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  • Photos: Rodny breaks out as No. 6 Air Academy boys lacrosse tops Littleton

    LITTLETON — Freshman Grant Rodny scored a game-high five goals as Class 4A No. 6 Air Academy boys lacrosse beat Littleton 17-6 on Saturday.

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  • Photos: Littleton boys lacrosse tops Conifer

    LITTLETON — Littleton boys lacrosse beat Conifer 8-3 on Monday.

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  • No. 2 D’Evelyn girls soccer beats No. 7 Littleton

    D'Evelyn Mead girls soccer
    (Jeff Tucker/jefferywtucker.zenfolio.com)

    Four players scored as second-ranked D’Evelyn girls soccer picked up a win over No. 7 Littleton on Tuesday.

    The Jaguars jumped out to a 2-0 lead at halftime and never looked back en route to the 4-1 victory. D’Evelyn is now 6-1 this season.

    Scoring goals for the Jags: Lauren Cook, Peyton Fritchie, Anna Pampalone and Laryssa Hamblen. Fritchie, Pampalone and Hamblen also had an assist, as did Lexi DiSaverio.

    Kiera Hess picked up the win in goal for D’Evelyn.

    D’Evelyn hosts No. 3 Wheat Ridge in a monster matchup on Thursday.

    Littleton, now 5-1-1 this season, hosts Golden on Thursday.

  • Girls soccer rankings: Arapahoe takes over as No. 1 in 5A

    Arapahoe Grandview girls soccer
    (Jeff Tucker/jefferywtucker.zenfolio.com)

    Arapahoe has taken over the top spot in this week’s Class 5A girls soccer rankings.

    The rankings, voted upon by coaches and select media members, are the official polls of the Association.

    New polls are released each Monday during the regular season.

    Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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    CHSAANow.com Girls Soccer Polls

    Voted upon by coaches and select 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 Arapahoe (5) 7-0-1 93 2 1-0-1
    2 Grandview (3) 5-0-1 88 1 1-0-1
    3 Regis Jesuit 4-0-0 68 8 2-0-0
    4 Broomfield (2) 6-0-0 59 3 2-0-0
    5 Cherry Creek 5-1-1 52 4 1-1-1
    6 Columbine 4-2-0 49 6 1-0-0
    7 Rampart 4-0-0 47 5 0-0-0
    8 Ralston Valley 3-1-1 18 9 1-0-1
    9 Rock Canyon 5-2-0 16 7 2-1-0
    10 Boulder 4-1-1 14 – 1-1-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Monarch 9, Cherokee Trail 8, Fairview 7, Chatfield 6, Mountain Vista 5, ThunderRidge 5, Rocky Mountain 4, Fruita Monument 1, Windsor 1.
    Dropped out:
    Chatfield (10).
    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Sand Creek (8) 9-0-0 97 1 2-0-0
    2 D’Evelyn (2) 5-1-0 85 – 2-0-0
    3 Wheat Ridge 7-0-0 74 2 2-0-0
    4 Mullen 4-0-1 57 – 1-0-1
    5 Pueblo Centennial 7-1-0 45 10 2-0-0
    6 Silver Creek 4-1-1 44 8 1-0-0
    7 Littleton 5-0-1 37 4 1-0-1
    8 Holy Family 3-1-0 29 6 2-1-0
    9 Battle Mountain 6-1-0 28 3 2-1-0
    10 Ponderosa 3-4-0 18 7 0-2-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Green Mountain 16, Montrose 9, Palmer Ridge 6, Evergreen 3, Discovery Canyon 2.
    Dropped out:
    Montrose (5), Green Mountain (9).
    Class 3A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Colorado Academy (9) 5-0-0 99 1 2-0-0
    2 Jefferson Academy 5-0-0 87 2 3-0-0
    3 Kent Denver (1) 5-0-0 82 3 3-0-0
    4 Salida 7-1-0 57 8 2-0-0
    5 Aspen 5-2-0 50 9 3-0-0
    6 St. Mary’s Academy 3-1-0 39 – 1-1-0
    7 Stargate School 6-1-0 34 5 1-1-0
    8 Peak to Peak 3-2-0 27 7 0-2-0
    9 SkyView Academy 2-2-0 23 – 2-0-0
    10 Faith Christian 4-1-0 14 – 2-0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Eagle Ridge Academy 12, Lutheran 6, Lamar 5, Middle Park 5, Colorado Springs Christian 4, DSST: Stapleton 3, Prospect Ridge 3.
    Dropped out:
    Lutheran (4), Prospect Ridge (6), Liberty Common (10).
    Class 2A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Dawson (5) 4-0-0 29 1 3-0-0
    2 Denver Christian (1) 4-1-0 28 2 2-0-0
    3 Fountain Valley (1) 4-1-0 23 3 2-1-0
    4 Telluride 4-3-0 12 5 1-1-0
    5 Crested Butte 6-1-1 7 4 1-0-1
    Others receiving votes:
    Loveland Classical 6, Belleview Christian 1.
    Dropped out:
    None.

  • Girls soccer rankings: Colorado Academy takes over as No. 1 in 3A

    (Jeff Tucker/jefferywtucker.zenfolio.com)

    Colorado Academy has moved to the top of the Class 3A girls soccer rankings this week.

    The rankings, voted upon by coaches and select media members, are the official polls of the Association.

    New polls are released each Monday during the regular season.

    Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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    CHSAANow.com Girls Soccer Polls

    Voted upon by coaches and select 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 Grandview (7) 4-0-0 97 1 2-0-0
    2 Arapahoe (3) 6-0-0 94 2 0-0-0
    3 Broomfield (1) 4-0-0 80 3 0-0-0
    4 Cherry Creek 4-0-0 72 5 0-0-0
    5 Rampart 4-0-0 49 8 0-0-0
    6 Columbine 3-2-0 48 7 0-0-0
    7 Rock Canyon 3-1-0 46 4 1-1-0
    8 Regis Jesuit 2-0-0 45 6 0-0-0
    9 Ralston Valley 2-1-0 15 10 0-0-0
    10 Chatfield 4-1-0 14 – 0-0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Cherokee Trail 11, Mountain Vista 9, Fairview 7, Boulder 4, Monarch 4, Rocky Mountain 4, Mountain Range 2, ThunderRidge 2, Legacy 1, Windsor 1.
    Dropped out:
    Cherokee Trail (9).
    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Sand Creek (12) 7-0-0 137 1 0-0-0
    2 Wheat Ridge 5-0-0 90 2 0-0-0
    3 Battle Mountain 4-0-0 80 6 0-0-0
    4 Littleton 4-0-0 75 4 0-0-0
    5 Montrose 5-0-0 70 8 1-0-0
    6 Holy Family (1) 1-0-0 66 3 0-0-0
    7 Ponderosa (1) 3-2-0 64 5 1-1-0
    8 Silver Creek 3-1-1 41 7 0-0-0
    9 Green Mountain 5-1-0 38 10 0-0-0
    10 Pueblo Centennial 5-1-0 36 – 2-0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    D’Evelyn 27, Mullen 16, Air Academy 9, The Classical Academy 6, Glenwood Springs 5, Discovery Canyon 3, Lewis-Palmer 3, Pueblo Central 2.
    Dropped out:
    Pueblo Central (9).
    Class 3A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Colorado Academy (4) 3-0-0 93 2 1-0-0
    2 Jefferson Academy (5) 2-0-0 74 1 0-0-0
    3 Kent Denver 2-0-0 65 3 0-0-0
    4 Lutheran 4-1-0 63 4 1-0-0
    5 Stargate School (1) 5-0-0 61 5 0-0-0
    6 Prospect Ridge 4-0-0 37 8 0-0-0
    7 Peak to Peak 3-0-0 34 9 0-0-0
    8 Salida 5-1-0 25 – 0-0-0
    9 Aspen 2-2-0 23 6 0-0-0
    10 Liberty Common 2-0-0 20 7 2-0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    DSST: Stapleton 10, Alamosa 8, Lamar 8, Middle Park 6, Vail Mountain 6, Eagle Ridge Academy 5, St. Mary’s 5, Manitou Springs 4, Colorado Springs Christian 2, Faith Christian 1.
    Dropped out:
    Manitou Springs (10).
    Class 2A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Dawson (5) 1-0-0 31 1 1-0-0
    2 Denver Christian (2) 2-1-0 30 2 0-0-0
    3 Fountain Valley 2-0-0 21 3 0-0-0
    4 Crested Butte 5-1-0 13 5 1-0-0
    5 Telluride 3-2-0 6 – 1-0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Loveland Classical 3, Cornerstone Christian 1.
    Dropped out:
    Del Norte (4).

  • Arizona trips can be a big tool to build excitement in baseball programs

    Manitou Springs baseball
    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Three years ago, Manitou Springs stood tall as the Class 3A state runner-up. A combination of solid play and veteran experience led the Mustangs to a second-place finish for just the second time in school history.

    It has been a steady decline since then. After the 2017 season, coach Cory Archuleta walked away and Brandon DeMatto stepped into the position. His first year at the helm, the Mustangs went 4-15 and didn’t seem to attract the athletes they had in recent years.

    DeMatto knew he had do something not just to re-energize the energy around the program, but to entice the kids at the school to get involved. By doing that, he’s hoping Manitou can once again get back to a highly competitive level. His first step was to give them something to look forward to.

    That’s why he entered the team into the 2019 Pride Classic in Phoenix. The tournament is held over spring break and several Colorado teams already make their way toward the desert to play. He was anxious for his players to find some tough competition and get the kids out of the daily cycle of school, practice and games.

    “It was multifaceted,” DeMatto said. “The greatest motivation to come down here was generating excitement to play and to be excited about the sport and the game. More importantly, it was to expose them to a level of baseball that they’re unaccustomed to and give them a bigger picture of what’s out there.”

    The Mustangs went 0-4 in play this week, but early in the process DeMatto knew that he was going to do what it takes to make it an annual trip. If the Mustangs were doing this two or three years ago, they’d be settled in and probably on a different competitive level by year three.

    “I think we would be a lot more competitive,” freshman Raymond McCaskey said. “We would know what to expect and this competitiveness kind of blindsided. If we were regulars down here, we’d know how to act and know how to play against the teams down here.

    Littleton baseball
    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    Manitou is far from the only team feeling the benefits. After the Mustangs wrapped up play at Apollo High School in Glendale on Monday, Littleton took the field for their first game, a game that it ultimately won. Coach Brett Pieratt is a former assistant at Valor Christian. The Eagles typically make their way to the Coach Bob Invitational, which amounts to being the same tournament, just taking place a week earlier.

    “One of the things that we’ve seen is that there are 24 kids in our program this year, but 14 of them are freshmen,” Pieratt said. “Kids that are going to Heritage or Arapahoe are now coming to Littleton because we get to do some cool things and they get to play early.”

    Both Heritage and Littleton were in Phoenix this week as were Pine Creek, Wheat Ridge and Brighton among many others.

    Some teams comes down with the intent to win. For teams like Littleton and Manitou, an appearance here can go a long way not just in terms of making the kids better right away but building a program that kids will be excited to join.

    “It’s huge,” DeMatto said. “We have to generate excitement for the game of baseball in our community. It’s something we’ve been missing for the last two years.”

    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

  • Girls soccer rankings: Green Mountain is the new No. 1 team in 4A

    (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    Green Mountain has taken over atop the Class 4A poll in this week’s girls soccer rankings.

    The rankings, voted upon by coaches and select media members, are the official polls of the Association.

    New polls are released each Monday during the regular season.

    Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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    CHSAANow.com Girls Soccer Polls

    Voted upon by coaches and select 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 Grandview (9) 2-0-0 90 1 2-0-0
    2 Rock Canyon 2-0-0 66 4 2-0-0
    3 Broomfield 2-0-0 60 2 2-0-0
    4 Arapahoe 4-0-0 53 10 4-0-0
    5 Cherry Creek 4-0-0 47 8 4-0-0
    6 Regis Jesuit 2-0-0 33 – 2-0-0
    7 Cherokee Trail 2-1-0 27 5 2-1-0
    8 Columbine 1-1-0 25 7 1-1-0
    9 Ralston Valley 2-0-0 22 – 2-0-0
    10 Rocky Mountain 1-1-0 16 6 1-1-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Mountain Vista 15, ThunderRidge 10, Fairview 8, Legacy 7, Legend 7, Boulder 6, Rampart 3.
    Dropped out:
    Mountain Vista (3), Fairview (9).
    Class 4A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Green Mountain (6) 4-0-0 72 10 4-0-0
    2 Holy Family (2) 0-0-0 70 2 0-0-0
    3 Evergreen 1-0-0 57 7 1-0-0
    4 Ponderosa 2-1-0 51 5 2-1-0
    5 Pueblo Centennial 3-0-0 50 6 3-0-0
    6 Silver Creek (1) 2-1-0 45 1 2-1-0
    7 Sand Creek 4-0-0 39 – 4-0-0
    8 Wheat Ridge 3-0-0 27 – 3-0-0
    9 The Classical Academy 1-0-1 23 9 1-0-1
    10 Littleton 3-0-0 17 – 3-0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Montrose 11, Glenwood Springs 10, D’Evelyn 9, Battle Mountain 7, Standley Lake 7.
    Dropped out:
    Standley Lake (3), Glenwood Springs (4), D’Evelyn (8).
    Class 3A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Jefferson Academy (6) 2-0-0 86 1 2-0-0
    2 Colorado Academy (3) 2-0-0 79 3 2-0-0
    3 Kent Denver 2-0-0 77 2 2-0-0
    4 Aspen 1-1-0 53 4 1-1-0
    5 Lutheran 3-1-0 46 5 3-1-0
    6 Manitou Springs 2-1-0 44 6 2-1-0
    7 Liberty Common 0-0-0 35 7 0-0-0
    8 Colorado Springs Christian 1-1-0 28 8 1-1-0
    9 The Academy 0-0-0 24 9 0-0-0
    10 Vail Mountain 2-0-0 10 – 2-0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    DSST: Stapleton 4, Eagle Ridge Academy 4, Middle Park 2, Peak to Peak 1, Salida 1, St. Mary’s 1.
    Dropped out:
    DSST: Stapleton (10).
    Class 2A
    RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW
    1 Dawson (5) 0-0-0 33 1 0-0-0
    2 Denver Christian (2) 2-1-0 28 3 2-1-0
    3 Fountain Valley 2-0-0 23 2 2-0-0
    4 Crested Butte 2-0-0 13 4 2-0-0
    5 Del Norte 2-0-0 5 – 2-0-0
    Others receiving votes:
    Front Range Christian 2, Lotus 1.
    Dropped out:
    None.

  • Zeric Martinez hired as Littleton’s new football coach

    Littleton has hired Zeric Martinez to be its next football coach, athletic director Chris Enzminger announced on Tuesday.

    Martinez comes to Littleton from Mountain Vista, where he was an assistant. He has also recently been an assistant at Valor Christian, where he was part of two state title teams.

    Before that, he was the the coach at Sheridan in 2012 and 2013, going 5-13.

    “We are excited for the next chapter of Lions football under Coach Z’s leadership,” Engzminger said.

    Littleton, which plays in Class 3A, is coming off an 0-10 season in 2018. Since 2016, the Lions are 2-28. It’s a program Martinez will seek to turn around as he takes over.

    Follow all of this season’s coaching changes in our tracker.

  • No. 10 Wheat Ridge boys hoops closing in on first league title since 2007

    LITTLETON — The five starters for Wheat Ridge’s boys basketball team has earned a nickname.

    How does — Farmers Fab Five — sound?

    Wheat Ridge senior Blair McVicker (2) drives the lane as Littleton senior Logan Leimeister tries to get the block. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    Seniors Julian Claussen, Blair McVicker, Zeke Van Tuyl, along with juniors Dominic Bronk and Alex Morales have brought the right mix of talent this season. Nearly all five are averaging double-digit points and have the Farmers in position to win their first conference title in 12 years.

    “They are just so unselfish, sometimes to our demise. They will overpass trying to get someone else the shot,” Wheat Ridge coach Tommy Dowd said of the Farmers Fab Five. “They just play well together and it’s a nice blend of kids. They like to play and get after it.”

    Wheat Ridge’s 76-49 road victory Saturday against Littleton pushed the Farmers’ winning streak to six games and extended their lead in the Class 4A Jeffco League to two games over rival Golden.

    The Demons (10-9, 6-2 in league) lost to Evergreen on Saturday, giving the Farmers (16-3, 8-0) a bit of a cushion with four conference games remaining. Despite having a little more margin of error, Wheat Ridge would love to complete a 12-0 league record.

    “We should run it,” said Bronk of the final conference stretch. “To win a league title for the first time in 12 years would be fun.”

    Wheat Ridge — No. 10 in the Class 4A boys basketball CHSAANow.com rankings — claimed its last conference crown back in 2007, winning the Jeffco 11 League when the Farmers were in the 5A classification.

    Wheat Ridge junior Dominic Bronk (00) scored a game-high 18 points in the Farmers’ 76-49 victory. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    “We’ll just use the old adage ‘one game at a time,’” said Dowd, who has headed the Farmers’ basketball program of more than two decades. “We know what lies ahead. We aren’t afraid to talk about it or say it. We are trying to make it fun, put it out there and go get it.”

    The Farmers got the road victory Saturday afternoon thanks to a dominating effort in the third quarter. Wheat Ridge led by a dozen points at halftime, but really got some separation scoring 28 points in the third quarter.

    “We wanted to turn it up on defense and turn that into offense, share the ball on the (fast) break and get some buckets,” McVicker said of the third quarter. “We have a lot of guys who can score so its tough to cover once we all get going.”

    Van Tuyl — Wheat Ridge’s 6-foot-10 big man — scored six points in the paint in the opening two minutes of the quarter. Bronk and McVicker combined for 17 points in the third quarter. Claussen finished it off in fashion with a 3-pointer in the closing seconds to put the Farmers up 60-36 heading to the final quarter.

    “We are a great passing team,” said Bronk, who finished with a game-high 18 points. “We get the ball to everybody.”

    Wheat Ridge senior Isaiah Lucero (14) shoots a floater over Littleton senior Jack Kail (4) during Saturday’s Class 4A Jeffco League game. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

    McVicker (16 points), Van Tuyl (11 points) and Morales (11 points) all finished in double digits. Morales poured in nine points in the first quarter hitting a trio of 3-pointer in the same corner in front of Littleton’s bench.

    “At least two or three guys really going each night for us. We just have that type of team,” said McVicker, Wheat Ridge’s point guard. “I just like to find people and get them the ball where they like to score.”

    Wheat Ridge wraps up its string of six straight road games next week. The Farmers face Standley Lake (Wednesday, Feb. 6) and D’Evelyn (Friday, Feb. 8) before finally returning to The Barn to finish the regular season against Evergreen (Feb. 12) and Golden (Feb. 14). All games are scheduled for 7 p.m. starts.

    “It’s a good test,” Dowd said of the 6-game string of road games. “I’ve told them in the playoffs you could play them all on the road. We are well-tested and played some good teams on the road.”

    Littleton (3-15, 2-7) has dropped seven in a row. The Lions still have a chance to get out of the cellar of 4A Jeffco with four conference games left.

    Wheat Ridge’s Dominic Bronk, far left, and Zeke Van Tuyl (42) converge on Littleton senior Jack Kail (4) during the second half Saturday. Wheat Ridge’s sixth straight victory put the Farmers two games up on rival Golden for the 4A Jeffco League title with four conference games remaining. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)

  • All-state volleyball teams for the 2018 season

    The 2018 all-state volleyball teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

    These team were created following a lengthy process which included nominations from leagues and then a vote of coaches.

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    Class 5A

    (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com)

    Player of the year: Courtney Lane, Valor Christian

    Coach of the year: Kaitlyn Hastings, Valor Christian

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Qairo Bentley Denver East OH/RS Senior
    Sydney Cole Cherokee Trail S Junior
    Courtney Lane Valor Christian OH Senior
    Lorrin Poulter Eaglecrest OH/S Senior
    Lily Thomason Valor Christian OH Senior
    Kira Thomsen Chaparral OH Senior
    Riley Zuhn Fossil Ridge MB/OH Senior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Emma Ammerman Chaparral RS/S Junior
    Julianna Dalton Chaparral MH Junior
    Anna Davis Valor Christian MB Junior
    Ally Kennis Windsor MH/OH/OPP Senior
    Elsa Lamphere Grandview OH Junior
    Leanne Lowry Castle View L/OH Junior
    Savannah Spitzer Cherokee Trail MB Senior

    Honorable mention: Chloe Bailey, Senior, ThunderRidge; Audrey Black, Junior, Eaglecrest; Morgan Browne, Senior, Bear Creek; Meme Chhay, Senior, Westminster; Cassie Davis, Junior, Highlands Ranch; Jaeda Davis-Golliher, Junior, Heritage; Ana De Los Santos, Senior, Aurora Central; Charlie Durbin, Senior, Fossil Ridge; Natasha Eberle, Senior, Ralston Valley; Emily Ellis, Senior, Rampart; Kita Elsner, Senior, Liberty; Destiny Gardner, Junior, Grand Junction Central; Ellie Garrett, Junior, Windsor; Kyla Gerson, Senior, Chaparral; Abby Heimlicher, Senior, Chaparral; Myles Hilbert, Senior, Rocky Mountain; Hope Hines, Senior, Doherty; Lexi Hurtado, Senior, Rangeview; Elle Jiron-Bujanda, Junior, Denver South; Erika Jones, Senior, Fort Collins; Annika Larson, Senior, Rocky Mountain; Abi Leitner, Senior, Rock Canyon; Kaylah Lewis, Senior, Brighton; Katelyn McMoore, Junior, Liberty; Mataya Megson, Senior, Fossil Ridge; Meridian Montoya, Senior, Thornton; Savannah Nott, Senior, Pine Creek; Cassie Pyles, Senior, Mountain Vista; Katie Sherman, Senior, Cherry Creek; Riley Simpson, Sophomore, Rampart; Camden Strain, Senior, Horizon; Hope Theander, Senior, Chatfield.

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    Class 4A

    (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com)

    Player of the year: McKenna Sciacca, Lewis-Palmer

    Coach of the year: Wade Baxter, Lewis-Palmer

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Taylor Buckley Lewis-Palmer OH Senior
    Claudia Dillon Evergreen OH Senior
    Emma Falk Niwot   Senior
    Kessandra Krutsinger Lewis-Palmer MB Senior
    Madison Schoeder Niwot S Senior
    McKenna Sciacca Lewis-Palmer S Senior
    Ali Travis Holy Family OH Senior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Anna Allsberry Steamboat Springs OH Senior
    Gianna Bartalo Lewis-Palmer L Junior
    Sydney Crites Erie OH/RS Senior
    Trinity Jackson Lewis-Palmer OH Senior
    Hannah Pethtel Discovery Canyon S/RS Senior
    Caitlin Volkmann Silver Creek OH Junior
    Annika Wetterstrom Longmont S/RS Senior

    Honorable mention: Mari Benitez, Junior, Pueblo County; Lillian Benway, Senior, Battle Mountain; Kailey Berry, Senior, Berthoud; Madalyn Bigley, Senior, Pueblo Centennial; Hope Borger, Senior, Mead; Kaelen Boyles, Sophomore, The Classical Academy; Quincey Coyle, Freshman, Mead; Logan DeRock, Senior, Roosevelt; Hayley Dillon, Junior, Evergreen; Reagan Emery, Junior, Pueblo West; Ashley Emery, Senior, Glenwood Springs; Peyton Frank, Junior, Holy Family; Sarah Garner, Junior, Woodland Park; Bree Gates, Senior, Eagle Valley; Ellen Goodwin, Senior, Longmont; Allison Groustra, Sophomore, Littleton; Sophia Hoffman, Junior, D’Evelyn; Lyla Hollis, Junior, Air Academy; Megan Hurr, Senior, Mountain View; Mallory Hutchison, Junior, Widefield; Gracey Jarecke, Senior, Thomas Jefferson; Kelsey Kalous, Senior, Fort Morgan; Alicia Lest, Sophomore, Pueblo Central; Alexandra MacAskill, Senior, Palisade; Abbie McCrimmon, Sophomore, Thompson Valley; Makenna Metzger, Senior, Northridge; Savannah Ott, Senior, Green Mountain; Ashten Prechtel, Senior, Discovery Canyon; Aubree Raimer, Senior, Greeley Central; Audrey Richard, Senior, Niwot; Emma Roberts, Senior, Golden; Joviana Romero, Senior, Pueblo East; Becca Rugg, Senior, Coronado; Makenna Sawyer, Senior, Canon City; Megan Sotiroff, Freshman, Silver Creek; Danielle Specht, Senior, Weld Central; Abbey Telesz, Sophomore, Ponderosa; Julia White, Senior, Frederick; Grace Whiting, Sophomore, Pueblo South; Taylor Wiebold, Senior, Ponderosa.

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    Class 3A

    Lutheran Colorado Springs Christian volleyball
    (Matt Daniels/mattdanphoto.com)

    Player of the year: Payton Brgoch, Lutheran

    Coach of the year: Alicia Oates, Lutheran

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Payton Brgoch Lutheran MH Junior
    Ryanne Ferro Faith Christian OH/MH Senior
    Mackenzie Harris Eaton OH Senior
    Kennedey Johnson Lutheran S Junior
    Madelyn Malm University MH/OH Senior
    Maddie Uyemura Platte Valley S Senior
    Christa Vogt Colorado Springs Christian MH/RS Senior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Sylvie Caton Alamosa OH Senior
    Delaney Eckhardt Valley S/MB Junior
    Megan Engesser Colorado Springs Christian MB/RS/L Senior
    Ashlynn Hainey Englewood S Junior
    Jordan Mobbley Alamosa S Junior
    Kara Morgan Coal Ridge OH Senior
    Giulia Vidossi Manitou Springs OH/MH Senior

    Honorable mention: Cortney Arrasmith, Junior, The Vanguard School; Emma Cable, Junior, Eagle Ridge Academy; Abby Carlson, Senior, Delta; Shaya Chenoweth, Senior, Grand Valley; Jubilee Diamond, Junior, Colorado Springs Christian; Jade Feather, Junior, Sterling; Aliceson Fierro, Senior, Lamar; Kaela France, Sophomore, Ellicott; Courtney Freeman, Senior, Cedaredge; Ailyn Graciano, Senior, DSST: College View; Kristen Hopwood, Senior, The Academy; Quinci Johnson, Senior, Eaton; Jillian Kellick, Sophomore, St. Mary’s; Alexa LaMack, Junior, St. Mary’s; Asofitu Lefano, Junior, James Irwin; Haley Maeurer, Junior, St. Mary’s Academy; Hayden Mayo, Junior, La Junta; Faythe McKellip, Senior, Bennett; Heather Meining, Senior, Valley; Kaitlyn Newbanks, Senior, Resurrection Christian; Allure Padilla, Junior, Faith Christian; Lauryn Parker, Senior, Prospect Ridge Academy; Sammy Phillips, Senior, Middle Park; Lindsey Pratt, Junior, Buena Vista; Kaitlin Reynolds, Junior, Florence; Merrill Rollhaus, Junior, Colorado Academy; Abby Schaefer, Senior, University; Allie Schumacher, Sophomore, Sterling; Claire Smith, Junior, Platte Valley; Morgan Starner, Senior, Stargate School; Teagan Stretton, Junior, Pagosa Springs; Millie Swetkovich, Senior, Eagle Ridge Academy; Alexsei Vierya, Senior, University; Jenna Wise, Junior, Gunnison.

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    Class 2A

    2018 state volleyball day 3
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    Player of the year: Chasey Blach, Yuma

    Coach of the year: Russ Haman, Denver Christian

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Chloe Baker Wiggins S/OPP Senior
    Chasey Blach Yuma MB/OH Senior
    Sarah Evans Vail Mountain OH Senior
    Anna Kaemingk Denver Christian OH Junior
    Kassie Luce Meeker S Senior
    Krissie Luce Meeker OH Senior
    Cody Robinson Yuma OH Senior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Kallie Cathcart Holly S/OH Senior
    Kylen Christiansen Lyons S Senior
    Mayson Fago Union Colony Prep OH/OPP Junior
    Olivia Himmel Highland   Senior
    Lacie Jones Del Norte MH/OH Senior
    Taylor Maguire Lyons OH Junior
    Rachel Shaffer Rye OH Senior

    Honorable mention: Hannah Ambler, Senior, Rye; Molly Batts, Senior, South Park; Molly Bigbee, Senior, Colorado Springs School; Carson Collins, Senior, Hotchkiss; Saedee Davis, Junior, Holly; Brianna Denton, Senior, Swink; Emma Desanti, Junior, West Grand; Amanda Dotter, Junior, John Mall; Kylie Drake, Senior, Caprock Academy; Becca Earl, Senior, Byers; Myka Glover, Sophomore, Del Norte; Kegan Hamacher, Senior, Simla; Tanna Hansen, Senior, Wiggins; Taylor Hansen, Senior, Yuma; Sidney Hines, Junior, Limon; Skyler Jones, Senior, Swink; Lila Klinglesmith, Senior, Meeker; Poppy Lightfoot, Senior, Paonia; Keely Long, Senior, Plateau Valley; Tatum Majors, Senior, Dolores; Tiffany Montoya, Senior, Hoehne; Rylee Nickodemus, Senior, Heritage Christian; Reagan Nolin, Junior, Yuma; Kate Pachner, Senior, Akron; Chloe Pesso, Senior, Vail Mountain; Jenna Peters, Senior, Denver Christian; Kiera Porrey, Junior, Dawson School; Tressa Reed, Senior, Fowler; Morgan Rose, Senior, Mancos; Sierra Shambaugh, Senior, Telluride; Skylar Thacker, Senior, Rangely; Jessie Vallejos, Junior, Swallows Charter Academy; Anna Weisensee, Senior, Limon.

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    Class 1A

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    Player of the year: Tess Hornung, Kit Carson

    Coach of the year: Penny Isenbart, Kit Carson

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Whitney Chintala Fleming OH Freshman
    Kaylee Corsentino La Veta OH/MH Senior
    Tess Hornung Kit Carson   Senior
    Olivia Isenbart Kit Carson   Senior
    Dawson Knode Haxtun MH Senior
    Desi Ortivez La Veta OH/MB Junior
    Kirsten Wood Weldon Valley S/OPP Senior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Kaybree Keating Weldon Valley OH Senior
    Kimberlyn Krise Briggsdale   Junior
    Sydney Reynolds Otis   Senior
    Nya Sciacca La Veta OH/DS/MB Junior
    Jessica Slane Sangre de Cristo OH/MB Senior
    McKenzie Smith Kit Carson   Senior
    Madison Sutter Merino S Sophomore

    Honorable mention: Ava Ahalt, Senior, Denver Waldorf; Makayla Baker, Junior, Prairie; Jordyn Cantu, Sophomore, Sangre de Cristo; Kaci Chadwick, Senior, Cheyenne Wells; Shiann Fritzler, Senior, Walsh; Koylynn Gulliford, Sophomore, Cotopaxi; Tatum Hall, Senior, Springfield; Madilyn Hankins, Senior, Dove Creek; Christa Harvey, Senior, Pikes Peak Christian; Skyler Hawks, Sophomore, Flagler/Hi-Plains; Brooklynn Jones, Senior, Eads; Kendyl Kirkwood, Sophomore, Fleming; Jentry Largent, Senior, De Beque; Taryn Lee, Senior, Elbert; Jenna Lengfelder, Senior, Fleming; Brooke Long, Senior, Belleview Christian; Tycie Lueck, Senior, Stratton/Liberty; Bailey Martell, Junior, Kiowa; Brooke Mertens, Junior, Merino; Makenna Metzler, Senior, Otis; Breea Meyer, Senior, Dove Creek; Kaley Muth, Senior, Evangelical Christian; Faith Novess, Senior, De Beque; Jordan Parker, Senior, McClave; Ryely Smartt, Junior, Genoa-Hugo/Karval; Ruby Valle, Senior, Weldon Valley.