LAKEWOOD — Lakewood football beat Fountain-Fort Carson 31-21 in a Week 1 Class 5A matchup on Friday.
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Lakewood’s Erin Gillcrist commits to San Diego State volleyball
Lakewood’s Erin Gillcrist. (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com) Last fall, as a sophomore, Erin Gillcrist helped Lakewood volleyball reach the Class 5A regional round. Now, just before her junior season begins, Gillcrist has already made collegiate plans.
On Monday, Gillcrist announced her commitment to San Diego State over Twitter:
Beyond excited to announce my commitment to San Diego State University❤ pic.twitter.com/DXL6gAJCcV
— EGilly (@eringillcrist) August 10, 2015
Gillcrist, an opposite and outside hitter, had 155 kills (2.3 per set) and 72 total digs last season. She was also on the Tigers’ varsity team as a freshman, recording 36 kills.
Lakewood was 13-12 last season. Two years ago, the Tigers went 17-8.
San Diego State, a member of the Mountain West Conference, went 14-15 last season. The Aztecs have Overland graduate Ciara Brown on the roster this season as a senior.
Gillcrist is the sixth known volleyball player from the 2017 class to make her college choice.
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All-state baseball teams for 2015 season
The 2015 baseball players of the year. From left: Jordan Ernst, Dove Creek (1A); Trent Hughes, Rye (2A); Ryan Madden, Fairview (5A); Cole Shetterly, Green Mountain (4A); Lane Greiman, Eaton (3A). (Photos: Jack Eberhard/JacksActionShots.com; Matt Mathewes/MVPSportsPics.com; Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com; Pam Wagner/CHSAANow.com) The 2015 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 coaches, and then a vote of coaches. Players had to be first-team all-league in order to be on the all-state ballot.
Players and coaches of the year were also selected by a vote of the coaches.
Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A
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Fairview’s Ryan Madden is the 5A baseball player of the year. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com) Player of the year: Ryan Madden, Fairview
Coach of the year: Matt Johnson, Chatfield
First Team Name School Pos. Year Cole Anderson Rocky Mountain OF Senior Bryce Dietz Rock Canyon RHP Senior Chris Givin Rock Canyon SS/RHP Senior Blake Goldsberry Cherry Creek 3B Senior Ryan Madden Fairview INF/RHP Senior JR McDermott Smoky Hill P/UTIL Senior Marc Mumper Mountain Vista SS/RHP Senior Nick Shumpert Highlands Ranch SS Senior Logan Soole Monarch P/CF Senior Kyle Winkler Chatfield SS Senior Second Team Name School Pos. Year Wyatt Cross Legacy C/1B Senior Maverick Handley Mullen C/INF Junior Sean O’Dell Chatfield CF/P/2B Senior Greg Pickett Legend OF/RHP Senior Kyle Reisman Rocky Mountain 1B Senior Peyton Remy Legend RHP/OF Senior Aeneas Roberson Cherry Creek OF Senior Tim Ryan Fairview OF/RHP Senior Brent Schwarz Regis Jesuit RHP Senior Honorable mention: Chad Bell, Rocky Mountain, INF, Senior; Kolby Bonato, Bear Creek, 3B/C, Senior; Dominik Castiglione, Horizon, INF, Senior; Danny Collins, Lakewood, 1B/P, Senior; Quin Cotton, Regis Jesuit, OF, Junior; Conner Deeds, Pine Creek, INF/RHP, Senior; Brandon Formby, Mountain Vista, 3B/RHP, Senior; Gavin Gifford, Brighton, 1B/P, Junior; Keifer Glau, Grandview, OF/P, Senior; Trevor Kehe, Lakewood, OF/C, Senior; Peter McEvoy, Pine Creek, INF, Senior; Joe Millar, Ralston Valley, LHP, Senior; Jared Montoya, Douglas County, SS/RHP, Senior; Conner Nantkes, Cherokee Trail, LHP/OF, Sophomore; Tanner O’Tremba, Cherry Creek, OF, Freshman; Dylan Row, Fruita Monument, SS, Senior; Sam Schroeder, Fruita Monument, P/OF, Junior; Josh Schumacher, Rangeview, 2B, Junior; Josh White, Rock Canyon, 2B/OF/RHP, Senior
Class 4A
Green Mountain’s Cole Shetterly is the 4A baseball player of the year. (Tom Hoganson) Player of the year: Cole Shetterly, Green Mountain
Coach of the year: Brad Madden, Green Mountain
First Team Name School Pos. Year Cameron Brown D’Evelyn OF/P Junior Casey Dunlap Durango SS/RHP Senior Reid Effrein Green Mountain 2B/SS Senior Willie Harris Wheat Ridge CF Senior Bryan King Ponderosa P/OF Senior Kyle Leahy Erie RHP/INF Senior Josh Ramirez Green Mountain P/OF/1B Senior Talon Schaller Green Mountain P/3B Senior Cole Shetterly Green Mountain SS/P Senior Paul Tillotson Lewis-Palmer RHP/OF/3B Junior Grant Witherspoon D’Evelyn OF/P/1B Senior Second Team Name School Pos. Year Zane Begano Erie INF/RHP Senior Andrew Bowles Palisade C/SS Senior Cole Brandon Windsor LHP/1B Senior Austin Brown Holy Family LHP/1B/CF Senior Diego Garcia Wheat Ridge 3B/P Senior Matt Helmreich D’Evelyn C Senior Chase Mathis Mesa Ridge INF/P Senior Jared Mews Canon City CF Senior Alec Moens Evergreen SS/P Senior Brian Tims Lewis-Palmer 2B/SS Senior Honorable mention: Sonny Arellano, Pueblo East, RHP/1B, Senior; Brandon Barringer, Skyview, C, Senior; Logan Beatty, Mesa Ridge, INF/P, Senior; Colin Cicere, Lewis-Palmer, RHP/OF, Senior; Ryan DeMoudt, Berthoud, INF, Senior; Mitchell Gray, Summit, RHP/3B/OF, Senior; Jake Greenwalt, Windsor, RHP/3B, Junior; Kyle Greenwell, Northridge, C/RHP, Senior; Jacob Hein, Discovery Canyon, P/OF, Senior; Derek Horn, Delta, P, Senior; Dane Kapande, Evergreen, 2B/SS, Junior; Nic Lacayo, Cheyenne Mountain, C, Senior; Brandon Maes, Pueblo South, C/3B, Junior; D.J. Medina, Kennedy, P/INF, Senior; Chase Nieslanik, Glenwood Springs, LHP, Senior; Dylan Norsen, Mountain View, P/OF/INF, Sophomore; Mason Peterson, Longmont, 2B/C, Junior; Hunter Roberts, Alameda, 2B/OF, Junior; Christian Robles, Denver North, OF, Junior; Cooper Rothe, Longmont, CF, Junior; Layton Stutsman, Rifle, OF, Senior; Jeffrey Torres, Thomas Jefferson, OF/RHP, Senior; Chase Trujillo, Pueblo West, OF, Senior; Isaiah Volcic, Widefield, SS/P/INF, Senior; Austin Wood, Silver Creek, 1B/RHP, Junior; Easton Woods, Palisade, P, Senior
Class 3A
Eaton’s Lane Greiman (10) is the 3A baseball player of the year. (Pam Wagner) Player of the year: Lane Greiman, Eaton
Coach of the year: Kevin Fergus, Brush
First Team Name School Pos. Year Brevin Baessler University P/SS/P Senior Luke Bote Faith Christian C/P/INF Senior Matt Burkart Eaton SS/RHP Junior Carter Chacon Valley P/INF Senior Darin Cook Lamar INF/P Senior Lane Greiman Eaton RHP/INF Senior Ryan Koehler Eaton LHP/OF Senior Alec Petterson Brush C/P Senior Kyle Rosenbrock Brush SS/P Senior Brady Tedesco Eaton LHP/OF Senior Jacob Thiessen Sterling P/INF/UTIL Senior Second Team Name School Pos. Year Payton Chacon Valley C/P Senior Calvin Corey Olathe INF/P Senior Mikey Gutierrez Brush INF Senior Tyler Husmann Alamosa LF Senior Nick Kakavas Peak to Peak P/1B Senior Kelton McCoy Bayfield C/RHP/INF Junior Will McKissick Kent Denver OF/P Junior Braydon Peif University P/2B Senior Zane Phelps Bayfield 3B/RHP/C Junior AJ Stephens Faith Christian 1B/P/OF Junior Honorable mention: Colby Archuleta, Gunnison, C, Junior; Phillip Chadwick, Moffat County, UTIL/P, Senior; Trevor Close, Buena Vista, P/SS, Senior; Donovan Contreraz, Sheridan, P/INF, Junior; Kaleb Hansen, Lamar, INF, Senior; Ty Hanzlicek, Valley, INF/OF/P, Junior; Dusty Kaan, Sterling, CF/P, Senior; Tyler Manzanares, Pagosa Springs, P/INF/3B, Senior; Christopher Martin, Centauri, SS/OF, Junior; Joe Mondragon, Eaton, 1B/OF, Junior; Nathan Vaughn, Lutheran, RHP/UTIL/DH, Senior; Jake Vieira, Lutheran, OF/UTIL/RHP, Senior; Cole Whitaker, Kent Denver, SS/3B/P, Senior; Brady Wilson, Gunnison, INF/P, Junior
Class 2A
Trent Hughes (center) of Rye is the 2A baseball player of the year. (Matt Mathewes/MVPSportsPics.com) Player of the year: Trenton Hughes, Rye
Coach of the year: Stacey Graham, Rye
First Team Name School Pos. Year Trenton Hughes Rye P/1B Senior Ryan Miller Burlington P/INF Senior Luke Mondt Resurrection Christian SS/RHP Senior Cody Norris Kiowa/Simla P/C/INF Senior Luis Ortiz, Jr. Rye SS/P/C Senior Devan Rupe Hotchkiss P/CF Senior Maclain Smiley Kiowa/Simla P/INF Senior Joe Stephen Limon RHP/SS Junior Tyler Woodhams Sedgwick County RHP Junior Second Team Name School Pos. Year Mitchell Bates Kiowa/Simla P/C/INF Senior Bailey Benz Rye C Sophomore Jett County Burlington P/INF Sophomore Chance Dunker Sedgwick County RHP Junior Caden Eastin County Line (Wiley/McClave) LHP/CF Junior Evan Finley Peyton P/INF/C Junior Cesar Gonzalez Hotchkiss P/SS Junior Trevor Smith Paonia 3B/C/RHP Sophomore Taylor Thoman Peyton P/UTIL Junior Jake Tomcheck Resurrection Christian LHP/OF/1B Junior Honorable mention: Kaleb Bayles, Hotchkiss, 1B/OF, Senior; Bryce Buhr, Crowley County, CF/SS/P, Junior; Miles Caldon, Sanford, C/UTIL/RHP, Junior; Tristen Cesko, Limon, P/INF, Senior; Jonathon Cowles, Dayspring Christian Academy, C/P/SS, Sophomore; Christian Dellamaestra, County Line (Wiley/McClave), P/3B, Sophomore; Tanner Fulkerson, Dawson School, SS/RHP, Junior; Garrett Harper, Ellicott, C/INF/P, Senior; Raul Hurtado, Byers, SS/RHP, Senior; Spencer Kelly, Calhan, 2B/SS, Junior; Bryar Kirkland, Swink, INF/P, Junior; Michael Lopez, Las Animas, LHP/CF/RF, Senior; Ryan Nolin, Yuma, C, Junior; Kasey Nusbaum, Kiowa/Simla, P/C/INF, Junior; Alex Stiens, Center, P/SS/INF, Senior; McCabe Taylor, Paonia, OF/2B, Senior; Steven Weber, County Line (Wiley/McClave), P/C/INF, Sophomore
Class 1A
Jordan Ernst of Dove Creek is the 1A baseball player of the year. (Jack Eberhard/JacksActionShots.com) Player of the year: Jordan Ernst, Dove Creek
Coach of the year: Curtis Garver, Dove Creek
First Team Name School Pos. Year Cordell Burton Stratton OF Senior Jordan Ernst Dove Creek SS/2B/P Junior Jacob Hodge Community Christian P Senior Ricardo Juarez Holly P/INF Sophomore Paul Kidder Community Christian P Sophomore Jaxon King Fleming SS/P Sophomore Mason Mizokami Sierra Grande SS/P Senior Alex Ogas Dove Creek C Senior Kyle Schultz Dove Creek SS/2B/P Junior Second Team Name School Pos. Year Flint Corliss Stratton P/INF/C Senior Carlos Diaz Cornerstone Christian Academy INF/P/OF Senior Dalton Dziedzic Gilpin County P Senior Tyler Fields Cornerstone Christian Academy C/INF/P Junior Spencer Gatlin Dove Creek 1B/DH Junior Ryan Keoller Granada P Sophomore Derek Kibel Dove Creek CF Freshman Koy Palmer Granada C Senior Mason Pierce Holly INF/UTIL/P Senior Quinten Richards Cotopaxi 1B/P Senior Tyler Rouse Eads SS/P/C Senior Jeb Schroder Springfield P/INF/UTIL Senior Eli Sievert Rocky Mountain Lutheran INF/P Junior Marc Solis Eads 3B/SS/P Junior -
All-state boys track & field teams for 2015 season
(Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com) The 2015 all-state boys track and field teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.
These teams were created based upon results at the state meet.
Athletes of the year were selected based upon the number of team points they produced at the state meet. This means that they received the full amount of team points from individual events they participated in, as well as one-fourth of the total points earned by the team in relays they participated in.
Finally, in order to be considered for athlete of the year, they must first have made the all-state team by winning in a championship.
Scroll down to see the teams, or use the menu below to navigate to the class of your choosing.
Class 5A
Athlete of the year: Tevin Donnell, Fountain-Fort Carson
Coach of the year: Ben Montoya, Fountain-Fort CarsonFirst Team Name Year School Event(s) Andrew Barlow Senior Monarch Pole Vault Daniel Book Senior Cherry Creek 4×800 relay Adrian Brukner Senior Rampart Discus Patrick Byerly Senior Mountain Range Shot Put Tevin Donnell Senior Fountain-Fort Carson 100 meters, 200 meters, 4×100 relay, 4×200 relay Isaac Green Sophomore Monarch 1600 meters Dan Hamson Sophomore Cherry Creek 4×800 relay Drue Harris Senior Fountain-Fort Carson 4×200 relay Marcelo Laguera Senior Pomona 3200 meters Christopher Linnin Senior Castle View Triple Jump Christian Lyon Junior Fountain-Fort Carson 4×100 relay, 4×200 relay Duane McClurkin Senior Fountain-Fort Carson 4×400 relay Kyle Moran Sophomore Cherry Creek 4×800 relay Trevor Rex Senior Highlands Ranch High Jump Juan Sabino Senior Fountain-Fort Carson 4×400 relay Triston Sisneros Senior Grandview 300 hurdles Braden Smith Junior Lakewood Long Jump Jordan Smith Senior Fountain-Fort Carson 4×100 relay, 4×200 relay, 4×400 relay Benjamin Thomas Senior Fountain-Fort Carson 4×400 relay Charles Tigner Senior Fountain-Fort Carson 4×100 relay Konor von Kraut Senior Cherry Creek 4×800 relay Mike Ware Senior Gateway 400 meters Joshua Wright Senior Overland 110 hurdles Blake Yount Senior Smoky Hill 800 meters Class 4A
Athlete of the year: Caleb Ojennes, Palmer Ridge
Coach of the year: Kelly Christensen, Palmer RidgeFirst Team Name Year School Event(s) Conlan Berger Junior Longmont 4×100 relay Austin Brant Senior Canon City Discus Trevor Cook Junior Longmont 4×100 relay Hayden Erickson Senior Woodland Park Shot Put Gianni Espinoza Junior Longmont 4×100 relay James Espinoza Sophomore Palmer Ridge 4×800 relay Logan Goodner Junior Longmont 4×100 relay Eric Hamer Senior Palmer Ridge 3200 meters, 4×800 relay Vince Hood Sophomore Valor Christian 4×200 relay James Jones Senior Mullen Long Jump Logan Malone Senior Palmer Ridge 4×400 relay William Mayhew Senior Cheyenne Mountain 800 meters, 1600 meters Noah McGhee Sophomore Littleton 100 meters Caleb Ojennes Junior Palmer Ridge 200 meters, 400 meters, 4×400 relay Brandon Pappas Sophomore Palmer Ridge 4×400 relay, 4×800 relay Anthony Peters Junior Vista Ridge Triple Jump Danny Rambo Sophomore Valor Christian 4×200 relay Kyle Rex Junior Palmer Ridge Pole Vault Bailey Rosenstrauch Junior Palmer Ridge 4×400 relay Trenton Stringari Senior Canon City 110 hurdles, 300 hurdles Jordan Swango Senior Palmer Ridge High Jump Jacob Tellez Senior Palmer Ridge 4×800 relay Ben Waters Junior Valor Christian 4×200 relay Bubba Watkins Senior Valor Christian 4×200 relay Class 3A
Athletes of the year: Miguel Molas, James Irwin; and Dominic Carrese, Fountain Valley
Coach of the year: Darwin Horan, LutheranFirst Team Name Year School Event(s) Sunday Abarca Sophomore Aspen 400 meters Ben Butler Junior SkyView Academy 3200 meters Dominic Carrese Senior Fountain Valley 800 meters, 1600 meters Austin Chavez Sophomore Sterling High Jump Josh Clausen Senior Lutheran 4×200 relay Garrett Coalson Senior Eaton Discus Bryce Coop Sophomore Manitou Springs 4×100 relay Isaiah DeLaCerda Sophomore Alamosa 4×800 relay Cooper Eggleston Junior Buena Vista 300 hurdles Tyler Gard Junior Vanguard 4×400 relay Kharon Hall Junior Lutheran Triple Jump, 4×200 relay Matt Hanson Junior Lutheran 110 hurdles Kent Harris Junior Lutheran 4×200 relay Miles Hatton Junior Vanguard 4×400 relay Parker Jones Junior Platte Valley Shot Put Conner Kennedy Senior Bayfield Long Jump Jared Keul Sophomore Manitou Springs 4×100 relay Andrew Lee Senior Vanguard 4×400 relay Tanner Martin Senior Alamosa 4×800 relay Oscar Martinez Sophomore Alamosa 4×800 relay Miguel Molas Senior James Irwin 100 meters, 200 meters Malachi Peterson Senior Manitou Springs 4×100 relay Josiah Simons Junior Vanguard 4×400 relay Leland Spangler Senior Manitou Springs 4×100 relay Jericho Ulibarri Senior Alamosa 4×800 relay Chris Youngs Junior Lutheran 4×200 relay Victor Zimmerman Sophomore Sterling Pole Vault Class 2A
Athlete of the year: Paul Roberts, Lyons
Coach of the year: Mark Roberts, LyonsFirst Team Name Year School Event(s) Evan Anderson Junior Resurrection Christian 4×100 relay Tyler Boyd Senior Burlington Shot Put John Broadhead Senior Telluride Long Jump Cameron Cross Junior Lyons 4×800 relay Cooper Daniels Junior Vail Christian Pole Vault Matt Dillon Senior Lyons 4×800 relay Shane Finegan Sophomore Wiggins 400 meters Shane Gates Junior Cedaredge 300 hurdles, 4×200 relay Jack Holling Junior Resurrection Christian 4×100 relay Jorden Jole Senior Merino 800 meters Bryce Klaseen Junior Cedaredge 4×200 relay, 4×400 relay Brendon Klaseen Sophomore Cedaredge 4×400 relay Ryan Latta Senior Cedaredge 4×400 relay Ivan Mendoza Junior West Grand 110 hurdles Chad Mikelson Sophomore Sedgwick County Triple Jump Dakota Murrow Senior Resurrection Christian 4×100 relay Garrett Quintana Junior John Mall Discus Jacob Robb Senior Cedaredge 4×200 relay, 4×400 relay Paul Roberts Junior Lyons 1600 meters, 3200 meters, 4×800 relay Tullef Rudlong Senior Lyons 100 meters Joel Such Junior Lyons 4×800 relay Isaac Swoffer Sophomore Cedaredge 4×200 relay Cooper Ward Junior Resurrection Christian 200 meters, 4×100 relay Ty Zupanic Senior Rye High Jump Class 1A
Athlete of the year: J.D. Chenoweth, Baca County
Coach of the year: Rick Hartley, SpringfieldFirst Team Name Year School Event(s) Dallas Balderas Freshman Baca County 4×400 relay Andy Borunda Junior Springfield Shot Put, Discus Michael Braithwaite Senior Pikes Peak Christian 100 meters, 4×100 relay J.D. Chenoweth Senior Baca County 110 hurdles, 300 hurdles, 4×400 relay, 4×800 relay Micah Crane Freshman Baca County 4×400 relay, 4×800 relay Matthew Crane Senior Baca County 4×400 relay, 4×800 relay Morgan Crane Junior Baca County 4×800 relay Luke Duggan Junior Pawnee 3200 meters Ross Dunlap Senior Springfield High Jump Erick Enriquez-Acosta Sophomore Idalia 800 meters Troy Fritz Senior Sangre de Cristo Triple Jump Rafe Hutches Junior Springfield 4×200 relay Seeon Kim Senior Pikes Peak Christian 4×100 relay Justin Krieger Senior Springfield 4×200 relay Gabe Longworth Senior McClave 200 meters Reid Palser Senior Otis Pole Vault Caden Parker Sophomore Eads Long Jump Justin Self Senior Springfield 4×200 relay Christian Strozier Junior Pikes Peak Christian 4×100 relay Mark Waters Senior Pikes Peak Christian 400 meters, 4×100 relay Evan Waters Senior Springfield 4×200 relay Zacc Winn Senior Prairie 1600 meters -
Championship count: Cherry Creek has most team titles; Thompson Valley leads the way in individuals
Cherry Creek’s football championship was one of five team titles from the school in 2014-15. (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com) AURORA — Cherry Creek’s athletic programs won a state-best five team championships during the 2014-15 school year.
Thompson Valley, meanwhile, captured 14 individual championships to lead the state.
Below is a recap of the year in championships. A complete database of championships through history is available on our site.
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Team titles
Cherry Creek’s five championships led the way. The Bruins won boys tennis, football, hockey, boys tennis and boys lacrosse this season.
Cheyenne Mountain (boys swimming, girls tennis, girls golf, girls soccer) and Grandview (softball, volleyball, girls soccer and poms) each won four team titles.
Grandview’s four girls championships were the most in the state for that gender, while Creek’s four boys championships led the way.
Eaton, Colorado Academy, Lyons and Valor Christian all won three total team championships.
In all, 65 teams won at least one team title in 2014-15, with 17 winning at least two.
Rank School Girls Boys Total 1 Cherry Creek 1 4 5 2 Grandview 4 0 4 2 Cheyenne Mountain 3 1 4 4 Eaton 2 1 3 4 Colorado Academy 3 0 3 4 Lyons 0 3 3 4 Valor Christian 2 1 3 8 Rock Canyon 1 1 2 8 Mountain Vista 1 1 2 8 Fossil Ridge 1 1 2 8 Palmer Ridge 0 2 2 8 Paonia 1 1 2 8 Overland 1 1 2 8 Air Academy 0 2 2 8 Broomfield 1 1 2 8 Kent Denver 0 2 2 8 Alamosa 0 2 2 18 Cheyenne Wells 1 0 1 18 Vail Christian 1 0 1 18 Bishop Machebeuf 1 0 1 18 Manitou Springs 1 0 1 18 Bennett 1 0 1 18 Glenwood Springs 1 0 1 18 Ponderosa 1 0 1 18 Castle View 1 0 1 18 Chaparral 1 0 1 18 Green Mountain 0 1 1 18 Rye 0 1 1 18 Dove Creek 0 1 1 18 Regis Jesuit 1 0 1 18 Aspen 0 1 1 18 Vail Mountain 1 0 1 18 Fountain-Fort Carson 0 1 1 18 Lutheran 0 1 1 18 Springfield 0 1 1 18 Cherokee Trail 1 0 1 18 Niwot 1 0 1 18 Heritage Christian 1 0 1 18 Colorado Springs Christian 0 1 1 18 Sanford 0 1 1 18 Holly 0 1 1 18 Pagosa Springs 1 0 1 18 Akron 1 0 1 18 Idalia 1 0 1 18 Arvada West 0 1 1 18 Thompson Valley 0 1 1 18 Valley 0 1 1 18 Rocky Ford 0 1 1 18 Battle Mountain 0 1 1 18 Summit 1 0 1 18 Evergreen 1 0 1 18 Pine Creek 0 1 1 18 Pueblo East 0 1 1 18 Brush 0 1 1 18 Caliche 0 1 1 18 Arickaree/Woodlin 0 1 1 18 Lewis-Palmer 1 0 1 18 Resurrection Christian 1 0 1 18 Fleming 1 0 1 18 Standley Lake 1 0 1 18 Mountain View 0 1 1 18 Fort Collins 0 1 1 18 Coronado 0 1 1 18 Sterling 0 1 1 18 La Junta 1 0 1 [divider]
Individual titles
Thompson Valley totaled 14 individual championships in 2014-15, including five wrestlers. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com) Thompson Valley had eight boys and six girls win individual championships in 2014-15 to account for its state-best total of 14.
Cherry Creek was second with 13, and Pomona was third with 10. Lyons won eight, while Air Academy and Cheyenne Mountain each captured seven individual crowns.
A total of 131 schools had at least one individual win a championship. Of those, 73 schools had at least two champions, and 10 had as many as five.
Below is a complete breakdown of individual championships this season.
Rank School Girls Boys Total 1 Thompson Valley 6 8 14 2 Cherry Creek 7 6 13 3 Pomona 2 8 10 4 Lyons 4 4 8 5 Air Academy 4 3 7 5 Cheyenne Mountain 4 3 7 7 Palmer Ridge 0 6 6 7 Fairview 2 4 6 9 Kent Denver 2 3 5 9 Paonia 2 3 5 11 Fossil Ridge 3 1 4 11 Evergreen 4 0 4 11 Cherokee Trail 4 0 4 11 Lamar 4 0 4 11 Sangre de Cristo 3 1 4 11 Shining Mountain 4 0 4 17 Fort Collins 3 0 3 17 Regis Jesuit 1 2 3 17 Niwot 2 1 3 17 Colorado Academy 0 3 3 17 Aspen 1 2 3 17 Summit 2 1 3 17 Valor Christian 3 0 3 17 Pueblo County 0 3 3 17 Platte Valley 0 3 3 17 Sterling 0 3 3 17 Fountain-Fort Carson 1 2 3 17 Canon City 0 3 3 17 Springfield 0 3 3 17 Otis 2 1 3 31 SkyView Academy 0 2 2 31 Estes Park 2 0 2 31 Pueblo South 0 2 2 31 Overland 1 1 2 31 Broomfield 2 0 2 31 Battle Mountain 0 2 2 31 Rock Canyon 2 0 2 31 Arapahoe 2 0 2 31 ThunderRidge 2 0 2 31 Windsor 1 1 2 31 Mullen 1 1 2 31 Grand Junction 0 2 2 31 Rocky Mountain 0 2 2 31 Arvada West 0 2 2 31 Chaparral 1 1 2 31 Fort Lupton 0 2 2 31 Brush 0 2 2 31 Berthoud 0 2 2 31 Rocky Ford 0 2 2 31 John Mall 0 2 2 31 Buena Vista 0 2 2 31 Highlands Ranch 0 2 2 31 D’Evelyn 1 1 2 31 Monarch 0 2 2 31 Castle View 1 1 2 31 Mountain Range 1 1 2 31 Rampart 1 1 2 31 Lewis-Palmer 2 0 2 31 James Irwin 0 2 2 31 Fountain Valley 0 2 2 31 Lutheran 0 2 2 31 Eaton 1 1 2 31 Moffat County 2 0 2 31 Salida 2 0 2 31 Wiggins 1 1 2 31 South Park 2 0 2 31 Cedaredge 1 1 2 31 Burlington 1 1 2 31 Pikes Peak 0 2 2 31 Prairie 1 1 2 31 Baca County 0 2 2 31 Eads 1 1 2 31 Kim 2 0 2 74 Dawson 0 1 1 74 Standley Lake 1 0 1 74 Nederland 1 0 1 74 Poudre 0 1 1 74 Fruita Monument 0 1 1 74 Discovery Canyon 0 1 1 74 Conifer 0 1 1 74 Fort Morgan 0 1 1 74 Pueblo East 0 1 1 74 Alamosa 0 1 1 74 Mead 0 1 1 74 Weld Central 0 1 1 74 Montezuma-Cortez 0 1 1 74 Dolores Huerta 0 1 1 74 Norwood/Nucla 0 1 1 74 Swink 0 1 1 74 Holly 0 1 1 74 Crowley County 0 1 1 74 Meeker 0 1 1 74 Centauri 0 1 1 74 Limon 0 1 1 74 Jefferson Academy 1 0 1 74 Dakota Ridge 1 0 1 74 Boulder 0 1 1 74 Greeley West 0 1 1 74 Steamboat Springs 1 0 1 74 St. Mary’s Academy 1 0 1 74 Ralston Valley 1 0 1 74 Gateway 0 1 1 74 Smoky Hill 0 1 1 74 Grandview 0 1 1 74 Lakewood 0 1 1 74 Silver Creek 1 0 1 74 The Classical Academy 1 0 1 74 Vista PEAK 1 0 1 74 Littleton 0 1 1 74 Vista Ridge 0 1 1 74 Woodland Park 0 1 1 74 Bayfield 0 1 1 74 Manitou Springs 1 0 1 74 Faith Christian 1 0 1 74 University 1 0 1 74 Gunnison 1 0 1 74 Caliche 1 0 1 74 Calhan 1 0 1 74 Kiowa 1 0 1 74 Wray 1 0 1 74 Resurrection Christian 0 1 1 74 Merino 0 1 1 74 West Grand 0 1 1 74 Rye 0 1 1 74 Vail Christian 0 1 1 74 Telluride 0 1 1 74 Sedgwick County 0 1 1 74 McClave 0 1 1 74 Idalia 0 1 1 74 Pawnee 0 1 1 74 Heritage Christian 1 0 1 -
Final results from 5A girls golf state tournament
Final results from girls golf’s Class 5A state tournament.
The 5A tournament was held at the Olde Course in Loveland.
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Class 5A
Team results Place Hole To par Total 1 Regis Jesuit +5 221 2 Rock Canyon +18 234 3 Legacy +22 238 4 Grandview +27 243 T5 Heritage +28 244 T5 Ralston Valley +28 244 T7 Cherry Creek +35 251 T7 Denver East +35 251 9 Monarch +36 252 10 Loveland +41 257 11 Fairview +45 261 T12 Fossil Ridge +46 262 T12 Legend +46 262 T14 Broomfield +55 271 T14 Arapahoe +55 271 16 Arvada West +60 276 Individual results Place Player School To par R1 1 Gillian Vance Dakota Ridge -4 68 2 Sydney Gillespie Regis Jesuit -2 70 T3 Morgan Sahm Grandview +1 73 T3 Alexis Chan Rock Canyon +1 73 T3 Ashlyn Kirschner Ralston Valley +1 73 6 Jennifer Hankins Legacy +2 74 T7 Maddy McCambridge Fairview +3 75 T7 Mary Weinstein Regis Jesuit +3 75 T9 Delaney Elliott Monarch +4 76 T9 Jaclyn Murray Regis Jesuit +4 76 T11 Amelia Lee Rock Canyon +5 77 T11 Zarena Brown Pomona +5 77 T13 Julia Baroth Denver East +6 78 T13 Laura From Legacy +6 78 15 Heather Kroll Horizon +7 79 16 Delaney Benson Heritage +8 80 T17 Joanna Kempton Heritage +9 81 T17 Ali Peper Arvada West +9 81 T19 Molly Lucas Cherry Creek +10 82 T19 Arielle Keating Rampart +10 82 T21 Anna Kennedy Legend +11 83 T21 Caroline O’Donnell Grandview +11 83 T21 Jenna Knutson Boulder +11 83 T21 Gabby Esquibel Heritage +11 83 T25 Carly Gallant Monarch +12 84 T25 Brandy McClain Rock Canyon +12 84 T25 Riley McKibbon Ralston Valley +12 84 T25 Lexi Ringsby Cherry Creek +12 84 T25 Brianna Diaz Loveland +12 84 T30 Aili Bundy Loveland +13 85 T30 Payton Canon Cherry Creek +13 85 T30 Paige Gentry Fossil Ridge +13 85 T30 Jenna Chun Highlands Ranch +13 85 T30 Leia Vadeen Northglenn +13 85 T30 Sarah Hunt Denver East +13 85 T36 Andrea Hoos Legacy +14 86 T36 Piper Koy Arapahoe +14 86 T38 Emily Jung Grandview +15 87 T38 Stephanie Bang Cherry Creek +15 87 T38 Andrea Reppe Legend +15 87 T38 Cammie Fowler Fossil Ridge +15 87 T38 Sydney Prey Ralston Valley +15 87 T43 Claire Stirdivant Denver East +16 88 T43 Hannah Doran Loveland +16 88 T43 Tabitha Diehl Mountain Vista +16 88 T43 Danielle Miller Chaparral +16 88 T47 Nikki Backman Arapahoe +17 89 T47 Megan Daleo Loveland +17 89 T47 Sara Cuny Rock Canyon +17 89 T47 Jordan Remley Ralston Valley +17 89 T47 Caitlin O’Donnell Grandview +17 89 T52 Kenzi Hueter Fossil Ridge +18 90 T52 Maddie Kern Broomfield +18 90 T52 Rachel Pritchett ThunderRidge +18 90 T52 Kayla Elder Fossil Ridge +18 90 T52 Brenna Fankell Broomfield +18 90 T52 Sydney Yu Cherokee Trail +18 90 T58 Elly Carlson Pine Creek +19 91 T58 Hope Kim Broomfield +19 91 T60 Duval Sutherland Legend +20 92 T60 Emma Teuton Monarch +20 92 T60 Bailey Summers Grand Junction +20 92 T60 Avery Hill Grand Junction +20 92 T64 Allie Garcia #N/A +21 93 T64 Kelsey Webster Fairview +21 93 T64 Taylor Sunset Fairview +21 93 T67 Mckenna Reppe Legend +22 94 T67 Emma Hesse Lakewood +22 94 69 Ali Timlin Regis Jesuit +23 95 T70 Kendra George Heritage +24 96 T70 Tara Srinivas Fairview +24 96 T70 Miranda Schiffbauer Arvada West +24 96 T70 Gabby Membel Arapahoe +24 96 T74 Katie Rice Fruita Monument +25 97 T74 Elena Barboza Denver East +25 97 T74 Emma Kriski Prairie View +25 97 T74 Madi Eurich Coronado +25 97 78 MaClay Bruce Prairie View +26 98 T79 Remy Mullen Monarch +27 99 T79 Maddy Rodriguez Legacy +27 99 T79 Ragen Robinson Arvada West +27 99 82 Danielle Daly Mountain Range +29 101 83 Danielle Picard Boulder +31 103 84 Beth Lebar Arapahoe +32 104 85 Haley Westling Mountain Range +38 110 -
5A girls tennis state tournament results
Draws for the Class 5A girls tennis state tournament, held May 7-9 at Gates Tennis Center in Denver, are below.
All matches start at 9 a.m. each day. The first two rounds at each position will be played Thursday. Friday morning will be all semifinals, and the playback matches will start immediately afterwards. All third- and fourth-place matches and finals will be at 9 a.m. on Saturday morning.
Should weather intervene, check CHSAANow.com for contingency plans.
These results will be updated throughout the tournament.
For more information on the process for creating these brackets, click here or scroll down.
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Class 5A girls tennis state tournament
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[divider]Information on the state tournament and draw creation
Only those teams who qualify four or more positions to state are eligible for the CHSAA state team championship title. The bracket creation process is as follows:
- All 16 individuals/teams will be considered for placement on the draw.
- The top 4 individuals/teams will be placed.
- The committee shall consider the following factors (in no particular order of importance): strength of league, overall record, strength of competition, head-to-head competition and common opponents.
- The remaining Regional Winners (#1’s) will be randomly drawn for places on the draw.
- The Regional Finishers (#2’s) will then be randomly drawn for matches against a Regional Winner.
- All Regional Winners will be paired against a Regional Finishers.
- No two teams or individuals from the same Region will play each other during the first round of the state championship.
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5A girls soccer state tournament bracket
The 2015 state tournament bracket for Class 5A girls soccer is below.
This year’s tournament runs May 5-May 20. Tickets can be bought online.
2015 CHSAA Girls Soccer State Championships 2015 5A Girls’ Soccer Bracket
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Distance runners steal the show at track’s prestigious Liberty Bell meet
Smoky Hill’s Blake Yount wins the boys 800-meter run. (Brock Laue/CHSAANow.com) LITTLETON — Colorado has a long-standing tradition of producing excellent girls distance runners.
But the recent group of transcendent stars, equally capable in cross country and track, make a case as the greatest high schoolers to ever run on Colorado soil.
Just look at the past three weekends.
On April 10 at the prestigious Arcadia Invitational in California, Fort Collins sophomore phenom Lauren Gregory ran a 4:48 in the mile, good for fourth place in the race and sixth place in the country. But Gregory was only third among competitors from her own state. Cherry Creek senior Jordyn Colter won in a national-best 4:45, while Air Academy junior Katie Rainsberger placed third in the race in the fourth best time in America, 4:47.
If that’s not enough to impress you, consider Colter broke the Colorado record in the 800-meter run with a 2:05.48 at the Stutler Bowl Twilight Invite on Friday, smashing Tara Mendozza’s 2:07.53, set in 1999. Colter is now number one in the country in the 800, as well.
The Liberty Bell Invitational, hosted by Heritage High School at Littleton Public School Stadium on Friday and Saturday, followed suit with some eye-popping times.
Gregory, already a three-time individual state champion in cross country and track, came within shouting distance of setting a Colorado record in the 3,200 on Friday with a ridiculous time of 10:25. Her winning margin was 39 seconds over Denver North’s Kayla Young (11:04) and Legacy’s Emma Gee (11:06), standout runners in their own right.
The all-time best is 10:17, set by Niwot’s Elise Cranny at the 4A state championships a year ago. Cranny recently broke the American junior record in the indoor 3,000 meters as a freshman at Stanford, so it’s fair to say Gregory is in good company. The sophomore broke the Fort Collins’ school record and the meet record and now boasts the best time on Colorado soil this spring by 28 seconds over Rainsberger.
Air Academy’s Katie Rainsberger. (Brock Laue/CHSAANow.com) Not to be outdone, though, Rainsberger cruised to a comfortable victory in the 1,600-meter run on Saturday with a 4:56. She was a mere four seconds off the meet record and won by 16 seconds over Fort Collins’ Devynn Miller.
Count Rainsberger as one of those who embraces the competition.
“I think it’s always awesome when Colorado girls go out and represent,” she said. “It’s kind of a pride thing.”
That being said, Rainsberger shies away from comparisons between her, Gregory, and Colter — the elite trio.
“I think it’s hard to compare yourself to someone, because you are all at different points, but I definitely look up to them,” she added. “I aspire to run 2:05 or 10:25. I don’t necessarily compare myself to them, but I admire them. We’re all really good friends too.”
The girls distance events at Liberty Bell were exceptional all around as 25 young ladies broke 12 minutes in the 3,200 and Fort Collins’ Becca Schulte won a stacked 800 in 2:14. Shining Mountain’s Ginger Hutton, a 1A competitor, ran an 11:28 in the 3,200 Friday and came back to get second place in the two-lapper in 2:15.
On the boys side of things, SkyView Academy’s Ben Butler handled a worthy 3,200 field with a time of 9:23. The 3A runner ranks second for all classifications in the event.
Regis Jesuit’s Javan Lanier ran the second quickest time in all classifications himself in the 100 meter dash in 10.73. Four others broke 11 seconds.
Pine Creek’s Dionne Taylor won the high jump with a mark of 6-8. Trevor Rex of Highlands Ranch also went 6-8, but in more attempts.
Castle View’s Mackenzie Pettit broke the meet record in the girl high jump, clearing 5-7.
Gateway’s Mike Ware (48.25) and Lakewood sophomore Brock Miller (48.99) impressed in the 400 meter dash.
Fountain-Fort Carson boys, speaking to their dominance in 2015, won the 4×100-meter relay in a time of 41.64 — a new best mark in the state — the 4×200 relay in 1:27.99, the 4×400 relay in 3:26, and the 4×800 relay in 7:59. Entering the weekend, the Trojans were ranked No. 1 in 5A in all four relays.
They are the heavy favorites to defend their team crown.
Fountain-Fort Carson’s Dylan Day. (Brock Laue/CHSAANow.com) Dylan Day, a future Ole Miss Rebel and one of the cogs in the Trojan machine, placed third in the 3,200 (9:40), second in the 1,600 (4:23), and ran a leg on that winning 4×800. The senior says one of Fountain-Fort Carson’s goals is to dominate the relays at Jeffco Stadium.
“I don’t know if it’s ever happened before, but we would like to win all four relays at state,” Day said. “That would be one of the best ways to end my senior year.”
Smoky Hill senior Blake Yount, a 1:51.63 runner in the 800 a season ago — the state record — crushed the field Saturday with a 1:52.61. That’s the new No. 1 in 5A in 2015 and should give him the top seed at the state meet.
Fort Collins girls pushed past fellow 5A title favorites Pine Creek to win the Liberty Bell Invite as a team. Fountain-Fort Carson, as expected, were the boys champions.
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Photos: Mountain Vista baseball hits walk-off homer to beat Lakewood
HIGHLANDS RANCH — Cooper Shearon hit a walk-off homer in the bottom of the ninth inning to lift second-ranked Mountain Vista baseball to a 6-5 win over Lakewood in extra innings on Monday.
Mountain Vista needed some heroics to even get to extra innings. The Golden Eagles trailed by three entering the bottom of the seventh, and tied the game on Marc Mumper’s three-run homer.
The teams went scoreless in the eighth inning, then Mumper, a senior, took the mound and held the Tigers by striking out two in the top of the ninth. That set the stage for Shearon’s one-out walk-off.
Mumper was 2-for-3 with four RBIs at the plate.
Vista sophomore Jalen Saiz went four innings and allowed just one earned one and one hit.
Lakewood’s Chase Powell pitched 6 1/3 innings, allowing just two earned runs (five total), and striking out seven. The Tigers’ Marcelo Sanchez and Danny Collins were each 2-for-4 with two RBIs.