BROOMFIELD — Porter Milner had two goals, Ben Gibble also scored and No. 2-seeded Broomfield beat No. 15 Pueblo West 3-1 to advance to the 4A boys soccer quarterfinals.
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Football roundup: Monarch handles Broomfield in 4A
Monarch made a statement to rest of 4A football on Friday night: Yep, they’re still a force in the classification.
The third-ranked Coyotes handled hard-charging and eighth-ranked Broomfield, 48-12, behind an onslaught of points in the first half.
“We feel pretty good about beating those guys,” Monarch coach Phil Bravo told ColoradoPreps.com’s Built Ford Tough Scoreboard Show. “They have such a good team and a good program with a rich tradition. When you get a chance to beat ’em, it feels real good.”
Senior running back Ethan Marks had well over 200 rushing yards, while quarterback Jay MacIntyre and Kidd Soole also got heavily involved in the offense.
“We were getting them from all different vantage points and executed real well offensively,” Bravo said.
Four weeks ago, Monarch also had a big halftime lead against Montrose, but surrendered 33 second-half points in a 39-34 loss.
This time around, at halftime, “I wrote on the board, ’33 second-half points.’ That’s what we gave up to Montrose,” Bravo said. “I said, ‘I don’t want that in the second half.’ Our kids played really, really well in the second half defensively. We got ’em three-and-out, we got the ball and went up and scored and then held ’em again. We got that clock running early in the fourth quarter, and it felt really good to play well in that second half with a big lead at halftime.”
Elsewhere, No. 5 Pueblo South beat Pueblo West 31-21.
“They’re a good football program and they’re well-coached,” Pueblo South coach Ryan Goddard told the Scoreboard Show. “They play a brand of football that’s physical and they like to get after you. Our kids, they wanted that challenge and they stepped up to it.
“They had an opportunity to get back to where we want to be — and that’s well known around Pueblo as far as the football program is concerned. Hopefully, now, we’ll get a little recognition around the state level, too.”
4A’s top-ranked team, Montrose, rallied from a 10-0 halftime deficit to beat No. 6 Durango 14-10.
In 5A, No. 1 Valor Christian rolled Rock Canyon 56-6. Quarterback A.J. Cecil threw for three touchdowns and rushed for another. Five different Eagles scored on the ground, including Christian McCaffrey, who carried just three times for 76 yards. He was also on the receiving end of two of Cecil’s scoring passes.
Quarterback Anders Hill threw for five touchdowns — all in the first half — as No. 2 Fairview handled rival Boulder 69-3.
No. 4 Cherry Creek had to stave off a late rally from Eaglecrest to seal a 41-34 win.
In 3A, No. 8 Silver Creek took care of No. 5 Mead 45-13 in a highly-anticipated game. Mead had been unbeaten going into the contest, but Ben Sjobakken threw two touchdown passes to pace the Silver Creek offense.
Tenth-ranked Rifle beat No. 7 Delta, 52-27.
1A’s No. 2 team, Limon, finished the regular season a perfect 9-0 with a 42-13 win over Crowley County. Kerigan Kappel had more than 200 yards, and Gavin Liggett added 115.
“I was really pleased with the balance we had with different guys carrying the ball,” Limon coach Mike O’Dwyer told the Scoreboard Show.
Winners in 8-man’s crossover games included No. 4 Simla, No. 5 Caliche and No. 8 Sargent.
Peetz upset No. 2 Arickaree in a 6-man crossover, while No. 5 Otis beat Briggsdale.
Playoffs begin next week for 5A, 2A, 1A, 8-man and 6-man teams. Brackets come out Sunday.
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5A boys cross country poll adds No. 8 Thornton
Thornton is the only new face in this week’s Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com 5A boys cross country poll.
Complete rankings for all classes are below.
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Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com Boys Polls
Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org.
Class 5A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Mountain Vista (13) 130 1 2 Arapahoe 110 2 3 Fort Collins 106 4 4 Cherry Creek 93 3 5 Monarch 68 8 6 Boulder 66 5 7 Pomona 45 6 8 Thornton 34 – 9 Rock Canyon 26 9 10 Dakota Ridge 25 10 Others receiving votes: Heritage 7, Grandview 2, Chaparral 1, Fossil Ridge 1, Smoky Hill 1. Dropped out: Heritage (7). Class 4A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Coronado (10) 145 1 2 Pueblo West (5) 132 2 3 The Classical Academy 101 3 4 Air Academy 97 5 5 Cheyenne Mountain 80 4 6 Palmer Ridge 75 6 7 Broomfield 72 8 8 Durango 67 7 9 Niwot 27 9 10 Thompson Valley 15 10 Others receiving votes: Erie 9, Denver North 2, Evergreen 2, Mountain View 1. Dropped out: None. Class 3A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Lamar (13) 130 1 2 Peak to Peak 108 2 3 Frontier Academy 99 3 4 Alamosa 88 4 5 Holy Family 75 8 6 Salida 52 6 7 Estes Park 45 5 8 Faith Christian 44 7 9 Brush 40 10 10 Buena Vista 24 9 Others receiving votes: Platte Canyon 3, St. Mary’s 2, University 2, Colorado Academy 1, Gunnison 1, Sterling 1. Dropped out: None. Class 2A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Lyons (11) 110 1 2 Vanguard 88 2 3 Crested Butte 80 3 4 Telluride 65 5 5 Rocky Ford 60 4 6 Heritage Christian 52 – 7 Liberty Commons 48 – 8 Hotchkiss 39 6 9 Custer County 25 7 10 Wiggins 11 8 Others receiving votes: Denver Academy 9, Rye 6, Peyton 5, SkyView Academy 4, Mancos 2, Paonia 1. Dropped out: Rye (9), Peyton (10). -
4A softball state championship bracket
The 2013 state softball bracket for Class 4A.
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Dakota Ridge joins 5A boys cross country ranking
Dakota Ridge is the lone newcome to this week’s Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com boys cross country poll in 5A.
Complete rankings for all classes are below.
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Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com Boys Polls
Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org.
Class 5A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Mountain Vista (13) 130 1 2 Arapahoe 110 3 3 Cherry Creek 91 2 4 Fort Collins 69 7 5 Boulder 64 4 6 Pomona 63 9 7 Heritage 61 6 8 Monarch 45 5 9 Rock Canyon 32 8 10 Dakota Ridge 19 – Others receiving votes: Thornton 17, Chaparral 5, Doherty 4, Fossil Ridge 2, Smoky Hill 2, Castle View 1. Dropped out: Thornton (10). Class 4A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Coronado (10) 136 1 2 Pueblo West (4) 121 2 3 The Classical Academy 97 4 4 Cheyenne Mountain 91 6 5 Air Academy 87 5 6 Palmer Ridge 65 7 7 Durango 60 3 8 Broomfield 56 10 9 Niwot 26 9 10 Thompson Valley 20 8 Others receiving votes: Mountain View 5, Erie 3, Eagle Valley 2, Ponderosa 1. Dropped out: . Class 3A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Lamar (12) 120 1 2 Peak to Peak 104 2 3 Frontier Academy 87 3 4 Alamosa 80 4 5 Estes Park 67 7 6 Salida 55 5 7 Faith Christian 43 8 8 Holy Family 37 6 9 Buena Vista 31 9 10 Brush 23 – Others receiving votes: St. Mary’s 4, Colorado Academy 3, Platte Canyon 3, Colorado Springs Christian 1, Gunnison 1, Kent Denver 1. Dropped out: St. Mary’s (10). Class 2A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Lyons (10) 100 1 2 Vanguard 87 3 3 Crested Butte 83 2 4 Rocky Ford 66 4 5 Telluride 50 9 6 Hotchkiss 41 6 7 Custer County 37 5 8 Wiggins 26 8 9 Rye 21 10 10 Peyton 12 – Others receiving votes: Heritage Christian 10, Mancos 10, Liberty Commons 5, SkyView Academy 2. Dropped out: Mancos (7). -
Spencer Painton, Regis Jesuit lead after first round of 5A golf
(Jordan Morey) AURORA — Spencer Painton ended the first nine holes by shooting a 37, or 1-over par. After 18, though, he was on top of the leaderboard.
Painton, a senior from Regis Jesuit, shot a 6-under 66 to lead the field at the Class 5A boys golf state championships, which teed-off Monday at Murphy Creek Golf Course in Aurora.
“I got some nerves out of the way at the start of the day,” said Painton. “I felt like I hit a lot of good putts, but just couldn’t find the hole on the front.”
Legacy’s Li Chen is in second following a 5-under 65, while Keegan Sheard from Ralston Valley sits in third at 2-under 70. (Full results)
Spencer Painton. (Jordan Morey) Painton took over the second half of the course by shooting a 29. He recorded birdies on his last six holes.
Painton said that he felt the last hole was his best. On 18, Painton hit a 330-to-340 yard drive, hit an approach about 10 feet from the hole, and then sealed the lead with a clutch putt to finish the day.
“My putter and long swing were doing really well on the front — and then the putt started heating up on the back,” Painton said.
Last season, Painton finished just one stroke behind state champion Kyler Dunkle of Douglas County. He and Chen tied for second.
So far in this year’s championship, Dunkle is tied for seventh with six other players at 1-over 73.
Painton comes into the state tournament as the 5A boys golf Central regional qualifying champion. He won the qualifier, which was also played at Murphy Creek, by finishing at 4-under 66. Chen also played in the qualifier, but finished tied for 13th at 7-over 77.
Regis leads all teams at 4-under. Ralston Valley is nine strokes behind Regis, enough for second place. Cherry Creek and Legacy are tied for third at 6-over.
“We gained momentum after starting the game behind the lead by seven shots,” said Regis Jesuit coach Craig Rogers. “It was a pretty awesome example of the perseverance we have as a team.”
Jake Kelley and Chris Korte of Regis both had a good day, shooting 1-under and 3-over, respectively. Last year, Korte finished tied for sixth, shooting 8-over.
Rogers has a strong game plan for the second round.
“We need to maintain a lot of confidence,” Rogers said. “We can’t coast by any means, there are a lot of good teams out there. We need to play a little bit aggressive — and pick our moments.”
Rogers’ team has won state championships the past three years. Last year’s squad won the title with a 20-over 446, eight strokes ahead of Ralston Valley.
In 4A, at the Hiwan Golf Club in Evergreen, Andrew Rademacher-Howe of Silver Creek leads the field at one-under 69. Glenn Workman, from Pueblo West, and Isaac Petersillie of Coronado are tied for second at even-par 70.
Silver Creek currently leads all teams in 4A with 13-over. Valor Christian holds second at 18-over and Cheyenne Mountain sits in third at 20-over.
On 3A’s day one at Pueblo Country Club, Alexander Dawson teammates Cameron Connor and Cole Folwell are tied for first in at 2-under 69. Tristan Rohrbaugh from Basalt will go into the second round at even-par 71.
Alexander Dawson has a commanding lead in 3A — they’re 22 strokes ahead of second-place Kent Denver, which finished at 22-over 235. Kent has won the past seven championships.
The second round of each state championship will begin tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. Medals will be awarded following each of the rounds where a state championship will be crowned.
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Widespread changes as Valor Christian takes over atop 5A football poll
The weekend’s turmoil has bled over into CHSAANow.com’s football polls.
Though, when a total of 17 ranked teams lose in a week — including the No. 1s in classes 5A, 4A and 3A — it’s not hard to see change coming. So, yes, there are new teams atop 5A (Valor Christian), 4A (Montrose) and 3A (Rifle).
But the change didn’t only affect the top. In 5A, where three of the top four teams lost last week, that meant Chatfield, Fairview, Cherokee Trail and Regis Jesuit all made big jumps.
Valor Christian leads the 5A poll for the second time this season. The Eagles are 4-1, but unbeaten against Colorado competition this season, and received 21 of the 24 first-place votes.
Chatfield moved up to No. 2 from No. 5, Fairview went from No. 7 to No. 3 and Cherokee Trail moved into fourth from sixth. Regis Jesuit, which last week knocked off then-No. 1 ThunderRidge, went from No. 9 to No. 5.
ThunderRidge dropped to sixth, and is followed by Grandview and Cherry Creek.
The 5A poll added two new teams this week: No. 9 Pomona and No. 10 Arapahoe.
In 4A, Montrose takes over following its come-from-behind win over then-No. 1 Monarch. The Indians were a unanimous No. 1 pick, getting all 21 first-place votes.
Falcon is No. 2 this week, and Monarch dropped to No. 3. Loveland stayed at No. 4, Montbello moved up one place to round out the top-5.
Pueblo Centennial (No. 9) and Longmont (No. 10) are 4A’s newcomers this week.
Rifle takes over atop the 3A ranking following Silver Creek’s loss to Frederick. New to 3A this week are Mead (No. 7) and D’Evelyn (No. 10).
Brush continued to lead 2A’s poll, which added Bennett at No. 10.
Likewise, Buena Vista remained atop in 1A. That poll added Paonia (No. 8) and Jefferson (No. 9). Jefferson’s addition is especially noteworthy because the Saints were a combined 3-85 from 2004-12.
Complete rankings for all classes are below.
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CHSAANow.com Football Polls
Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.
Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | 8-man | 6-man
Class 5A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Valor Christian (21) 4-1 238 2 W 2 Chatfield (2) 5-0 189 5 W 3 Fairview 4-0 181 7 W 4 Cherokee Trail (1) 4-1 170 6 W 5 Regis Jesuit 4-1 159 9 W 6 ThunderRidge 4-1 142 1 L 7 Grandview 4-1 87 8 W 8 Cherry Creek 4-1 79 10 W 9 Pomona 4-1 38 – W 10 Arapahoe 4-1 35 – W Others receiving votes: Columbine 31, Ralston Valley 25, Grand Junction 23, Douglas County 16, Legend 6, Mountain Range 6, Doherty 5. Dropped out Columbine (3), Ralston Valley (4). Class 4A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Montrose (21) 6-0 210 2 W 2 Falcon 5-0 153 3 W 3 Monarch 3-1 149 1 L 4 Loveland 4-0 134 4 W 5 Montbello 5-0 132 6 W 6 Standley Lake 5-0 102 7 W 7 Pueblo West 4-1 88 9 W 8 Pine Creek 3-2 48 10 W 9 Pueblo Centennial 5-0 35 – W 10 Longmont 3-1 27 – W Others receiving votes: Pueblo South 26, Durango 18, Wheat Ridge 12, Broomfield 11, Windsor 5, Denver South 3, Sand Creek 3. Dropped out Wheat Ridge (5), Denver South (8). Class 3A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Rifle (8) 5-0 154 2 W 2 Palisade (6) 5-0 153 3 W 3 Coronado (1) 6-0 121 5 W 4 Silver Creek (1) 3-1 96 1 L 5 Discovery Canyon 5-1 92 8 W 6 Holy Family 3-1 89 7 W 7 Mead 4-0 51 – W 8 Evergreen 4-1 45 10 W 9 Elizabeth 3-2 33 4 L 10 D’Evelyn (1) 5-1 26 – W Others receiving votes: Lutheran 23, Roosevelt 15, Frederick 14, Erie 7, Eagle Valley 6, Delta 5, Conifer 3, The Classical Academy 2. Dropped out Lutheran (6), Delta (9). Class 2A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Brush (12) 4-0 120 1 W 2 Kent Denver 4-1 92 2 W 3 Manitou Springs 5-0 88 5 W 4 Platte Valley 3-1 85 3 W 5 Lamar 5-0 78 7 W 6 Faith Christian 4-2 53 8 W 7 Strasburg 4-1 46 6 L 8 Florence 3-2 42 4 L 9 Denver West 4-1 12 9 L 10 Bennett 3-2 11 – W Others receiving votes: Eaton 9, Olathe 7, University 7, Aspen 5, Gunnison 2, Bayfield 1. Dropped out Aspen (10). Class 1A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Buena Vista (12) 5-0 161 1 W 2 Limon (4) 5-0 142 2 W 3 Hotchkiss 4-1 123 4 W 4 Centauri 4-1 113 5 W 5 Wiggins 4-0 80 7 W 6 Monte Vista 4-1 75 8 W 7 Cedaredge 3-2 61 3 L 8 Paonia 4-1 37 – W 9 Jefferson (1) 6-0 31 – W 10 Meeker 5-0 30 10 W Others receiving votes: Holyoke 27, Lyons 20, Crowley County 16, Wray 6, Cornerstone Christian 5, Resurrection Christian 5, Rye 3, Center 1. Dropped out Holyoke (6), Wray (9). 8-man RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Hoehne (6) 5-0 78 1 W 2 Dayspring Christian (2) 5-0 73 2 W 3 Caliche 5-0 53 3 W 4 Akron 4-1 51 5 W 5 Simla 5-0 50 6 W 6 Norwood 4-1 45 4 W 7 Kiowa 5-1 27 7 W 8 Granada 4-1 21 8 W 9 McClave 4-1 19 9 W 10 Dove Creek 4-1 11 10 Bye Others receiving votes: Fowler 8, Sargent 4, Soroco 1. Dropped out None. 6-man RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Liberty/Stratton (8) 5-0 44 1 W 2 Hi-Plains (1) 5-0 31 2 W 3 Arickaree 5-0 25 3 W 4 Briggsdale 4-0 20 4 W 5 Eads 4-1 15 5 W Others receiving votes: None. Dropped out None. -
Brush in charge of 2A football poll after beating Platte Valley
(David Samples/lastingimagesbydave.com) Brush took down former No. 1 Platte Valley on Friday. Monday, the Beetdiggers took its spot atop CHSAANow.com’s Class 2A football poll.
Brush, which won the game 28-10, was ranked second last week. It received all 10 first-place votes in the poll. Platte Valley dropped to third, behind Kent Denver.
The 2A poll added Faith Christian (No. 8) and Aspen (No. 10) this week.
In 5A, ThunderRide continued to lead the way and received 13 first-place votes to No. 2 Valor Christian’s 11. Columbine remained in third, and Ralston Valley stayed at No. 4.
Chatfield moved up from seventh to fifth, and is followed by No. 6 Cherokee Trail and No. 7 Fairview. Grandview is eighth, Regis Jesuit is ninth, and Cherry Creek rejoined the ranking at No. 10.
Monarch stayed atop 4A’s ranking, but there’s a new No. 2 team in that poll: Montrose, which moved up from third. It’s excellent timing, considering the two teams play Friday.
Falcon is third this week, followed by Loveland, Wheat Ridge and Montbello, which beat former No. 2 Denver South on Saturday. South dropped to No. 8.
Montbello and Wheat Ridge play Friday.
Pine Creek was the lone new team to the 4A poll.
The 3A ranking added No. 9 Delta and No. 10 Evergreen. Silver Creek remained at No. 1.
In 1A, Meeker (No. 10) was the lone newcomer.
There were no new teams to the 8-man poll, but 6-man added Briggsdale (No. 4).
Complete rankings for all classes are below.
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CHSAANow.com Football Polls
Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.
Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | 8-man | 6-man
Class 5A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 ThunderRidge (13) 4-0 229 1 W 2 Valor Christian (11) 3-1 216 2 W 3 Columbine 4-0 161 3 W 4 Ralston Valley 3-1 140 4 Bye 5 Chatfield 4-0 121 7 W 6 Cherokee Trail 3-1 118 8 W 7 Fairview 3-0 88 9 W 8 Grandview 3-1 71 10 W 9 Regis Jesuit 3-1 41 5 L 10 Cherry Creek 3-1 32 – W Others receiving votes: Grand Junction 31, Pomona 27, Rocky Mountain 17, Doherty 13, Douglas County 13, Arapahoe 3. Dropped out Douglas County (6). Class 4A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Monarch (19) 3-0 203 1 W 2 Montrose (2) 5-0 176 3 W 3 Falcon 4-0 141 5 W 4 Loveland 3-0 117 4 W 5 Wheat Ridge 3-1 93 6 W 6 Montbello 4-0 89 9 W 7 Standley Lake 4-0 64 8 W 8 Denver South 3-1 56 2 L 9 Pueblo West 3-1 47 7 W 10 Pine Creek 2-2 41 – W Others receiving votes: Durango 36, Windsor 35, Pueblo Centennial 23, Sand Creek 20, Dakota Ridge 5, Ponderosa 4, Broomfield 2, Longmont 1, Thompson Valley 1. Dropped out Windsor (10). Class 3A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Silver Creek (11) 3-0 139 1 W 2 Rifle (1) 4-0 119 2 W 3 Palisade 4-0 98 4 W 4 Elizabeth 3-1 92 5 W 5 Coronado (1) 5-0 91 6 W 6 Lutheran (2) 4-0 74 7 W 7 Holy Family 2-1 57 3 L 8 Discovery Canyon 4-1 42 9 W 9 Delta 3-1 30 – W 10 Evergreen 3-1 23 – W Others receiving votes: The Classical Academy 19, Mead 18, D’Evelyn 9, Roosevelt 9, Eagle Valley 3, Erie 2. Dropped out Roosevelt (8), Conifer (10). Class 2A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Brush (10) 3-0 100 2 W 2 Kent Denver 3-1 79 3 W 3 Platte Valley 2-1 70 1 L 4 Florence 3-1 61 4 W 5 Manitou Springs 4-0 54 5 W 6 Strasburg 4-0 47 7 W 7 Lamar 4-0 46 6 W 8 Faith Christian 3-2 33 – W 9 Denver West 4-0 17 9 W 10 Aspen 3-1 13 – W Others receiving votes: University 10, Eaton 7, Fort Lupton 5, Ridgeview Academy 4, Basalt 2, Bennett 2. Dropped out Eaton (8), Bayfield (10). Class 1A RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Buena Vista (8) 4-0 123 1 W 2 Limon (4) 4-0 108 2 W 3 Cedaredge (1) 3-1 89 3 Bye 4 Hotchkiss 3-1 80 4 W 5 Centauri 3-1 65 9 W 6 Holyoke 4-0 59 5 W 7 Wiggins 3-0 45 10 W 8 Monte Vista 3-1 44 6 L 9 Wray 2-2 27 8 L 10 Meeker 4-0 24 – W Others receiving votes: Rye 15, Center 12, Jefferson 9, Paonia 8, Lyons 5, Crowley County 3. Dropped out Crowley County (7). 8-man RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Hoehne (5) 4-0 68 1 W 2 Dayspring Christian (2) 4-0 65 2 W 3 Caliche 4-0 46 5 W 4 Norwood 3-1 45 4 W 5 Akron 3-1 43 3 L 6 Simla 4-0 40 6 W 7 Kiowa 4-1 23 9 W 8 Granada 3-1 19 8 W 9 McClave 3-1 15 7 L 10 Dove Creek 4-1 14 10 W Others receiving votes: Fowler 6, Sargent 2. Dropped out None. 6-man RK TEAM W-L PTS PVS LW 1 Liberty/Stratton (6) 4-0 38 1 W 2 Hi-Plains (2) 4-0 28 2 W 3 Arickaree 4-0 20 3 W 4 Briggsdale 3-0 16 – W 5 Eads 3-1 15 4 W Others receiving votes: Peetz 2, Hanover 1. Dropped out Fleming (5). -
Coronado new No. 1 team in 4A boys cross country ranking
Coronado has taken over as is the new No. 1 team in the Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com boys cross country rankings for 4A.
Complete rankings for all classes are below.
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Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com Boys Polls
Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org.
Class 5A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Mountain Vista (11) 110 1 2 Cherry Creek 95 2 3 Arapahoe 87 4 4 Boulder 69 3 5 Monarch 61 5 6 Heritage 57 8 7 Fort Collins 45 6 8 Rock Canyon 29 10 9 Pomona 22 7 10 Thornton 8 – Others receiving votes: Fossil Ridge 7, Doherty 6, Dakota Ridge 3, Chaparral 2, Smoky Hill 2, ThunderRidge 2. Class 4A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Coronado (6) 104 2 2 Pueblo West (4) 100 1 3 Durango 76 4 4 The Classical Academy (1) 67 3 5 Air Academy 61 5 6 Cheyenne Mountain 60 6 7 Palmer Ridge 39 8 8 Thompson Valley 33 9 9 Niwot 27 7 10 Broomfield 26 10 Others receiving votes: Battle Mountain 5, Centaurus 3, Evergreen 2, Ponderosa 2, Mountain View 1. Class 3A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Lamar (11) 110 1 2 Peak to Peak 97 2 3 Frontier Academy 80 3 4 Alamosa 63 7 5 Salida 62 4 6 Holy Family 57 5 7 Estes Park 56 6 8 Faith Christian 24 8 9 Buena Vista 21 10 10 St. Mary’s 13 9 Others receiving votes: Brush 12, Sterling 5, Florence 3, Colorado Academy 1, Kent Denver 1. Class 2A RK TEAM PTS PVS 1 Lyons (9) 90 1 2 Crested Butte 71 2 3 Vanguard 68 3 4 Rocky Ford 61 4 5 Custer County 40 8 6 Hotchkiss 36 5 7 Mancos 30 6 8 Wiggins 22 – 9 Telluride 21 9 10 Rye 20 – Others receiving votes: Peyton 13, Liberty Commons 12, Heritage Christian 8, SkyView Academy 3.