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  • Championship count: Cherry Creek has most team titles; Thompson Valley leads the way in individuals

    (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com)
    Cherry Creek’s football championship was one of five team titles from the school in 2014-15. (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com)

    AURORA — Cherry Creek’s athletic programs won a state-best five team championships during the 2014-15 school year.

    Thompson Valley, meanwhile, captured 14 individual championships to lead the state.

    Below is a recap of the year in championships. A complete database of championships through history is available on our site.

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    Team titles

    Cherry Creek’s five championships led the way. The Bruins won boys tennis, football, hockey, boys tennis and boys lacrosse this season.

    Cheyenne Mountain (boys swimming, girls tennis, girls golf, girls soccer) and Grandview (softball, volleyball, girls soccer and poms) each won four team titles.

    Grandview’s four girls championships were the most in the state for that gender, while Creek’s four boys championships led the way.

    Eaton, Colorado Academy, Lyons and Valor Christian all won three total team championships.

    In all, 65 teams won at least one team title in 2014-15, with 17 winning at least two.

    Rank School Girls Boys Total
    1 Cherry Creek 1 4 5
    2 Grandview 4 0 4
    2 Cheyenne Mountain 3 1 4
    4 Eaton 2 1 3
    4 Colorado Academy 3 0 3
    4 Lyons 0 3 3
    4 Valor Christian 2 1 3
    8 Rock Canyon 1 1 2
    8 Mountain Vista 1 1 2
    8 Fossil Ridge 1 1 2
    8 Palmer Ridge 0 2 2
    8 Paonia 1 1 2
    8 Overland 1 1 2
    8 Air Academy 0 2 2
    8 Broomfield 1 1 2
    8 Kent Denver 0 2 2
    8 Alamosa 0 2 2
    18 Cheyenne Wells 1 0 1
    18 Vail Christian 1 0 1
    18 Bishop Machebeuf 1 0 1
    18 Manitou Springs 1 0 1
    18 Bennett 1 0 1
    18 Glenwood Springs 1 0 1
    18 Ponderosa 1 0 1
    18 Castle View 1 0 1
    18 Chaparral 1 0 1
    18 Green Mountain 0 1 1
    18 Rye 0 1 1
    18 Dove Creek 0 1 1
    18 Regis Jesuit 1 0 1
    18 Aspen 0 1 1
    18 Vail Mountain 1 0 1
    18 Fountain-Fort Carson 0 1 1
    18 Lutheran 0 1 1
    18 Springfield 0 1 1
    18 Cherokee Trail 1 0 1
    18 Niwot 1 0 1
    18 Heritage Christian 1 0 1
    18 Colorado Springs Christian 0 1 1
    18 Sanford 0 1 1
    18 Holly 0 1 1
    18 Pagosa Springs 1 0 1
    18 Akron 1 0 1
    18 Idalia 1 0 1
    18 Arvada West 0 1 1
    18 Thompson Valley 0 1 1
    18 Valley 0 1 1
    18 Rocky Ford 0 1 1
    18 Battle Mountain 0 1 1
    18 Summit 1 0 1
    18 Evergreen 1 0 1
    18 Pine Creek 0 1 1
    18 Pueblo East 0 1 1
    18 Brush 0 1 1
    18 Caliche 0 1 1
    18 Arickaree/Woodlin 0 1 1
    18 Lewis-Palmer 1 0 1
    18 Resurrection Christian 1 0 1
    18 Fleming 1 0 1
    18 Standley Lake 1 0 1
    18 Mountain View 0 1 1
    18 Fort Collins 0 1 1
    18 Coronado 0 1 1
    18 Sterling 0 1 1
    18 La Junta 1 0 1

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    Individual titles

    Colorado state wrestling
    Thompson Valley totaled 14 individual championships in 2014-15, including five wrestlers. (Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    Thompson Valley had eight boys and six girls win individual championships in 2014-15 to account for its state-best total of 14.

    Cherry Creek was second with 13, and Pomona was third with 10. Lyons won eight, while Air Academy and Cheyenne Mountain each captured seven individual crowns.

    A total of 131 schools had at least one individual win a championship. Of those, 73 schools had at least two champions, and 10 had as many as five.

    Below is a complete breakdown of individual championships this season.

    Rank School Girls Boys Total
    1 Thompson Valley 6 8 14
    2 Cherry Creek 7 6 13
    3 Pomona 2 8 10
    4 Lyons 4 4 8
    5 Air Academy 4 3 7
    5 Cheyenne Mountain 4 3 7
    7 Palmer Ridge 0 6 6
    7 Fairview 2 4 6
    9 Kent Denver 2 3 5
    9 Paonia 2 3 5
    11 Fossil Ridge 3 1 4
    11 Evergreen 4 0 4
    11 Cherokee Trail 4 0 4
    11 Lamar 4 0 4
    11 Sangre de Cristo 3 1 4
    11 Shining Mountain 4 0 4
    17 Fort Collins 3 0 3
    17 Regis Jesuit 1 2 3
    17 Niwot 2 1 3
    17 Colorado Academy 0 3 3
    17 Aspen 1 2 3
    17 Summit 2 1 3
    17 Valor Christian 3 0 3
    17 Pueblo County 0 3 3
    17 Platte Valley 0 3 3
    17 Sterling 0 3 3
    17 Fountain-Fort Carson 1 2 3
    17 Canon City 0 3 3
    17 Springfield 0 3 3
    17 Otis 2 1 3
    31 SkyView Academy 0 2 2
    31 Estes Park 2 0 2
    31 Pueblo South 0 2 2
    31 Overland 1 1 2
    31 Broomfield 2 0 2
    31 Battle Mountain 0 2 2
    31 Rock Canyon 2 0 2
    31 Arapahoe 2 0 2
    31 ThunderRidge 2 0 2
    31 Windsor 1 1 2
    31 Mullen 1 1 2
    31 Grand Junction 0 2 2
    31 Rocky Mountain 0 2 2
    31 Arvada West 0 2 2
    31 Chaparral 1 1 2
    31 Fort Lupton 0 2 2
    31 Brush 0 2 2
    31 Berthoud 0 2 2
    31 Rocky Ford 0 2 2
    31 John Mall 0 2 2
    31 Buena Vista 0 2 2
    31 Highlands Ranch 0 2 2
    31 D’Evelyn 1 1 2
    31 Monarch 0 2 2
    31 Castle View 1 1 2
    31 Mountain Range 1 1 2
    31 Rampart 1 1 2
    31 Lewis-Palmer 2 0 2
    31 James Irwin 0 2 2
    31 Fountain Valley 0 2 2
    31 Lutheran 0 2 2
    31 Eaton 1 1 2
    31 Moffat County 2 0 2
    31 Salida 2 0 2
    31 Wiggins 1 1 2
    31 South Park 2 0 2
    31 Cedaredge 1 1 2
    31 Burlington 1 1 2
    31 Pikes Peak 0 2 2
    31 Prairie 1 1 2
    31 Baca County 0 2 2
    31 Eads 1 1 2
    31 Kim 2 0 2
    74 Dawson 0 1 1
    74 Standley Lake 1 0 1
    74 Nederland 1 0 1
    74 Poudre 0 1 1
    74 Fruita Monument 0 1 1
    74 Discovery Canyon 0 1 1
    74 Conifer 0 1 1
    74 Fort Morgan 0 1 1
    74 Pueblo East 0 1 1
    74 Alamosa 0 1 1
    74 Mead 0 1 1
    74 Weld Central 0 1 1
    74 Montezuma-Cortez 0 1 1
    74 Dolores Huerta 0 1 1
    74 Norwood/Nucla 0 1 1
    74 Swink 0 1 1
    74 Holly 0 1 1
    74 Crowley County 0 1 1
    74 Meeker 0 1 1
    74 Centauri 0 1 1
    74 Limon 0 1 1
    74 Jefferson Academy 1 0 1
    74 Dakota Ridge 1 0 1
    74 Boulder 0 1 1
    74 Greeley West 0 1 1
    74 Steamboat Springs 1 0 1
    74 St. Mary’s Academy 1 0 1
    74 Ralston Valley 1 0 1
    74 Gateway 0 1 1
    74 Smoky Hill 0 1 1
    74 Grandview 0 1 1
    74 Lakewood 0 1 1
    74 Silver Creek 1 0 1
    74 The Classical Academy 1 0 1
    74 Vista PEAK 1 0 1
    74 Littleton 0 1 1
    74 Vista Ridge 0 1 1
    74 Woodland Park 0 1 1
    74 Bayfield 0 1 1
    74 Manitou Springs 1 0 1
    74 Faith Christian 1 0 1
    74 University 1 0 1
    74 Gunnison 1 0 1
    74 Caliche 1 0 1
    74 Calhan 1 0 1
    74 Kiowa 1 0 1
    74 Wray 1 0 1
    74 Resurrection Christian 0 1 1
    74 Merino 0 1 1
    74 West Grand 0 1 1
    74 Rye 0 1 1
    74 Vail Christian 0 1 1
    74 Telluride 0 1 1
    74 Sedgwick County 0 1 1
    74 McClave 0 1 1
    74 Idalia 0 1 1
    74 Pawnee 0 1 1
    74 Heritage Christian 1 0 1

  • Final results from 4A girls golf state tournament

    Final results from girls golf’s Class 4A state tournament.

    The 4A tournament was held at River Valley Ranch in Carbondale in Loveland.

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    Class 4A

    Individuals
    Pos. Player School To par Round 1 Round 1 Total
    1 Jennifer Kupcho Jefferson Academy -5 70 69 139
    2 Kylee Sullivan Cheyenne Mountain +5 73 76 149
    3 Erin Sargent Silver Creek +7 74 77 151
    4 Kiselya Plewe Dolores +12 80 76 156
    5 Hannah More Mullen +14 78 80 158
    T6 Adara Pauluhn Niwot +15 82 77 159
    T6 Lauren Murphy Glenwood Springs +15 79 80 159
    8 Kacey Godwin Colorado Academy +18 83 79 162
    9 Cassie Kneen Colorado Academy +19 82 81 163
    10 Emilee Strausburg D’Evelyn +20 85 79 164
    T11 Sarah Hwang St. Mary’s +21 84 81 165
    T11 Tori Goodman Falcon +21 81 84 165
    T13 Reiley Waldo Durango +22 84 82 166
    T13 Kellsey Sample Palmer Ridge +22 81 85 166
    T15 Brooke Lucero Rye +24 84 84 168
    T15 Mariah Ehrman Jefferson Academy +24 84 84 168
    17 Colleen Casey Estes Park +26 80 90 170
    T18 Kelsey McKenna Air Academy +27 81 90 171
    T18 Lauren Cruz Northridge +27 80 91 171
    T20 Ashley Roo Valor +28 90 82 172
    T20 Megan Vernon Golden +28 90 82 172
    T20 Sophia Montoya Pueblo South +28 87 85 172
    T20 Makayla Dahl Valor +28 83 89 172
    T20 Courtney Ewing Pueblo West +28 82 90 172
    T25 Kylee Tokoi Mountain View +29 90 83 173
    T25 Isabella Morfe Valor +29 89 84 173
    T25 Caitlyn Olson Northridge +29 86 87 173
    T25 Regina Dillon Cheyenne Mountain +29 85 88 173
    29 Natalie Holley Evergreen +31 87 88 175
    30 Melissa Steinbach Cedaredge +32 88 88 176
    T31 Maxine Choi Cheyenne Mountain +33 93 84 177
    T31 Claire McPeak Niwot +33 87 90 177
    33 Trinity Goderstad Colorado Academy +35 91 88 179
    T34 Shelby Hindes Monte Vista +37 96 85 181
    T34 Brooke Brennecke Montrose +37 94 87 181
    T34 Aryn McLaughlin Thompson Valley +37 87 94 181
    T37 Alyson Schuman Palisade +38 93 89 182
    T37 Leah Donnelly Wheat Ridge +38 86 96 182
    39 Marin Halvorsen Kent Denver +40 96 88 184
    40 Bethany Wells Montrose +41 95 90 185
    41 Taylor Sandoval Eagle Valley +42 96 90 186
    42 Molly Lange D’Evelyn +43 89 98 187
    43 Laci Williams Skyline +44 102 86 188
    T44 Sarah Rhodes Pueblo West +45 96 93 189
    T44 Molli Boruff Berthoud +45 92 97 189
    T46 Emma Robinson Pueblo Centennial +46 99 91 190
    T46 Bailey Reed Wray +46 94 96 190
    48 Elly Walters Rifle +47 93 98 191
    49 Breanne Buchner Fowler +53 100 97 197
    50 Allyson Ludewig Eagle Valley +54 102 96 198
    T51 Tylyn Zwirn Yuma +55 99 100 199
    T51 Sam Chaney Vista Peak +55 99 100 199
    53 Taylor Hackett Alamosa +56 99 101 200
    54 Raynie Makloski Pueblo South +57 108 93 201
    T55 Grace Gunlikson Skyline +58 104 98 202
    T55 Maddy Helfer D’Evelyn +58 101 101 202
    T55 Kelsey Rodrigue Mesa Ridge +58 95 107 202
    58 Perry Ford Canon City +59 100 103 203
    59 Larissa Roberts Bishop Machebeuf +60 101 103 204
    T60 Katy Burr Manitou Springs +61 105 100 205
    T60 Emma Moser Northridge +61 104 101 205
    T62 Paige Anderson Discovery Canyon +62 111 95 206
    T62 Mikayla McKie Montrose +62 110 96 206
    T62 Ellie Broker Cheyenne Mountain +62 109 97 206
    T62 Jolene Carrica Swink +62 105 101 206
    T62 Lexi Youngren Montrose +62 103 103 206
    T67 Eryn Salinas Rye +64 109 99 208
    T67 Sam DeNardo Pueblo West +64 107 101 208
    69 Alyssa Rios Ft. Morgan +65 105 104 209
    T70 Lorenza Rios Pueblo Central +66 108 102 210
    T70 Danyka Fetty Pueblo County +66 103 107 210
    72 Jayden Muro Windsor +67 109 102 211
    T73 Courtney Kauffman Standley Lake +69 113 100 213
    T73 Taylor Axelson Thompson Valley +69 109 104 213
    75 Kylie Brixey Florence +70 102 112 214
    76 Vanessa Johnson Vista Ridge +72 103 113 216
    77 Chloe Gordon Denver South +73 120 97 217
    78 Kylee Shepard Vista Peak +75 109 110 219
    79 Sarah Street Colorado Academy +76 105 115 220
    80 Alli Brown Northridge +90 134 100 234
    81 Hannah Munro Conifer +99 112 131 243
    82 Teagan Sullivan Palmer Ridge +107 117 134 251
    83 Samantha Weber Air Academy WD 94 WD –
    Team scores
    Pos. Team To par Round 1 Round 2 Total
    1 Cheyenne Mountain +67 251 248 499
    2 Colorado Academy +72 256 248 504
    3 Valor Christian +85 262 255 517
    4 Northridge +116 270 278 548
    5 Montrose +133 292 273 565
    6 Pueblo West +137 285 284 569
    7 D’Evelyn/Denver South +174 310 296 606

  • 3A girls soccer state tournament bracket

    The 2015 state tournament bracket for Class 3A girls soccer is below.

    This year’s tournament runs May 8-May 19. Tickets can be bought online.

    2015 CHSAA Girls Soccer State Championships 2015 3A Girls Soccer Bracket

  • All-state girls basketball teams for 2014-15 season

    The 2014-15 girls basketball players of the year, by class.
    The 2014-15 girls basketball players of the year, by class. From left: Jordan Baer, Akron (2A); Kendall Bradbury, Valor Christian (4A); Callie Kaiser, Broomfield (5A); Payton Shahan, Pagosa Springs (3A); Jordan Williams, Norwood (1A). (Photos by Jack Eberhard/JacksActionShots.com; Kai Casey/CHSAANow.com; Matt Mathewes/MVPSportsPics.com; Tim Visser/MaxPreps)

    The 2014-15 all-state girls basketball 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 week-long vote of coaches.

    A specific player of the year vote was held in each class, as was a vote for coach of the year.

    Use the menu below to navigate to the class of your choosing.

    Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A

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    Class 5A

    Player of the year: Callie Kaiser, Broomfield

    Coach of the year: Mike Croell, Broomfield

    First team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Brenna Chase Broomfield Senior W/PG
    Callie Kaiser Broomfield Senior W/PF/P
    Michaela Onyenwere Grandview Sophomore W/G
    Raegen Rohn Monarch Senior PG/SG
    Taylor Rusk ThunderRidge Junior SG/W/F
    Second team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Sydni Brandon Grand Junction Senior G
    Jennah Knafelc Arapahoe Senior SG/PG
    Annika Lai Fairview Senior –
    Jess Lewis Regis Jesuit Senior PG
    Molly Rohrer Cherry Creek Senior PF
    Courtney Smith Legacy Senior C
    Symone Starks Highlands Ranch Junior PG
    Third team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Kennede Brown Grandview Sophomore –
    Nicea Eliely Rampart Junior –
    Alyssa Rader Horizon Senior PF/C
    Tatum Rembao Loveland Sophomore PG/SG
    Jon’nae Richardson Denver East Senior –
    Jenn Urbaniak Palmer Senior W
    Kellee Willer Fossil Ridge Senior –
    Jessica Zweifel ThunderRidge Senior PG/SG/F


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    Class 4A

    Player of the year: Kendall Bradbury, Valor Christian

    Coach of the year: Jessika Caldwell, Valor Christian

    First team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Nicole Archambeau Canon City Senior –
    Kendall Bradbury Valor Christian Senior F/SG
    Kylee Shook Mesa Ridge Junior C
    Haley Simental Pueblo West Senior PG
    Oliana Squires Sand Creek Junior G
    Second team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Katie Chavez Holy Family Junior PG/SG
    Liah Davis Sand Creek Junior F/P
    Morgan Ducklow D’Evelyn Senior G
    Madison McCoy Valor Christian Junior G
    Sydney Wetterstrom Longmont Junior C
    Third team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Christa Brown Palisade Sophomore –
    Jaylyn Duran Pueblo South Senior SG
    Alysa Manicone Windsor Senior PG
    Jailen Minich Pueblo East Junior –
    Madi Spence Glenwood Springs Senior F/P
    Maggie Spitzer Holy Family Senior C/SF
    Rylee Ward Mead Senior SG


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    Class 3A

    Player of the year: Payton Shahan, Pagosa Springs

    Coach of the year: Wes Lewis, Pagosa Springs

    First team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Jenna Knudson Sterling Junior G
    Shelby Megyeri Manitou Springs Sophomore PG/SG
    Kaleigh Paplow Lutheran Senior –
    Payton Shahan Pagosa Springs Senior –
    Chandler Sturms Lutheran Senior –
    Second team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Kylie Chavez Sterling Sophomore G
    Kenzie Chrisman Sterling Senior F
    Taylor Hammer-Lee Pagosa Springs Junior –
    Morgan Schaaf Pagosa Springs Senior –
    Jonni Smith Bishop Machebeuf Junior –
    Third team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Kyra Chenoweth Grand Valley Senior SG
    Katharine Kia Peak to Peak Senior –
    Maya Love Kent Denver Junior –
    Lauren McDonald Salida Senior –
    Halley Miklos Liberty Common Sophomore P/PF/F
    McKenzi Petricko Manitou Springs Junior G/SG
    Bailey Schumacher Eaton Junior G


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    Class 2A

    Player of the year: Jordan Baer, Akron

    Coach of the year: Alan Baer, Akron

    First team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Jordan Baer Akron Senior PG
    Logan Hixon Yuma Junior G
    Cydney Kreutzer Hoehne Senior SG/PG
    AJ Miller Akron Junior G/P
    Katrina Terrell Yuma Senior F
    Second team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Victoria Goodman Peyton Senior SG/G
    Emily Green Peyton Senior PG/G/PF
    Sydney Hughes Meeker Senior G
    Bailee Jones Hoehne Senior F/W
    Anna Schwecke Clear Creek Senior F
    Third team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Aspen Anderson Hoehne Senior F/W
    Bryna Burns Rye Senior PG
    Shayln Johnson Caliche Senior G/F
    Sarah Logar Peyton Senior G/PG
    Peighton Roth Yuma Junior G


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    Class 1A

    Player of the year: Jordan Williams, Norwood

    Coach of the year: Sara Crawford, Kit Carson

    First team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Karleigh Cooley Sangre de Cristo Junior –
    Micayla Isenbart Kit Carson Freshman G/F
    Aurelia Isenbart Kit Carson Senior C
    Reagan Shaffer Idalia Junior –
    Jordan Williams Norwood Senior W/G/F
    Second team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Darian Hale Briggsdale Junior G
    Susana Herarra Idalia Junior –
    Jackie Saunders Ouray Senior SF/PG/SG
    Abbey Stagner Sangre de Cristo Senior –
    Shaelynn Wood South Baca Junior –
    Third team
    Name School Year Pos.
    Allie Beiriger Sangre de Cristo Senior –
    Audrey Rose Kachin Plateau Valley Senior G
    Sierra Reynolds Plateau Valley Senior F
    Sofia Schneider La Veta Senior G
    Rena Trujillo La Veta Senior SF

  • Photos: Holy Family boys basketball tops Machebeuf

    BROOMFIELD — Holy Family boys basketball got 23 points and seven rebounds from Luke Golter in a 45-43 win over Bishop Machebeuf on Saturday.

    Chris Helbig added 17 points, six steals and two assists.

    Sam Donnellon led Machebeuf with 15 points.

  • Bishop Machebeuf hires Mattei as boys lacrosse coach

    There’s another Mattei entering Colorado’s coaching ranks.

    Colton Mattei, the son of longtime Regis Jesuit girls basketball coach Carl, was hired as Bishop Machebeuf’s boys lacrosse coach in December, according to Carl. He replaces Austin Lanpher.

    Mattei played lacrosse at Regis from 2006-10, where he helped the Raiders to a runner-up finish as a senior. He also played hockey.

    Mattei then moved on to play for Mercer, a Division I program in Georgia. After graduating, he coached club lacrosse in Georgia at the 11- and 13-under levels.

    This is his first head coaching job at a high school.

    Machebeuf went 0-14 last season, and is actually riding a 17-game losing streak dating back to the 2013 season. A 4A program, the Buffaloes play in the Metro League.

  • All-state boys cross country teams for 2014 season

    The 2014 all-state boys 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.

    Scroll down to see the teams, or use the menu below to navigate to the class of your choosing.

    Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A

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    Class 5A

    Runner of the year: Marcelo Laguera, Pomona
    Coach of the year: Jonathan Dalby, Mountain Vista

    First team
    Name School Year
    Marcelo Laguera Pomona Senior
    Joshua Joseph Thornton Senior
    Ben Dingman Rampart Junior
    Nathan Graham Grandview Senior
    Blake Yount Smoky Hill Senior
    Jake Mitchem Broomfield Junior
    Joseph Horen Arvada West Senior


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    Class 4A

    Runner of the year: Eric Hamer, Palmer Ridge
    Coach of the year: Kelly Christensen, Palmer Ridge

    First team
    Name School Year
    Eric Hamer Palmer Ridge Senior
    William Mayhew Cheyenne Mountain Senior
    Ian Meek Montrose Sophomore
    Maximilliano Martinez Widefield Sophomore
    Jake Fisk Niwot Senior
    Michael Duran Pueblo Centennial Junior
    Jarrett Thollot Thompson Valley Junior


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    Class 3A

    Runner of the year: Ben Butler, SkyView Academy
    Coach of the year: Larry Zaragoza, Alamosa

    First team
    Name School Year
    Ben Butler SkyView Academy Junior
    Taylor Stack Salida Junior
    Dominic Carrese Fountain Valley Senior
    Benjamin Espinola Bishop Machebeuf Senior
    Jake Rogers Lamar Junior
    Mason Phillips Platte Canyon Senior
    Isaiah DeLaCerda Alamosa Sophomore


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    Class 2A

    Runner of the year: Paul Roberts, Lyons
    Coach of the year: Mark Roberts, Lyons

    First team
    Name School Year
    Paul Roberts Lyons Junior
    Corey Lewenkamp Custer County Senior
    Jack Plantz Telluride Junior
    Andy O’Dell Denver Academy Senior
    Andrew Tiedeman Hotchkiss Senior
    Matt Dillon Lyons Senior

  • 3A volleyball regional tournament brackets

    A complete schedule for the Class 3A regional volleyball tournaments in 2014.

    Order of play at each regional: Team 1 vs. Team 3, Team 2 vs. Team 3, Team 1 vs. Team 2.

    All regional winners advance to the state tournament. Regional champions are in bold.

    Printable bracket: Download PDF

    Go to region: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12

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    Region 1
    Site: Eaton HS
    Date: Oct. 31, 4:30 p.m.
    Seed School W L
    1 Eaton 2 0
    24 Middle Park 1 1
    36 Denver Science & Tech – Green Valley Ranch 0 2
    Schedule
    Eaton def. DSST-GVR, 3-0 (25-7, 25-8, 25-9)
    Middle Park def. DSST-GVR, 3-0 (25-4, 25-10, 25-10)
    Eaton def. Middle Park, 3-0 (25-12, 25-18, 25-10)

    Region 2
    Site: Valley HS
    Date: Nov 1, 10 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    2 Valley 2 0
    23 St. Mary’s 1 1
    35 Colorado Academy 0 2
    Schedule
    Valley def. Colorado Academy, 3-0 (25-7, 25-5, 25-5)
    St. Mary’s def. Colorado Academy, 3-0 (25-20, 25-20, 25-11)
    Valley def. St. Mary’s, 3-0 (25-15, 25-15, 25-13)

    Region 3
    Site: Bayfield HS
    Date: Nov. 1, 9 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    3 Bayfield 2 0
    22 Grand Valley 1 1
    34 Estes Park 0 2
    Schedule
    Bayfield def. Estes Park, 3-0 (25-10, 25-10, 25-15)
    Grand Valley def. Estes Park, 3-0 (25-17, 25-11, 25-15)
    Bayfield def. Grand Valley, 3-1 (25-27, 25-14, 25-10, 25-15)

    Region 4
    Site: University MS gym
    Date: Nov. 1, 9 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    4 University 2 0
    21 La Junta 1 1
    33 Gunnison 0 2
    Schedule
    University def. Gunnison, 3-0 (25-8, 25-9, 25-6)
    La Junta def. Gunnison, 3-0 (25-10, 25-9, )
    University def. La Junta, 3-0

    Region 5
    Site: Colorado Springs School
    Date: Nov. 1, 1 p.m.
    Seed School W L
    5 Colorado Springs Christian 2 0
    20 Frontier Academy 1 1
    32 Centauri 0 2
    Schedule
    C.S. Christian def. Centauri, 3-0
    Frontier Academy def. Centauri, 3-0
    C.S. Christian def. Frontier Academy, 3-0

    Region 6
    Site: Manitou Springs HS
    Date: Nov. 1, 10 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    6 Manitou Springs 2 0
    19 Alamosa 1 1
    31 Bennett 0 2
    Schedule
    Manitou Springs def. Bennett, 3-0
    Alamosa def. Bennett, 3-0 (25-6, 25-23, 25-21)
    Manitou Springs def. Alamosa, 3-0 (25-12, 25-16, 25-23)

    Region 7
    Site: Platte Valley
    Date: Nov. 1, 9 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    7 Platte Valley 2 0
    18 Buena Vista 1 1
    30 The Academy 0 2
    Schedule
    Platte Valley def. The Academy, 3-0 (25-8, 25-13, 25-8)
    Buena Vista def. The Academy, 3-0 (25-15, 25-11, 25-12)
    Platte Valley def. Buena Vista, 3-0 (25-20, 25-12, 25-18)

    Region 8
    Site: Sterling HS
    Date: Nov. 1, 10:30 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    8 Sterling 2 0
    17 Lutheran 1 1
    29 The Vanguard 0 2
    Schedule
    Sterling def. The Vanguard, 3-0 (25-10, 25-19, 25-10)
    Lutheran def. The Vanguard, 3-1 (24-26, 25-17, 25-17, 25-14)
    Sterling def. Lutheran, 3-1 (25-20, 22-25, 25-19, 26-24)

    Region 9
    Site: Faith Christian HS
    Date: Nov. 1, 3 p.m.
    Seed School W L
    9 Faith Christian 2 0
    16 Liberty Common 1 1
    28 Centaurus 0 2
    Schedule
    Faith Christian def. Centaurus, 3-0
    Liberty Common def. Centaurus, 3-1
    Faith Christian def. Liberty Common, 3-1

    Region 10
    Site: Pagosa Springs HS
    Date: Nov. 1, noon
    Seed School W L
    10 Pagosa Springs 2 0
    15 Bishop Machebeuf 1 1
    27 Salida 0 2
    Schedule
    Pagosa Springs def. Salida, 3-0
    Bishop Machebeuf def. Salida, 3-0
    Pagosa Springs def. Bishop Machebeuf, 3-1

    Region 11
    Site: Coal Ridge HS
    Date: Nov. 1, noon
    Seed School W L
    11 Coal Ridge 2 0
    14 Eagle Ridge 1 1
    26 St. Mary’s Academy 0 2
    Schedule
    Coal Ridge def. St. Mary’s Academy, 3-0 (25-10, 25-19, 25-20)
    Eagle Ridge def. St. Mary’s Academy, 3-1 (25-19, 17-25, 25-14, 25-22)
    Coal Ridge def. Eagle Ridge, 3-2 (25-9, 26-28, 25-21, 21-25, 15-12)

    Region 12
    Site: Olathe HS
    Date: Nov. 1, 10 a.m.
    Seed School W L
    12 Olathe 2 0
    13 Peak to Peak 1 1
    25 Brush 0 2
    Schedule
    Olathe def. Brush, 3-1 (21-25, 25-21, 25-7, 25-19)
    Peak to Peak def. Brush, 3-2 (25-17, 22-25, 25-23, 23-25, 15-10)
    Olathe def. Peak to Peak, 3-0 (25-23, 25-16, 25-19)

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    CHSAA regional seeding/pairing procedure

    1. All league champions will automatically earn a berth to regionals.

    2. The remaining teams (up to 36) will be selected based on the MaxPreps Rankings published at the end of the regular season.

    3. Teams will then be seeded on the CHSAA regional seeding criteria:

    • The MaxPreps rankings will be the primary consideration
    • The CHSAA Seeding Committee will only make changes based on splitting up league opponents and geographical considerations (if and when possible)

    4. Teams seeded Nos. 1-12 will host regionals.

    5. All regional winners will automatically advance to the state champions

  • Football roundup: No. 3 Fort Collins rallies to beat No. 8 Broomfield

    Fort Collins trailed Broomfield 21-10 at halftime, but rallied for a 30-21 win on Friday night.

    “At halftime … it wasn’t really a matter of X’s and O’s and we kind of knew that from a coaching standpoint,” Fort Collins coach Eric Rice told Colorado Preps’ Scoreboard Show. “It was just more a matter of not finishing plays that we had the opportunity to.

    “And so our very spirited message at halftime to the guys was, ‘Sometimes winning a football game is about playing with heart and just playing with a lot of courage.’ I really think that’s all it really took for us to get better in the second half.”

    The third-ranked Lambkins actually led 10-7 with five minutes to play in the second quarter, but Broomfield struck for two quick touchdowns in a span of two-and-a-half minutes to take a 21-10 advantage into halftime.

    Fort Collins responded with a touchdown on its opening drive of the second half — a 5-yard run from Kyler Sigsbee capped it.

    William Bridges then gave the Lambkins a 24-21 lead later in the third quarter, and Sigsbee added another touchdown, his third of the game, with 7:16 remaining in the game to seal things.

    “Really, really proud of our kids for showing their true character that they’re bunch of fighters and they got a lot of heart and they got a lot of courage and found a way to get a win tonight,” Rice said. “I actually look at tonight, and being down at halftime, as a very positive thing for us in the long run, because we might find ourselves in the playoffs here in a couple of weeks down at halftime, and we’re going to be able to draw back on this experience and say, ‘We’ve been there before.’”

    The win sealed the Class 4A Northern League title for the Lambkins.

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    5A: Overland 50, Cherokee Trail 48 (OT)

    A back-and-forth game all night long, it was fitting that this one ended up in overtime.

    The game featured seven ties or lead changes, but it was Ahjon White’s score on fourth-and-goal from the 2 and Austin Conway’s subsequent two-point conversion that proved to be the difference.

    Overland had leads of 14-0, 22-14, 28-20 and 36-28. Each time, Cherokee Trail battled back. The Cougars actually took at 42-36 lead in the fourth quarter, but it was Overland’s turn to respond. Josh Wright’s 20-yard touchdown with 5:26 to play tied the game.

    Overland had a chance to win it with 2.8 seconds to play, but missed a field goal and the teams went to overtime.

    In OT, the Trailblazers got the ball first and White scored his fourth total touchdown of the night on the fourth-down try. Conway then got the conversion on a run. It was Overland’s fifth two-point attempt of the night; they ended up converting three of them.

    Cherokee Trail also scored on a fourth-and-goal from the two, but couldn’t convert for two.

    Conway finished 22-of-26 with 256 yards and two touchdowns. He also rushed for 108 yards

    Cherokee Trail’s Izaiah Lottie had a big night with three touchdowns.

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    1A: (8) Centauri 42, (6) Monte Vista 6

    The Falcons cruised to an easy win over the Pirates.

    “We played well and we played together and we were able to get a big victory against a league rival and a good team,” coach Kyle Forster told the Scoreboard Show after the game. “Our first four games were against four quality teams. Three of them are in the top-4. We learned a lot early, and we were able to put it together tonight.”

    Centauri closed the regular season with five-straight wins.

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    Short stuff

    • The playoff brackets for classes 5A, 2A, 1A, 8-man and 6-man are due out Sunday. There’s no exact time set for a release, but brackets will publish on CHSAANow.com as they are finalized. Expect late morning, mid-afternoon.
    • The latest Wild Card point standings won’t publish until either late Saturday night or early Sunday morning.
    • Speaking of Wild Card points: Manual was the beneficiary of a forfeit from Ridge View Academy earlier this week. It moved them all the way up to No. 9 in the 2A Wild Card points. But following a loss to previously winless Machebeuf on Friday night, Manual dropped to No. 15. It must hold on tight in hopes it makes the 2A playoff field.
    • Lyons wideout Austin Myers had 314 yards receiving in a win over Clear Creek on Friday night, according to BoCoPreps.com. That’s the fourth-highest single-game mark in state history.
    • Northridge upset 3A No. 9 Berthoud, 32-20.
    • Also in 3A, No. 6 Rifle held off Glenwood Springs 20-13. “As usual, we traveled well,” Rifle coach Damon Wells told the Scoreboard Show. “It was a full house. It was pretty loud. I think sometimes in the mountains in Colorado on Friday nights in the fall, it’s a pretty special environment.”
    • 2A’s top-ranked team, Brush, rolled to a 43-29 win over No. 10 Eaton.
    • St. Mary’s, No. 9 in 2A, won a rivalry game with Manitou Springs, 28-18. St. Mary’s went 1-8 last season; they’re now 7-2 in 2014. “These kids are riding high right now, playing well,” coach Nic Olney told the Scoreboard Show.
    • Here’s another good turnaround: Littleton is 5-4 after beating Ponderosa 21-19. The Lions started 1-4. They won the 4A Plains League as a result. “This is our second fall being together,” coach Kurt Krantz told the Scoreboard Show. “The kids are believing in what we’re doing. They’re starting to understand what this is about.”
    • Rangeview won the 5A South Metro League with a 29-7 win over Heritage. “I really like where our team’s at,” coach Dave Gonzales told the Scoreboard Show. “We kind of found our identity tonight. That’s kind of the team we’ve been waiting on to show up for a few weeks. Finally, everybody’s healthy and we’re kind of in a good little run.”
    • A few top-10 matchups in 8-man: No. 2 Caliche beat No. 5 Merino 37-14; No. 4 Akron beat No. 10 Sedgwick County 60-21; and No. 7 Granada beat No. 6 Springfield 28-12.
    • 6-man’s crossover games began play. Among the winners were Arickaree/Woodlin (66-0 over Miami-Yoder), Walsh (83-32 over Flagler), Fleming (48-6 over Otis) and Peetz (79-32 over Stratton/Liberty). Peetz’s win assures the classification of a new champion this year. Stratton/Liberty won the 2013 crown.

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  • Photos: Machebeuf volleyball sweeps Peak to Peak

    LAFAYETTE — Bishop Machebeuf swept Peak to Peak in volleyball on Tuesday, 25-18, 25-23, 25-16.

    Felica Hernandez had 16 kills to lead the Buffaloes, and Rebecca Haven added 14. Elizabeth Jensen had 32 assists and 10 digs.