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  • Photos: No. 3 Denver East boys soccer beats Lincoln to clinch league title

    DENVER — Zion Wagoner scored twice as Class 5A No. 3 Denver East boys soccer beat Lincoln 6-1 to clinch the Denver Prep League title.

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  • Arvada West’s Casey Coons inducted into Western Colorado University HOF

    Casey Coons, current Arvada West High School’s Athletic Director, was inducted into Western Colorado University’s Mountaineer Sports Hall of Fame on Sept. 14. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    ARVADA — Casey Coons has been involved in football across Colorado for more than four decades.

    From his high school playing days at Lincoln High School in the mid-1970s to this year being his first as Athletic Director at Arvada West High School. Coons received the honor of being inducted into the Western Colorado University’s Mountaineer Sports Hall of Fame class of 2018 on Sept. 14.

    Coons found out about going into the HOF last summer. He received a call from current Western Colorado football coach Jas Bains to officially give Coons the news.

    “I told him (Bains), ‘It must be a slow year,’” Coons joked. “It is a nice honor.”

    T.W. Stites, former player for Coons, was also inducted.

    “It was fun,” Coons said of the induction weekend a few weeks ago. “At halftime of the football game they called us (inductees) out. The best part is a lot of former players came back. That is what it’s all about. It not about how many games you win really. It’s about relationships.”

    Casey Coons coached Arvada West’s football program for a decade. The Wildcats racked up 74 wins and four Class 5A state semifinal appearances. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    Coons spent fours years (1977 to 1980) as an offensive lineman for the Mountaineers. Western won three Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference titles during that span.

    He returned to his alma mater for a seven-year stint from 1988 to 1994. Coons was the offensive line coach and strength and conditioning coordinator for three years before getting promoted to assistant head coach and defensive coordinator in 1991.

    “When I became the defensive coordinator in 1991 we were all on the brink of probably getting fired if we didn’t get things going,” Coons admitted. “We were fortunate. We lost our opener and then won 10 in a row.”

    The Mountaineers won three RMAC titles from 1991 to 1994.

    “It was a great time,” Coons said. “We had a great staff and a bunch of great players.”

    Coons has called Arvada West High School home for the past 17 years. He was hired as the head football coach in 2002. He spent 10 years coaching the Wildcats, racking up a 74-40 record with four Class 5A state semifinal appearances.

    “I’m really proud of those teams,” Coons said of his state semifinal teams. “I’m proud we have three to five guys off those teams coaching now. That is big to me.”

    Coons moved into the athletic director position at A-West this year.

    “I love the school,” Coons said who has taught and been the dean of students at A-West High School. “I love the kids. I love the community. It’s similar to what we had at Western. It’s a great group of people.”

  • Photos: No. 7 Skyview boys soccer now 5-0 after beating Lincoln

    DENVER — Skyview boys soccer, ranked No. 7 in Class 4A, pushed its record to 5-0 with a 2-0 win over Lincoln on Thursday.

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  • Photos: Lincoln football tops Littleton for first win

    DENVER — Lincoln football picked up its first win of the 2018 season with a 31-21 win over Littleton on Saturday.

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  • Photos: No. 10 Thomas Jefferson girls basketball tops Lincoln

    DENVER — Zoya Robbins led the way with 14 points as Class 4A No. 10 Thomas Jefferson got a 60-10 win over Lincoln on Tuesday.

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  • Photos: Bannec scores 31 as No. 8 Regis Jesuit boys basketball tops Lincoln

    DENVER — Sam Bannec shot 72 percent from the field and scored 31 points as Class 5A No. 8 Regis Jesuit held on to beat Lincoln 78-69 on Saturday.

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  • All-state football teams for the 2017 season

    The 2017 all-state football teams 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 across the state.

    Players were placed onto the first-team, second-team and honorable mention based upon the number of votes they received. In 5A-1A, spots were reserved for linemen and one kicker/punter, while 8-man reserved spots for linemen.

    CHSAA does not determine who makes or doesn’t make the team; they are created entirely from the results of the coaches’ vote.

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    Class 5A

    Pomona Grandview football
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    Player of the year: Max Borghi, Pomona

    Coach of the year: Jay Madden, Pomona

    First Team
    Name School Year Position
    Aidan Atkinson Fairview Sophomore QB
    Reece Atteberry Eaglecrest Sophomore T
    Max Borghi Pomona Senior RB/WR
    Blake Carette Arapahoe Senior T
    Victor Garnes Eaglecrest Senior SS/RB
    Gunner Gentry Grandview Senior WR/FS
    Andrew Gentry Columbine Sophomore G/T
    Jake Heimlicher Regis Jesuit Senior DE/OLB/TE
    Adrian Jackson Mullen Senior OLB
    Ryan Marquez Pomona Senior QB/CB
    Luke McCaffrey Valor Christian Junior QB
    Florian McCann III Mullen Senior T
    Jalen Mergerson Eaglecrest Senior QB/CB
    Barrett Miller Eaglecrest Junior T/DT
    Drake Nugent Highlands Ranch Junior C/DE
    Billy Pospisil Pomona Junior WR/DB
    Tevye Schuettpelz-Rohl Fairview Senior DB/WR/K
    Kevin Singer Columbine Senior T/G
    Dimitri Stanley Cherry Creek Senior WR/CB
    Blake Stenstrom Valor Christian Senior QB
    Kai Valentino Columbine Senior G/DT
    A’Jon Vivens Mullen Senior WR/CB
    Tate Wildeman Legend Senior DE/TE
    Second Team
    Name School Year Position
    Brock Boyd Pomona Senior T
    Joshia Davis Valor Christian Junior RB/CB
    Logan DeArment Columbine Junior QB/CB
    Eric Donnell Fountain-Fort Carson Senior RB/FB
    JT Erickson Poudre Senior RB/SS
    Brandon Hodge Pomona Senior T
    Austin Johnson Highlands Ranch Junior G/DT
    Mariano Kemp Fairview Senior RB/DL
    Jackson Kibbee Grandview Senior OL/C
    Luke Laflam Grandview Senior LB
    Michael Lynn Cherry Creek Junior T
    Tre Mariney Cherry Creek Senior DE
    Aubrey Marschel-Parker Regis Jesuit Senior WR
    Chad Muma Legend Senior LB/SS
    Alex Padilla Cherry Creek Junior QB
    Brad Roberts Ralston Valley Junior RB/OLB
    Preston Rose Valor Christian Senior OL/DL
    Theryne Sandoval-Jimenez Eaglecrest Senior WR/K
    Jacob Stanton Chaparral Senior MLB/T
    Ezekiel Sundberg Lakewood Senior QB/DB
    Trevor Szilagyi Valor Christian Senior DE
    Isaac Townsend Ralston Valley Junior DE/TE
    Tama Tuitele Regis Jesuit Senior MLB/OLB/RB

    Honorable mention: Michael Allen, Pomona, Junior, DE; Josiah Allen-Clark, Rangeview, Senior, WR/FS; Dominic Bettini, Highlands Ranch, Junior, RB/CB; Jack Boyer, Arvada West, Senior, DL; Marcellous Burton, Far Northeast Warriors, Senior, OT/DL; Tony Cass, Arvada West, Junior, RB/DB; Damien Cearns, Mullen, Sophomore, TB/C/ATH; Cade Chapman, Rock Canyon, Senior, OL/DL; Kyante Christian, Eaglecrest, Senior, OLB/FB; Nicholas Clancy, Douglas County, Senior, MLB/T; Spencer Clark, Boulder, Senior, OL/DL; Jaion Colbert, Overland, Senior, RB/LB; Julian Cooks, Doherty, Senior, RB/MLB; Tristan Dietz, Chaparral, Senior, MLB; Jeffrey Erickson, Fairview, Senior, LB; Alexander Flowers, Denver East, Senior, QB/DB; Joe Fox, Doherty, Junior, QB/P; Joe Golden, Doherty, Senior, TE/DT; Axel Gonzalez, Bear Creek, Junior, P; Ben Hildebrand, Mountain Vista, Senior, G/C; David Hoage, Smoky Hill, Junior, RB/FB; Aidan Ikaika keanaaina, Mullen, Sophomore, NG/G; Cody Ingraham, Westminster, Senior, DE/TE; Hayden Isenhart, Grandview, Junior, DL/DE/TE; Thomas Jenkins, Grandview, Senior, LB; Drew Johnson, Pomona, Senior, G; Tanner Kimminau, Pomona, Senior, DE; Carson Lee, Cherry Creek, Sophomore, T; Bryce Levinson, Mountain Range, Senior, RB/FS; Alec Lewis, Legacy, Senior, QB; Marcus Libera, Legacy, Senior, DE; Spencer Lovell, Rocky Mountain, Senior, G/C; Ryan Lynch, Legacy, Senior, WR/CB; Kenny Maes, Pomona, Senior, FS/RB; Jaden Martinez, Horizon, Junior, NG; Weston Mayer, Poudre, Senior, OL/ILB; Mikey McClelland, Chaparral, Junior, DT/DE; Caden Meis, Legend, Junior, OLB/RB; Nathan Meyer, Fossil Ridge, Senior, DE/TE; Robert Miller, Lakewood, Senior, DE/OT; Ted Mullin, Columbine, Senior; Carl Olivas, Castle View, Senior, G/DT; Patrick Roe, Regis Jesuit, Senior, CB; Riley Schell, Arapahoe, Senior, DT; Mason Schultz, Grandview, Junior, OL/C; Jarren Sly, Fountain-Fort Carson, Senior, MLB/OLB; Tristan Smith, Mountain Vista, Senior, WR; Conner Snow, Columbine, Senior, RB/CB; Koby Soden, Fairview, Senior, OL/DT; Pierce Thrasher, Regis Jesuit, Senior, K; Kenny Wantings, Eaglecrest, Senior; Isaac Wilson, Chaparral, Junior, OLB.

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    Class 4A

    Pueblo South Pine Creek football
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    Player of the year: Marcell Barbee, Pueblo South

    Coach of the year: Ryan Goddard, Pueblo South

    First Team
    Name School Year Position
    Marcell Barbee Pueblo South Senior WR
    Steve Brock Pueblo South Senior RB
    Max Bruner Ponderosa Senior G/DT
    Garrett Cassio Pueblo West Senior DE/DT
    Zach Cozzolino Pueblo South Senior QB
    Keion Cross Rampart Senior QB/CB/ATH
    Michael Decamillis Broomfield Senior G/DT
    Dominick Fini Mesa Ridge Senior DE/DT
    Ben Frenette Chatfield Senior RB/OLB
    Matt Gultig Dakota Ridge Senior OLB
    Jeremy Hollingsworth Skyline Junior RB
    Sam Hoswell Monarch Senior T/DT
    Mason Knighton Ponderosa Senior DE/T
    Christion Louis Pine Creek Senior DL/TE
    David Moore III Pine Creek Sophomore RB/SS
    Quinton Ostdahl Ponderosa Senior MLB/RB
    Issac Power Ponderosa Senior K/P
    Isaak Rolfe Pine Creek Senior DE/DL/OL
    Tyler Sexton Chatfield Senior G/DT
    Jaylen Thomas Vista Ridge Senior ATH
    Zach Watts Windsor Senior DL/OL
    Zach Weinmaster Loveland Junior RB/SS
    Wyatt Wieland Pine Creek Senior WR
    Second Team
    Name School Year Position
    Justin Barley Chatfield Senior DE
    Garrett Beckman Greeley West Junior T/G
    Myles Carter Rampart Senior DL/OL
    Steven Croell Broomfield Junior QB
    TJ Davis Widefield Senior QB/DB/ATH
    Marshal Ehrlin Rampart Junior DL/OL
    Daniel Haas Fruita Monument Senior OL/DL
    Ian Helwick Brighton Senior DE/OLB
    Xavier Hill Pine Creek Senior CB/RB
    Noah Huth Pueblo South Senior –
    Noah Jenson Broomfield Senior LB/TE
    Kaden Jolley Fruita Monument Junior DE/TE
    Joe Madsen Golden Senior WR/DE
    Jack McReynolds Rampart Senior K
    Thomas Pannunzio Pueblo South Senior SB
    Jack Peterson Fort Collins Senior OL/DL
    Sam Reed Widefield Senior OL/DL
    Keland Rumsey Chatfield Senior WR
    Alex Seymour Loveland Senior DE/TE
    Trey Storm Monarch Senior OLB/TE
    Pierre Taylor Pueblo West Senior RB/CB
    Scott Teesdale Loveland Senior G/DE
    Jaren Whitehead Ponderosa Senior CB/WR

    Honorable mention: Jesse Anzar, Pueblo South, Senior; Connor Apodaca, Windsor, Senior, QB; Jared Aragon, Pueblo West, Senior; Justin Baker, Standley Lake, Senior, OL/DL; Sean Boylan, Loveland, Junior, FB/ILB; Matthew Brouillette, Heritage, Senior, MLB/RB; Ben Cole, Monarch, Senior, TE/T; Nathan Cole, Windsor, Senior, OLB; Zach Cooper, Vista Ridge, Senior, G/NG; Drake Cortez, Brighton, Junior, WR/RB; Xavier Delk, Gateway, Senior, QB; Justin Dwinell, Coronado, Senior, WR/P; Caleb Egbert, Montrose, Senior, QB/FS; Diego Gallardo, Skyline, Senior, G; Cory Gallegos, Montrose, Senior, DT/G; Tanner Garner, Broomfield, Senior, SB/FS; Ben Garner, Wheat Ridge, Senior, K; Gavin Gines, Dakota Ridge, Senior, DE/NG; Nick Gossage, Liberty, Senior, G/DT; Logan Heeren, Standley Lake, Senior, RB/LB; Cole Ingersoll, Chatfield, Senior, WR/CB; Dawson Kennedy, Golden, Senior, MLB/FB; Coby Kiefer, Greeley Central, Senior, OT/DE; Jake Leone, Fort Collins, Senior, TE/LB/LS; Max Lofy, Pine Creek, Sophomore, ATH; Dillon Marlow, Coronado, Senior, DE/T; Brandon Martin, Denver South, Senior, QB/DB; Isaiah Meyers, Loveland, Junior, CB; Rylee Ollivierre, Air Academy, Senior, TE; Treyton Queen, Fruita Monument, Junior, FB; Brandon Ramirez, Windsor, Senior, SB/RB/K; Sontee Ramirez, Vista Ridge, Junior, OT/DL; Zach Rush, Fruita Monument, Junior, QB/C; Landon Sibley, Monarch, Senior, SS; JT Skalecki, Grand Junction, Junior, OLB; Nieyeme Smeyer-Williams, Pueblo West, Senior, SB/RB; Parker Stephens, Pueblo South, Senior; Ty Webber, Standley Lake, Senior, RB/DB; Derek West, Greeley West, Junior, RB/SS; Kyle West, Skyline, Junior, WR/OLB; Brett Yackey, Greeley Central, Senior, RB/MLB/K; Tyler Zoesch, Heritage, Senior, RB/MLB; Anthony Zubiate, Grand Junction Central, Junior, SS.

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    Class 3A

    Palmer Ridge Erie football
    (Matt Daniels/mattdanphoto.com)

    Player of the year: Ty Evans, Palmer Ridge

    Coach of the year: Tom Pulford, Palmer Ridge

    First Team
    Name School Year Position
    Austin Bernal Palisade Senior RB/SS
    Ezekiel Creps Skyview Senior OT/DL
    Aidan Cullen Palmer Ridge Junior DE/T
    Derek Edwards Mead Senior FB/OLB
    Ty Evans Palmer Ridge Junior QB
    Dominick Finley Pueblo East Senior G/C
    Nathan Hackney Erie Junior NG/C
    Austin Hassler Longmont Senior OLB/SS
    Kyle Helbig Holy Family Junior TE/DE
    Zach Hester Palmer Ridge Senior DE/TE
    Tyler Keys Mead Senior QB/CB
    Tristen Lee Mead Senior T/DE
    Nathan Mackey Mead Senior RB/SB
    Jacob Mansdorfer Erie Senior OLB/TE
    Cameron Marcucci Erie Senior NG/T
    Trey McBride Fort Morgan Senior TE/DE
    Cory McLellan Palmer Ridge Senior WR/FS
    Evan Price Evergreen Senior K/P
    Anthony Roberson II Palmer Ridge Sophomore CB/SB
    Noah Roper Erie Junior RB/FS/CB
    Danny Tate Palisade Senior DE
    Tanner Vines Rifle Junior –
    Terrance Williams Palisade Senior FB/DE
    Second Team
    Name School Year Position
    Griffin Anderson Discovery Canyon Junior K
    Ryan Barkley Durango Senior OT/NG
    Deyvon Butler Skyview Senior RB/DB
    Noah Craig Roosevelt Senior FB/MLB
    Brian De La Rosa Rifle Senior OLB
    Mitchell Draper Discovery Canyon Senior RB/FS
    Michael Dryden Discovery Canyon Senior OL/DE
    Juan Estrada Lincoln Senior T/DE/DT
    Jarod Fixmer Longmont Senior OT/DE
    Isaiah Gonzales Glenwood Springs Senior DE/T
    Dilan Gonzalez Holy Family Senior MLB/FB/TE
    Caleb Grotelueschen Discovery Canyon Senior RB/OLB
    Mathew Johnson Frederick Senior OL/ILB
    Luis Martinez Pueblo East Senior RB/CB
    Brandin Obrecht Roosevelt Senior OLB/TE
    Elijah Patterson Harrison Senior OL/DL
    Kadin Porter Canon City Senior RB/LB
    Nick Rooney Pueblo East Senior G/DT
    Ryan Schmad Berthoud Senior WR/K
    Adam Short Durango Senior DE/OT
    Derrick Smashum Vista PEAK Prep Senior QB/CB
    Kaylor Werner Northridge Senior WR
    Jacob Williams Silver Creek Senior OL/DL

    Honorable mention: Mitchel Ballage, Falcon, Senior, WR; Connor Balliet, Berthoud, Senior, T/DE; Trent Beall, Roosevelt, Junior, QB/FS; Sebastian Benavidez, Pueblo East, Senior, RB/K; Jeremiah Blackwood, Vista PEAK Prep, Junior, RB/OLB; Xaiver Brown, Sierra, Senior, RB/MLB; Jake Bukovitch, Battle Mountain, 0; Dieudonne Chea, Lewis-Palmer, Senior, RB/CB; Kahlil Clark, Thomas Jefferson, Senior, QB/DB; Samuel Cole, Thomas Jefferson, Junior, OL/DL; Nic Crosbie, Evergreen, Senior, RB/DB/OLB; Mikey DeRock, Roosevelt, Senior, DE/TE; Jae’vin Douglas, Thomas Jefferson, Senior, WR/OLB/DB; Mason Edwards, Evergreen, Senior, RB/DT; Drake Engelking, Longmont, Junior, RB/FB; Devon Fresquez, Denver North, Senior, TE/LB; Dante Garcia, Pueblo County, Senior, G/DT; Luis Garcia, Fort Morgan, Senior; Zac Hanenberg, Canon City, Senior, QB/DB; Vale Hildebrand, Summit, Senior, WR/FS; Dylan Koretko, Roosevelt, Senior, DT/DE; Ryan LaVanchy, Mead, Senior, WR/CB; Isaac Linker, Fort Morgan, Junior, QB/MLB; Andre Norman, Lutheran, Sophomore, WR/DB; Matt Olson, Frederick, Senior, SS/RB; Isaiah Padilla, Lewis-Palmer, Junior, NG/C; Oswaldo Padilla, Skyview, Senior, DB/WR; Nick Paone, Longmont, Senior, CB/WR; Mac Post, Centaurus, Senior, MLB/RB; Kasim Rana, Conifer, Senior, MLB/RB; Trevor Riters, Silver Creek, Senior, TE/DE; Jason Schneider, Longmont, Senior, DT/DE; Camron Shepherd, Rifle, Senior; Shaden Siegfreid, Lutheran, Senior, MLB/RB; Jaden Sparks, Palmer Ridge, Junior, WR/MLB; Tristan Tafoya, Green Mountain, Junior, WR/FS; Bryce Tezak, Canon City, Senior, OL/DL; Cameron Tucker, Palisade, Sophomore, QB/FS; Andrew Ware, Mitchell, Senior, WR/CB; Orlando Westbrook, Harrison, Junior, QB/DB; Tristan White, Harrison, Senior, TE/DL; D’Sean Wright, Kennedy, Senior, DE/G.
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    Class 2A

    La Junta Bayfield football
    (Lance Wendt/LanceWendt.com)

    Player of the year: Jon Nuschy, La Junta

    Coach of the year: Gary Heide, Bayfield

    First Team
    Name School Year Position
    Keaton Anderson Pagosa Springs Senior K
    Cade Bethany The Classical Academy Senior QB/DB
    Mitchell Black Faith Christian Senior G/DT
    Willy Boatman Kent Denver Senior OL/DL
    Wyatt Buhr La Junta Senior OLB
    Logan Church Delta Senior OL/DL
    Austin Coalson Eaton Senior QB
    Carl Heide Bayfield Senior CB/RB
    Bodie Hume Sterling Senior –
    Hunter Killough Bayfield Senior TE/SS/QB
    TJ Love Kent Denver Senior OL/DL
    Brayden Luft The Classical Academy Senior SB/CB
    Josh McDonald Kent Denver Senior RB/LB
    Jon Nuschy La Junta Junior QB
    Donovan Pacht The Classical Academy Senior T/DE
    Hunter Paxton Sterling Junior G/DT
    RJ Peshek Aspen Senior QB/MLB
    Ryan Phelps Bayfield Senior T/DE/P
    Wyatt Reisener Platte Valley Senior G/DE
    Bridger Russell Salida Senior QB/OLB
    Jacob Tafoya La Junta Junior DE
    Trevon Wehrman Platte Valley Junior QB
    Cole Wood Bayfield Senior MLB/G
    Second Team
    Name School Year Position
    Cody Bell D’Evelyn Senior WR/DB/KR
    Kain DiRezza La Junta Senior –
    Hayden Farmer Bayfield Junior QB/FS
    Peter Flack D’Evelyn Senior MLB/OL/DL
    David Hawkins Bayfield Junior OLB/RB
    Ryan Hecker Resurrection Christian Senior C/DE
    Dillon Jonsson Aspen Junior T/DT
    Wyatt Killinen Bayfield Senior G/OLB
    Ty Kimsey Pagosa Springs Senior RB/SS
    Jason Landen Eaton Senior TE/DE
    Kirk Malone Bayfield Senior MLB/OG
    Remington McKnight Bishop Machebeuf Senior T/DT
    Oswaldo Morales Basalt Senior C/DL
    Ryan Muniz Faith Christian Senior MLB
    Braedy Pribelsky Eaton Senior OL/DL
    Angelo Ramirez Alamosa Senior WR/P/SS
    Christian Rose Sterling Senior WR/FS
    Jake Sandau Eaton Senior OLB/RB
    Nate Spidel Elizabeth Senior OT/DE
    Quinn Voboril Kent Denver Senior K
    Zach Waite Platte Valley Senior WR/FS
    Noah Williams Basalt Senior RB/LB
    Zane Zuhlke Resurrection Christian Junior FS/QB

    Honorable mention: Zach Archuleta, La Junta, Junior, WR; Kyle Bahnsen, University, Senior, DT/T; Taylor Blackburn, Englewood, Senior, RB/WR/OLB; Ethan Boyles, The Classical Academy, Junior, QB; Matthew Broughton, Montezuma-Cortez, Junior, DB/HB; Fernando Chavez, Bishop Machebeuf, Senior, CB/RB; Ian Cone, Sterling, Junior, T/DE; Alberto Cruz, Denver West, Senior, G/DT; Chad Dines, D’Evelyn, Senior, QB; Joshua Flanagan, Valley, Senior, MLB/FB; Perrion Gray, Sheridan, Senior, MLB/RB; Jace Gwynn, Manitou Springs, Senior, RB/CB; Austin Hall, Lamar, Senior, C/DT; Kyle Hecker, Resurrection Christian, Junior, G/LB; Noah Hollander, Aspen, Junior, WR/FS; Sevrin Kaess, Salida, Senior, WR/CB; Dixon Lawson, Florence, Senior, OLB/QB/K; Seven Lindsey, Kent Denver, Senior, RB/DE; Dalton Lucero, Pagosa Springs, Senior, G/DT; Josh Maes, Arvada, Senior, G; Brady Miller, The Classical Academy, Senior, OLB/TE; Dyson Oquist, La Junta, Senior; Sebastian Palacios, Alamosa, Senior, TE/OLB; Josh Reeder, Delta, Senior, OL/DE; Cole Sienknecht, Manitou Springs, Senior, QB/CB; Derek Sims, Weld Central, Junior, OLB/RB; Eli Smith, Salida, Junior, WR/OLB; Eric Smith, Platte Valley, Senior, WB/OLB; Dax Snooks, Bayfield, Senior, CB/WR; Brendon Starr, Delta, Senior, RB/LB; Jacob Thielen, Faith Christian, Junior, OG/ILB; Raul Torres, Basalt, Senior, TE/DE; Reece Ullery, Elizabeth, Junior, FS/RB; Jack Vannice, D’Evelyn, Senior, DL/OL; Tyler Walls, Prospect Ridge Academy, Senior, MLB/C; Blake Weimer, Middle Park, Senior, RB/DB; Nick Wellen, Brush, Sophomore, RB/OLB/MLB; Malcolm White, Denver West, Senior, RB/MLB; Sebastian Zehnder, Platte Valley, Senior, CB/WR.

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    Class 1A

    Bennett Strasburg football
    (Ray Chen/ArrayPhoto.com)

    Player of the year: Hunter Bergstrom, Strasburg

    Coach of the year: Jeff Giger, Strasburg

    First Team
    Name School Year Position
    Natemm Anderson Centauri Senior QB/CB
    Hunter Bergstrom Strasburg Senior RB/DE
    Jarett Brown Bennett Senior DE/G
    Jadyn Brown Bennett Senior T/DT
    Brandon Buhr Centauri Senior SB/S/RB
    Bennie Chacon Centauri Junior DL/OG
    Jacob Chavez Monte Vista Senior RB/LB
    Casey Fringer Centauri Senior DL/OL
    Kaleb Gaede Limon Senior OL/DL
    Chris Gudka Strasburg Senior T/DE
    Hauk Hubbard Limon Junior RB
    Logan Hughes Meeker Senior QB/DE/FS
    Ty Judge Clear Creek Senior QB/DB
    Rocky Lechman Bennett Senior SB/SS
    Jaden Miller Paonia Senior RB/LB
    Jacob Miller Strasburg Senior WR/QB/FS
    Elijah Newman Meeker Senior C/DT
    Alec Packard Bennett Senior T/DT
    Jackson Price Centauri Senior DL/OL/LB
    Jesse Rodriquez Bennett Senior RB/CB
    Noah Sarria Clear Creek Senior HB/FS/WR
    Carson Spence Strasburg Senior RB/MLB/K
    Chad Wiebelhaus Strasburg Senior T/DE
    Second Team
    Name School Year Position
    Trey Allmon Highland Senior RB/DB
    Gabe Calhoun St. Mary’s Junior ATH/K
    Clay Campbell Paonia Senior OL/LB
    Bradley Clabey Crowley County Senior QB/DE
    Antonio Duran Monte Vista Senior C/DE
    Nolan Egging Hotchkiss Senior G/DT
    Harrison Francisco Cornerstone Christian Academy Senior OL/DL
    Austin Gaylor Colorado Springs Christian Senior OL/MLB
    Josh Gonzales Peyton Junior RB/FS
    Masiah Hudson Manual Senior RB/CB
    Elam Laing Bennett Senior TE/DE
    Cyrus Malek-Madani Paonia Senior OL/LB
    Nate Mclarty Peyton Junior C/DT/DE
    Chris Meyer Crowley County Senior S/WR
    Trever Miller Bennett Junior QB/SS/TE
    Colton Peebles Hotchkiss Senior RB/MLB/P
    Jayce Reser Wray Senior NG/G
    Case Rieber Burlington Senior –
    Trevor Sander Platte Canyon Senior –
    Chiante’ Stewart Ellicott Senior ATH/MLB
    Mitchell Swartz Peyton Senior DE/WR
    Braden Witzel Burlington Junior –
    Javier Zamora Limon Junior C/DT

    Honorable mention: Kyle Ager, Ellicott, Senior, OL/DL; James Amick, Meeker, Junior, OT/DT; Jensen Brower, Rye, Senior, DE/OT; Ethan Carlson, Cornerstone Christian Academy, Senior, WR/LB; Hayden Carter, Crowley County, Senior, TE/LB; Craig Claunch, Cedaredge, Senior, RB/DB; Stephen Clutter, Monte Vista, Senior, WR/CB; Ryan Dikken, Platte Canyon, Senior, TE/DE; Joseph Emmer, Vail Christian, Senior, WR/CB; Greg Garcia, Rocky Ford, Senior, OL/DL; George Gothman, Clear Creek, Senior, LB/OL; Jordan Greager, Colorado Springs Christian, Senior; Jonah Hanson, Burlington, Senior; Mark Hawkins, Clear Creek, Senior, OL/DL; Cade Hillman, Wray, Junior, RB/MLB; Devin Hines, Highland, Junior, OL/LB; Charlie Jones, Manual, Senior, G/DE; Brayden Kelch, Cornerstone Christian Academy, Senior, RB/LB; Travis Kerrigan, Lake County, Senior, OL/DL; Jake Laurienti, Lyons, Senior, RB/MLB; Hayden McGinnis, Buena Vista, Senior, OL/DL; Forest Pejsa, Dolores, Junior, RB/LB; Cedric Perea, Monte Vista, Senior, T/NG; Levi Peterson, Paonia, Sophomore, OL/DL; Justin Purkat, Dolores, Senior, QB/DB; Nik Rastatter, Estes Park, Senior, WR/CB; Carlos Romo, Rocky Ford, Senior, WR/DB; Jacob Tuufuli, Ellicott, Senior, OL/DL; Tyler Vigil, Monte Vista, Junior, RB/CB; Lane Walter, Crowley County, Junior, DE/TE; Jordan Yates, Buena Vista, Senior, OLB/WR/TE.

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    8-man

    Sedgwick County West Grand football
    (Dustin Price/dustinpricephotography.com)

    Player of the year: Layne Green, Sedgwick County

    Coach of the year: Chris Michel, Sedgwick County

    First Team
    Name School Year Position
    Remmington Canfield Merino Senior HB/FB/LB
    Sky Carlson Soroco Senior NG/OG
    Aaron Chandler Dayspring Christian Academy Senior OL/DE
    Ryan Davis Sargent Senior QB/DB
    Jesus “Gustavo” Dominguez Holly Junior WR/DE/OLB
    Brennan Ehmke Sedgwick County Senior QB
    Layne Green Sedgwick County Junior RB/MLB
    Jace Logan Soroco Junior RB/OLB
    Delray Mayhew Haxtun Senior G/C/NG
    Cade McKinley Sedgwick County Senior –
    Seth Mondragon Dayspring Christian Academy Senior RB/MLB
    Max Quint Merino Junior DE/G/LB
    Caleb Roth Caliche Senior OL/DL
    Noah Schroeder West Grand Senior C/NG
    Jacob Yates Hoehne Senior QB/DB
    Adam Zink Caliche Junior RB/MLB
    Second Team
    Name School Year Position
    Austin Boulter Gilpin County Senior FB/DE/MLB
    Erick Chaparro Holly Junior RB/ILB/KR
    Beau Dukes Springfield Junior QB/LB
    Quinton Flanscha Fowler Junior RB/CB
    Cameron Fury Mancos Senior G/DE
    Joey Gerk Haxtun Junior RB/WR/DB
    Rion Gladden Hoehne Senior TE/DB
    Brady Gore West Grand Senior QB
    Robert Gutierrez Holly Senior RB/S/KR
    Dalton Hudson Hoehne Junior TE/DB
    Jacob Lowder Sargent Senior OL/DL
    Shane Montoya Hoehne Sophomore OL/DL
    Derrick Poss Akron Junior RB/MLB
    Austin Stauffer West Grand Junior OG/DE
    Colten Woodhams Sedgwick County Senior –
    Tyler Wylie Akron Senior –
    Hunter Younkerman Sargent Senior OL/LB

    Honorable mention: Jack Ball, Gilpin County, Senior, QB/CB; Ian Beckett, McClave, Senior; Riley Boydstun, Rangely, Junior, OL/DL; Hunter Brier, Norwood, Senior, WR; Cade Conger, Merino, Sophomore, QB/CB; Ken Cox, McClave, Senior; Luis Dominguez, West Grand, Junior, ATH/DB; Riley Elliott, South Park, Senior; Will Gabriel, Norwood, Junior, QB/DE; Manny Gomez, Gilpin County, Senior, OL/LB; Charlie Hahm, Rocky Mountain Lutheran, Senior, RB/DB; Riley Hudson, Hoehne, Senior, RB/DB; Devon Jara, Granada, Junior, QB; David Kinsey, Custer County, Senior, TE/DE; Carlos Lopez, Sargent, Junior, OL/C/DL; CJ Onesky, Rocky Mountain Lutheran, Senior, LB/RB/OG; Casey Orange, Mancos, Junior, C/NG; Carlos Parra, Del Norte, Senior, WR/DB; Trey Redner, Swink, Senior; Tate Rohr, Wiley, Senior, TE/OLB; Ryan Schaefer, Haxtun, Senior, TE/OLB/DE; Brand Sharp, Fowler, Senior, RB/CB; Garrett St Clair, Hayden, Senior, QB/CB; Titus Unruh, Fowler, Senior; Hugh Wheatley, West Grand, Junior, ATH/DB; Andrew Zemlicka, Rocky Mountain Lutheran, Senior, QB/DB/LB.

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    6-man

    Peetz Stratton/Liberty football
    (Dustin Price/dustinpricephotography.com)

    Player of the year: Logan Sircy, Peetz

    Coach of the year: Scott Sorensen, Peetz

    First Team
    Name School Year Position
    Kolton Dickinson Fleming Senior –
    Tre Fehringer Peetz Senior QB
    Wyatt Fishler Cheyenne Wells Senior –
    Trenton Holzworth Prairie Senior –
    William Hornung Kit Carson Senior –
    Bryson Long Peetz Junior RB
    Jayden McCombs-Farmer Kit Carson Sophomore RB
    Jacob McCormick Stratton/Liberty Senior RB/LB
    Bryce Miracle Otis Junior –
    Phillip Pickard Stratton/Liberty Senior TE/DE/P
    Logan Sircy Peetz Senior DB
    Caid Smith Genoa-Hugo Senior RB/S
    Second Team
    Name School Year Position
    Blayden Fletcher North Park Senior RB/DE/TE
    Tate Goble Otis Senior –
    Coltin Hove Prairie Senior –
    Tyson Lichty Stratton/Liberty Junior QB/S
    Kobryn Mann Fleming Senior –
    Eric Morgan La Veta Senior –
    Quade Pelton Cheyenne Wells Sophomore –
    Trevor Randel Eads Senior RB/LB
    Duston Rico Flagler Senior –
    Ty Warren La Veta Junior –
    Cody White Hanover Senior QB/S
    Eltan Yarger Stratton/Liberty Junior RB/LB

    Honorable mention: Dakota Aragon, Sierra Grande, Senior, RB/S; Bryce Carlstrom, North Park, Junior, DB/TE/QB; Toby Cockerham, Briggsdale, Junior, RB/OLB; T.J. Conaway, Kit Carson, Junior; Damian Hernandez, Eads, Senior, TE/LB; Walter Jordan, Prairie, Junior; Kyle Klann, Flagler, Junior; Nicholas Knutson, Genoa-Hugo, Senior, RB/S; Sam McGinnis, Idalia, Junior, OL/LB; Raulito Minchaca, Sierra Grande, Senior, WR/DE; Beau Roth, Cheyenne Wells, Senior; Noah Scheimer, Cheyenne Wells, Senior; Matthew Tanner, Fleming, Senior; Tyler Thorn, Otis, Senior; Owen Voll, Cotopaxi, Senior; Kurt Voll, Cotopaxi, Senior.

  • Full results from the state spirit championships

    DENVER — 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

  • Photos: Skyview football moves to 5-0 for the first time in school history

    DENVER — Skyview football, ranked No. 8 in Class 3A, is 5-0 for the first time in school history after beating Lincoln 48-21.

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  • Football roundup: Ralston Valley knocks off 4A No. 1 Pine Creek

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    Ralston Valley football picked up a huge win on Friday night, knocking off top-ranked Pine Creek and ending the Eagles’ state-best 15-game winning streak.

    The Mustangs grabbed a 17-7 lead at halftime thanks to a field goal as time expired. They then held on in the second half, including one last stop with a minute left to seal the win.

    Ralston Valley, a Class 5A program, is now 2-3 this season following an 0-3 start. Pine Creek, which plays in 4A, drops to 4-1.

    Both teams begin conference play next week.

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    5A: (1) Valor Christian 26, (5) Cherry Creek 14

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    Blake Stenstrom threw two touchdown passes, Joshia Davis rushed for 118 and a score and caught a TD pass, and the Eagles got yet another big win in their non-conference slate.

    Valor Christian is now 5-0.

    “We feel like playing great teams helps us refine what we need to do,” Valor Christian coach Rod Sherman told the Colorado Preps Scoreboard Show. “We’re not scared to lose. This is the first time in five, six, seven years that we’ve actually been undefeated out of our non-conference. If you’re not scared to lose, then these games are really good, because it helps you grow.”

    Sherman pointed to his team’s ability to run the football, and stop Cherry Creek from doing the same, as one of the differences in the game.

    “With a team like Creek, they’re so talented and they do such a great job coaching, if you let them be balanced, you’re in trouble,” he said. “And ultimately we ran the ball really well and we stopped the run.”

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    1A: Aspen 34, Coal Ridge 28

    Aspen entered 4-0, and Coal Ridge was 3-1, so their matchup on Friday was a good one. Ultimately, the Skiers won 34-28 to improved to 5-0.

    Aspen won just two games last season, and hadn’t won five games in a season since 2013. It’s Aspen’s best start since opening 7-0 in 2010.

    “We challenged (the kids) to understand what it takes to be successful,” Aspen coach Karson Pike told the Scoreboard Show about the team’s turnaround. “They did a good job this summer and this spring. … That’s really where we grew up.”

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    2A: (5) La Junta 21, (3) The Classical Academy 11

    The Tigers picked up a big top-five win a week after dropping another top-five matchup.

    “It was a big win for us to get back on the winning track,” La Junta coach Clint Buderus told the Scoreboard Show. “The kids played good. It was huge for us.”

    La Junta, the defending 2A champion, had its 16-game winning streak snapped last Saturday in a loss to now No. 1 Kent Denver. So this win was a big bounce-back following that game.

    “We played better tonight,” Buderus said.

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    1A: (1) Bennett 76, (10) Clear Creek 36

    The top-ranked Tigers handed Clear Creek its first loss this season.

    Bennett rushed for more than 600 yards in the game, including 515 in the first half.

    Bennett, which reached the semifinals last season, is now 5-0 this season. Clear Creek is 4-1.

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    8-man (3) Haxtun 29, (8) Dayspring Christian 21

    A fourth-quarter touchdown lifted Haxtun to the win and a 5-0 start this season.

    The team teams were knotted at 21 going into the final frame, and at 6-6 at halftime, before Haxtun pulled away.

    Dayspring Christian is now 3-2.

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    Notables:

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    • With Pine Creek losing, the longest winning streak in the state now belongs to Valor and Sedgwick County. Both have won 15 games in a row.
    • Sedgwick County, ranked No. 1 in 8-man, beat Akron 48-24 in a matchup of the past two state title games in that classification. “I thought our offensive line did a great job digging in in the second half and getting us some big yards,” coach Chris Michel told the Scoreboard Show.
    • 4A No. 9 Pueblo South beat 3A Pueblo East 34-19 in the annual Cannon game. East, the three-time defending 3A champs, has opened the year 0-5. “There is just so much that goes into this, I don’t think people truly understand how things are in Pueblo, especially the rivalries, but I’m just proud of our kids tonight,” South coach Ryan Goddard told the Scoreboard Show. South is 4-1.
    • In 3A, No. 3 Palmer Ridge cruised to a 43-0 win over No. 10 Canon City. Quarterback Ty Evans threw four touchdown passes and rushed for another. “When we give Ty time, he does a really good job going through his progression, and he’s a competitor,” coach Tom Pulford told the Scoreboard Show.
    • 2A No. 1 Kent Denver shut out Elizabeth 35-0, giving coach Scott Yates his 320th career win. 8-man No. 4 West Grand shut out Hayden 50-0, giving coach Chris Brown his 320th win. Both men lead the state in career wins.
    • Brighton came back from down 21 to beat Fort Collins 28-21.
    • Skyview is 5-0 for the first time in program history following its 48-21 win over Lincoln.
    • La Veta upset 6-man No. 8 Cotopaxi 71-38.
    • Mountain Valley got three touchdowns each from Salvador Vigil and Drew Martinez in a 60-13 win over Aguilar.
    • Ta’yon Burton returned a kickoff for a score as Manual beat Front Range Christian 27-0.
    • Pretty big win for Fountain-Fort Carson in 5A: 35-26 over Doherty.
    • Mead looks ready for the No. 1 spot in 3A. The Longhorns, currently No. 2 handled Fort Morgan 51-14. Current No. 1 Holy Family lost on Thursday.
    • Ikaika Gonzalez-Bentosino rushed for 266 yards and two scores as Englewood beat Sheridan 58-0 in 2A.
    • Vista Ridge beat Discovery Canyon 35-21 in a 4A/3A matchup behind big rushing days from Jeffrey Crittendon (218 yards, two TDs) and Jaylen Thomas (183, 1). Thomas also had two passing TDs.
    • Travis Cunningham rushed for two scores and Austin Coalson passed for two as Eaton beat University 33-6 in a 2A game.

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