’s a hard-nosed football team.”

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    2A playoffs: (7) Montezuma-Cortez 40, (10) St. Mary’s 37

    In the lone 2A playoff game of the night, Montezuma-Cortez built up a 33-7 lead at halftime, only to watch it slowly evaporate in the third quarter, and again the fourth.

    Eventually, St. Mary’s rattled off 30 unanswered points to take a 37-33 lead with two minutes remaining. But Montezuma-Cortez was able to rally itself for the win.

    “We thought we had it in the bag at the halftime, and I told our kids, ‘We have one more half.’ They didn’t show up until the last two minutes of that game,” Montezuma-Cortez coach Casey Coulter told the Scoreboard Show. “It was a wild one.

    “We came out flat (in the second half). And hat’s off to St. Mary’s,” Coulter said. “I mean they were a different team in the second half. They did everything right, we did everything wrong. And you can’t do that. We got lucky.”

    According to Colorado Preps, it is the first postseason win for Montezuma-Cortez in 57 years.

    The Panthers will play the winner of Saturday’s game between No. 2 Kent Denver and No. 15 La Junta in the second round.

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    3A: (1) Discovery Canyon 34, (10) Canon City 31 (OT)

    The top-ranked Thunder narrowly escaped the upset in this one.

    Canon City actually had a shot at a winning field goal in the final seconds of regulation, but the kicking team couldn’t get lined up in time before the clock ran out.

    In overtime, Canon City kicked a field goal — and then Discovery Canyon’s Spencer Chambers scored the winning 1-yard touchdown on the ensuing possession.

    With the win, Discovery Canyon is likely to end up as No. 1 in the final Wild Card points. The 3A bracket will be set on Sunday.

    Canon City wide receiver Zach Manchester had 18 catches in the game, according to the Canon City Daily Record. That is the fourth-highest mark in state history.

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    3A: Delta 27, (8) Palisade 24 (OT)

    Likely needing a win to make the 3A playoff field, Delta first tied the game with a 21-yard field goal from Abraham Ontiveros with 20 seconds left in regulation.

    Ontiveros then hit a second field goal in overtime to pull off the upset.

    “We got to about the 3 (yard-line) and couldn’t quite get it in (during regulation), and (Ontiveros) banged it in,” Delta coach Ben Johnson told the Scoreboard Show. “Then in overtime, we had intercepted a pass, so we ran it a couple of times and lined him up in the middle, and he hit that one through.

    “He’s just a good, clutch kid and he made some big plays for us.”

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    5A playoffs: (2) Fairview 41, (7) Castle View 21

    Fairview Castle View football
    Fairview’s Johnny Feauto (17) celebrates with teammates after winning Friday night. More photos. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    For a little while, Fairview looked to be in a bit of trouble.

    Heading into the fourth quarter, the second-seeded Knights led No. 7 Castle View just 20-13 and faced 4th-and-1 at their own 47.

    Well, junior Carlo Kemp rumbled for 20 yards to pick up that first down. Two plays later, Jason Harvey scored — and Fairview exhaled.

    “We did a nice job of overcoming some things tonight,” Kemp told BoCoPreps.com after the game.

    Fairview quarterback Johnny Feauto threw for 395 yards and two touchdowns, according to the paper.

    The Knights advance to play No. 3 Overland in the next round. The Trailblazers beat No. 6 Denver East 45-21 on Friday night.

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     5A playoffs: (2) Valor Christian 48, (7) Horizon 12

    This one, too, had the makings of an upset early.

    Valor Christian led just 7-6 late in the second quarter, but a 15-yard touchdown pass from Dylan McCaffrey to Sid Turnbull-Fraser just before the half made it 14-6 at the break.

    The Eagles then scored on their first possession of the second half, and got an interception return for a touchdown from Eric Lee Jr. on Horizon’s first drive to break the game open.

    McCaffrey finished 18-of-23 passing for 166 yards and three touchdowns, while Stone Watson rushed for 158 yards on 17 carries.

    Brian Dawkins Jr. also had an interception for Valor, his fourth of the season.

    Valor Christian will next play Mountain Vista, which beat Cherokee Trail in the first round.

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    Notables

    • Greeley West staved off near disaster with a game-winning stop in overtime. Loveland nearly pulled off an upset in regulation, but a short field goal missed wide. In overtime, after Alex Silva’s 28-yard kick, the Spartans’ defense sacked Loveland quarterback Ayden Eberhardt on fourth down to preserve the win. Had Greeley West lost to the Indians (3-7), it was in danger from dropping out of the 4A playoff field. With the win, it appears safe.
    • No. 5 Lakewood beat No. 4 Prairie View in the 5A playoffs, 27-9. Prairie actually led 3-0 at halftime. “I think our kids were a little uptight in the first half,” Lakewood coach Jeff Braun told the Scoreboard Show. “I just told them, ‘Relax. We’ll make a few adjustments and we’ll go play.’ … Once we got up on them 7-3, the momentum swung to our side.”
    • Also in the 5A playoffs, Columbine, a No. 5 seed, handled No. 4 Rangeview 48-7.
    • Eaglecrest pulled away from Legacy with a 28-point fourth quarter to win a 5A playoff game, 49-27. It was another No. 5 seed beating a No. 4.
    • The lone No. 4 seed to win in the 5A playoffs was Bear Creek, which beat No. 5 Fossil Ridge 42-16.
    • Those upsets noted, higher-seeded teams in the 5A playoffs are 12-3 to this point.
    • Grandview, a No. 1 seed, rolled Brighton 51-0. Five different players had rushing touchdowns for the Wolves, led by Chuk Obinnah’s two.
    • There was just one playoff game Friday night in 1A: No. 2 Buena Vista beat No. 15 Hotchkiss, 41-7.

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  • 3A volleyball regional tournament brackets

    A complete schedule for the Class 3A regional volleyball tournaments in 2014.

    Order of play at each regional: Team 1 vs. Team 3, Team 2 vs. Team 3, Team 1 vs. Team 2.

    All regional winners advance to the state tournament. Regional champions are in bold.

    Printable bracket: Download PDF

    Go to region: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12

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    Region 1
    Site: Eaton HS
    Date: Oct. 31, 4:30 p.m.
    Seed School W L
    1 Eaton 2 0
    24 Middle Park 1 1
    36 Denver Science & Tech – Green Valley Ranch 0 2
    Schedule
    Eaton def. DSST-GVR, 3-0 (25-7, 25-8, 25-9)
    Middle Park def. DSST-GVR, 3-0 (25-4, 25-10, 25-10)
    Eaton def. Middle Park, 3-0 (25-12, 25-18, 25-10)

    Region 2
    Site: Valley HS
    Date: Nov 1, 10 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    2 Valley 2 0
    23 St. Mary’s 1 1
    35 Colorado Academy 0 2
    Schedule
    Valley def. Colorado Academy, 3-0 (25-7, 25-5, 25-5)
    St. Mary’s def. Colorado Academy, 3-0 (25-20, 25-20, 25-11)
    Valley def. St. Mary’s, 3-0 (25-15, 25-15, 25-13)

    Region 3
    Site: Bayfield HS
    Date: Nov. 1, 9 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    3 Bayfield 2 0
    22 Grand Valley 1 1
    34 Estes Park 0 2
    Schedule
    Bayfield def. Estes Park, 3-0 (25-10, 25-10, 25-15)
    Grand Valley def. Estes Park, 3-0 (25-17, 25-11, 25-15)
    Bayfield def. Grand Valley, 3-1 (25-27, 25-14, 25-10, 25-15)

    Region 4
    Site: University MS gym
    Date: Nov. 1, 9 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    4 University 2 0
    21 La Junta 1 1
    33 Gunnison 0 2
    Schedule
    University def. Gunnison, 3-0 (25-8, 25-9, 25-6)
    La Junta def. Gunnison, 3-0 (25-10, 25-9, )
    University def. La Junta, 3-0

    Region 5
    Site: Colorado Springs School
    Date: Nov. 1, 1 p.m.
    Seed School W L
    5 Colorado Springs Christian 2 0
    20 Frontier Academy 1 1
    32 Centauri 0 2
    Schedule
    C.S. Christian def. Centauri, 3-0
    Frontier Academy def. Centauri, 3-0
    C.S. Christian def. Frontier Academy, 3-0

    Region 6
    Site: Manitou Springs HS
    Date: Nov. 1, 10 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    6 Manitou Springs 2 0
    19 Alamosa 1 1
    31 Bennett 0 2
    Schedule
    Manitou Springs def. Bennett, 3-0
    Alamosa def. Bennett, 3-0 (25-6, 25-23, 25-21)
    Manitou Springs def. Alamosa, 3-0 (25-12, 25-16, 25-23)

    Region 7
    Site: Platte Valley
    Date: Nov. 1, 9 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    7 Platte Valley 2 0
    18 Buena Vista 1 1
    30 The Academy 0 2
    Schedule
    Platte Valley def. The Academy, 3-0 (25-8, 25-13, 25-8)
    Buena Vista def. The Academy, 3-0 (25-15, 25-11, 25-12)
    Platte Valley def. Buena Vista, 3-0 (25-20, 25-12, 25-18)

    Region 8
    Site: Sterling HS
    Date: Nov. 1, 10:30 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    8 Sterling 2 0
    17 Lutheran 1 1
    29 The Vanguard 0 2
    Schedule
    Sterling def. The Vanguard, 3-0 (25-10, 25-19, 25-10)
    Lutheran def. The Vanguard, 3-1 (24-26, 25-17, 25-17, 25-14)
    Sterling def. Lutheran, 3-1 (25-20, 22-25, 25-19, 26-24)

    Region 9
    Site: Faith Christian HS
    Date: Nov. 1, 3 p.m.
    Seed School W L
    9 Faith Christian 2 0
    16 Liberty Common 1 1
    28 Centaurus 0 2
    Schedule
    Faith Christian def. Centaurus, 3-0
    Liberty Common def. Centaurus, 3-1
    Faith Christian def. Liberty Common, 3-1

    Region 10
    Site: Pagosa Springs HS
    Date: Nov. 1, noon
    Seed School W L
    10 Pagosa Springs 2 0
    15 Bishop Machebeuf 1 1
    27 Salida 0 2
    Schedule
    Pagosa Springs def. Salida, 3-0
    Bishop Machebeuf def. Salida, 3-0
    Pagosa Springs def. Bishop Machebeuf, 3-1

    Region 11
    Site: Coal Ridge HS
    Date: Nov. 1, noon
    Seed School W L
    11 Coal Ridge 2 0
    14 Eagle Ridge 1 1
    26 St. Mary’s Academy 0 2
    Schedule
    Coal Ridge def. St. Mary’s Academy, 3-0 (25-10, 25-19, 25-20)
    Eagle Ridge def. St. Mary’s Academy, 3-1 (25-19, 17-25, 25-14, 25-22)
    Coal Ridge def. Eagle Ridge, 3-2 (25-9, 26-28, 25-21, 21-25, 15-12)

    Region 12
    Site: Olathe HS
    Date: Nov. 1, 10 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    12 Olathe 2 0
    13 Peak to Peak 1 1
    25 Brush 0 2
    Schedule
    Olathe def. Brush, 3-1 (21-25, 25-21, 25-7, 25-19)
    Peak to Peak def. Brush, 3-2 (25-17, 22-25, 25-23, 23-25, 15-10)
    Olathe def. Peak to Peak, 3-0 (25-23, 25-16, 25-19)

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    CHSAA regional seeding/pairing procedure

    1. All league champions will automatically earn a berth to regionals.

    2. The remaining teams (up to 36) will be selected based on the MaxPreps Rankings published at the end of the regular season.

    3. Teams will then be seeded on the CHSAA regional seeding criteria:

    • The MaxPreps rankings will be the primary consideration
    • The CHSAA Seeding Committee will only make changes based on splitting up league opponents and geographical considerations (if and when possible)

    4. Teams seeded Nos. 1-12 will host regionals.

    5. All regional winners will automatically advance to the state champions

  • 2A football state playoff bracket

    Football’s 2014 state playoff bracket for Class 2A.

    2014 CHSAA State Football Playoffs CHSAA 2A Football Playoffs

  • Football roundup: No. 3 Fort Collins rallies to beat No. 8 Broomfield

    Fort Collins trailed Broomfield 21-10 at halftime, but rallied for a 30-21 win on Friday night.

    “At halftime … it wasn’t really a matter of X’s and O’s and we kind of knew that from a coaching standpoint,” Fort Collins coach Eric Rice told Colorado Preps’ Scoreboard Show. “It was just more a matter of not finishing plays that we had the opportunity to.

    “And so our very spirited message at halftime to the guys was, ‘Sometimes winning a football game is about playing with heart and just playing with a lot of courage.’ I really think that’s all it really took for us to get better in the second half.”

    The third-ranked Lambkins actually led 10-7 with five minutes to play in the second quarter, but Broomfield struck for two quick touchdowns in a span of two-and-a-half minutes to take a 21-10 advantage into halftime.

    Fort Collins responded with a touchdown on its opening drive of the second half — a 5-yard run from Kyler Sigsbee capped it.

    William Bridges then gave the Lambkins a 24-21 lead later in the third quarter, and Sigsbee added another touchdown, his third of the game, with 7:16 remaining in the game to seal things.

    “Really, really proud of our kids for showing their true character that they’re bunch of fighters and they got a lot of heart and they got a lot of courage and found a way to get a win tonight,” Rice said. “I actually look at tonight, and being down at halftime, as a very positive thing for us in the long run, because we might find ourselves in the playoffs here in a couple of weeks down at halftime, and we’re going to be able to draw back on this experience and say, ‘We’ve been there before.’”

    The win sealed the Class 4A Northern League title for the Lambkins.

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    5A: Overland 50, Cherokee Trail 48 (OT)

    A back-and-forth game all night long, it was fitting that this one ended up in overtime.

    The game featured seven ties or lead changes, but it was Ahjon White’s score on fourth-and-goal from the 2 and Austin Conway’s subsequent two-point conversion that proved to be the difference.

    Overland had leads of 14-0, 22-14, 28-20 and 36-28. Each time, Cherokee Trail battled back. The Cougars actually took at 42-36 lead in the fourth quarter, but it was Overland’s turn to respond. Josh Wright’s 20-yard touchdown with 5:26 to play tied the game.

    Overland had a chance to win it with 2.8 seconds to play, but missed a field goal and the teams went to overtime.

    In OT, the Trailblazers got the ball first and White scored his fourth total touchdown of the night on the fourth-down try. Conway then got the conversion on a run. It was Overland’s fifth two-point attempt of the night; they ended up converting three of them.

    Cherokee Trail also scored on a fourth-and-goal from the two, but couldn’t convert for two.

    Conway finished 22-of-26 with 256 yards and two touchdowns. He also rushed for 108 yards

    Cherokee Trail’s Izaiah Lottie had a big night with three touchdowns.

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    1A: (8) Centauri 42, (6) Monte Vista 6

    The Falcons cruised to an easy win over the Pirates.

    “We played well and we played together and we were able to get a big victory against a league rival and a good team,” coach Kyle Forster told the Scoreboard Show after the game. “Our first four games were against four quality teams. Three of them are in the top-4. We learned a lot early, and we were able to put it together tonight.”

    Centauri closed the regular season with five-straight wins.

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    Short stuff

    • The playoff brackets for classes 5A, 2A, 1A, 8-man and 6-man are due out Sunday. There’s no exact time set for a release, but brackets will publish on CHSAANow.com as they are finalized. Expect late morning, mid-afternoon.
    • The latest Wild Card point standings won’t publish until either late Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
    • Speaking of Wild Card points: Manual was the beneficiary of a forfeit from Ridge View Academy earlier this week. It moved them all the way up to No. 9 in the 2A Wild Card points. But following a loss to previously winless Machebeuf on Friday night, Manual dropped to No. 15. It must hold on tight in hopes it makes the 2A playoff field.
    • Lyons wideout Austin Myers had 314 yards receiving in a win over Clear Creek on Friday night, according to BoCoPreps.com. That’s the fourth-highest single-game mark in state history.
    • Northridge upset 3A No. 9 Berthoud, 32-20.
    • Also in 3A, No. 6 Rifle held off Glenwood Springs 20-13. “As usual, we traveled well,” Rifle coach Damon Wells told the Scoreboard Show. “It was a full house. It was pretty loud. I think sometimes in the mountains in Colorado on Friday nights in the fall, it’s a pretty special environment.”
    • 2A’s top-ranked team, Brush, rolled to a 43-29 win over No. 10 Eaton.
    • St. Mary’s, No. 9 in 2A, won a rivalry game with Manitou Springs, 28-18. St. Mary’s went 1-8 last season; they’re now 7-2 in 2014. “These kids are riding high right now, playing well,” coach Nic Olney told the Scoreboard Show.
    • Here’s another good turnaround: Littleton is 5-4 after beating Ponderosa 21-19. The Lions started 1-4. They won the 4A Plains League as a result. “This is our second fall being together,” coach Kurt Krantz told the Scoreboard Show. “The kids are believing in what we’re doing. They’re starting to understand what this is about.”
    • Rangeview won the 5A South Metro League with a 29-7 win over Heritage. “I really like where our team’s at,” coach Dave Gonzales told the Scoreboard Show. “We kind of found our identity tonight. That’s kind of the team we’ve been waiting on to show up for a few weeks. Finally, everybody’s healthy and we’re kind of in a good little run.”
    • A few top-10 matchups in 8-man: No. 2 Caliche beat No. 5 Merino 37-14; No. 4 Akron beat No. 10 Sedgwick County 60-21; and No. 7 Granada beat No. 6 Springfield 28-12.
    • 6-man’s crossover games began play. Among the winners were Arickaree/Woodlin (66-0 over Miami-Yoder), Walsh (83-32 over Flagler), Fleming (48-6 over Otis) and Peetz (79-32 over Stratton/Liberty). Peetz’s win assures the classification of a new champion this year. Stratton/Liberty won the 2013 crown.

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  • Top-10 football schedule and scoreboard for Week 9 games

    Longmont Broomfield football
    Broomfield, No. 8 in Class 4A, has an important game at No. 3 Fort Collins on Friday night. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    A complete schedule and scoreboard for football’s top-10 teams during Week 9.

    Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | 8-man | 6-man

    Class 5A
    1 Grandview 9-0
    Fri: W 24-21 vs. (6) Valor Christian
    2 Ralston Valley 9-0
    Thurs: W 55-14 vs. Mullen
    3 Fairview 9-0
    Thurs: W 50-49 at Legacy
    4 Pomona 7-2
    Fri: W 49-42 vs. Chatfield
    5 Cherry Creek 6-3
    Fri: W 42-27 at Eaglecrest
    6 Valor Christian 6-3
    Fri: L 24-21 at (1) Grandview
    7 Regis Jesuit 8-1
    Fri: W 48-0 at Fruita Monument
    8 Rocky Mountain 8-1
    Fri: W 31-7 vs. Monarch
    9 Mountain Vista 8-1
    Fri: W 55-37 vs. Highlands Ranch
    10 Doherty 8-1
    Thurs: W 44-0 vs. Douglas County

    Class 4A
    1 Pine Creek 9-0
    Sat: W 42-10 vs. Rampart
    2 Montrose 8-1
    Fri: W 46-6 vs. Widefield
    3 Fort Collins 9-0
    Fri: W 30-21 at (8) Broomfield
    4 Denver South 7-2
    Fri: W 49-6 vs. Aurora Central
    5 Pueblo South 8-1
    Fri: W 28-21 at Pueblo West
    6 Vista Ridge 7-2
    Fri: W 48-26 vs. Sand Creek
    7 Greeley West 7-2
    Fri: L 23-14 vs. Longmont
    8 Broomfield 6-3
    Fri: L 30-21 vs. (3) Fort Collins
    9 Dakota Ridge 7-2
    Thurs: W 52-0 vs. Lincoln
    10 Pueblo Centennial 6-3
    Fri: L 26-21 vs. Palmer

    Class 3A
    1 Discovery Canyon 9-0
    Fri: W 45-14 vs. Lewis-Palmer
    2 Lutheran 9-0
    Sat: W 49-8 vs. Weld Central
    3 Evergreen 9-0
    Fri: W 45-0 at Centaurus
    4 Roosevelt 8-1
    Fri: W 41-8 at Erie
    5 Holy Family 7-2
    Fri: W 56-14 at Mead
    6 Rifle 8-1
    Fri: W 20-13 at Glenwood Springs
    7 Pueblo East 6-3
    Fri: W 47-0 vs. Pueblo County
    8 Fort Morgan 7-2
    Fri: W 42-7 vs. Elizabeth
    9 Berthoud 7-2
    Fri: L 32-20 vs. Northridge
    10 Palisade 7-2
    Fri: W 26-14 vs. Eagle Valley

    Class 2A
    1 Brush 9-0
    Fri: W 43-29 at (10) Eaton
    2 Kent Denver 9-0
    Fri: W 54-6 vs. Alameda
    3 Strasburg 9-0
    Fri: W 55-6 vs. Sheridan
    4 Lamar 8-1
    Fri: W 34-7 vs. Florence
    5 Gunnison 8-1
    Fri: W 40-8 at Olathe
    6 Platte Valley 6-3
    Fri: W 50-26 at Sterling
    7 Montezuma-Cortez 7-2
    Fri: W 45-12 vs. Alamosa
    8 Faith Christian 7-2
    Fri: W 41-0 vs. Denver West
    9 St. Mary’s 7-2
    Fri: W 28-18 vs. Manitou Springs
    10 Eaton 6-3
    Fri: L 43-29 vs. (1) Brush

    Class 1A
    1 Paonia 9-0
    Fri: W 42-21 at Cedaredge
    2 Buena Vista 9-0
    Fri: W 42-0 at Salida
    3 Resurrection Christian 8-1
    Sat: W 61-14 at Front Range Christian
    4 Meeker 8-1
    Fri: W 40-7 at Hotchkiss
    5 Platte Canyon 7-1
    Fri: W 51-3 at Estes Park
    6 Monte Vista 6-3
    Fri: L 42-6 vs. (8) Centauri
    7 Burlington 7-2
    Fri: W 53-20 at Holyoke
    8 Centauri 6-3
    Fri: W 42-6 at (6) Monte Vista
    9 Rye 7-2
    Fri: W 41-0 vs. Dolores Huerta
    10 Crowley County 7-2
    Fri: W 55-7 vs. Calhan

    Class 8-man
    1 Dayspring Christian 9-0
    Fri: W 48-0 at Haxtun
    2 Caliche 8-1
    Fri: W 37-14 vs. (5) Merino
    3 Norwood 9-0
    Off this week.
    4 Akron 7-2
    Fri: W 60-21 at (10) Sedgwick County
    5 Merino 6-3
    Fri: L 37-14 at (2) Caliche
    6 Springfield 7-1
    Fri: L 28-12 vs. (7) Granada
    7 Granada 8-1
    Fri: W 28-12 at (6) Springfield
    8 Simla 7-2
    Sat: W 66-12 vs. Cripple Creek-Victor
    9 Sangre de Cristo 9-0
    Sat: W 61-12 vs. Sanford
    10 Sedgwick County 5-4
    Fri: L 60-21 vs. (4) Akron

    Class 6-man
    1 Arickaree/Woodlin 9-0
    Fri: W 66-0 vs. Miami-Yoder
    2 Eads 9-0
    Sat: W 80-16 vs. Genoa-Hugo
    3 Peetz 8-1
    Fri: W 79-32 vs. Stratton/Liberty
    4 Fleming 8-1
    Fri: W 48-6 vs. Otis
    5 Walsh 8-1
    Fri: W 83-32 vs. Flagler
    6 Hanover 9-0
    Sat: W 56-39 vs. Cheyenne Wells
    7 Kit Carson 7-2
    Sat: W 40-20 vs. (8) Pawnee
    8 Pawnee 5-4
    Sat: L 40-20 at (7) Kit Carson
    9 North Park 6-3
    Sat: W 52-13 at (10) Mountain Valley
    10 Mountain Valley 7-2
    Sat: L 52-13 vs. (9) North Park