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Football roundup: Doherty knocks off No. 6 ThunderRidge for first win
Brian Mosley rushed for three touchdowns to help Doherty football pull off a big upset of previously unbeaten and sixth-ranked ThunderRidge on Friday night.

“We knew this was going to be a four-quarter fight, and it came down to the last minute of the game,” Doherty coach Jeff Krumlauf told CHSAANow. “ThunderRidge is truly a top-10 program in the state right now. They have some special kids and some great coaches. For us to be down by 14 and sustain a course was huge for us on a high level.”

The Spartans entered the week winless at 0-4, but had played the second-toughest schedule in the state according to the RPI, with losses to Cherry Creek, Mullen, Pine Creek and Fairview to open the season. All have been ranked in the top-10 at some point this season.

On Friday, Doherty rallied from down 14 to take a 21-14 lead at halftime, thanks to two scores from Mosley, and a defensive fumble return for a TD.

In the end, the Spartans were able to hold off a rally from ThunderRidge, which had started the season 4-0.

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Colorado PrepsCast

A recap of Friday’s games:
https://episodes.castos.com/coloradopreps/Colorado-Preps-Cast-6.mp3
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1A: (2) Limon 36, (1) Strasburg 6

Limon led 21-0 early, taking that lead into the break, before Strasburg made it 21-6 after three. But the Badgers only added to the margin in the fourth quarter.

“I thought our kids were really ready to play; I think they were excited to play,” coach Mike O’Dwyer told the Colorado Preps Scoreboard Show. “With our win that we had last week against Meeker, our kids got a little bit of confidence playing against a really good team. And obviously Strasburg is also a great team, and I think they were really looking forward to the challenge.”

Hauk Hubbard led Limon with 111 yards rushing and two scores, while Celby Hollenbaugh also had a rushing touchdown. Cannan Bennett also threw a touchdown pass for Limon.

The game was briefly interrupted in the second half when the sprinklers came on.

“You don’t see it too often,” O’Dwyer said. “I think that was the second time in my career I’ve seen that happen.”

Limon limited Strasburg to just 15 yards rushing. Strasburg entered the game averaging close to 200 yards per game.

The Badgers rushed for 291 yards themselves.

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4A/3A: (4A 4) Montrose 21, (3A 2) Palisade 17

(Tom Hoganson)

MONTROSE — Fourth-ranked Montrose won 21-17 in front of a full house on Friday night.

The game went back-and-forth all night. Palisade grabbed a 10-0 lead in the first quarter, but Montrose cut it to 10-7 on a 85-yard interception return for a touchdown from Cauy Boulder with 23 seconds left in the half.

Montrose grabbed its first lead when Cole Simmons scored on a two-yard run in the third quarter, but Palisade responded with a rushing score from quarterback Cam Tucker with 8:34 to play.

The ensuing kickoff went out-of-bounds, giving Montrose the ball at their own 35. They then used a clock-chewing drive to score the winning touchdown with 40 seconds left. Again, it was Simmons who scored, this time on a six-yard rush.

“We beat a good team,” Montrose coach Brett Mertens said afterward. “Cauy Boulden’s interception was big for us. We had some young kids step in and play the line and they did a great job.”

“We had some young kids fill in on the line and they open holes for me,” Simmons said.

— Tom Hoganson

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6-man: (1) Stratton/Liberty 77, (2) Otis 6

(Dustin Price/DustinPricePhotography.com)

The Knighted Eagles flexed their muscles in a matchup of 6-man’s top two teams.

Stratton/Liberty raced out to a 61-6 lead at halftime.

A photo gallery from the game is available here.

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Radio: Stratton/Liberty, Palmer Ridge, Rifle emerge victorious
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Notables:
- 5A No. 7 Eaglecrest quarterback Dylan James rushed for three touchdowns as his team cruised to a 5-0 start this season with a 50-14 win over No. 8 Arvada West.
- Pueblo West led 4A No. 9 Pine Creek 9-0 at halftime, but the Eagles scored 21 unanswered points to win 21-9. The turning point was a muffed punt return in the third quarter that set Pine Creek up with a short field, and led to their first touchdown.
- Alameda defeated Valley 51-43 to end an 18-game losing streak.
- Fountain-Fort Carson sophomore Alexisius Jones Jr. rushed for 340 yards and four touchdowns in his team’s 58-18 win over Overland.
- 6-man: In a win over No.4 Flagler/Hi-Plains, freshman Yahir Enriquez rushed for six touchdowns and 292 yards on 22 carries for No. 8 Idalia. He also threw a touchdown pass, and caught another. He had 383 all-purpose yards. “Everything was clicking for us,” Idalia coach Colby Newton told the Scoreboard Show.
- 2A No. 10 Kent Denver scored a tying touchdown and two-point conversion with 1:42 to play in regulation, then went on to beat Pueblo Centennial in overtime, 34-28.
- Hinkley football is now 4-0 after a 30-14 win over Sand Creek. Hinkley was 1-19 over the past two seasons, and has won more than three games in a season just once since 2004.
- Steamboat Springs football cruised to a 40-7 win over Hotchkiss in their first game in their home stadium after it was renovated.
- 5A No. 5 Grandview had its way with Mullen, beating the Mustangs 56-3.
- In 1A, No. 6 Centauri beat No. 10 Buena Vista 41-7.
- In 8-man, No. 6 Holly edged No. 8 Fowler 29-28. “It was crazy,” coach Dayne Eaton told the Scoreboard Show. “I don’t know if I’ve seen a game where the kids were playing that hard against each other.”
- Fort Collins beat Poudre in overtime, 20-14. The Lambkins had led 14-0 at halftime, and Poudre rallied to tie it and send it to OT.
- Vista PEAK is now 4-0 in 4A after beating Aurora Central 30-14. This is the best start in the seven-year history of the program.
- 6-man: Granada and No. 5 Cheyenne Wells traded scores seemingly every other minute in a shootout, one that saw Granada ultimately pull off the upset win 74-64.
- Emmanual Heurta rushed for three touchdowns to help 1A No. 5 Wray beat Brush 26-7.
- Noah Roper scored three touchdowns on just seven carries as 3A No. 1 Erie topped Canon City 55-7. He also recovered a fumble.
- Denver East quarterback Myles Patterson threw for 242 yards and three scores in a 44-6 win over Mountain Range. The Angels are now 4-1 after going 2-8 last season. It’s their best start since they opened 6-1 in 2014.
- In a matchup of returning champions, 3A No. 6 Palmer Ridge beat Pueblo South 45-14.
- Joshia Davis, a running back who missed the past three games with injury, made his return for Valor Christian in a 27-0 win over Menlo Atherton (Calif.). He had six carries, and scored a touchdown.
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September 22, 2018
Photos: 2018 Fort Morgan Cross Country Invite

FORT MORGAN — Elizabeth (girls) and Chaparral (boys) won the Fort Morgan Cross Country Invitational on Friday.

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September 15, 2018
Football roundup: Eaglecrest wins top-10 showdown against Highlands Ranch
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Eaglecrest started its season off with a big win over a top-10 foe, beating Highlands Ranch 49-35 in a Class 5A clash.

The Raptors, who led 28-14 at halftime, opened the third quarter with a 17-play, seven-minute scoring drive. That put them up 35-14.

“We executed really well on that drive,” first-year Eaglecrest coach Dustin Delaney told the Colorado Preps Scoreboard Show. “That really just demoralizes people when you do that. That’s the kind of football we want to play.”

Eaglecrest would stretch its lead to 49-21 midway through the fourth quarter before Highlands Ranch scored two late touchdowns to cut it to a 14-point game again.

“We didn’t keep our intensity for the whole time, and kind of let the game get closer than it should’ve been, quite honestly,” Delaney said. “That’s youth. There’s a lot of new starters from the team they had last year, so we’ve got to get them broken in. This was a good game to do it, and get ready for our real tough games down the road.”

Highlands Ranch actually drew first blood with a touchdown early in the first quarter. Eaglecrest responded with a touchdown of its own on the next drive, and then senior Elijah Anderson-Taylor forced a fumble on a sack that set up another touchdown.

The Raptors led the rest of the way.

Eaglecrest never punted, but did turn the ball over six times.

“We’ve got a lot of things to work on, and hopefully we can get them fixed for next week,” Delaney said.

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6-man: (3) Otis 64, (5) Peetz 43

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Otis took down the defending champions with a convincing victory in a battle of Bulldogs.

Peetz actually led 28-25 at halftime, but Otis outscored Peetz 27-8 in the third quarter to seize control of the game.

“We pretty much shot ourselves in the foot that whole first half,” Otis coach Paul Griese told the Scoreboard Show. “You know, missed assignments; we’ve got to work on some tackling. But you know what? We were playing the returning state champs, and we were tight. We were extremely tight.”

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3A: (3) Pueblo East 47, (6) Roosevelt 8

Pueblo East yet again looks ready to contend for a state championship.

The Eagles rolled through the top-10 matchup, scoring the game’s first 40 points.

Quarterback Luc Andrada was 12-of-14 with 263 yards and five touchdowns passing, and also rushed for a score, according to Jeff Bersch of the Pueblo Chieftain. Pueblo East won three-straight state championships prior to last season.

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4A: (6) Fruita Monument 10, (9) Pueblo West 6

In a tight defensive battle, Fruita Monument held Pueblo West off the scoreboard following a touchdown on the Cyclones’ initial drive.

The Wildcats went ahead for good on Jacob Burns’ 1-yard rushing touchdown with four minutes to play in the second quarter, per Anthony Sandstrom of the Pueblo West View.

“Our defense flew around, was really aggressive at them, and kind of cut them off,” first-year Fruita Monument coach Cameron Russ told the Scoreboard Show. “They did the same thing to us, so it turned into a ground game — ground-and-pound.”

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3A: Holy Family 19, (4) Pueblo South 7

Holy Family knocked off the defending 4A champions, who have moved down to 3A for this cycle.

Kyle Helbig had two interceptions on defense, including a big one late in the third quarter, according to Jon Yunt of Holy Family. He also had a receiving touchdown.

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Notables
- Broomfield, No. 3 in 5A, beat rival Legacy (a 5A team) 55-14. It’s Broomfield’s first Mayor’s Cup victory since 2011. The game is annually the season-opener for both teams.
- 2A No. 7 Resurrection Christian beat Sterling 24-3. “The defense was just outstanding,” first-year Cougars coach Jeff Van Winkle told the Scoreboard Show. “The defense really stepped up.”
- Bayfield, the reigning 2A champion who is ranked No. 1 in the preseason, crossed the border to beat Farmington (N.M.) 54-13. It was their first meeting since 1947.
- Durango’s Dawson Marcum had a 99-yard touchdown run in his eighth-ranked team’s 34-6 win over Pagosa Springs.
- Fairview beat Boulder 42-7, its 11th-straight win in the rivalry game.
- Smoky Hill beat Overland 19-0 to capture the Wagon Wheel. Overland had won the previous six meetings between the two rivals.
- Fort Collins beat city rival Rocky Mountain 9-3.
- In the first game under new coach Rod Sherman, Arapahoe rolled over Adams City 52-6.
- Battle Mountain used a goal-line stand to win against Middle Park, 14-7.
- Aspen upset 1A No. 5 Meeker 38-26. The Skiers were 8-2 a year ago.
- Valor Christian beat Faith Lutheran (Nev.) 35-0, giving new coach Ed McCaffrey his first win as a head coach. Luke McCaffrey accounted for three total touchdowns.
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August 25, 2018

All-state baseball teams for the 2018 season

The 2018 all-state baseball teams honor the best players in the sport as judged by the leagues and coaches. They 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 head coaches.

Player and coach of the year was also selected by a vote of the coaches.

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Class 5A

Mountain Vista baseball Sam Ireland — Mountain Vista’s Sam Ireland. (Tim Bourke/MaxPreps)

Player of the year: Sam Ireland, Mountain Vista

Coach of the year: Ron Quintana, Mountain Vista

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Brayden Brooks	Mountain Range		Senior
Garrett Declue	Arapahoe	LHP/CF	Senior
Riley Egloff	Heritage	RHP/3B	Senior
Sam Ireland	Mountain Vista	RHP/3B/1B	Junior
Niklavs Levensteins	Ralston Valley	3B/2B	Senior
Jack Liffrig	Mountain Vista	LHP	Senior
Justin Olson	Pine Creek	1B/LHP	Senior
Tanner O’Tremba	Cherry Creek
Zach Paschke	Mountain Vista	INF	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Justin Boyd	Legend	SS/CF	Junior
Matthew Boyd	Regis Jesuit		Senior
Riley Cornelio	Pine Creek	SS/RHP	Junior
Brandon Dryer	Arapahoe	LF/RHP/2B	Senior
Hayden Heinze	Rocky Mountain	OF	Senior
AJ Jergensen	Ralston Valley	OF	Junior
Arian Jimenez-Quezada	Heritage	SS/3B/RHP	Senior
Kasey Koppelmaa	Chatfield	LHP/OF	Senior
Andrew Morris	Monarch	2B/P	Senior
Josh Thompson	Highlands Ranch	P	Senior

Honorable mention:

Luke Bailey, Chaparral, OF, Senior
Jake Barber, Cherokee Trail, Senior
Simon Baumgardt, Lakewood, P/SS, Junior
Tyler Boggs, Fruita Monument, C, Senior
Alex Champagne, Heritage, SS/2B, Freshman
Colten Chase, Cherokee Trail, Senior
Dorsey Chatham, Boulder,
Pete Chronowski, Heritage, LHP/1B, Junior
Benjamin Derosiers, Castle View, LHP/1B/CF, Senior
Ozzie Dominguez, Aurora Central, P/1B, Senior
John Emerson, Denver East, Junior
Tanner Garner, Broomfield, Senior
Zach Goodman, Arapahoe, C/OF/UTIL, Senior
Jake Greiving, Legend, C/OF/3B, Junior
Zach Harstad, Loveland, 1B/LHP/OF, Junior
Calvin Hunt, Ralston Valley, RHP, Junior
Jenner Kehe, Lakewood, P/OF/SS, Sophomore
Cam Kennedy, Smoky Hill, CF/3B/2B, Junior
Reese Lansville, ThunderRidge, RHP/INF, Senior
Cale Lansville, ThunderRidge, RHP/INF, Freshman
Grant Magill, Mountain Vista, C, Junior
Jayden Martinez, Grandview, OF/DH, Junior
Nick Merone, Rock Canyon,
Trey Morrill, Fruita Monument, P/OF, Senior
Cade Nelson, Rocky Mountain, INF/P, Junior
Drew Norsen, Fort Collins, OF/LHP, Sophomore
Jay Onken, Pine Creek, OF/RHP, Senior
Ryan Overboe, Legacy, LHP/1B/RF, Senior
Quentin Parr, Cherry Creek,
Mike Polson, Mountain Range, Senior
Henry Rock, Fairview, Junior
Tyler Schultz, Cherry Creek,
Frankie Shearn, Columbine, OF, Senior
Ross Smith, Legacy, RHP/RF, Senior
Drew Stahl, Mountain Vista, INF, Junior
Ryan Stohr, Dakota Ridge, RHP/1B, Junior
Zach Sulyma, Eaglecrest, 3B/C, Senior
David Velasquez, Brighton, SS/P/3B, Senior
Wyatt Wendell, Rock Canyon,
Reggie Williams, Douglas County, Senior
Kevin Zapanta, Overland, 2B/1B/RHP, Senior

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Class 4A

Valor Christian baseball Josh Danyliw — Valor Christian’s Josh Danyliw. (Paul DiSalvo/MaxPreps)

Player of the year: Josh Danyliw, Valor Christian

Coach of the year: Dan Sanchez, Pueblo West

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Ryan Barber	Valor Christian	RF	Senior
Brady Carstens	Mead	P/INF	Senior
Josh Danyliw	Valor Christian	P	Senior
Tyler Declusin	Pueblo West	2B/RHP	Junior
Jack Denker	Cheyenne Mountain	OF	Senior
Michael Ellis	Cheyenne Mountain	1B/RHP	Sophomore
Trey McBride	Fort Morgan	OF/C	Senior
Jack McLaughlin	Golden	SS/RHP	Senior
Zach Thomas	Pueblo West	C/RHP	Senior
Harris Williams	Denver North	OF	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Lincoln Andrews	Canon City	INF/P	Junior
Nick Bowermaster	Thomas Jefferson	SS/RHP	Junior
Jayden Cordova	Pueblo West	OF	Junior
Edwing Corrales	Kennedy	P/SS	Senior
Darrian Escobar-Winter	Falcon	INF/RHP	Senior
Ryan Jares	Windsor	RHP/UTIL	Senior
Owen Lockner	Windsor	RHP/3B	Junior
Garrett Martin	Standley Lake	P/SS	Senior
Zechariah Reid	Valor Christian	RHP/CF/RF	Senior

Honorable mention:

Donavin Ada, Pueblo East, SS/RHP, Senior
Connor Balliet, Berthoud, Senior
Braden Barker, Mountain View, P/C, Senior
Noah Befus, Longmont, OF/P, Senior
Reece Bishop, Mesa Ridge, SS/P/INF, Sophomore
Tyler Boyd, Glenwood Springs, Senior
Nick Caswell, Littleton, Senior
Brady Choban, Lewis-Palmer, 1B/P, Senior
Chance Eben, Northridge, RHP/LF, Senior
Avery Fulford, Conifer, Junior
Ty Garcia, Pueblo West, LHP, Senior
Gabe Halaby, Palmer Ridge, CF/RHP, Senior
JP Hamer, Fort Morgan, Junior
Zac Hanenberg, Canon City, INF/P, Senior
Brennan Heitz, Widefield, P/1B/OF, Senior
Kyle Jameson, Pueblo West, SS, Junior
Rafe Kinder, Valor Christian, 1B/C/DH, Junior
Daevion Kinnard, Mesa Ridge, CF/P/UTIL, Senior
Collin Kringlen, Holy Family, 1B/RHP, Junior
Noah Lasecki, The Classical Academy, 1B/P, Junior
Cesar Loma, Greeley Central, 3B/RHP/C, Junior
Austin Martindale, Pueblo South,
Turner McDonald, Summit, SS/RHP, Senior
Hunter Miller, Pueblo County, 3B/P, Senior
Adam Muniz, Pueblo Central, 3B/SS/2B, Junior
Ben Muscatello, Evergreen, Senior
Corey Musch, Skyview, CF/LF, Junior
Brandin Obrecht, Roosevelt, P/UTIL, Senior
John Ochoa, D’Evelyn, 1B/P/OF, Senior
Connery O’Donnell, Roosevelt, P/OF, Senior
Jack Patterson, Evergreen, Senior
Braden Peninger, Windsor, SS, Senior
Jayson Peterson, Arvada, OF/P, Senior
Brady Renck, Longmont, 2B/SS/P, Junior
Mark Reyes, Discovery Canyon, C/OF, Senior
Spencer Rich, Silver Creek, INF, Junior
Josue Rivera, Denver North, 1B/3B/RHP, Junior
Carlos Rosales, Alameda, P/3B/1B, Senior
Weston Siefken, Holy Family, 2B/SS/RHP, Junior
Zach Slaughter, Pueblo Centennial, RHP/OF, Junior
Colin Steinke, Elizabeth, INF/P, Senior
Anthony Tate, Wheat Ridge, CF, Junior
Logan Thorton, Windsor, P, Junior
Brett Wagner, Palisade, Senior
Joseph Wasick, Vista Peak Prep, RHP/OF, Junior
Zach Watts, Windsor, 1B/RHP, Senior
Cameron Wolfe, Battle Mountain, C/INF/OF, Junior

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Class 3A

University baseball Grayson Swanson — University’s Grayson Swanson. (Geoffrey Sager/MaxPreps)

Player of the year: Grayson Swanson, University

Coach of the year: Casey Miller, University

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Matt Bagnato	Peak to Peak	2B/SS	Senior
Jaspar Carmichael	Delta	SS/P	Senior
Dalton Chandler	Lamar	RHP/1B	Senior
Levi Dart	University	INF/P	Senior
Tyler Mattingley	Faith Christian	RHP/OF	Senior
Jose Mercado	Valley		Senior
Grayson Swanson	University	OF/P	Senior
Jared Ure	Eaton	INF/P	Junior
Noah VanSickle	Kent Denver	P/INF	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Colton Eberhardt	Lamar	RHP/C/3B	Senior
Zeke Hass	Eaton	OF	Senior
Davin Jacobs	Lamar	OF/RHP	Senior
Kalob Padilla	University	INF/P	Junior
Jake Sandau	Eaton	OF/P	Senior
Colin Stone	Faith Christian	C	Senior
Chance Strand	Alamosa	RHP/OF	Senior
Lee Strang	University	UTIL	Senior
Lucas Watson	Lamar	SS	Senior

Honorable mention:

Chase Allen, Colorado Academy, Sophomore
Caden Alonzo, Alamosa, 1B/RHP, Junior
Andrew Broadhrst, Roaring Fork, INF/P, Senior
Macklin Brockmeyer, Faith Christian, INF/RHP, Junior
Stephen Clutter, Monte Vista, OF/P, Senior
Colin Cole, Brush, C/C, Senior
Tristen Crowther, Centauri, 3B/P, Junior
Travis Cunningham, Eaton, P/OF, Senior
Damon Elarton, Rye,
Tyler Eldred, Lutheran, Senior
Jasen Engel, Montezuma-Cortez, SS/P, Senior
Jamison Fuentes, Aspen, P/CF/1B, Senior
Michael Gettman, Bayfield, OF/P, Senior
Andres Guevara, Lamar, C/OF, Senior
Matt Haines, St. Mary’s, 1B, Senior
Bodie Hume, Sterling, Senior
Justin Kahn, DSST: Stapleton, 1B/RHP/C, Junior
Ben Kuhnel, Middle Park, 1B/LHP, Junior
Keaton Laverty, Pagosa Springs, 1B/SS/RHP, Senior
Joe Machado, Bishop Machebeuf, 2B/RHP, Senior
Caleb Madrid, Sheridan, 1B/P/OF, Junior
Joe Medina, University, INF, Junior
Chase Meyers, Cedaredge, 1B, Senior
Wyatt Morris, Platte Canyon, RHP/C/SS, Senior
Elijah Pacheco, Jefferson, UTIL, Sophomore
Garrett Potter, DSST: Stapleton, RHP/RF/1B, Senior
Sam Richards, Colorado Academy, Senior
Ernesto Rios, Platte Valley, INF/RHP/OF, Junior
Cole Roosma, Platte Canyon, Senior
Brian Shawcroft, Centauri, SS/2B, Senior
Hayden Siebers, Resurrection Christian, P/1B, Senior
Juan Sigala, Jefferson, UTIL, Senior
Cutter Smith, Bennett, P/SS/3B, Junior
Carson Spence, Strasburg, OF/C, Senior
Sam Tameler, Salida, Senior
Jake Thiret, Prospect Ridge Academy, RHP/OF/1B, Junior
Cole Thompson, The Academy, P/OF, Senior
Raul Torres, Basalt,
Noa Vogel, Lutheran, Senior
Jordan Yates, Buena Vista, 1B/P, Senior
John Zamora, The Academy, INF/P, Junior
Tyler Zimmerman, Alamosa, 2B/RHP, Senior

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Class 2A

Paonia baseball Kayden Seriani — Paonia’s Kayden Seriani. (Jeffery Tucker/MaxPreps)

Player of the year: Kayden Seriani, Paonia

Coach of the year: Nate Miller, Paonia

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Cannan Bennett	Limon	P/C/SS	Junior
Chandon Dunker	Sedgwick County	RHP/3B/1B	Senior
Jimmy Fargo	Dayspring Christian Academy	P/C/CF	Senior
Greg Garcia	Rocky Ford	1B/P	Senior
Jonathan Gonzalez	Hotchkiss	P/INF	Senior
Rodney Gregg	Peyton	P/1B/OF	Junior
Jaden Miller	Paonia		Senior
Anders Schopp	Paonia		Senior
Kayden Seriani	Paonia		Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Josh Lang	Front Range Christian	OF	Sophomore
Drew Lloyd	Front Range Christian	P/C/INF	Junior
Jaeden Meyers	Peyton	P/INF/C	Junior
Seth Mondragon	Dayspring Christian Academy
Carlos Parra	Del Norte
Presley Pene	Hotchkiss	OF/P	Junior
Slater Podgorny	Paonia		Senior
Trey Redner	Swink	OF/P	Senior
Rupert Shaw	Peyton	P/INF/C	Junior
Braden Witzel	Burlington		Junior

Honorable mention:

Paul Brophy, Yuma, 1B/P, Junior
Drew Coffin, Haxtun, Junior
Cael Croissant, Wiggins, SS/2B/P, Senior
Ryan Davis, Sargent, P/SS, Senior
Brennan Ehmke, Sedgwick County, RHP/SS/3B, Senior
Chase Fulkerson, Dawson School, SS/P, Senior
Eddie Glaser, Calhan, SS/P, Junior
Adan Guerrero, Dolores Huerta Prep, Senior
Joe Hayes, Calhan, C/3B, Junior
Chase Hiatt, Hotchkiss, C, Senior
Hauk Hubbard, Limon, P/SS/3B, Junior
Logan Hughes, Meeker, Senior
Eli Kirk, Hotchkiss, OF/P, Senior
Guy Larsen, Sanford, LF/P, Senior
Justin Lear, Lyons, CF/P, Senior
Tyler Lewis, Swink, C, Junior
Will Lorenz, Gilpin County, SS/C/RHP, Junior
Cade McKinley, Sedgwick County, OF/P, Senior
Santino Mendoza, Rocky Ford, P/OF/INF, Sophomore
Trevor Milne, Sargent, P/1B, Senior
Patrick Mortensen, Center,
Grey Neal, Paonia, Sophomore
Daniel Perry, Evangelical Christian, LHP/1B, Junior
Zachary Perry, Evangelical Christian, C, Senior
TJ Peter, South Park, UTIL/RHP, Junior
Chase Powell, Merino, Senior
Ricardo Ramirez, Highland, SS/RHP/UTIL, Senior
AJ Strobel, Peyton, P/C/OF, Junior
Addison Weathers, Yuma, SS, Senior

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Class 1A

Caliche Nucla baseball Brayden Nichols — Caliche’s Brayden Nichols. (Lance Wendt/LanceWendt.com)

Player of the year: Brayden Nichols, Caliche

Coach of the year: JP Lambrecht, Caliche

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Jonah Cox	Cornerstone Christian Academy	SS	Sophomore
Nick Crum	Holly	2B/OF/RHP	Senior
Will Gabriel	Nucla		Junior
Cullen Glosson	Otis	P/SS	Junior
Jose Magallanes	Holly	C/SS/RHP	Freshman
Edgar Newman	Cheyenne Wells		Senior
Brayden Nichols	Caliche		Senior
Dominic Puchino	Longmont Christian	P/1B/OF	Sophomore
Nate Roach	Cornerstone Christian Academy	C/RHP/1B	Senior
Logan Sircy	Peetz		Senior

Honorable mention:

Brock Briscoe, Caliche, Senior
Derick Carroll, Manzanola, P/INF, Senior
Cord Colson, Nucla, Senior
Beau Dukes, Springfield, Junior
Mike Foster, Caliche, Senior
Chance Gulliford, Cotopaxi, P/3B, Sophomore
Zach Haase, Eads, Senior
Zach Holtz, Peetz, Junior
Devon Jara, Granada, P/C, Junior
Patrick Jones, Springfield, Junior
Asher Kark, Denver Jewish Day, C/SS, Junior
Willard Kennedy, Holly, 1B/DH/INF, Junior
Kyle Klann, Stratton/Liberty, Junior
Devin Littlefield, Prairie, SS/P/UTIL, Junior
Bryce Miracle, Otis, P/SS/C, Junior
Frank Ogden, Cotopaxi, C/OF/P, Sophomore
Brigden Parker, Eads, Freshman
Ethan Richmond, Stratton/Liberty, Junior
Blake Roelle, Peetz, Junior
Devin Ruybal, Antonito, Senior
Cade Walker, Cornerstone Christian Academy, 1B/2B/RHP, Junior
Brandon Williams, Fleming, INF/RHP/C, Sophomore
Blake Williams, Manzanola, P/3B/SS, Freshman
Tyler Wytulka, Nucla, Freshman

June 13, 2018

Ian Calvert named the new boys basketball coach at Gateway

(Jack Eberhard/JacksActionShots.com)

Gateway has hired former Aurora Central coach Ian Calvert to lead its boys basketball program.

The school announced the hire on Twitter late Tuesday night:

Gateway High School and the Gateway Basketball Family is please to announce the hiring of Coach Ian Calvert @Coach3cal as our next Head Boys Basketball 🏀 Coach Welcome to the Oly Family #olynation #olypride

— Gateway Athletics (@ghsolympians) April 25, 2018

Calvert led Aurora Central for nine seasons, from 2007-08 through 2015-16. His teams were 150-71, including a trip to the Class 5A Final 4 in 2009-10.

Gateway boys basketball went 9-14 last season, including 5-5 in 5A’s East Metro Athletic Conference. Calvert will take over for Jason Dixon, who was 25-44 in three seasons.

April 25, 2018
Nine new members join the CHSAA Hall of Fame as the 2017 class

(Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

AURORA — The members of the 2017 CHSAA Hall of Fame were inducted during a ceremony on Wednesday night at the Radisson Hotel Denver Southeast.

Tricia Bader-Binford (Roaring Fork), Jenny Coalson (Ellicott) Joe Silva (Fruita Monument), Bobbi Brown-Vandenberg (Boulder), Don Kimble (Limon), Ken Shaw (Regis Jesuit), Kent Smith (Boulder/Highlands Ranch/Ponderosa), Brian Richmond (Fort Collins) and L. D. Elarton (Lamar) were all inducted on Wednesday.

The nine new members are the 29th in the history of the CHSAA Hall of Fame, which was started in 1989.

Bader-Binford spoke for the class at the conclusion of the ceremony, saying, “This is an honor that we share with our communities. It is clear that we achieved because people believed in us. People believed in us, they supported us, they provided us the chance to be great.”

“The opportunities CHSAA has provided has changed each of us for the better,” Bader-Binford added.

Biographies of each new member are below, via the press release announcing the new members last October. With their inclusion the CHSAA Hall of Fame now has 197 members.

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2017 CHSAA Hall of Fame class

Tricia Bader Binford (Roaring Fork HS): A three-sport athlete – basketball, volleyball and track – Bader was a five-time state track champion, three-time all-state basketball player and led the Rams to the 1989, 1990 and 1991 state basketball titles. She was a three-time all-state player and the player of the year as a senior.

She won the 1991 Rocky Mountain News’ Steinmark Award and RHS has named its “Three-Sport Athlete Award” after her.

A former WNBA and Australian professional player, Bader is the head coach at Montana State where she was the Big Sky Conference Coach of the Year in 2015-16.

As great as she was on the court, she was equally great off it, maintaining great character, and inspiring many young women in rural communities to become involved in sports.

A girls’ coach for 32 years in Colorado and Wisconsin, Brown was the architect of one of the strongest girls’ basketball programs in Colorado.

Her BHS teams were 182-28, winning the 1984, 1986, 1989 (undefeated), 1990 and 1991 state titles. Her 1985 and 1992 teams finished second. She also took a leave of absence in the middle of her Boulder tenure to finish her graduate studies.

A former CU basketball player, was also an assistant varsity football coach in 1990, coaching wide receivers and defensive backs. She coached at Fairview and Boulder from 1981 until 1992.

She was Coach of the Year by The Denver Post, Rocky Mountain News and Boulder Daily Camera five times.

She is currently the Viterbo University (La Crosse, WI) women’s basketball coach.

Jenny Coalson (Ellicott HS): Coalson was a three-sport athlete at Ellicott, leading her team to two state basketball championships and winning four state individual track titles, while placing 10 more times.

She won the triple jump as a freshman, the 200 meters and shot put as a junior, along with winning the long jump as a senior. The 2A Basketball Player of the Year twice in basketball, Coalson was all-state in basketball (twice) and volleyball (once).

She was selected to the CCGS and CHSCA All-State Teams in both sports as a senior. In addition, she is a Little Britches world champion rodeo performer.

She won the 1995 Rocky Mountain News’ Steinmark Award She went on to play and excel in basketball at Kansas State.

Eldon “L.D.” Elarton (Lamar Schools): One of the state’s most respected administrators, Elarton’s career as a student participant, teacher, coach and administrator was steeped in Lamar.

A native of the community, he played baseball, basketball and football, was student body president and an all-state participant for LHS. After college, he returned home to teach and coach, starting in 1968 and moved up the ranks, serving as teacher, assistant principal, principal, finance director and superintendent.

As a coach, Elarton earned Baseball Coach of the Year honors in the Will Rogers League at Widefield High School. Once returning to Lamar, he initiated the Academic Letter Award, host numerous CHSAA Music and Speech events, while the school’s baseball, wrestling and girls’ basketball teams won 10 state titles among them. He was active on the state and national scene through CASE and NASSP.

Don Kimble (Limon HS): A music teacher who established one of the finest music programs, the late Don Kimble taught music for the Badgers for 29 years after one year at Flagler.

His bands received 26 first division ratings in state large group festivals, both in performance and sight-reading. The marching band also won state recognition in 1977 for its field performances.

Kimble directed four different bands at Limon, the fourth-grade band, fifth-grade beginning band, the Cadet Band (6, 7 & 8 graders) and the Senior High School Band. He taught Music Appreciation and took his pep bands to many out-of-town athletic contests. He was also assigned three choirs to conduct.

Kimble was a master at balancing the demands for his students between athletics and his music programs.

Brian Richmond (Fort Collins): One of the state’s top gymnastics coaches and judge, Richmond coached high school for 17 years, but has been a high school judge since 1971.

He coached gymnastics at four high schools – Jefferson, Poudre, Fort Collins and Thompson Valley – with the PHS team winning the 1984 title and runners up in 1985.

A former CSU gymnast and coach, Richmond became one of the top judges in the state, as well as one the national and international scene. He judged 20 CHSAA boys’ state meets and has been a mainstay with the girls’ state meet, having worked 35 of those. He has judged on the national and international stage.

He was inducted in the National Gymnastics Judges Association Hall of Fame in 2011.

Ken Shaw (Merino, Yuma, Sterling, Rocky Mountain, Smoky Hill, Regis Jesuit HS): One of the state’s legendary athletes who become one of Colorado’s top prep basketball coaches, Shaw guided his Merino team to a pair of state tiles, while going undefeated.

He was a prolific high school athlete at Merino, and held the career scoring record when his career was over. That mark has since been broken, but Shaw’s name still dots the basketball record book as a player. Additionally, Shaw was a standout football player, and has his name in that sport’s record book.

As a coach, his teams have won more than 710 games and he guided Regis to three straight 5A championships. His teams also won titles two other times, at Yuma and Sterling.

His teams have a record 29 the state tournament appearances.

Joe Silva (Fruita Monument HS): A Bronze Star Recipient in Vietnam, Silva was a three-time state wrestling champion for Fruita Monument and compiled a 58-0-2 mark in his career.

In 12 state matches, opponents scored just 6 points on him. He also participated in football and baseball.

He is a former District 51 Teacher of the Year and taught 29 years at Fruita Middle School. During that time, he, along with 2016 inductee Ray Coca and others broadcast the Western Slope State Championship matches on radio and television.

From 1963-65, Fruita enjoyed much success in wrestling, baseball and football. The constant on these teams was Silva. The school won two wrestling team titles and the football team was state runner up twice and baseball once over the period.

Kent Smith (Boulder, Ponderosa, Aurora Central, Highlands Ranch, La Veta, Alamosa): Having just retired after 53 years of coaching, Smith is one of the state’s top coaches, regardless of sport. And, he is noted for his integrity and ability to build better people through activities.

He has been the head boys’ basketball coach at Boulder and Ponderosa, the head cross country coach at Ponderosa and Highlands Ranch, as well as the head boys’ soccer coach at Aurora Central. Additionally, he served as head girls’ basketball coach at La Veta and Alamosa.

His teams have won state titles in basketball (twice at Boulder) and cross country (six times at Highlands Ranch). He runs a dog and horse rescue ranch near Walsenburg.

January 25, 2018

Full results from the state spirit championships

DENVER â Complete results from the both days of the state spirit competition are below.

The prelims are on Friday, with the finals on Saturday. Find a full schedule here.

Below are the full results, including the finalists and their order of finish. These are updated after each session ends.

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Finals

2A Poms
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Vail Christian	42.3333	34.6500	230.9500		76.9833
2	Sanford	38.5833	30.3500	206.8		68.9333

3A Poms
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Bayfield	41.5	43.4167	254.7500		84.9167
2	Aspen	39.0	35.5	223.5		74.5

4A Poms
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Wheat Ridge	46.3500	42.0833	265.3		88.4333
2	Valor Christian	43.5833	41.4500	255.1		85.0333
3	Erie	44.5833	40.1667	254.2500		84.7500
4	Roosevelt	43.0833	38.6500	245.2		81.7333

5A Poms
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	ThunderRidge	47.4	46.8333	282.7		94.2333
2	Grandview	46.6500	46.8333	280.4500		93.4833
3	Cherry Creek	45.5333	46.4333	275.9		91.9667
4	Cherokee Trail	44.6	44.3333	266.8		88.9333

2A Cheer
Rank	School	Cheer	Music	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Highland	45.6500	32.4500	156.2		78.1
2	Cheyenne Wells	43.5	31.6	150.2		75.1
3	Hotchkiss	44.7500	26.2	141.9		70.9500
4	Dove Creek	34.7	29.6	128.6	4.0	60.3

3A Cheer
Rank	School	Cheer	Music	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	The Academy	44.3500	36.0	160.7		80.3500
2	Pinnacle	42.1500	34.7	153.7	2.0	74.8500
3	Prospect Ridge	44.4500	30.7500	150.4	3.0	72.2
4	Faith Christian	41.9500	29.6500	143.2	4.0	67.6

4A Cheer
Rank	School	Cheer	Music	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Valor Christian	44.8	41.25	172.1	3	83.05*
2	Thompson Valley	44.7	38.35	166.1		83.05
3	Wheat Ridge	41.7	36.65	156.7		78.35
4	Lewis-Palmer	40.85	36.6	154.9	2	75.45
5	Sand Creek	41.45	32.2	147.3	2	71.65
6	Ponderosa	39.75	33.6	146.7	2	71.35
7	Pueblo West	36.75	36.55	146.6	2	71.3

* – Won tiebreak with a higher average cheer score.

5A Cheer
Rank	School	Cheer	Music	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Cherokee Trail	49.45	38.4	175.7		87.85
2	Rock Canyon	48.8	39.55	176.7	2	86.35
3	Chaparral	48.25	38.95	174.4	2	85.2
4	Douglas County	47.5	38.45	171.9	1	84.95
5	Legend	47.2	37.6	169.6	3	81.8
6	Smoky Hill	47.7	33	161.4		80.7

2A/3A Co-Ed
Rank	School	Cheer	Music	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	St. Mary’s	41.2500	36.4	155.3		77.6500
2	Coal Ridge	36.7500	36.1	145.7		72.8500
3	Bayfield	33.7500	32.4	132.3	1.0	65.1500
4	Salida	30.5	30.0	121.0		60.5

4A/5A Co-Ed
Rank	School	Cheer	Music	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Castle View	48.5	42.6	182.2	2	89.1
2	Mountain Vista	45	41.5	173	2	84.5
3	Vista Ridge	40.75	42.5	166.5		83.25
4	ThunderRidge	41.5	38.9	160.8	4	76.4
5	Bear Creek	38.5	34.75	146.5	6	67.25
6	Heritage	38.25	36.95	150.4	10	65.2
7	Greeley West	34.5	33.1	135.2	3	64.6
8	Arvada West	35.25	30.5	131.5	4	61.75

Jazz
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Ponderosa	46.5333	48.6667	285.6		95.2
2	Mountain Vista	47.1667	46.4167	280.7500		93.5833

Hip Hop
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Broomfield	43.8333	43.4500	261.8500		87.2833
2	Eaglecrest	43.0333	40.2667	249.9000		83.3000
3	Overland	43.1667	39.7500	248.7500		82.9167
4	Monarch	43.6833	38.6667	247.0500		82.3500

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Prelims

These results are a reflection of the deductions taken off the final score. An asterisk (*) indicates that the team will move on to the finals.

2A Cheer
Rank	School	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Highland*	30.5	76.9	0	76.9
2	Cheyenne Wells*	33.15	74.7	0	74.7
3	Dove Creek	29.6	70.95	0	70.95
4	Hotchkiss	25.85	69.25	0	69.25
5	Lyons	25.55	65.3	0	65.3
6	Limon	23.2	65.05	0	65.05
7	Swink	26.95	64.5	1	63.5
8	Peyton	21.25	62.4	0	62.4
9	South Park	22.2	60.65	0	60.65
10	Wiley	24.75	60.45	0	60.45
11	Hoehne	22.6	59.7	0	59.7
12	Estes Park	19.1	54.5	0	54.5
13	Sandford	21.2	53.5	0	53.5
14	Holyoke	20.7	53.15	2	51.15

3A Cheer
Rank	School	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	The Academy*	44.75	79.35	0	79.35
2	Pinnacle*	41.4	76.95	0	76.95
3	Prospect Ridge*	45.1	76.05	0	76.05
4	Faith Christian*	42.6	73.1	0	73.1
5	Lutheran	42.8	71.9	0	71.9
6	James Irwin	42.25	69.3	0	69.3
7	Weld Central	39.7	68.6	0	68.6
8	Montezum-Cortez	41.15	66.75	0	66.75
9	Platte Valley	40.35	65.9	0	65.9
10	Sheridan	40.25	64.6	0	64.6
11	Lamar	40.65	62.6	0	62.6
12	Sterling	39.1	62	0	62
13	Trinidad	39.25	62.95	1	61.95
14	Berthoud	39.8	62.75	1	61.75
15	Florence	38.2	61.15	0	61.15
16	University	43.4	66.3	6	60.3
17	Buena Vista	38.5	60.1	4	56.1

2A/3A Co-ed
Rank	School	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	St. Mary’s*	41	76.7	2	74.7
2	Coal Ridge*	38.75	74.5	2	72.5
3	Salida*	35.25	64.35	0	64.35
4	Bayfield*	32.5	65	1	64
5	Strasburg	31.75	59.75	0	59.75
6	Alamosa	30	54.8	0	54.8
7	Manitou Springs	30.75	54.675	0	54.675
8	Englewood	25	48.9	0	48.9
9	Denver Christian	26.25	44.95	2	42.95
10	Peak to Peak	17.5	40.3	0	40.3
11	Valley	25.25	46.1	6	40.1
12	Ft. Lupton	19	39	1	38
13	La Junta	17	36.775	0	36.775
14	Dolores	8.6	26.05	0	26.05

4A/5A Co-ed
Rank	School	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Castle View*	48.25	90.35	0	90.35
2	Mountain Vista*	45.75	88	1	87
3	Vista Ridge*	42.1	84.6	4	80.6
4	Heritage*	39.5	76.65	0	76.65
5	Bear Creek*	37.75	76.4	2	74.4
6	ThunderRidge*	38	76.65	3	73.65
7	Arvada West*	40	71.4	2	69.4
8	Greeley West*	36.5	70.55	2	68.55
9	Grand Junction Central	38.25	70.15	2	68.15
10	Montbello	35.75	67.7	0	67.7
11	Fruita Monument	31.85	67.35	0	67.35
12	Cheyenne Mountain	29.75	66.3	0	66.3
13	Chatfield	36.75	66.2	0	66.2
14	Overland	35.75	64.4	0	64.4
15	Liberty	32.25	64.25	2	62.25
16	Brighton	29.2	65.2	4	61.2
17	Falcon	35.75	67.95	7	60.95
18	Northglenn	29.5	60.4	0	60.4
19	Palisade	31.75	60.1	0	60.1
20	Boulder	36.1	63.85	4	59.85
21	Greeley Central	28.25	58.65	0	58.65
22	Woodland Park	32.5	62.45	4	58.45
23	Skyline	33.25	61.4	3	58.4
24	Durango	29.65	58.1	0	58.1
25	Thornton	30	58.6	2	56.6
26	Northridge	31.75	60.2	4	56.2
27	Roosevelt	30.25	61.8	6	55.8
28	Gateway	28	54.75	0	54.75
29	Mountain View	25.5	53.45	0	53.45
30	Montrose	22.5	49.8	0	49.8
31	Golden	24.15	51	4	47
32	Denver North	30	53.1	8	45.1
33	Lincoln	22	45.05	0	45.05
34	Pueblo Central	20.75	46.2	2	44.2
35	Mitchell	24	45.7	2	43.7
36	Adams City	31.25	47.05	4	43.05
37	Skyview	22	39.35	0	39.35
38	Pueblo East	19.75	35.4	2	33.4
39	Westminster	16.5	41.4	8	33.4
40	Aurora Central	16.25	32.25	4	28.25

5A Cheer
Rank	School	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Cherokee Trail*	39.55	88.15	0	88.15
2	Chaparral*	38.8	86.6	2	84.6
3	Legend*	37.4	84.15	0	84.15
4	Douglas County*	36.5	85	2	83
5	Smoky Hill*	33.4	82.15	0	82.15
6	Rock Canyon*	36.95	85.5	4	81.5
7	Eaglecrest	35.7	85.1	4	81.1
8	Grandivew	37.7	84.05	3	81.05
9	Fossil Ridge	33.8	81.35	2	79.35
10	Highlands Ranch	32.9	76.65	0	76.65
11	Cherry Creek	27.5	76.25	0	76.25
12	Arapahoe	34	78.15	4	74.15
13	Coronado	27.15	73.45	0	73.45
14	Pine Creek	33.1	75.1	2	73.1
15	Doherty	30.25	74.95	2	72.95
16	Mountain Range	29.4	72.6	0	72.6
17	Regis Jesuit	27.7	72.35	0	72.35
18	Columbine	27	71.75	0	71.75
19	Legacy	25.55	71.25		71.25
20	Broomfield	30.9	71.15	0	71.15
21	Loveland	30.9	73.1	2	71.1
22	Rangeview	28.8	72.8	4	68.8
23	Prairie View	27.4	67.8	0	67.8
24	Horizon	25.4	69.55	4	65.55
25	Denver South	27.15	66.4	2	64.4
26	Grand Junction Central	21.85	65.6	2	63.6
27	Fountain-Fort Carson	25.75	60.9	0	60.9
28	Dakota Ridge	25.55	60.45	0	60.45
29	Grand Junction	27.1	64	4	60
30	Rocky Mountain	26.3	61.5	2	59.5
31	Fort Collins	22.75	64.4	5	59.4
32	Pomona	24.45	62.6	4	58.6
33	Ralston Valley	24	64.15	6	58.15
34	Poudre	21.3	54.9	4	50.9

4A Cheer
Rank	School	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Thompson Valley*	44.4	80.9	2	78.9
2	Valor Christian*	44.15	83.25	5	78.25
3	Lewis-Palmer*	37.2	77.45	2	75.45
4	Pueblo West*	37.1	75.4	0	75.4
5	Sand Creek*	41.8	76.85	2	74.85
6	Wheat Ridge*	41.9	76.65	2	74.65
7	Ponderosa*	38.95	73.85	0	73.85
8	Air Academy	32.5	75.45	2	73.45
9	Glenwood Springs	33.3	74.4	1	73.4
10	Pueblo South	39.35	72.5	0	72.5
11	Sliver Creek	38.1	72.05	0	72.05
12	Green Mountain	31.65	69.65	0	69.65
13	Niwot	41	69.1	0	69.1
14	Pueblo County	40.35	70.8	2	68.8
15	Windsor	43.35	74.45	6	68.45
16	The Classical Academy	33.95	72.15	5	67.15
17	Erie	34.6	77	11	66
18	Palmer Ridge	38.25	71.75	6	65.75
19	Vista Peak	39.1	66.65	1	65.65
20	Pueblo Centennial	38.75	65.5	0	65.5
21	Holy Family	30.4	65.1	0	65.1
22	Discovery Canyon	32.3	66.95	2	64.95
23	Elizabeth	25.75	63.45	2	61.45
24	Longmount	39	63.35	2	61.35
25	Frederick	32.2	71.25	10	61.25
26	Mead	36.9	63.15	2	61.15
27	Standley Lake	34.2	59.7	0	59.7
28	Rifle	31.8	59.05	0	59.05
29	Mullen	26.75	58.95	2	56.95
30	John F. Kennedy	25.6	57.65	2	55.65
31	Arvada	23.1	54.95	2	52.95

2A Poms
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Vail Christian*	40.7500	36.6333	232.15		77.3833
2	Sanford*	41.8667	33.8500	227.15		75.7167
3	Hotchkiss	40.3833	34.4500	224.5		74.8333
4	Clear Creek	40.2833	30.8500	213.4		71.1333
5	Limon	39.1667	30.8833	210.15		70.0500
6	Stratton	35.8333	31.6667	202.5		67.5
7	Calhan	35.5	29.2333	194.2	5	59.7333
8	West Grand	35.0	24.7333	179.2		59.7333
9	Deer Trail	34.9167	27.4500	187.1	5	57.3667

3A Poms
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Bayfield*	42.8333	41.8333	254		84.6667
2	Aspen*	41.5	39.0	241.5		80.5
3	University	41.6667	35.5	231.5		77.1667
4	SkyView Academy	42.6667	32.6667	226		75.3333
5	Weld Central	37.1667	35.0	216.5		72.1667
6	Sheridan	36.8333	32.3333	207.5		69.1667
7	Grand Valley	36.0	32.3333	205		68.3333
8	Bennett	33.0	34.0	201		67.0
9	Basalt	35.3333	30.6667	198	5	61.0

4A Poms
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Wheat Ridge*	46.0833	44.8333	272.75		90.9167
2	Erie*	44.9167	42.6333	262.65		87.5500
3	Roosevelt*	43.0	43.3333	259		86.3333
4	Valor Christian*	43.0833	43.0	258.25		86.0833
5	Standley Lake	45.6167	42.8333	265.35	5	83.4500
6	Lewis-Palmer	42.0833	40.2167	246.9		82.3
7	Windsor	41.6333	36.3333	233.9		77.9667
8	Mead	41.0833	36.6	233.05		77.6833
9	Mullen	41.1667	35.8333	231		77.0
10	Centaurus	41.4167	33.7667	225.55		75.1833
11	Durango	39.4833	35.2167	224.1		74.7
12	Evergreen	43.6667	40.8	253.4	10	74.4667
13	Eagle Valley	38.9167	34.1	219.05		73.0167
14	Pueblo County	38.3333	31.5167	209.55		69.8500
15	Green Mountain	39.5	30.0167	208.55		69.5167
16	Battle Mountain	37.5833	30.4333	204.05		68.0167
17	Palmer Ridge	37.5	28.3667	197.6		65.8667
18	Littleton	38.9167	31.4167	211	5	65.3333
19	Arvada	35.3833	30.4667	197.55	1	64.8500
20	Pueblo Central	37.0833	26.7	191.35		63.7833
21	John F. Kennedy	35.8333	27.2333	189.2		63.0667
22	Northfield	37.6	31.3667	206.9	6	62.9667
23	Frederick	36.6667	24.8500	184.55		61.5167
24	Northridge	33.1667	24.3167	172.45	1	56.4833

Jazz
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Ponderosa*	46.7667	46.0	278.3		92.7667
2	Mountain Vista*	46.3333	45.5833	275.75		91.9167
3	Chaparral	46.5	45.1667	275		91.6667
4	Rock Canyon	46.7333	43.8333	271.7		90.5667
5	Columbine	44.5	42.3333	260.5		86.8333
6	Highlands Ranch	44.0167	42.0	258.05		86.0167
7	Legend	41.6333	43.3333	254.9		84.9667
8	Horizon	43.9333	40.6667	253.8		84.6
9	Heritage	40.7333	39.3333	240.2		80.0667
10	Silver Creek	38.9	38.3333	231.7	1	76.2333
11	Hinkley	36.3333	31.3333	203		67.6667

5A Poms
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Cherry Creek*	47.2333	47.0	282.7		94.2333
2	Grandview*	47.3	46.0833	280.15		93.3833
3	Cherokee Trail*	44.1500	44.3167	265.4		88.4667
4	ThunderRidge*	46.9333	46.4167	280.05	5	88.35
5	Regis Jesuit	43.0667	42.3333	256.2		85.4
6	Fairview	43.1333	40.3333	250.4		83.4667
7	Legacy	43.4833	39.5	248.95		82.9833
8	Arapahoe	43.5333	38.1667	245.1		81.7
9	Chatfield	41.8	39.2500	243.15		81.05
10	Ralston Valley	41.9	37.0667	236.9		78.9667
11	Dakota Ridge	42.8667	34.6667	232.6		77.5333
12	Prairie View	39.0333	35.7333	224.3		74.7667
13	Douglas County	38.6667	36.0	224		74.6667
14	Boulder	40.0667	34.0	222.2		74.0667
15	Brighton	37.5667	35.2667	218.5		72.8333
16	Rangeview	39.0	33.6667	218		72.6667
17	Smoky Hill	38.9	32.5	214.2		71.4
18	Arvada West	36.4333	34.4	212.5		70.8333
19	Doherty	35.1667	32.6667	203.5		67.8333
20	Grand Junction	35.5333	32.0	202.6		67.5333

Hip Hop
Rank	School	Average	Average	Raw	Deductions	Total
1	Broomfield*	44.2500	43.0667	261.95		87.3167
2	Overland*	43.8667	42.0833	257.85		85.9500
3	Eaglecrest*	44.5	41.1500	256.95		85.6500
4	Monarch*	44.6	39.9333	253.6		84.5333
5	Fruita Monument	43.0	38.0500	243.15		81.0500
6	Greeley West	44.6	35.0667	239		79.6667
7	Castle View	41.5833	37.5833	237.5		79.1667
8	Pomona	44.3167	33.9167	234.7		78.2333
9	Northglenn	42.0833	33.2333	225.95		75.3167
10	Rocky Mountain	42.1667	30.1167	216.85		72.2833
11	Denver East	38.6667	33.2333	215.7		71.9
12	Rampart	41.0833	30.2833	214.1		71.3667
13	Fossil Ridge	40.6667	30.3333	213		71.0
14	Montezuma-Cortez	39.5	28.7167	204.65		68.2167
15	Thornton	35.6500	29.2833	194.8		64.9333
16	Poudre	39.3500	28.0500	202.2	10	57.4
17	Middle Park	33.6667	23.1333	170.4		56.8
18	Pueblo East	36.2500	26.5833	188.5	20	42.8333

December 8, 2017