CENTENNIAL — Monarch hockey beat Cherry Creek 3-1 on Friday night.
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Photo gallery: No. 2 Fossil Ridge boys basketball escapes upset bid from No. 9 Monarch
LOUISVILLE — Fossil Ridge, ranked No. 2 in this week’s CHSAANow.com boys basketball poll, kept its perfect record intact on Tuesday night. But barely.
The Sabercats escaped from No. 9 Monarch’s upset bid with a 49-46 win on the road.
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Overland’s Thomas picks CSU, Windsor’s Noller to Navy as commits keep rolling in
Windor’s Trenton Noller (76). (Jack Eberhard/JacksActionShots.com) As Signing Day draws increasingly near, seniors continue to make their college decisions.
A host of Colorado kids made their decisions over the weekend, including Overland linebacker Tre Thomas, who committed to Colorado State, and Windsor lineman Trenton Noller, who committed to the Naval Academy.
Thomas is the fifth in-state senior to pick CSU this cycle, following Loveland athlete John Freismuth, Douglas County running back Trey Smith, Pomona lineman Zach Stefo and Valor Christian defensive back Marcus Wilson. He chose the Rams over offers from New Mexico, San Jose State, UTEP, Wyoming and Northern Colorado, according to his Rivals.com profile.
Thomas, 6-foot-3 and 200 pounds, had 219 total tackles last season, a figure that led the state across all classifications. He also had four sacks and 16 hurries, along with two fumble recoveries, a forced fumble, and two blocked kicks.
“It’s a great school, a great community,” Thomas told GreenandGoldNews.com. “The players are good. I like the players, I like the coaches, and it’s in my home state, not too far from my family. So it seemed like the perfect fit for me.”
The 6-foot-4, 300-pound Noller also had offers from Arizona, Army, Georgia Tech, New Mexico State, Wyoming and Northern Colorado, according to Rivals.com. He announced his commitment over Twitter on Sunday morning:
Officially committed to The Naval Academy!
— Trenton (@Trenton_Noller) January 26, 2014
“It’s a huge weight off my shoulders,” Noller told the Fort Collins Coloradoan. “I love it here. They told me straight up that it will be hard, but I can get through it, and it will be more rewarding than if I go anywhere else.”
Additionally, Fairview lineman Connor Spencer announced his commitment to San Diego, an FCS program.
I've committed to play football at University of San Diego. Thanks to everyone that helped make this happen. Couldn't be happier #GoToreros
— Connor Spencer (@connorspencer74) January 27, 2014
With the three new commits, Colorado now has 35 players committed to Division I football programs — 25 to FBS schools and 10 to FCS. The 35 total is the most since the class of 2008, according to a search of the Rivals.com database. That year, the state produced 38 Division I recruits.
The 25 FBS commits are also the most since 2008, when the state had 33.
A few locals also declared their intention to head to Division II programs.
Included are Legend wide receiver/defensive back Elijah Cherrington (CSU-Pueblo), Smoky Hill quarterback Trent Clay (Black Hills State), ThunderRidge wide receiver Mark Hopper (Colorado School of Mines), Poudre quarterback Cody Limmer (Colorado School of Mines), Clear Creek wide receiver/defensive back Tevin Lucas (Sioux Falls), Lakewood quarterback Casey Nicholls (Sioux Falls), Dakota Ridge lineman Brant Seeley (Adams State), and Regis Jesuit linebacker Quinn Vandekoppel (CSU-Pueblo).
A full list of football commits can be found here.
Elsehwere, Monarch’s Parker Sitton committed to Arkansas State for track, and Legend’s Peyton Remy committed to New Mexico for baseball. Remy’s commitment means Colorado now has 29 Division I baseball recruits this class.
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Cherry Creek moves up to No. 4 in hockey ranking
Cherry Creek is ranked No. 4 in this week’s poll. (Jack Eberhard/JacksActionShots.com) Cherry Creek has jumped Regis Jesuit for the No. 4 spot in this week’s CHSAANow.com hockey poll.
The Bruins (11-2-1) have won six consecutive games, and edge the Raiders by one point.
Ralston Valley stayed in the No. 1 spot, where it has been since the preseason.
The complete poll is below.
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CHSAANow.com Hockey Poll
Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.
Coaches and media members looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.
Hockey RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Ralston Valley (6) 12-0-0 60 1 3-0-0 2 Mountain Vista 13-1-0 48 2 3-0-0 3 Monarch 10-1-0 47 3 2-0-0 4 Cherry Creek 11-2-1 41 5 2-0-0 5 Regis Jesuit 12-1-0 40 4 3-0-0 6 Lewis-Palmer 11-1-0 30 6 1-0-0 7 Columbine 8-4-1 22 7 1-1-0 8 Dakota Ridge 8-3-4 18 8 2-1-0 9 Steamboat Springs 9-4-1 13 10 2-0-0 10 Bishop Machebeuf 8-4-1 6 9 2-1-0 Others receiving votes: Resurrection Christian 4, Chatfield 1. Dropped out None. -
Centennial, Continental teams rule 5A boys hoops poll
Eaglecrest is up to No. 3 in this week’s 5A poll. (Brock Laue) The Centennial League is perhaps the strongest Class 5A boys basketball conference in the state. This week’s CHSAANow.com boys basketball poll continues to reflect that.
A poll-best four Centennial teams are ranked in the top-10 this week, led by Eaglecrest. The Raptors moved up to No. 3 following their fourth-consecutive win.
Cherry Creek is No. 6, Overland is No. 7 and Arapahoe is No. 8. Grandview, another Centennial team, also received votes.
"I’ve seen all of the teams in our league now," Arapahoe coach Dan Snyder said as Centennial League play was getting underway in early January, "and I can unequivocally say, without a doubt, this is the strongest the league has been — top-to-bottom — since I’ve been coaching at Arapahoe."
Still, the Continental has something to say when it comes to the strongest league this year. That league has three teams in this week’s 5A poll, led by No. 4 Mountain Vista. No. 5 Regis Jesuit and No. 10 Highlands Ranch — a newcomer this week — also hail from the Continental. So does Legend, which received votes this week.
Denver East stayed atop the 5A ranking, just ahead of No. 2 Fossil Ridge. The Angels got 12 first-place votes to Fossil’s eight.
Likewise, the other No. 1 teams also stayed put: Valor Christian in 4A, as well as Holy Family (3A), Ignacio (2A) and Caliche (1A).
Golden joined the 4A ranking at No. 10, while 3A added two new teams in No. 9 Moffat County and No. 10 St. Mary’s.
The 2A poll added Denver Christian (No. 9), and 1A added South Baca (No. 7).
Complete polls for all classes are below.
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CHSAANow.com Boys Basketball Polls
Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.
Coaches and media members looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.
Class 5A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Denver East (12) 12-3 192 1 1-0 2 Fossil Ridge (8) 15-0 187 2 3-0 3 Eaglecrest 12-3 138 5 2-0 4 Mountain Vista 14-1 131 6 2-0 5 Regis Jesuit 13-2 125 3 1-1 6 Cherry Creek 11-4 79 4 0-2 7 Overland 10-5 60 8 1-1 8 Arapahoe 10-3 55 7 1-1 9 Monarch 13-2 52 10 3-0 10 Highlands Ranch 10-5 24 – 2-0 Others receiving votes: Chatfield 18, Grandview 12, Rangeview 11, Legend 10, Grand Junction 5, Dakota Ridge 1. Dropped out Dakota Ridge (9). Class 4A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Valor Christian (14) 13-3 149 1 0-0 2 Thompson Valley (1) 14-1 127 2 3-0 3 Pueblo South 13-2 110 4 2-0 4 D’Evelyn 11-2 95 5 2-0 5 Sand Creek 11-2 75 3 1-1 6 Pueblo East 12-3 67 7 1-0 7 Thomas Jefferson 10-5 64 6 1-1 8 Air Academy 12-3 63 9 2-0 9 Longmont 11-3 27 10 1-1 10 Golden 12-3 20 – 2-0 Others receiving votes: Denver South 14, Cheyenne Mountain 4, Glenwood Springs 4, Frederick 3, Greeley Central 2, Vista Peak 1. Dropped out Denver South (8). Class 3A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Holy Family (12) 13-0 120 1 1-0 2 Colorado Academy 11-0 107 2 1-0 3 Jefferson Academy 12-2 92 3 2-1 4 Faith Christian 9-4 75 4 2-0 5 Colorado Springs Christian 7-3 62 5 2-0 6 Brush 8-4 42 6 2-0 7 Aspen 8-2 41 7 1-0 8 The Pinnacle 8-2 38 8 2-0 9 Moffat County 8-2 18 – 2-0 10 St. Mary’s 10-1 15 – 2-0 Others receiving votes: Bishop Machebeuf 14, Kent Denver 14, Denver Science & Tech 9, Platte Valley 6, Alamosa 5, Monte Vista 3, Centauri 1. Dropped out Centauri (9), Bishop Machebeuf (10). Class 2A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Ignacio (9) 11-0 140 1 2-0 2 Sanford (1) 11-1 124 2 2-0 3 Lutheran (3) 7-4 116 4 2-0 4 Akron 9-1 103 5 2-0 5 Yuma (1) 10-3 81 3 2-2 6 Resurrection Christian (1) 11-2 79 6 2-0 7 Peyton 10-2 51 9 2-0 8 Rye 11-2 37 10 2-0 9 Denver Christian 7-3 26 – 1-0 10 Haxtun 8-2 25 7 0-1 Others receiving votes: Simla 11, Alexander Dawson 9, Holyoke 8, Swink 6, Dayspring Christian 2, Paonia 2, Sangre de Cristo 2, Sedgwick County 2, Telluride 1. Dropped out Simla (8). Class 1A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Caliche (9) 11-0 90 1 2-0 2 Hi-Plains 10-1 80 3 2-0 3 McClave 10-2 65 2 2-1 4 Holly 9-3 53 5 2-0 5 Cheyenne Wells 9-2 52 8 2-0 6 Vail Christian 8-2 49 4 2-1 7 South Baca 9-4 22 – 4-0 8 Norwood 7-3 19 7 1-1 9 Shining Mountain 9-3 17 6 0-1 10 Briggsdale 6-3 14 10 2-1 Others receiving votes: Primero 13, Cheraw 10, Jim Elliot Christian 7, Peetz 3, Denver Jewish Day 2. Dropped out Cheraw (9). -
Top-10 boys basketball schedule for the week of Jan. 27
A complete schedule and scoreboard for boys basketball’s top-10 teams this week.
Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A
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Class 5A 1 Denver East 15-3 Tues: W 86-69 at Denver West Thurs: W 85-63 vs. Lincoln Sat: W 76-51 at Montbello 2 Fossil Ridge 17-0 Tues: W 49-46 at (9) Monarch Fri: W 72-36 vs. Mountain Range 3 Eaglecrest 14-3 Wed: W 59-58 at (7) Overland Fri: W 66-33 vs. Grandview 4 Mountain Vista 16-1 Tues: W 60-58 vs. (5) Regis Jesuit Fri: W 75-59 at Douglas County 5 Regis Jesuit 14-3 Tues: L 58-60 at (4) Mountain Vista Sat: W 67-50 vs. Legend 6 Cherry Creek 11-6 Wed: L 61-67 vs. Grandview Fri: L 50-54 vs. (8) Arapahoe 7 Overland 11-6 Wed: L 58-59 vs. (3) Eaglecrest Fri: W 67-53 vs. Mullen 8 Arapahoe 13-3 Mon: W 61-45 vs. Dakota Ridge Wed: W 61-53 vs. Cherokee Trail Fri: W 54-50 at (6) Cherry Creek 9 Monarch 14-3 Tues: L 46-49 vs. (2) Fossil Ridge Fri: W 53-32 vs. Rocky Mountain 10 Highlands Ranch 12-5 Tues: W 48-37 vs. Castle View Sat: W 66-49 vs. ThunderRidge Class 4A 1 Valor Christian 14-3 Sat: W 68-45 vs. (5) Sand Creek 2 Thompson Valley 16-1 Tues: W 70-49 vs. Mountain View Fri: W 70-58 vs. Niwot 3 Pueblo South 15-2 Tues: W 58-40 vs. Pueblo West Fri: W 76-74 at (6) Pueblo East 4 D’Evelyn 13-2 Wed: W 66-60 at Green Mountain Fri: W 94-49 vs. Alameda 5 Sand Creek 12-3 Tues: W 61-45 at Palmer Ridge Fri: vs. Vista Ridge Sat: L 45-68 at Valor Christian 6 Pueblo East 14-4 Tues: W 59-54 vs. Pueblo Central Fri: L 74-76 vs. (3) Pueblo South Sat: W 73-54 vs. Broomfield 7 Thomas Jefferson 11-6 Tues: W 63-42 vs. Kennedy Fri: L 64-71 vs. Denver South 8 Air Academy 13-3 Wed: W 88-54 at Falcon 9 Longmont 13-3 Tues: W 52-45 vs. Silver Creek Fri: W 67-52 at Greeley Central 10 Golden 14-3 Wed: W 58-46 at Evergreen Fri: W 65-44 at Conifer Class 3A 1 Holy Family 15-0 Mon: W 77-60 at Denver Science & Tech Fri: W 87-26 vs. Manual 2 Colorado Academy 13-0 Tues: W 72-66 vs. (4) Faith Christian Fri: W 73-63 vs. Bishop Machebeuf 3 Jefferson Academy 13-2 Fri: W 50-45 vs. Kent Denver 4 Faith Christian 10-5 Tues: L 66-72 at (2) Colorado Academy Fri: W 66-51 at (2A 3) Lutheran 5 Colorado Springs Christian 9-3 Mon: W 60-38 vs. (10) St. Mary’s Tues: W 77-18 vs. Salida 6 Brush 9-4 Tues: W 65-56 vs. Eaton 7 Aspen 10-2 Tues: W 61-46 vs. Grand Valley Sat: W 70-46 at Cedaredge 8 The Pinnacle 10-2 Wed: W 85-68 vs. Fort Lupton Thurs: W 78-41 at Arrupe Jesuit 9 Moffat County 9-2 Tues: W 68-54 at Roaring Fork 10 St. Mary’s 12-2 Mon: L 38-60 at (5) Colorado Springs Christian Fri: W 82-62 vs. Dolores Huerta Sat: W 64-43 at Ellicott Class 2A 1 Ignacio 12-0 Thurs: W 87-21 vs. Dolores 2 Sanford 12-1 Sat: W 64-23 vs. Sargent 3 Lutheran 8-5 Tues: W 67-42 at Peak to Peak Fri: L 51-66 vs. (3A 4) Faith Christian 4 Akron 11-1 Tues: W 77-41 at Burlington Fri: vs. Holyoke Sat: W 80-62 at Sedgwick County 5 Yuma 11-3 Tues: W 63-45 at Wiggins 6 Resurrection Christian 13-2 Tues: W 67-62 at Union Colony Thurs: W 62-52 at (9) Denver Christian 7 Peyton 11-2 Tues: W 89-41 vs. Pikes Peak Christian 8 Rye 12-2 Fri: W 70-66 vs. Swink 9 Denver Christian 8-4 Tues: W 61-34 vs. Denver Academy Thurs: L 52-62 vs. (6) Resurrection Christian 10 Haxtun 8-3 Tues: L 29-62 at Chase County (Neb.) Sat: at Wiggins Class 1A 1 Caliche 12-0 Sat: W 66-57 vs. Holyoke 2 Hi-Plains 11-1 Thurs: W 75-33 at Bethune 3 McClave 11-2 Fri: W 46-33 vs. Cheraw 4 Holly 10-3 Fri: W 66-59 at Springfield 5 Cheyenne Wells 9-2 Off this week. 6 Vail Christian 10-2 Tues: W 52-27 at De Beque Sat: W 75-32 at Gilpin County 7 South Baca 9-4 Sat: vs. Manzanola 8 Norwood 8-3 Fri: W 70-68 at Mancos Sat: vs. Dolores 9 Shining Mountain 10-4 Tues: L 37-71 at Kent Denver Sat: W 62-45 vs. Rocky Mountain Lutheran 10 Briggsdale 7-4 Thurs: L 42-53 at Dayspring Christian Sat: W 46-36 vs. Fleming -
Top-10 hockey schedule for the week of Jan. 27
A complete schedule and scoreboard for hockey’s top-10 teams this week.
Hockey 1 Ralston Valley 13-0-0 Fri: W 2-0 at Resurrection Christian 2 Mountain Vista 14-1-0 Sat: W 4-0 vs. Liberty 3 Monarch 13-1-1 Mon: W 6-2 at Chatfield Tues: T 4-4 at Resurrection Christian Fri: W 3-1 at (4) Cherry Creek Sat: W 5-1 at Doherty 4 Cherry Creek 12-3-1 Fri: L 1-3 vs. (3) Monarch Sat: W 5-2 vs. Summit 5 Regis Jesuit 13-1-0 Sat: W 3-1 at (9) Steamboat Springs 6 Lewis-Palmer 13-1-0 Mon: W 13-0 at Coronado Thurs: W 4-0 at Pueblo County 7 Columbine 9-5-1 Wed: L 1-3 at (8) Dakota Ridge Sat: W 3-2 vs. Aspen 8 Dakota Ridge 11-3-4 Wed: W 3-1 vs. (7) Columbine Fri: W 6-0 at Standley Lake Sat: W 2-1 at Chatfield 9 Steamboat Springs 9-5-1 Sat: L 1-3 vs. (5) Regis Jesuit 10 Bishop Machebeuf 9-4-1 Wed: W 8-0 at Rampart -
Notebook: Skiing championships get custom gate panels
The state skiing championships will have custom gate panels for the first time in the history of the event next month.
The red and blue gate panels will be installed on the alpine course prior to the championships at Eldora Mountain Resort on Feb. 13-14. They each feature a white CHSAA flag logo as well as the phrase, “CHSAA STATE SKIING CHAMPIONSHIPS.”
The change was made because alpine competitors will now wear bibs featuring their school’s information rather than the standard state skiing championships bibs of prior years. (The nordic race will still wear CHSAA bibs.)
“We have always provided state championship bibs,” said assistant commissioner Bethany Brookens, who oversees skiing. “All season, they’ve been wearing their own bibs that say their team name. They’d get to state, and they’d wear CHSAA bibs, and people would have a hard time figuring out what school they were from.
“People wanted to represent their school,” Brookens said. “We really find that valuable and want to allow them to do that.”
But, Brookens added, “We still want to show that it’s a state championship event. So someone brought up the idea of, ‘How about we do gate panels?’”
Here’s what they’ll look like:
Monarch coach Gail Hook wins No. 400
Longtime Monarch girls basketball coach Gail Hook won the 400th game of her career on Thursday night. Her Coyotes beat Greeley West, 42-24, in Greeley.
“You’ve got to have players and you’ve got to have coaching staffs to keep you in it for as long as I’ve been in it,” Hook told BoCoPreps.com after the game. “Those are the reasons you do what you do, and I think I’ve been very fortunate to have kids that have worked hard and believe in what we’re doing.”
Hook, a 15-year coaching veteran, has also headed the programs at Centaurus and Smoky Hill. She is now 400-160 in her career, according to BoCoPreps.com.
Two teams headed to national baseball tournament
ThunderRidge and Regis Jesuit will both play in this year’s USA Baseball National High School Invitational on March 26-29 in North Carolina. The tournament, founded in 2012, routinely draws 16 of the top teams nationally.
This year, teams from North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, California, Tennessee, Alabama and Arizona will participate. The only previous Colorado team to play in the event was Highlands Ranch, in 2012. The Falcons went 1-2 that year.
ThunderRidge, the defending Class 5A champion, features three Division I-bound seniors: shortstop Brody Westmoreland (San Diego State) and pitchers A.J. Jones (BYU) and Tyler Loptein (San Diego State).
Regis Jesuit has five D-I seniors: pitchers Zach Heath (Northern Colorado), David Peterson (Oregon) and Regan Todd (Arizona State); second baseman Max George (Oregon State); and third baseman Juston Thaxton (Pacific).
Here is a promo video for the event:
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Bishop Machebeuf, Steamboat Springs join hockey ranking
Steamboat Springs returned to the CHSAANow.com hockey ranking this week. (Mark Adams) Bishop Machebeuf, coming off of consecutive wins last week and 5-1-0 over its past six games, has joined this week’s CHSAANow.com hockey poll.
The Buffaloes, ranked No. 9, were joined by No. 10 Steamboat Springs as new teams in this week’s poll.
Ralston Valley maintained its grip on the top spot, which the Mustangs have occupied since the first ranking. Mountain Vista returned to the No. 2 spot this week. Monarch is third.
Complete rankings are below.
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CHSAANow.com Hockey Poll
Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.
Coaches and media members looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.
Hockey RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Ralston Valley (5) 9-0-0 50 1 1-0-0 2 Mountain Vista 10-1-0 38 3 2-0-0 3 Monarch 8-1-0 37 2 1-1-0 4 Regis Jesuit 9-1-0 36 4 2-0-0 5 Cherry Creek 9-2-1 34 5 2-0-1 6 Lewis-Palmer 10-1-0 22 6 1-0-0 7 Columbine 7-3-1 19 7 0-1-0 8 Dakota Ridge 6-2-4 19 8 0-1-3 9 Bishop Machebeuf 6-3-1 8 – 2-0-0 10 Steamboat Springs 7-4-1 7 – 2-0-1 Others receiving votes: Standley Lake 4, Heritage 1. Dropped out Standley Lake (9), Heritage (10). -
Denver East back in No. 1 spot in 5A boys basketball ranking
Denver East is back in 5A’s No. 1 spot this week. (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com) Denver East is back on top of CHSAANow.com’s 5A boys basketball ranking. The Angels overtook Fossil Ridge by one overall point to reclaim their spot.
Fossil Ridge, which remained unbeaten by going 2-0 last week, had a one-week stay atop the poll. Denver East got 11 first-place votes to Fossil Ridge’s nine.
Denver East beat Denver North 94-31 in its lone game last week.
Dakota Ridge joined this week’s 5A boys basketball ranking. (Dennis Pleuss) Regis Jesuit remained in the No. 3 spot and Cherry Creek in No. 4. Eaglecrest bumped up one place to round up the top 5.
Mountain Vista moved up two places to sit in sixth this week. Arapahoe is No. 7 and Overland fell three spots to No. 8.
Dakota Ridge is the lone newcomer to this week’s 5A ranking. The Eagles (9-2) have won eight of nine games, and are No. 9 this week.
Monarch fell one place to No. 10.
The poll’s other No. 1 teams — Valor Christian (4A), Holy Family (3A), Ignacio (2A) and Caliche (1A) — all stayed the same, as they have since the preseason.
The 3A ranking added Centauri (No. 9) and Bishop Machebeuf (No. 10), while 1A added Briggsdale (No. 10).
There were no newcomers in either the 4A or 2A polls. However, Pueblo South made a big jump in 4A, going from seventh to fourth.
Complete polls for all classes are below.
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CHSAANow.com Boys Basketball Polls
Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.
Coaches and media members looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.
Class 5A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Denver East (11) 11-3 188 2 1-0 2 Fossil Ridge (9) 12-0 187 1 2-0 3 Regis Jesuit 12-1 163 3 2-0 4 Cherry Creek 11-2 131 4 2-0 5 Eaglecrest 10-3 104 6 2-0 6 Mountain Vista 12-1 95 8 2-0 7 Arapahoe 9-2 77 7 1-1 8 Overland 9-4 57 5 1-1 9 Dakota Ridge 9-2 34 – 2-0 10 Monarch 10-2 29 9 1-1 Others receiving votes: Grandview 11, Highlands Ranch 7, Grand Junction 5, Rangeview 4, Legend 3, Chatfield 2, ThunderRidge 2, Smoky Hill 1. Dropped out Grandview (10). Class 4A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Valor Christian (14) 13-3 149 1 3-0 2 Thompson Valley 11-1 121 2 2-0 3 Sand Creek (1) 10-1 102 3 2-0 4 Pueblo South 11-2 93 7 3-0 5 D’Evelyn 9-2 86 4 2-0 6 Thomas Jefferson 9-4 79 6 2-1 7 Pueblo East 11-3 66 9 2-0 8 Denver South 9-6 38 10 1-1 9 Air Academy 10-3 37 5 1-1 10 Longmont 10-2 32 8 2-1 Others receiving votes: Golden 11, Cheyenne Mountain 7, Glenwood Springs 2, Montrose 1, Pueblo Central 1. Dropped out None. Class 3A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Holy Family (13) 12-0 130 1 2-0 2 Colorado Academy 10-0 107 2 2-0 3 Jefferson Academy 10-1 102 3 0-1 4 Faith Christian 7-4 79 4 0-1 5 Colorado Springs Christian 5-3 56 5 2-0 6 Brush 6-4 47 9 2-0 7 Aspen 7-2 42 8 2-0 8 The Pinnacle 6-2 41 7 1-0 9 Centauri 9-3 38 – 2-0 10 Bishop Machebeuf 6-3 30 – 1-0 Others receiving votes: Moffat County 16, Classical Academy 9, Kent Denver 8, Denver Science & Tech 6, Alamosa 2, Monte Vista 1, St. Mary’s 1. Dropped out Kent Denver (6), Moffat County (10). Class 2A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Ignacio (8) 9-0 138 1 1-0 2 Sanford (1) 9-1 128 2 2-0 3 Yuma (2) 8-1 113 3 2-0 4 Lutheran (4) 5-4 100 4 1-1 5 Akron 7-1 82 5 2-0 6 Resurrection Christian 9-2 74 6 1-0 7 Haxtun 8-1 40 9 2-0 8 Simla 8-1 37 8 2-0 9 Peyton 8-2 36 10 2-0 10 Rye 9-2 29 7 1-1 Others receiving votes: Denver Christian 13, Front Range Christian 8, Holyoke 8, Sedgwick County 6, Crowley County 5, Swink 4, Custer County 2, Hotchkiss 1, Telluride 1. Dropped out None. Class 1A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Caliche (9) 9-0 90 1 2-0 2 McClave 8-1 74 3 1-0 3 Hi-Plains 8-1 73 2 2-0 4 Vail Christian 6-1 59 4 1-0 5 Holly 7-3 48 5 2-1 6 Shining Mountain 9-2 38 7 2-1 7 Norwood 6-2 35 8 1-0 8 Cheyenne Wells 7-2 29 6 1-1 9 Cheraw 5-2 18 9 1-1 10 Briggsdale 4-2 11 – 1-0 Others receiving votes: Primero 7, South Baca 7, Arickaree 6. Dropped out Primero (10).