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  • Boys basketball rankings: Windsor takes over as No. 1 in 4A

    Windsor Ralston Valley boys basketball
    (Kevin McNearny)

    Windsor boys basketball is the new No. 1 team in this week’s Class 4A rankings.

    The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. They are a factor in the postseason. During the regular season, the poll will release each Monday.

    Complete rankings are below.

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    CHSAANow.com Boys Basketball Polls

    Voted upon by coaches around the state.

    First-place votes are in parentheses.

    Coaches looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Cherry Creek (12) 8-0 311 1 2-0
    2 Regis Jesuit (6) 9-0 309 4 3-0
    3 Rangeview 9-0 285 2 2-0
    4 ThunderRidge (4) 5-1 256 3 2-1
    5 Chaparral 8-1 244 5 2-1
    6 Mountain Vista 7-2 177 6 2-1
    7 George Washington 7-2 174 10 3-0
    8 Fossil Ridge 8-1 149 7 1-1
    9 Denver East 8-3 125 8 1-1
    10 Chatfield 9-1 113 12 2-1
    11 Fairview 7-2 103 – 2-0
    12 Valor Christian (1) 8-2 93 11 3-0
    13 Doherty 7-1 83 14 1-0
    14 Overland 6-2 63 8 1-1
    15 Eaglecrest 4-3 53 13 1-1
    Others receiving votes:
    Fountain-Fort Carson 32, Rampart 27, Rock Canyon 25, Ralston Valley 21, Silver Creek 20, Gateway 18, Smoky Hill 18, Douglas County 13, Mullen 12, Mountain Range 9, Columbine 5, Vista PEAK 5, Horizon 5, Rocky Mountain 5, Grandview 4, Boulder 1, Arapahoe 1, Air Academy 1
    Dropped out
    Rampart (15)
    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Windsor (18) 8-1 373 2 5-1
    2 Longmont (4) 8-1 356 3 6-1
    3 Mead (3) 6-2 341 1 3-2
    4 Pueblo Central (1) 9-1 262 5 5-1
    5 Lewis-Palmer 4-1 239 4 3-0
    6 Montrose 9-0 202 7 7-0
    7 Evergreen 8-2 201 6 3-2
    8 Erie 6-2 195 8 4-1
    9 Steamboat Springs (2) 8-0 159 14 3-0
    10 Golden 8-2 137 11 4-0
    11 Aurora Central 8-1 131 12 8-1
    12 Green Mountain 8-2 121 15 4-1
    13 Pueblo South 7-2 99 8 4-1
    14 Centaurus 4-4 94 10 3-3
    15 Holy Family 5-4 61 – 3-3
    Others receiving votes:
    D’Evelyn 54, Pueblo East 36, Thompson Valley 34, Canon City 32, Severance 32, Palisade 31, Frederick 23, Palmer Ridge 16, Mountain View 14, Coronado 14, Thomas Jefferson 12, Mesa Ridge 12, Harrison 11, Wheat Ridge 10, Widefield 10, Sand Creek 9, Mitchell 7, Littleton 7, Falcon 6, Cheyenne Mountain 5, Discovery Canyon 5, Fort Morgan 4, Elizabeth 2, Roosevelt 1, Summit 1, Alameda 1
    Dropped out
    Pueblo East (13)
    Class 3A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 St. Mary’s (16) 8-0 464 1 1-0
    2 Lutheran (15) 8-1 430 2 3-0
    3 Manitou Springs 9-0 363 3 2-0
    4 Sterling 8-1 353 4 2-0
    5 Centauri 9-0 308 5 3-0
    6 Manual (1) 7-2 247 8 3-0
    7 Colorado Academy 6-0 234 7 2-0
    8 Faith Christian 5-3 229 6 1-0
    9 Resurrection Christian 7-2 212 8 3-0
    10 Coal Ridge 8-1 185 11 3-0
    11 Highland 7-1 144 12 1-0
    12 Kent Denver 7-3 129 10 1-2
    13 The Pinnacle 9-0 128 14 1-0
    14 Englewood 7-1 117 13 2-0
    15 Aspen (1) 7-1 70 – 3-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Bennett 65, Strasburg 41, Colorado Springs Christian 39, Salida 37, Brush 36, University 24, Gunnison 22, Buena Vista 19, DSST: Montview 18, Eaton 17, Basalt 15, Arrupe Jesuit 15, Estes Park 14, Alamosa 14, Moffat County 13, Middle Park 12, Bishop Machebeuf 11, Roaring Fork 11, DSST: Byers 10, The Vanguard School 7, Woodland Park 6, DSST: Conservatory Green 6, Delta 4, Banning Lewis 3, Pagosa Springs 3, Platte Valley 1, DSST: College View 1, DSST: Green Valley Ranch 1, Eagle Ridge Academy 1, Lamar 1
    Dropped out
    Strasburg (15)
    Class 2A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Limon (18) 9-0 342 1 2-0
    2 Wray (2) 9-0 323 2 3-0
    3 Peyton (2) 7-1 266 7 3-0
    4 Denver Christian (1) 7-1 243 4 3-0
    5 Yuma 7-3 235 6 3-0
    6 Sanford 7-2 222 5 2-0
    7 Mancos 7-1 216 3 1-1
    8 Holly 9-1 193 8 2-0
    9 Meeker 6-1 139 12 2-0
    10 Ignacio 7-2 115 13 3-0
    11 Sedgwick County 7-4 90 11 2-1
    12 Fowler 6-3 86 8 2-0
    13 Wiggins 6-3 63 10 1-2
    14 Monte Vista 4-3 49 – 2-0
    15 Crested Butte 4-2 48 14 1-1
    Others receiving votes:
    Holyoke 29, Soroco 29, Thomas MacLaren 28, West Grand 22, Byers 21, Gilpin County 19, Clear Creek 16, Del Norte 16, Lyons 14, Vail Mountain 12, Center 11, Dayspring Christian Academy 10, Twin Peaks Charter Academy 7, Lake County 5, Lotus School for Excellence 5, Vail Christian 3, Cedaredge 1, Golden View Classical 1, Dolores 1
    Dropped out
    Soroco (15)
    Class 1A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Belleview Christian (21) 10-0 367 1 3-0
    2 De Beque (3) 8-1 328 2 3-0
    3 Cheraw (1) 9-0 295 3 2-0
    4 Primero 8-0 269 4 1-0
    5 Merino 5-4 214 5 1-2
    6 Evangelical Christian 8-2 187 6 2-1
    7 Mile High Academy (1) 3-1 184 7 3-0
    8 Caprock Academy 9-1 153 15 4-0
    9 Denver Jewish Day 4-2 149 10 0-1
    10 Briggsdale 7-2 144 14 2-0
    11 Granada 8-1 143 8 3-0
    12 Haxtun 7-3 138 8 2-1
    13 Sangre de Cristo 6-2 109 12 2-1
    14 Eads 7-2 95 13 3-1
    15 Genoa-Hugo 6-3 73 – 2-1
    Others receiving votes:
    Cheyenne Wells 65, Flatirons Academy 52, Simla 42, Kim/Branson 27, Rocky Mountain Lutheran 18, Caliche 12, Fleming 10, Sierra Grande 8, Prairie 8, Walsh 7, Longmont Christian 7, Springfield 5, Denver Waldorf 3, Hi-Plains 3, Dove Creek 2, Idalia 1, Elbert 1, McClave 1
    Dropped out
    Flatirons Academy (11)

  • Girls swimming & diving rankings: Evergreen, Heritage and Fairview lead the way

    This week’s girls swimming rankings are below.

    These team rankings are created from the top marks of the season so far which have been entered in MaxPreps. They are compiled by PrepSwimCo.com.

    In addition, the top individual marks of the season to date are compiled here.

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    PrepSwimCo.com Girls Swimming & Diving Rankings

    Class 3A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Evergreen –
    2 Aspen –
    3 Glenwood Springs –
    4 Holy Family –
    5 Liberty Common –
    6 Gunnison –
    7 Green Mountain –
    8 Manitou Springs –
    9 Pueblo County –
    10 St. Mary’s Academy –
    Class 4A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Heritage –
    2 Niwot –
    3 Pine Creek –
    4 Mullen –
    5 Rampart –
    6 Broomfield –
    7 Windsor –
    8 Cheyenne Mountain –
    9 Longmont –
    10 Greeley West –
    Class 5A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Fairview –
    2 Cherry Creek –
    3 Regis Jesuit –
    4 Fossil Ridge –
    5 Lewis-Palmer –
    6 Legacy –
    7 Arapahoe –
    8 Chatfield –
    9 Valor Christian –
    10 Ralston Valley –

  • Hockey rankings: Regis Jesuit moves up to No. 1

    Regis Jesuit Valor Christian hockey
    (PaulDiSalvoPhotography.com)

    Regis Jesuit moved up to the top-ranked spot in this week’s 5A hockey poll.

    The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. They are a factor in the postseason. During the regular season, the poll will release each Monday.

    Complete rankings are below.

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    CHSAANow.com Hockey Poll

    Voted upon by coaches around the state.

    First-place votes are in parentheses.

    Coaches looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Regis Jesuit (7) 4-0-0 126 2 1-0-0
    2 Fort Collins (3) 3-0-0 115 1 0-0-0
    3 Valor Christian 3-1-0 95 4 1-0-0
    4 Ralston Valley (1) 5-0-0 87 3 1-0-0
    5 Chaparral (1) 5-0-0 86 5 1-0-0
    6 Cherry Creek 3-1-0 74 7 1-0-0
    7 Denver East 3-1-0 57 6 0-1-0
    8 Monarch (2) 4-3-0 52 8 3-0-0
    9 Mountain Vista 2-2-0 34 8 1-0-0
    10 Heritage 4-2-0 20 10 2-1-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Doherty 6, Castle View 5, Resurrection Christian 5, Lewis-Palmer 4, Chatfield 3, Dakota Ridge 1
    Dropped out
    None.
    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Battle Mountain (7) 4-0-1 79 1 2-0-0
    2 Cheyenne Mountain (1) 4-0-0 76 2 2-0-0
    3 Crested Butte 3-0-0 66 4 1-0-0
    4 Kent Denver 2-0-0 55 3 0-0-0
    5 Mullen 2-0-0 49 6 0-0-0
    6 Glenwood Springs 1-2-1 48 5 1-2-0
    7 Woodland Park (1) 2-1-0 34 7 0-1-0
    8 Rampart 2-2-0 31 8 1-0-0
    9 Aspen 1-2-0 15 – 1-1-0
    10 Colorado Academy 1-0-0 14 8 0-0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Summit 12, Liberty 7, Palmer 4, Air Academy 2, Pueblo County 1, Coronado 1
    Dropped out
    Summit (10)

  • Aspen girls swimming grateful to embrace a championship challenge

    3A girls state swimming Lilly Huggard Aspen
    (Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    The same word comes out of the lips of most student-athletes these days. They’re grateful. With the way the COVID-19 pandemic has made everything uncertain, especially in the lives of the high school athletes, the opportunity to compete is something they aren’t taking for granted and that they’re more grateful for now than they have been in their lives.

    Those feelings hold true for the Aspen girls swim team, but their appreciation for the opportunity comes with specific goals in mind. Sure the girls want to have fun and they want to appreciate the time they get to spend together, but they came close a championship trophy last year and feel like they have a chance to bring home gold in 2021.

    “We’re doing a lot of very clear communication and discussion about where the girls see themselves at the end of the year,” coach Katie Keel said. “What do they want time-wise? Place-wise, what do they envision and how are we going to get there?”

    For starters, they’re going to have to get up to speed a lot faster than what they’re used to. Due to the condensed season, the Skiers – like every team in the state – have to utilize every minute of practice to get themselves to their peak swimming speeds.

    The thing they have going for them is that everyone is back from last year’s team that finished second to Evergreen in the team standings.

    Lilly Huggard, Emily Kinney, Laila Khan-Farooqi and Kayla Tehrani comprised the 200-yard medley relay team that finished second to kick off the Class 3A finals last year. Khan-Farroqi took sixth in the 200 freestyle while Huggard grabbed a third-place finish in the 200 individual medley.

    Not trying to get too far ahead of themselves, the Skiers certainly see the potential they have as they hunt their first team swimming title since 2017, the only team title the program has ever won.

    “We’re definitely looking to improve in individuals a little bit,” Khan-Farroqi said. “We’re coming in with a really strong relay team this year and we might even have a 400-yard (freestyle) relay team, which we didn’t have last year. We have a lot of strong swimmers.”

    (Photo courtesy of Katie Keel)

    There is an added challenge this season with the way COVID has, at times, disrupted the flow of several high school teams through various sports. Perhaps at an earlier time in their lives than has been the case, these girls are understanding the importance of the practice time they are getting and trying to get the most out of it.

    “Practice has been inconsistent,” Khan-Farooqi said. “All of the coaches have been working really hard to get us in the pool which we all appreciate. It’s just going to be a challenge to get into peak shape so that we can do our best at state.”

    In just her second year as the coach of the program, Keel is also optimistic about what she’s seeing from her athletes. She also comes into this year with a touch more confidence after having time to develop relationships with her competitors and helping them develop their ability as much as possible over the last year.

    “The first year is difficult with any coach to begin with, just making sure you’re working together as coach and swimmers,” Keel said. “Last year exceeded all of our expectations when it comes to performance as well as cohesion and a sense of (bonding) as a group.”

    All that’s left to do is get to chasing that first-place trophy. It’s a chase they’re grateful to be able to attempt.

  • Hockey rankings: Doherty, Aspen and Colorado Academy join

    Paul Shepardson / Paul Shepardson Photography

    Doherty (5A), Aspen (4A) and Colorado Academy (4A) have all joined this week’s hockey rankings.

    The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. They are a factor in the postseason. During the regular season, the poll will release each Monday.

    Complete rankings are below.

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    CHSAANow.com Hockey Poll

    Voted upon by coaches around the state.

    First-place votes are in parentheses.

    Coaches looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Fort Collins (6) 1-0 101 1 1-0
    2 Valor Christian 0-0 92 2 0-0
    3 Regis jesuit (2) 1-0 74 4 1-0
    4 Cherry Creek (1) 1-0 73 5 1-0
    5 Monarch (1) 1-0 58 6 1-0
    6 Ralston Valley 1-0 50 3 1-0
    7 Chaparral 1-0 45 8 1-0
    8 Denver East 0-0 40 7 0-0
    9 Mountain Vista (1) 0-0 21 8 0-0
    10 Doherty 1-0 11 – 1-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Castle View 10, Columbine 8, Heritage 7, Chatfield 6, Resurrection Christian 3, Pine Creek 3, Lewis-Palmer 3
    Dropped out
    Castle View (10)
    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Battle Mountain (6) 1-0 60 1 1-0
    2 Cheyenne Mountain 0-0 46 3 0-0
    3 Kent Denver 0-0 36 2 0-0
    4 Glenwood Springs 0-0 32 4 0-0
    5 Rampart 1-0 31 7 1-0
    6 Aspen 0-0 29 – 0-0
    7 Summit 0-1 24 8 0-1
    8 Mullen 1-0 22 8 1-0
    9 Crested Butte 1-0 20 5 1-0
    10 Colorado Academy 0-0 10 – 0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Air Academy 8, Steamboat Springs 6, Pueblo County 4, Liberty 2
    Dropped out
    Steamboat Springs (6), Pueblo County (10)

  • All-state girls cross country teams for the 2020 season

    The 2020 all-state girls cross country teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

    These teams were created based upon results at the state meet.

    The athletes who won championships at their classification were named runner of the year.

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    Class 2A

    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    Runner of the year: Ella Johnson, The Vanguard School

    Coach of the year: Julia Fuller, Buena Vista

    First Team
    Name Year School
    Sophia Bull Junior Denver Christian
    Eowyn Dalbec Junior Peyton
    Quin Gregg Junior Lyons
    Adele Horning Sophomore Lake County
    Rose Horning Freshman Lake County
    Ella Johnson Junior The Vanguard School
    Ruby Pendy Sophomore Crested Butte
    Mallory Salazar Junior Buena Vista
    Zaila Smith Sophomore Buena Vista
    Hannah Thomas Senior Lyons
    Second Team
    Name Year School
    Eliana Caucutt Junior Golden View Classical Academy
    Olivia Jabari Senior Shining Mountain Waldorf
    Keira King Freshman Lake County
    Grace Manning Senior Mancos
    Molly Mcmurry Junior Buena Vista
    Alex Mendoza Senior Grand Valley
    Sophia Schuemann Senior Heritage Christian Academy
    Mary Scoggins Junior Rangely
    Ainsley Stanton Freshman Heritage Christian Academy
    Elle Stevens Junior Colorado Springs Christian

    Honorable mention:

    • Maci Barnes, Freshman, Ignacio
    • Brooke Bomgardner, Sophomore, Custer County
    • Isabel Case, Junior, Colorado Springs Christian
    • Cecilia Davies, Senior, Clear Creek
    • Layla Haji, Senior, Lotus School for Excellence
    • Megan Jenkins, Junior, Hotchkiss
    • Kadance Kelso, Sophomore, Buena Vista
    • Allura Luna, Junior, West Grand
    • Sofia Mcgrath, Sophomore, Colorado Springs Christian
    • Cecilia Richardson, Junior, Peyton
    • Reaghan Rinow, Senior, Strasburg
    • Alexis Santopietro, Senior, Buena Vista
    • Madison Sutter, Senior, Merino
    • Lizzie Valentine, Senior, Centauri
    • Samantha Westfahl, Senior, West Grand

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    Class 3A

    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    Runner of the year: Katelyn Maley, Basalt

    Coach of the year: Alan Versaw, The Classical Academy

    First Team
    Name Year School
    Allison Beasley Senior Peak to Peak
    Sierra Bower Senior Basalt
    Leah Hill Junior DSST: Montview
    Katelyn Maley Sophomore Basalt
    Cassidy Mcdonald Freshman The Classical Academy
    Kennedy Mcdonald Junior The Classical Academy
    Audrey Orstead Senior Faith Christian Academy
    Andie Rasmussen Freshman Eaton
    Kylie Simshauser Senior Florence
    Sophia Valentine Junior The Classical Academy
    Second Team
    Name Year School
    Isabel Allori Freshman Liberty Common
    Sarah Delacerda Freshman Alamosa
    Katherine Heekin Junior Faith Christian Academy
    Kylie Kenny Senior Aspen
    Olivia Krueger Junior Berthoud
    Ava Lane Sophomore Basalt
    Maya Ross Freshman Jefferson Academy
    Kyra Shaner Sophomore The Classical Academy
    Quinn Smith Sophomore Salida
    Jaycee Williams Freshman Berthoud

    Honorable mention:

    • Evelyn Boyd, Junior, Holy Family
    • Madison Brosig, Sophomore, Frontier Academy
    • Kendall Clark, Senior, Aspen
    • Ella Hedman, Sophomore, Elizabeth
    • Hana Husmann, Sophomore, St. Mary’s Academy
    • Bryanna Kauffman, Junior, Liberty Common
    • Payton Kauffman, Freshman, Liberty Common
    • Michaela Kenny, Sophomore, Aspen
    • Kylie Kravig, Senior, University
    • Emma Murphy, Senior, Frontier Academy
    • Summer Norwell, Sophomore, Holy Family
    • Ellie Sundheim, Senior, Berthoud
    • Madeline Tapp, Senior, Holy Family
    • Elsie Weiss, Sophomore, Aspen
    • Alyssa Wells, Senior, Holy Family

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    Class 4A

    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    Runner of the year: Bethany Michalak, Air Academy

    Coach of the year: Kelly Christensen, Niwot

    First Team
    Name Year School
    Samantha Blair Junior Eagle Valley
    Sophia Connerton-Nevin Sophomore Glenwood Springs
    Ella Johnson Junior Glenwood Springs
    Bethany Michalak Freshman Air Academy
    Elliot Pribramsky Senior Battle Mountain
    Mia Prok Freshman Niwot
    Kiera Shorten Freshman Mountain View
    Madison Shults Sophomore Niwot
    Hope Stark Junior Cheyenne Mountain
    Aubrey Surage Senior Lewis-Palmer
    Second Team
    Name Year School
    Sophia Abernethy Senior Standley Lake
    Jade Allen Freshman Lewis-Palmer
    Ella Chura Junior Air Academy
    Aspen Fulbright Junior Pueblo West
    Lucca Fulkerson Senior Niwot
    Taylor James Senior Niwot
    Willow Lott Sophomore Durango
    Maggie Mccleskey Junior Centaurus
    Tristian Spence Junior Central Grand Junction
    Sara Wexler Junior Denver South

    Honorable mention:

    • Milaina Almonte, Sophomore, Battle Mountain
    • Hayley Brewster, Senior, Battle Mountain
    • Lex Bullen, Sophomore, Niwot
    • Maren Busath, Senior, Palmer Ridge
    • Cruzie Dudley, Junior, Silver Creek
    • Brooklyn Ewert, Sophomore, Mountain View
    • Abby Fehr, Junior, Durango
    • Adele Havlick, Sophomore, Palmer
    • Loren Linnenburger, Senior, Discovery Canyon
    • Angela Mcmanus, Junior, Durango
    • Brooke Moss, Senior, Air Academy
    • Sarah Perkins, Freshman, Niwot
    • Anne Reilly, Freshman, George Washington
    • Lily Whelan, Sophomore, Battle Mountain
    • Lindsey Whitton, Freshman, Battle Mountain

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    Class 5A

    Riley Stewart Cherry Creek girls cross country
    (Steve Abeyta/steveabeytaphotography.com)

    Runner of the year: Riley Stewart, Cherry Creek

    Coach of the year: Ethan Dusto, Cherry Creek

    First Team
    Name Year School
    Shelby Balding Junior Cherry Creek
    Ella Johns Sophomore Fort Collins
    Emily Lamontagne Sophomore Arapahoe
    Cameron Mcconnell Junior Cherokee Trail
    Ava Mitchell Sophomore Arapahoe
    Addison Price Sophomore Cherry Creek
    Riley Stewart Junior Cherry Creek
    Emma Stutzman Sophomore Pomona
    Taylor Whitfield Senior Valor Christian
    Brooke Wilson Sophomore Valor Christian
    Second Team
    Name Year School
    Leah Christians Senior Mountain Vista
    Ava Escorcia Sophomore Arapahoe
    Jadyn Heil Junior Fruita Monument
    Maelynn Higgins Sophomore Broomfield
    Addison Laughlin Junior Cherry Creek
    Claire Semerod Junior Cherry Creek
    Elena Torres Freshman Loveland
    Reese Tucker Freshman Chatfield
    Aidyn Woodall Junior Douglas County
    Shayda Zarrin Junior Mountain Vista

    Honorable mention:

    • Lauren Boutelle, Sophomore, Pine Creek
    • Natalie Buchanan, Junior, Pine Creek
    • Amelie Colsman, Junior, Regis Jesuit
    • Imani Fernandez-Gorbea, Senior, Fairview
    • Shantell Hafner, Senior, Mountain Vista
    • Abigail Maclean, Junior, Cherry Creek
    • Mckenna Mazeski, Sophomore, Cherokee Trail
    • Mia Mraz, Junior, Legacy
    • Alexis Pagel, Sophomore, Cherokee Trail
    • Sierra Parks, Junior, Broomfield
    • Isabella Prosceno, Senior, Valor Christian
    • Mollie Roden, Senior, Rampart
    • Taylor Rorick, Sophomore, Valor Christian
    • Nina St John, Senior, Mountain Vista
    • Jordan Stead, Freshman, Arapahoe

  • All-state boys golf teams for the 2020 season

    The 2020 all-state boys golf teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

    These teams were created based upon results at the state championships.

    The athletes who won championships at their classification were named golfers of the year.

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    Class 5A

    (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    Player of the year: Lucas Schulte, Valor Christian

    Coach of the year: Justen Byler, Valor Christian

    First Team
    Name Year School
    Graham Dzengelewski Senior Arapahoe
    Wesley Erling Sophomore Pine Creek
    Charlie Flaxbeard Sophomore Cherry Creek
    Trey Kirschner Senior Ralston Valley
    Ryan Liao Senior Lakewood
    Gage Messingham Junior Ralston Valley
    Jeff Nelson Senior Prairie View
    Ryan Occhionero Senior Regis Jesuit
    Lucas Schulte Senior Valor Christian
    Hayden Woelk Junior Liberty
    Second Team
    Name Year School
    Jack Armstrong Junior Valor Christian
    Owen Cornmesser Senior Fossil Ridge
    Nick Fallin Senior Rock Canyon
    Teddy Hummel Senior Regis Jesuit
    Will Kates Junior Arapahoe
    Nathan Kim Freshman Rock Canyon
    Caleb Michaels Sophomore Monarch
    Alex Rogers Junior Fossil Ridge
    Charlie Tucker Freshman Rock Canyon
    Tyler Tyson Senior Arvada West
    Colin Young Sophomore Valor Christian

    Honorable mention:

    • Langdon Bradley, Valor Christian
    • Luke Cushman, Castle View
    • Drex Duffy, Columbine
    • Kade Hayward, Fruita Monument
    • Thomas Hicks, Cherry Creek
    • Casey Jacobsen, Castle View
    • Grant Juergens, Arapahoe
    • Aiden Krusoe, Highlands Ranch
    • Max Lange, Lakewood
    • Jack Larson, Ralston Valley
    • Ty Nelson, Rocky Mountain
    • Ryan Parker, Legend
    • Josh Stouder, Fruita Monument
    • Kenny VanWormer, Grandview
    • Matthew Wilkinson, Arapahoe
    • Liam Wood, Regis Jesuit
    • Andrew Wright, Castle View

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    Class 4A

    (Paul Soriano)

    Player of the year: Jordan Jennings, Montrose

    Coach of the year: John Carricato, Cheyenne Mountain

    First Team
    Name Year School
    Traejan Andrews Junior Northridge
    Jake Chesler Junior Frederick
    Mario Dino Senior Mullen
    Jordan Jennings Senior Montrose
    Rhett Johnson Senior Mullen
    Jack Mitchell Senior Evergreen
    Connor Moberly Senior Cheyenne Mountain
    Toby Salinas Senior Pueblo West
    Carter Surofchek Sophomore Cheyenne Mountain
    Hunter Swanson Junior Northfield
    Second Team
    Name Year School
    Jake Crawford Junior Eagle Valley
    Dakota Dolph Senior Conifer
    Oliver Gibbons Senior Green Mountain
    Campbell Grage Junior Cheyenne Mountain
    Ben Harding Sophomore Silver Creek
    Thomas Herholtz Sophomore Cheyenne Mountain
    Noah Keller Junior Coronado
    Reese Knox Sophomore Falcon
    Brentyn Paiz Junior Windsor
    Ryan Vaver Senior Centaurus
    Noah Wagner Sophomore Pueblo West
    Johnny Williams Senior Ponderosa

    Honorable mention:

    • Landon Ball, Windsor
    • Will Balliet, Riverdale Ridge
    • Ryley Cibula, Summit
    • Adam Gannon, Longmont
    • Brock Golden, Ponderosa
    • Justin Hudson, Lewis-Palmer
    • Jake Legg, Montrose
    • Gregory Lewis, Lewis-Palmer
    • Tyler Nakos, Summit
    • Jack Policaro, Green Mountain
    • Noah Richmond, Montrose
    • Travis Seitz, Steamboat Springs
    • Levi Tichi, Durango

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    Class 3A

    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    Player of the year: Nic Pevny, Aspen

    Coach of the year: Beth Folsom, Colorado Academy

    First Team
    Name Year School
    Stewie Bruce Freshman Vail Mountain
    Luke Calvin Senior St. Marys
    Connor Downey Junior Vail Christian
    Garrett Exelbert Freshman Basalt
    Trey Kuntz Senior Sterling
    Lance Peters Senior Primero
    Nic Pevny Junior Aspen
    Thayer Plewe Sophomore Montezuma Cortez
    Tayleb Schaefer Junior Sterling
    J.T. Timmers Sophomore Colorado Academy
    Jeffrey Zhou Senior Kent Denver
    Second Team
    Name Year School
    Ross Anderson Sophomore Vail Christian
    Jacob Dietrich Junior Kent Denver
    Jacob Gilbert Junior Strasburg
    Jackson Lowe Sophomore Lutheran
    Max Noffsinger Senior Frontier Academy
    Jack Pashel Junior Colorado Academy
    Peter Stinar Senior St. Marys
    Bo Turnage Junior Colorado Academy
    Braden Wedel Junior Stratton

    Honorable mention:

    • dave andujo, Moffat County
    • Jason Arbuckle, Prospect Ridge
    • Brendan Archer, Kent Denver
    • Justin Brunner, Montezuma Cortez
    • Jacob Buckendorf, Resurrection Christian
    • Jimmy Clark, Lamar
    • RJ Davis, St. Marys
    • Chance Donlon, Rye
    • Jackson Grace, Holy Family
    • Austin Guerette, Severance
    • Tiki Jaffe, Vail Mountain
    • AJ Papajohn, Lutheran
    • Hunter Salani, Vail Mountain
    • Tyler Sims, Basalt
    • Skylor Wild, Gunnison

  • 3A boys golf: Aspen’s Nic Pevny battles as Colorado Academy grabs team title

    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    GUNNISON — Through the course of the entire back nine on Tuesday at the Dos Rios golf club, Aspen’s Nic Pevny hit just a single fairway. And he made bogey on the hole.

    Fairways and greens are often preached as the keys to shooting a solid round, but with the way Pevny played to capture Aspen’s first Class 3A boys golf individual champion fairways are overrated.

    Pevny finished his round shooting an even-par 71 to end his tournament at 2-under total, good enough to be the last man standing.

    “The front, I wasn’t hitting my approach shots too well but I got out of there at 2-under so I was happy,” Pevny said.

    He should be. He opened the day just one shot ahead of Montezuma-Cortez’s Thayer Plewe. They both made bridie on No. 1 but Pevny stuck his tee shot on two and stretched his lead out to two strokes.

    A two shot swing on the next hole tied the two at the top of the leaderboard. Plewe hit the flagstick on No. 3 and tapped in for birdie while Pevny lipped out a near gimme.

    On No. 6, Plewe, a lefty, pushed his drive left while Pevny pounded driver down the relatively tight fairway. Pevny made birdie while Plewe made bogey and the two-shot lead for the Aspen junior.

    On the back, he shot 2-over but hit two definitive shots that locked up his championship. He made a clutch 10-foot birdie putt to make par on 14 and stuck his second shot on the par-5 16th to about 20 feet for eagle. At that point, he knew the championship was well within his grasp.

    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    “I had that up-and-down which kind of got the round back. That was really big, that up-and-down,” Pevny said. “I knew (after 16) that if I just made pars, that if I made par on 17, it was probably over.”

    As Pevny was busy holding on to his individual lead, Colorado Academy was busy taking over the team race. The Mustangs entered the day in second place behind Kent Denver which didn’t bother them a bit. Rather than dealing with the pressure of holding onto a lead, they had the freedom to chase it down and it was a challenge they happily accepted.

    “There was a part of not being in first that was nice,” coach Beth Folsom said. “The expectation wasn’t out there for us to hold it. We just had to make up some ground.”

    Sophomore JT Timmers led the way and completely took apart the back nine at Dos Rios. He made birdies on 10, 12, 13 and 16 and only bogeyed 18. He ended his day with a 72 and finished in 7th place.

    The key for the Mustangs was Timmers and really everyone, just not allowing mistakes to derail the team title hunt early.

    “Bo (Turnage) got a par on the first hole which he doubled yesterday,” Timmers said. “On the back, Jack (Pashel) and I were just feeling like it was going to be a good day. We were playing well coming into this tournament. We all held it together.”

    Pashel shot a 74, Turnage shot a 76 and TJ Giordano shot an 86 to help the Mustangs claimed their first boys golf team championship in school history.

    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

  • 3A boys golf: Aspen’s Pevny, Kent Denver take Day 1 lead

    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    GUNNISON — The back nine holes of Dos Rios Golf Club seem to be more gettable when looking at them. But for Aspen’s Nic Pevny the battle plan was to attack the front, then just try to stay afloat on the back.

    It wasn’t his plan by design but that’s how he executed it.

    Pevny shot a 2-under-par 69 to take the Day 1 lead at the Class 3A boys golf state tournament. He was one of just two players to shoot under par as Montezuma-Cortez’s Thayer Plewe shot 70 thanks to consistency on the back nine.

    Pevny wasn’t as consistent throughout his round but that was fine on his first nine holes. He made a bogey on the par-3 second before getting the stroke back with a birdie on No. 5. He ran out three straight pars before making a birdie on No. 8 and then making the turn after a big eagle on No. 9.

    “I had a lot more wedges in on the front,” Pevny said. “Those led to more birdie putts.”

    He started the back nine with a bogey on 10, nothing too considering as the 10th hole seemed to swallow a lot of golf balls during the course of the day. He got the stroke back with a birdie on 11 then played the last seven holes at 1-over with two bogeys and a birdie.

    “On the back I wasn’t hitting my tee shots very well,” he said. “Tomorrow I think I’ll be find on the back.”

    Despite those errant tee shots, Pevny’s recovery shots were on point and even on bad holes he was giving himself par chances.”

    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    He took a two-shot lead into 18 where his ball was caught in between two tree trunks and right in the swing path of Strasburg’s Jacob Gilbert. Pevny was able to mark his ball to allow Gilbert to make his swing and once he placed his ball back, he escaped from immediate trouble and his third shot carried the river in front of the green. He got up and down for bogey, closing his round with the confidence that trouble doesn’t necessarily mean doom.

    “I was making short putts and chipping pretty well,” Pevny said. “I was just able to limit the damage.”

    His approach heading into Tuesday’s final round won’t be any different. He pointed to his front nine and said that he started his day just playing his game and he’ll maintain that approach when he tees off in the final group.

    Kent Denver has a one-stroke edge over Colorado Academy in the race for the team championship. The Sun Devils got a major boost from Jacob Dietrich who shot a life-best 72 to help the Sun Devils take the lead.

    “I came in as the No. 4 seed and to do what I did was really special for me and my team,” Dietrich said. “(Tomorrow) I just need to go out and go as low as I can.”

    Jeffery Zhou matched Dietrich’s 72 while Brendan Archer shot a 78. Colorado Academy got a 72 from J.T. Timmers, a 74 from Jack Pashel and a 77 from Bo Turnage.

    To avoid a frost delay that pushed tee times back on Monday, Tuesday’s final round was pushed back to a 10 a.m. start time. The final groups would then be scheduled to tee off at 11:57 a.m.

     

  • Cross country team rankings by region

    Wiggins Invite girls cross country
    (Brent Murphy/brentmurphyphoto.com)

    The 2020 cross country regional fields will be determined, in part, by a coaches poll within each region.

    The official vote will be held this coming weekend. The coaches held a trial vote last weekend, and the results of that vote is below.

    [divider]

    [cbtabs][cbtab title=”Class 2A”]

    Region 1 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Heritage Christian 123
    2 Lyons 107
    3 Yuma 90
    4 Wiggins 73
    5 Lake Couty 56
    6 Byers 53
    7 Twin Peaks Charter 52
    8 Clear Creek 51
    9 Front Range Christian 41
    10 Dawson School 40
    11 Rocky Mountain Lutheran 33
    12 Strasburg 31
    13 Merino 24
    14 Shining Mountain 22
    15 Nederland 19
    16 Aurora West College Prep 14
    17 Highland 12
    18 Front Range Baptist 11
    Region 1 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Heritage Christian 108
    2 Lyons 82
    3 Lake Couty 81
    4 Yuma 73
    5 Clear Creek 64
    5 Strasburg 64
    7 Shining Mountain 51
    8 Merino 40
    9 Byers 39
    10 Wiggins 34
    11 Aurora West College Prep 28
    12 Nederland 22
    13 Dawson School 20
    14 Highland 16
    14 Rocky Mountain Lutheran 16
    16 Front Range Baptist 14
    16 Front Range Christian 14
    18 Twin Peaks Charter 11
    Region 2 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Golden View Classical Academy 80
    2 Peyton 78
    3 Lotus School for Excellence 71
    4 Wray 57
    5 Vanguard 51
    6 Colorado Springs Christian 46
    7 Limon 41
    8 Ellicott 40
    9 Dolores Huerta 20
    10 Addenbrooke Classical 16
    11 Colorado Springs School 14
    12 Denver Christian 8
    13 Denver Academy 5
    14 Fountain Valley 4
    15 CIVA Charter 3
    16 Two Roads Charter 2
    17 Pikes Peak Christian 1
    18 Denver Academy of Torah 0
    18 Stratton/Liberty 0
    Region 2 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Wray 82
    2 Golden View Classical Academy 76
    3 Colorado Springs Christian 71
    4 Peyton 60
    4 Vanguard 60
    6 Ellicott 48
    7 Limon 41
    8 Denver Christian 35
    9 Colorado Springs School 26
    10 Stratton/Liberty 14
    11 Lotus School for Excellence 10
    12 Addenbrooke Classical 3
    12 Fountain Valley 3
    12 Pikes Peak Christian 3
    15 Denver Academy of Torah 2
    16 CIVA Charter 0
    16 Denver Academy 0
    16 Dolores Huerta 0
    16 Two Roads Charter 0
    Region 3 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Rocky Ford 68
    2 Buena Vista 67
    3 Thomas MacLaren 59
    4 St. Mary’s 57
    5 Centauri 56
    6 Sargent 43
    7 Platte Canyon 31
    8 Custer County 29
    9 Rye 27
    10 Antonito 24
    11 Monte Vista 19
    12 Center 14
    13 Sierra Grande 13
    14 Centennial 9
    15 Kim 8
    16 Cripple Creek-Victor 7
    17 Del Norte 5
    18 Moffat 3
    19 Primero 1
    Region 3 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Buena Vista 48
    2 Centauri 44
    3 Rocky Ford 40
    4 Rye 36
    5 Platte Canyon 30
    6 Custer County 24
    7 Thomas MacLaren 20
    8 St. Mary’s 18
    8 Springfield 18
    10 Antonito 12
    11 Del Norte 4
    11 Sierra Grande 4
    13 Kim 3
    13 Moffat 3
    15 Sargent 2
    16 Center 1
    17 Centennial 0
    17 Cripple Creek-Victor 0
    17 Monte Vista 0
    Region 4 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Caprock Academy 154
    2 Meeker 130
    3 Grand Valley 129
    4 Ouray 119
    5 Olathe 107
    6 Paonia 99
    7 Crested Butte Community 77
    8 Colorado Rocky Mountain School 68
    8 West Grand 68
    10 Rangely 34
    11 Soroco 28
    12 Dolores 23
    13 Mancos 17
    14 Ignacio 12
    15 Telluride 11
    16 Hotchkiss 10
    17 DeBeque 5
    18 Lake City 1
    Region 4 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Ignacio 159
    2 West Grand 149
    3 Soroco 138
    4 Meeker 120
    5 Caprock Academy 119
    6 Hotchkiss 116
    7 Paonia 87
    8 Colorado Rocky Mountain School 84
    9 Telluride 52
    10 Crested Butte Community 49
    11 Mancos 45
    12 Rangely 31
    13 Ouray 15
    14 Olathe 4
    15 Dolores 1
    15 Grand Valley 1
    17 DeBeque 0
    17 Lake City 0

    [/cbtab][cbtab title=”Class 3A”]

    Region 1 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Alamosa 47
    2 Aspen 39
    2 Gunnison 39
    4 Moffat County 28
    5 Basalt 25
    5 Coal Ridge 25
    7 Rifle 24
    8 Pagosa Springs 18
    9 Delta 13
    10 Bayfield 12
    11 Montezuma-Cortez 4
    12 Middle Park 1
    Region 1 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Basalt 39
    2 Aspen 35
    3 Alamosa 34
    4 Moffat County 25
    5 Delta 23
    6 Gunnison 20
    7 Pagosa Springs 17
    8 Coal Ridge 12
    9 Middle Park 6
    10 Montezuma-Cortez 4
    10 Rifle 4
    12 Bayfield 1
    Region 2 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 The Classical Academy 80
    2 Salida 68
    3 Lutheran 59
    4 Woodland Park 55
    5 Elizabeth 45
    6 Manitou Springs 42
    7 Harrison 26
    8 Lamar 23
    9 Banning Lewis Prep 15
    10 La Junta 12
    11 James Irwin 8
    12 Sierra 4
    13 Florence 3
    Region 2 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 The Classical Academy 60
    2 Elizabeth 53
    3 Salida 49
    4 Lutheran 40
    5 Woodland Park 30
    6 Lamar 26
    7 Manitou Springs 22
    8 James Irwin 17
    9 Florence 13
    10 Sierra 8
    11 Banning Lewis Prep 6
    11 Harrison 6
    Region 3 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Holy Family 100
    2 Jefferson Academy 89
    3 Peak to Peak 80
    4 Prospect Ridge 68
    5 Stargate 59
    6 DSST: Conservatory Green 49
    7 The Academy 41
    8 Arvada 35
    9 Arrupe Jesuit 31
    10 DSST: Montview 25
    11 The Pinnacle 14
    12 DSST: Green Valley Ranch 6
    13 Denver West 5
    14 Lincoln 3
    Region 3 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Holy Family 85
    2 Jefferson Academy 71
    3 Peak to Peak 63
    4 Prospect Ridge 54
    5 Stargate 53
    6 The Academy 42
    7 DSST: Montview 38
    8 The Pinnacle 23
    9 Arrupe Jesuit 21
    10 Denver West 20
    11 Arvada 16
    12 DSST: Green Valley Ranch 4
    13 Lincoln 3
    14 DSST: Conservatory Green 2
    Region 4 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Frontier Academy 119
    2 Liberty Common 109
    3 Berthoud 86
    4 Northridge 80
    5 Brush 69
    6 Eaton 56
    7 Estes Park 52
    8 University 38
    9 Resurrection Christian 26
    10 Severance 13
    11 Valley 11
    12 Platte Valley 1
    Region 4 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Berthoud 104
    2 Liberty Common 102
    3 Frontier Academy 86
    4 University 69
    5 Northridge 68
    6 Brush 54
    7 Estes Park 49
    8 Resurrection Christian 33
    9 Eaton 24
    10 Severance 14
    11 Platte Valley 2
    Region 5 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Faith Christian 54
    2 Colorado Academy 47
    3 D’Evelyn 43
    4 Kent Denver 39
    5 SkyView Academy 38
    6 Machebeuf 33
    7 Ridge View Academy 17
    8 DSST: Byers 13
    8 Englewood 13
    10 DSST: College View 12
    11 Jefferson 8
    11 Sheridan 8
    13 Englewood/St. Mary’s Academy 3
    14 KIPP Denver Collegiate 1
    14 STRIVE Prep – Smart 1
    Region 5 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 D’Evelyn 27
    2 Faith Christian 25
    3 Colorado Academy 23
    4 Machebeuf 21
    5 Englewood/St. Mary’s Academy 16
    6 Kent Denver 12
    7 Sheridan 9
    8 Jefferson 7
    9 Ridge View Academy 6
    9 SkyView Academy 6
    11 Englewood 5
    12 DSST: Byers 3
    12 KIPP Denver Collegiate 3
    14 DSST: College View 2

    [/cbtab][cbtab title=”Class 4A”]

    Region 1 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Battle Mountain 74
    2 Conifer 73
    3 Grand Junction Central 70
    4 Eagle Valley 57
    5 Green Mountain 52
    6 Mullen 46
    7 Golden 30
    8 Evergreen 26
    9 Grand Junction 20
    10 Summit 18
    11 Steamboat Springs 14
    12 Palisade 9
    13 Glenwood Springs 6
    Region 1 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Battle Mountain 69
    2 Eagle Valley 47
    2 Golden 47
    4 Glenwood Springs 41
    5 Evergreen 33
    6 Palisade 32
    7 Green Mountain 25
    8 Mullen 24
    9 Grand Junction Central 19
    10 Grand Junction 18
    11 Summit 14
    12 Conifer 9
    13 Steamboat Springs 7
    Region 2 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Air Academy 74
    2 Palmer Ridge 70
    3 Palmer 57
    4 Lewis-Palmer 55
    5 Coronado 46
    5 Littleton 46
    7 Falcon 39
    8 Discovery Canyon 34
    9 Ponderosa 23
    9 Wheat Ridge 23
    11 Aurora Central 12
    12 Sand Creek 10
    13 Gateway 6
    Region 2 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Air Academy 89
    2 Palmer Ridge 69
    3 Discovery Canyon 62
    4 Lewis-Palmer 58
    5 Coronado 50
    6 Littleton 37
    6 Palmer 37
    8 Falcon 21
    9 Ponderosa 20
    10 Wheat Ridge 19
    11 Aurora Central 14
    12 Gateway 10
    13 Sand Creek 9
    Region 3 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Centaurus 52
    2 Niwot 49
    3 Denver South 43
    4 George Washington 39
    5 Denver North 31
    6 Northfield 25
    6 Standley Lake 25
    8 Thomas Jefferson 21
    9 Vista Peak 17
    10 Regis Groff 11
    10 Skyview 11
    12 Alameda 6
    Region 3 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Niwot 70
    2 George Washington 59
    3 Centaurus 56
    3 Northfield 56
    5 Denver South 47
    6 Standley Lake 37
    7 Denver North 34
    8 Thomas Jefferson 25
    9 Vista Peak 23
    10 Regis Groff 15
    11 Skyview 11
    12 Alameda 7
    Region 4 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Thompson Valley 108
    2 Mead 107
    3 Longmont 94
    4 Mountain View 77
    5 Erie 65
    6 Thornton 57
    7 Riverdale Ridge 41
    8 Silver Creek 40
    9 Roosevelt 29
    10 Greeley Central 18
    11 Fort Morgan 11
    12 Frederick 6
    13 Windsor 5
    14 Skyline 2
    Region 4 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Silver Creek 127
    2 Thompson Valley 115
    3 Roosevelt 91
    4 Erie 87
    5 Mead 82
    6 Longmont 64
    7 Mountain View 58
    8 Riverdale Ridge 31
    9 Fort Morgan 28
    10 Windsor 17
    11 Frederick 6
    11 Skyline 6
    13 Greeley Central 2
    14 Thornton 1
    Region 5 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Cheyenne Mountain 70
    2 Durango 62
    3 Montrose 47
    4 Mesa Ridge 45
    5 Widefield 41
    6 Pueblo South 38
    7 Pueblo West 35
    8 Canon City 16
    8 Pueblo County 16
    10 Pueblo Centennial 9
    11 Pueblo East 5
    12 Mitchell 1
    Region 5 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Durango 66
    2 Cheyenne Mountain 61
    3 Pueblo West 56
    4 Montrose 43
    5 Mesa Ridge 34
    6 Pueblo County 32
    7 Pueblo South 29
    8 Widefield 28
    9 Canon City 23
    10 Pueblo Centennial 6
    10 Pueblo East 6
    12 Mitchell 1

    [/cbtab][cbtab title=”Class 5A”]

    Region 1 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Cherokee Trail 83
    2 Cherry Creek 81
    3 Arapahoe 70
    4 Grandview 69
    5 Regis Jesuit 45
    5 Smoky Hill 45
    7 Eaglecrest 43
    8 Overland 25
    9 Rangeview 23
    10 Hinkley 11
    Region 1 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Cherry Creek 83
    2 Arapahoe 81
    3 Cherokee Trail 76
    4 Regis Jesuit 62
    5 Grandview 55
    6 Smoky Hill 41
    7 Eaglecrest 40
    8 Rangeview 27
    9 Hinkley 17
    10 Overland 13
    Region 2 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Mountain Vista 30
    2 Dakota Ridge 26
    3 Heritage 25
    4 Valor Christian 21
    5 Arvada West 16
    6 Fruita Monument 15
    7 Highlands Ranch 11
    8 Chatfield 8
    9 ThunderRidge 7
    10 Lakewood 5
    11 Columbine 1
    Region 2 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Valor Christian 60
    2 Mountain Vista 55
    3 Heritage 47
    4 Chatfield 46
    5 Dakota Ridge 42
    6 Fruita Monument 41
    7 Columbine 31
    8 ThunderRidge 22
    9 Arvada West 16
    10 Lakewood 13
    11 Highlands Ranch 7
    12 Bear Creek 5
    Region 3 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Boulder 69
    1 Ralston Valley 69
    3 Fairview 67
    4 Legacy 57
    5 Broomfield 52
    6 Denver East 41
    7 Monarch 33
    8 Pomona 28
    9 Northglenn 10
    10 Adams City 7
    10 Westminster 7
    Region 3 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Broomfield 70
    1 Fairview 70
    3 Denver East 58
    4 Boulder 54
    5 Monarch 53
    6 Legacy 37
    7 Pomona 36
    8 Ralston Valley 33
    9 Northglenn 14
    10 Westminster 9
    11 Adams City 6
    Region 4 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Fossil Ridge 68
    2 Rocky Mountain 64
    3 Poudre 51
    4 Horizon 49
    5 Fort Collins 46
    6 Loveland 36
    7 Mountain Range 27
    8 Brighton 22
    9 Greeley West 11
    10 Prairie View 9
    11 Far Northeast 2
    Region 4 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Loveland 69
    2 Fossil Ridge 64
    3 Rocky Mountain 54
    4 Fort Collins 45
    5 Brighton 40
    6 Horizon 34
    7 Poudre 33
    8 Mountain Range 20
    9 Greeley West 14
    10 Prairie View 10
    11 Far Northeast 2
    Region 5 (Boys)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Chaparral 56
    2 Liberty 53
    3 Rock Canyon 45
    4 Pine Creek 40
    5 Castle View 39
    6 Rampart 35
    7 Douglas County 18
    8 Doherty 14
    8 Legend 14
    10 Fountain-Fort Carson 11
    11 Vista Ridge 5
    Region 5 (Girls)
    Rank Team Points
    1 Pine Creek 68
    2 Douglas County 50
    3 Chaparral 49
    4 Rock Canyon 48
    5 Castle View 42
    6 Rampart 39
    7 Doherty 26
    8 Fountain-Fort Carson 24
    9 Vista Ridge 18
    10 Legend 11
    11 Liberty 10

    [/cbtab][/cbtabs]