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  • All-state boys track & field teams for the 2017 season

    The 2017 all-state boys track and field teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

    In order to be considered for athlete of the year, they must first have made the all-state team by winning an event.

    Athletes of the year were selected based upon their performance at the state meet. Coaches of the year were selected based upon the team champions.

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    Class 5A

    State track Monarch
    (Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    Athlete of the year: Isaac Green, Monarch

    Coach of the year: Ben Montoya, Fountain-Fort Carson

    First Team
    Name School Year Event(s)
    Xavier Bishop-Falu Rampart Senior 110 hurdles
    William Dixon Monarch Junior 4×800
    Jason Farrell Fountain-Fort Carson Junior 4×100
    Sean Garazik Monarch Junior 4×800
    D’Ante Giles Fountain-Fort Carson Junior 4×100
    Isaac Green Monarch Senior 800, 1600, 3200, 4×800
    Angel Heredia Hinkley Junior 300 hurdles, 4×200
    Jequan Hogan Fountain-Fort Carson Junior High jump, Triple jump
    Kaden Lathrop Highlands Ranch Senior 4×400
    Zach Litoff Monarch Senior 4×800
    Josh Lord Highlands Ranch Senior 4×400
    Jalen Lyon Fountain-Fort Carson Junior 4×100
    Brandon Micale Pomona Senior Discus
    Drake Nugent Highlands Ranch Sophomore Shot put
    Gunner Rigsby Fruita Monument Senior Long jump
    Cole Rowan Monarch Junior Pole Vault
    Oscar Sarabia Hinkley Junior 4×200
    Casey Sharpe Hinkley Junior 4×200
    Jake Weidmann Highlands Ranch Senior 4×400
    Darrien Wells Hinkley Senior 400, 4×200
    Donovan Williams Fountain-Fort Carson Senior 100, 200, 4×100
    Andrew Wisniewski Highlands Ranch Sophomore 4×400

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    Class 4A

    Athlete of the year: Aaron McCoy, Canon City

    Coach of the year: Erik Stevens, Vista Ridge

    First Team
    Name School Year Event(s)
    Anthony Bellot Vista Ridge Senior 4×100, 4×200, 4×400
    Charlie Brunner Thompson Valley Junior 110 hurdles
    Kendrick Cannick Vista Ridge Senior 4×100, 4×200
    Nik Chappee Air Academy Senior 200, 400
    Kobe Christiansen Vista Ridge Junior 4×400
    Jeremy Cody Pueblo South Junior High jump
    Evan Graff Montrose Junior 4×800
    Justin Hawkins Montrose Senior 4×800
    Nolan Kembel Mountain Vew Senior 300 hurdles
    Zaccre Kenward Palisade Senior Triple jump
    Brock Knechtel Silver Creek Senior Discus
    Isaiah Lapioli Vista Ridge Senior 4×100, 4×200, 4×400
    James Lee Silver Creek Junior 800
    Aaron McCoy Canon City Senior 100
    Chase McLean Valor Christian Senior Pole Vault
    Jeremy Meadows Palmer Ridge Senior 1600
    Ian Meek Montrose Senior 3200, 4×800
    Nathaniel Miller Widefield Senior Shot put
    Frank Nash Pueblo West Junior Long jump
    Landon Ruiz-Diaz Montrose Sophomore 4×800
    Gavin Urban Vista Ridge Senior 4×100, 4×200
    Joel Walker Vista Ridge Senior 4×400

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    Class 3A

    Athlete of the year: Sunday Abarca, Aspen

    Coach of the year: Darwin Horan, Lutheran

    First Team
    Name School Year Event(s)
    Sunday Abarca Aspen Senior 200, 400
    Mason Anthony Elizabeth Sophomore 4×200
    Dylan Benson Elizabeth Senior 4×100, 4×200
    Brendan Bunting Platte Valley Sophomore 4×400
    Austin Chavez Sterling Senior High jump
    Jacob Dack Lutheran Senior Shot put
    Adam Dawson Lutheran Senior Discus
    Isaiah DeLaCerda Alamosa Senior 4×800
    James Finken Elizabeth Junior 300 hurdles
    Brad George Elizabeth Senior 4×100, 4×200
    Dawson Hopkinson University Senior Pole Vault
    Marcus Howard DSST-Green Valley Ranch Senior 110 hurdles
    Chad Jackson Alamosa Sophomore 4×800
    Oscar Martinez Alamosa Senior 800, 4×800
    Garrett Mix Platte Valley Junior 4×400
    Tanner Norman The Classical Academy Senior 1600, 3200
    Caleb Palmer Alamosa Senior 4×800
    LJ Robinson Elizabeth Senior 4×100, 4×200
    Dante Thomas Sierra Junior 100
    Reece Ullery Elizabeth Sophomore 4×100
    Austin Wagner Montezuma-Cortez Senior Triple jump
    Zach Waite Platte Valley Junior 4×400
    Bradly Wright Platte Canyon Senior Long jump
    Sebastian Zehnder Platte Valley Junior 4×400

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    Class 2A

    Athlete of the year: Ben Kelley, Soroco

    Coach of the year: Kirby Henderson, Cedaredge

    First Team
    Name School Year Event(s)
    Wyatt Camp Cedaredge Sophomore 4×200
    Shane Finegan Wiggins Senior 200, 400, 4×100, 4×400
    Jose Flores-Lauro Monte Vista Senior Triple jump
    Teggan Freauff Wiggins Junior 4×100, 4×400
    Ty Grant Cedaredge Junior 4×200
    Garett Gribble Fowler Senior Shot put
    Tyler Hein Wiggins Junior 4×100, 4×400
    Ryan Imhoff Cedaredge Freshman 4×800
    Benjamin Jackson Resurrection Christian Junior 300 hurdles
    Connor Kaufman Wiggins Junior 4×400
    Ben Kelley Soroco Junior 800, 1600, 3200
    Brendon Klaseen Cedaredge Senior 4×800
    Drew Markley Cedaredge Junior 4×200, 4×800
    Jordan McMillan Cedaredge Junior 4×800
    Chad Mikelson Sedgwick County Senior Long jump
    Mikie Mikita Calhan Junior Pole vault
    Fukumaru Ogawa Wiggins Junior 4×100
    Grant Redmond Soroco Sophomore High jump
    Isaac Swoffer Cedaredge Senior 4×200
    Caleb Urwiller Dayspring Christian Senior 100
    Lane Walter Crowley County Sophomore Discus
    Jacob Yates Hoehne Junior 110 hurdles

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    Class 1A

    Athlete of the year: Izaac Borchers, Lake City Community

    Coach of the year: Joe Packard, Heritage Christian

    First Team
    Name School Year Event(s)
    Chris Athey Lake City Community Senior 4×800
    Ian Beckett McClave Junior High jump
    Izaac Borchers Lake City Community Junior 1600, 4×800
    Jojo Bork Heritage Christian Freshman 4×200
    Josiah Bowsher Heritage Christian Sophomore 4×200
    Seth Bruxvoort Heritage Christian Sophomore 3200
    Joel Carpenter Simla Sophomore 4×100
    Josh Damir Heritage Christian Junior 300 hurdles, 4×200
    Bowman Ellis Springfield Senior 100, 200
    Drew Ellis Pawnee Senior Long jump
    Erick Enriquez-Acosta Idalia Senior 400, 800
    Blayden Fletcher North Park Junior 110 hurdles
    Arlo Garner Cotopaxi Sophomore 4×400
    Darias Harms Simla Freshman 4×100
    Ryland Howard Simla Senior 4×100
    Jaden Johnson Heritage Christian Freshman 4×200
    Marcus Mazerall Simla Senior 4×100
    Riley Moore Lake City Community Junior 4×800
    Gabe Murphy Lake City Community Freshman 4×800
    Phillip Pickard Stratton Junior Triple jump
    Marco Ramos Arickaree Senior Shot put
    Wyatt Tezak Cotopaxi Senior 4×400
    Kurt Voll Cotopaxi Junior 4×400
    Owen Voll Cotopaxi Junior 4×400
    Regnor Vondedenroth Creede Junior Pole vault

  • State track: Grandview’s Brie Oakley shatters state record in girls 3,200-meter race

    State track Brie Oakley Grandview
    (Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    LAKEWOOD — What a way to begin the final Colorado prep meet of your career, Brie Oakley.

    During the opening events of the state track and field championships at Jeffco Stadium on Saturday morning, Oakley shattered the all-classification record in the 3,200 with a winning time of 10 minutes, 9.26 seconds.

    The Grandview senior, a Nike national champion in cross country in December, proved every bit as capable on the track in separating just enough from Fort Collins senior Lauren Gregory (10:16.43, second-fastest in state history) to claim the 5A crown in back-to-back years. The previous Colorado record in the girls 3,200 was 10:17.48 by Niwot’s Elise Cranny in 2014.

    “I feel really great,” Oakley said of the achievement. “That was also a big PR for me, about 14 seconds.”

    The pair of Division I recruits — Oakley signed with the University of California and Gregory with the University of Arkansas — have combined for multiple state championships, state records and national accolades. The tandem pushed each other to historic heights.

    State track Brie Oakley Grandview
    (Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    For the first seven of eight laps Gregory tucked in behind Oakley, letting the No. 1 seed do much of the work. The smooth striding senior, a two-time state champion in the event in 2014 and 2015, seemed in perfect position to potentially overtake Oakley.

    But it was Oakley who shifted into a gear Gregory couldn’t match on the final lap. Still, the race was memorable for both competitors.

    “I knew she was going to be right on me,” the new state record holder said. “She’s run a 10:30 this season. I think having her right on my back really helped push me to go even faster than I thought I could.”

    Oakley also ran the anchor leg of a 3,200 relay that finished fourth in 9:28.45. Fairview’s foursome of Sarah King, Hannah Freeman, Isabella Rowland, and Marlena Preigh overtook Broomfield on the final leg to win in 9:13.42. Broomfield was the runner-up in 9:20.92, while Mountain Vista finished third in 9:26.64.

    Grandview girls are off to a substantial lead in the team tally after day one with 70 points, not only winning the 3,200 but also the high jump (junior Kylee Harr at 5 feet, 8 inches). Alisha Davis (5-2) also tied for fourth in high jump for Grandview and Leilah Vigil (40 feet, 9.75 inches) was fourth in shot put.

    The Wolves were impressive in two other relay finals as well; claiming state championships in the 800-meter sprint medley (1:46.57) and 800-meter relay (1:41.12).

    Cherokee Trail (31), Mountain Vista (29), Fort Collins (26), Loveland (21), Rock Canyon (21), and Cherry Creek (21) round out the top teams in the current standings, but Grandview has to feel positive about their chances of winning a first-ever girls state championship in track and field on Sunday.

    In Class 4A, Air Academy’s Maria Mettler (10:47.25) ran away from Denver North’s Kayla Young (10:56.25) and Mountain View’s Lauren Offerman (11:08.24) to claim the 3,200.

    Peak to Peak sophomore Anna Shults the 3,200 title in 3A with a winning 11:15.62. She also claimed the 1,600 crown as a freshman.

    Telluride’s Soleil Gaylord (11:33.16) won the 2A 3,200 and Shining Mountain’s Emma Schaefer (12:24) claimed 1A.

    There were a number of other standout performances on day one of the state meet, including Valor Christian sophomore Anna Hall winning the 4A 300 hurdles in 43.17 seconds and Paonia girls setting a new 2A state record in the 800-meter relay (1:43.95 with Sophia Anderson, Emily Pieper, Brianna Van Vleet, Lyla Hayutin-Baril).

    The Peak to Peak girls 3,200 relay of Tiana Bradfield, Anna Shults, Rachael Metzler, and Quinn McConnell broke the 3A state record of 9:24.95 by The Classical Academy in 2012 with a 9:12.44.

    Lutheran junior Maya Evans won the 3A 200-meter dash (24.35) and long jump (3A state meet record of 19-5.25). Eaton senior Tarynn Sieg broke her own 3A state meet record in the shot put with a mark of 45-5.50. D’Evelyn senior Sarah Cerrone broke the 3A state meet record in high jump with a mark of 5-7.50.

    Denver East sophomore phenom Arria Minor put away the 5A field in the 200-meter dash with a blistering 23.57, while Niwot junior Mary Gillett was the 4A champion in 24.83. She placed second in long jump behind only teammate Alexis Carroll.

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    Isaac Green leads the way for Monarch

    State track Monarch
    (Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    As for the top-flight boys competitors on Saturday, Monarch swept the 5A top three places in the 3,200 with Isaac Green (9:26), Charlie Perry (9:27) and Zach Litoff (9:31). Green and Litoff teamed with William Dixon and Sean Gazarick (7:50.04) to dominate the 3,200 relay as well.

    Monarch and Fountain-Fort Carson (Donovan Williams first in 200 in 21.63, Jason Farrell third in 300 hurdles in 38.89, Jequan Hogan first in triple jump at 50 feet, 7.25 inches, second place in 800-meter relay) are in a battle in the 5A team competition.

    Hogan, a junior, gave his team a major boost with one of the top triple jump marks in Colorado history on his fourth and final jump. Hogan actually scratched his first two jumps, but leaped 49 feet, 7 inches on his third attempt. Fruita Monument senior Gunner Rigsby (49-00.50) was the runner-up.

    “After they said that second jump was a foul, I was kind of mad,” Hogan admitted. “I was kind of angry and I think it helped me jump a little harder and push a little harder. I picked it up and jumped a 50.”

    Hinkley also had a promising first day as senior Darrien Wells (runner-up in 200) and junior Angel Heredia (now two-time state champion in 300 hurdles) were two legs of an 800-meter relay that nipped Fountain-Fort Carson 1:27.25-1:27.43 for the 5A crown.

    Veterans like Montrose’s Ian Meek (4A 3200 champion in 9:23) and The Classical Academy’s Tanner Norman (9:14.45 for 3A state meet record) were distance stars again. Montrose (7:58.93) held off Silver Creek (7:59.56) in an entertaining 4A 3,200 relay.

    Mountain View’s Nolan Kembel (37.94) claimed the 4A 300 hurdles and Pueblo West’s Frank Nash (23-6.25) won the 4A long jump. Lutheran’s Jacob Dack (shot put) and Adam Dawson (203-1 in discus) swept the throws in 3A.

    The final day of the state track and field meet at Jeffco Stadium will begin with field events at 8:00 a.m. and track events at 9:00 a.m.

    State track boys
    (Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

  • Photos: Aurora Central football now 5-0 after beating Hinkley

    AURORA — Aurora Central football moved to 5-0 with a 41-6 win over Hinkley on Saturday.

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  • Photos: 5A boys golf’s Southern Regional

    CENTENNIAL — Arapahoe captured the Class 5A boys golf Southern Region on Monday at South Suburban Golf Course.

    The Warriors finished 6-over as a team. Monarch and Rock Canyon tied for second place at 10-over.

    Monarch’s Ethan Alexander won the individual event, playing his round in 1-under.

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  • Rodney Padilla taking over as athletic director at Hinkley

    Hinkley volleyball
    (Matt Daniels/MattDanPhoto.com)

    Rodney Padilla has been named the new athletic director at Hinkley High School, taking over the role after 15 years as the successful wrestling coach at Chaparral.

    Padilla’s hire was announced by Aurora Public Schools district athletic director Michael Krueger on Monday morning. Padilla will take over for Tristen Rogers, who stepped down to explore opportunities to train triathletes at high altitude.

    “We are going to definitely miss Tristen as she is a phenomenal person and a great Athletic Director. We certainly wish her well in her new endeavors,” Krueger said. “We are very excited to share with you that we have found a very talented and super individual to fill Tristen’s big shoes.”

    Padilla spent the past 15 years as the head coach at Chaparral, where he won a number of awards. Padilla has also been the dean of students at Overland, and has also coached and taught at Westminster and Lompoc (Calif.).

    “Rod is a long-time Aurora resident and we are proud to welcome him to the APS family,” Krueger said.

  • All-state girls soccer teams for 2016 season

    The 2016 girls soccer players of the year are (from left): Sage DiGiulio of Kent Denver (3A); Taylor Parker of Grandview (5A); Brianna Alger of Lewis-Palmer (4A); and Hannah Isenhart of Dawson (2A). (Photos: Matt Daniels/MattDanPhoto.com; Jeff Tucker/jefferywtucker.zenfolio.com)
    The 2016 girls soccer players of the year are (from left): Sage DiGiulio of Kent Denver (3A); Taylor Parker of Grandview (5A); Brianna Alger of Lewis-Palmer (4A); and Hannah Isenhart of Dawson (2A). (Photos: Matt Daniels/MattDanPhoto.com; Jeff Tucker/jefferywtucker.zenfolio.com)

    The 2016 all-state girls soccer teams honor the best players in the sport as judged by the leagues and coaches. They 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 vote of head coaches.

    Player and coach of the year was also selected by a vote of the coaches.

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    Class 5A

    Grandview Cherokee Trail girls soccer
    Grandview’s Taylor Parker is the 5A girls soccer player of the year. (Jeff Tucker/jefferywtucker.zenfolio.com)

    Player of the year: Taylor Parker, Grandview

    Coach of the year: Tari Wood, Grandview

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Makena Bambei Broomfield MF Senior
    Kristin Barbour Monarch D Senior
    Tatum Barton Columbine FORW Senior
    Mandi Duggan Grandview FORW Senior
    Jessica Hixson Grandview D Junior
    Peyton Joseph Mountain Vista D Senior
    Nicole Lyubenko Grandview MF Junior
    Taylor Parker Grandview D Junior
    Haley Schueppert Mountain Vista MF Junior
    Michaela Stark Broomfield FORW Senior
    Brittany Wilson Columbine GK Senior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Rebekah Burton Cherokee Trail – Junior
    Kelcey Cavarra Columbine MF Senior
    Remi Clarke Fossil Ridge MF Sophomore
    Mealii Enos ThunderRidge D Senior
    Libby Geraghty Cherry Creek FORW Junior
    Emily Griffith Regis Jesuit GK Senior
    Jayne Lydiatt Pine Creek MF/FORW Senior
    Julie Mackin Castle View – Senior
    Giselle Sawaged Mountain Vista D/MF Senior
    Tea Smith Fairview – Junior
    Sierra Szeto Fairview – Senior
    Madison Williams Rocky Mountain FORW Sophomore

    Honorable mention:

    • Baylee Bedard, Senior, Rocky Mountain
    • Sami Brooks, Senior, Smoky Hill
    • Izzy DePinto, Junior, Highlands Ranch
    • Kylee Duren, Senior, ThunderRidge
    • Carly George, Senior, Chatfield
    • Alli Gray, Senior, Poudre
    • Meg Halvorson, Junior, Cherry Creek
    • Taylor Heil, Senior, Cherokee Trail
    • Cassie Hiatt, Sophomore, Chaparral
    • Shae Holmes, Sophomore, ThunderRidge
    • Reece Hummel, Senior, Pine Creek
    • Raquel Isaac, Senior, Hinkley
    • Alyssa Kaiser, Senior, Ralston Valley
    • Rebecca Kholos, Senior, Legend
    • Makayla Kolberg, Senior, Rock Canyon
    • Emily Langenderfer, Senior, Regis Jesuit
    • Alex Lanning, Senior, Doherty
    • Caeley Lordemann, Senior, Greeley West
    • Sydney Maxon, Junior, Arapahoe
    • Gabi McDonald, Sophomore, Rocky Mountain
    • Morgan Metcalf, Junior, Liberty
    • Lauren Moss, Junior, Boulder
    • Rachel Muller, Senior, Douglas County
    • Bailey Nemechek, Sophomore, Fort Collins
    • Emiko Patterson, Senior, Monarch
    • Sydney Pulver, Junior, Regis Jesuit
    • Sierra Serna, Senior, Horizon
    • Jessica Smith, Senior, Fruita Monument
    • Madeline Stesney, Senior, Denver East
    • Kelsey Vogel, Senior, Arapahoe

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    Class 4A

    Lewis-Palmer Vista Ridge girls soccer
    Lewis-Palmer’s Brianna Alger is the 4A girls soccer player of the year. (Josh Watt/CHSAANow.com)

    Player of the year: Brianna Alger, Lewis-Palmer

    Coach of the year: Joe Martin, Lewis-Palmer

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Brianna Alger Lewis-Palmer FORW/MF Junior
    Emily Cope Battle Mountain MF Senior
    Megan Delmonico Mullen MF Senior
    Camryn Dyke Valor Christian MF Junior
    Cori Dyke Valor Christian FORW/MF Freshman
    Lauren Jones Cheyenne Mountain D Junior
    Chaynee Kingsbury Windsor FORW Sophomore
    Sarah Lyons Lewis-Palmer MF Senior
    Karly Sandoval Lewis-Palmer D Junior
    Susan Whitney Wheat Ridge FORW Senior
    Ocoee Wilson Steamboat Springs GK/STRK Senior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Frankee Broer Wheat Ridge MF Senior
    Hannah Burgo The Classical Academy MF Junior
    Ellese Lupori Steamboat Springs MF/STRK/FB Senior
    Justine Martinez Pueblo Centennial FORW Senior
    Caleigh Michael Mullen D Junior
    Aleesa Muir The Classical Academy D Senior
    Caroline Noonan Valor Christian MF/D Sophomore
    Casey Quirk D’Evelyn MF Senior
    Katie Scott Air Academy GK Senior
    Adalyn Vergara Windsor MF/FORW Sophomore
    Sophia Weiner Evergreen – Junior

    Honorable mention:

    • Jessica Adams, Sophomore, Eagle Valley
    • Kalynn Batterton, Senior, Mountain View
    • Darby Bolt, Senior, Alamosa
    • Kinley Carter, Freshman, Pueblo Centennial
    • Kierra Cox, Sophomore, Vista Peak Prep
    • Lexi Dageenakis, Senior, Silver Creek
    • Bryn Decker, Sophomore, Pueblo West
    • Sami Feller, Sophomore, Palisade
    • Bailee Fowler, Senior, Longmont
    • Abby Gearhart, Freshman, Windsor
    • Annette Gomez, Sophomore, Denver North
    • Mollee Heeney, Senior, Air Academy
    • Kaitlin Hinkle, Freshman, Pueblo County
    • Maddison Hogan, Senior, Centaurus
    • Maddie Kessler, Senior, Mead
    • Hannah Kochen, Junior, Pueblo South
    • Kaitlyn Krieg, Junior, Denver South
    • Maryssa Lucero, Sophomore, Northridge
    • Caroline Miller, Senior, Erie
    • Emily Mueller, Senior, The Classical Academy
    • Lily Nordell, Junior, Canon City
    • Alexandra Palmer, Junior, Discovery Canyon
    • Zoe Peterson, Senior, Evergreen
    • Nina Scruton, Junior, Glenwood Springs
    • Kailee Stobbe, Junior, Niwot
    • Kaitlyn Sullivan, Senior, Skyline
    • Courtney Turner, Junior, Pueblo South
    • Danielle Wellman, Senior, Windsor
    • Tianna Wright, Sophomore, D’Evelyn

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    Class 3A

    Manitou Springs Kent Denver girls soccer
    Kent Denver’s Sage DiGiulio is the 3A girls soccer player of the year. (Matt Daniels/MattDanPhoto.com)

    Player of the year: Sage DiGiulio, Kent Denver

    Coach of the year: Krista Sahrbeck, Kent Denver

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Jennika Chapman Jefferson Academy MF Junior
    Sage DiGiulio Kent Denver – Junior
    Tatianna Garcia The Academy FORW Senior
    Jessica Knedler Colorado Springs Christian GK Senior
    Heather Kurtz Colorado Academy – Senior
    Alex Loera The Academy MF Junior
    Brooklyn Mack Manitou Springs FORW Sophomore
    Sarah Masinter Colorado Academy – Junior
    Kristi Nagai Jefferson Academy D Junior
    Hailey Sanchez The Academy MF Senior
    Shelby Schumacher Kent Denver – Junior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Olivia Bachelet Liberty Common – Senior
    Jenny Call Coal Ridge MF Senior
    Sidney Chong Kent Denver D Freshman
    Jade Gallegos The Pinnacle STRK Senior
    Carter Gwinn Fountain Valley – Senior
    Amanda Lopez Faith Christian – Senior
    Sarah McClain Middle Park – Senior
    McKenna Monk Fountain Valley – Junior
    Kate Moran Bishop Machebeuf GK/FORW Senior
    Anna Ponzio Colorado Academy – Sophomore
    Hannah Wilson Colorado Springs Christian MF/FORW Junior

    Honorable mention:

    • Elise Atkins, Senior, Sterling
    • Brenna Bloom, Senior, Lutheran
    • Andrea Borja, Junior, The Pinnacle
    • Gabi Conde, Junior, The Vanguard School
    • Jaycie Dillenburg, Junior, Sterling
    • Maddy Duran, Senior, Bayfield
    • Georgia Findlay, Senior, Manitou Springs
    • Jaquelin Flores, Freshman, Lake County
    • Jessica Granados, Senior, Sheridan
    • Faith Heery, Sophomore, St. Mary’s
    • Macaylah LeBlanc, Junior, James Irwin
    • Lisa McClain, Freshman, Middle Park
    • Logan McNamee, Senior, Aspen
    • Maddy Medina, Sophomore, Florence
    • Ande Peersen, Senior, Liberty Common
    • Olivia Reinhardt, Senior, Pagosa Springs
    • Marisa Shigio, Sophomore, St. Mary’s
    • Maddie Sorensen, Sophomore, Denver Science & Tech Stapleton
    • Cobilyn Trempert, Senior, Colorado Springs Christian
    • Jordan Williams, Senior, Frontier Academy

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    Class 2A

    Dawson Vail Mountain girls soccer
    Dawson’s Hannah Isenhart is the 2A girls soccer player of the year. (Jeff Tucker/jefferywtucker.zenfolio.com)

    Player of the year: Hannah Isenhart, Dawson School

    Coach of the year: Eric Osberg, Front Range Christian

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Sophie Brussell Dawson School – Senior
    Lindsey Gallop Dawson School – Senior
    Mikayla Grubbs Cornerstone Christian Academy FORW/MF Freshman
    Emma Hall Vail Mountain MF Sophomore
    Hannah Isenhart Dawson School – Junior
    Tess Johnson Vail Mountain MF Sophomore
    Addison Kanon Cornerstone Christian Academy FORW/MF Senior
    Sophie Kern Front Range Christian – Senior
    Maggie Kirkpatrick Evangelical Christian GK/MF Junior
    April Mann Evangelical Christian HB Junior
    Samantha O’Brien Clear Creek – Sophomore
    Anwyn Urquhart Vail Mountain MF Freshman

    Honorable mention:

    • Lilly Aragon, Senior, Evangelical Christian
    • Noelle Boucher, Senior, Rocky Mountain Lutheran
    • Maria Carrasco, Senior, Telluride
    • Alyssa Clayton, Junior, Rye
    • Jacqueline Dalbotten, Junior, Rocky Mountain Lutheran
    • Justice Gearhard, Freshman, Cornerstone Christian Academy
    • Grace Herring, Junior, Front Range Christian
    • Caralyn Kolberg, Junior, Cornerstone Christian Academy
    • Alexis Lindley, Junior, Ridgway
    • Madeline Peacock, Senior, Resurrection Christian
    • Jessie Raitt, Sophomore, Vail Christian
    • Sydney Sappenfield, Junior, Vail Mountain
    • Audrey Scadden, Senior, Denver Christian
    • Ermerald Smith, Senior, Belleview Christian
    • Hannah Unger, Senior, Evangelical Christian

  • Championship Count: Valor Christian tops in team titles; Cheyenne Mountain has most individual wins

    Valor Christian football stadium
    Valor Christian won a state-best seven team championships in 2015-16, including Class 5A football. (Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    AURORA — Valor Christian’s athletic department had a banner season in 2015-16, leading the state with seven team championships.

    In terms of individual sports, Cheyenne Mountain led the way with 11 individual champions.

    We broke down the 2015-16 championship count below. Find a complete championship database, including title game scores, in our archives.

    Previous Championship Counts:

    • 2014-15: Cherry Creek (5 teams); Thompson Valley (14 individuals)
    • 2013-14: Regis Jesuit (6 teams)
    • 2012-13: Cherry Creek (5 teams) & Cheyenne Mountain (5 teams)
    • 2011-12: Cherry Creek (5 teams)
    • 2010-11: Cheyenne Mountain (7 teams) & Regis Jesuit (7 teams)
    • 2009-10: Cherry Creek (5 teams)
    • 2008-09: Cherry Creek (5 teams)
    • 2007-08: Cherry Creek (5 teams)

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    Team Championships

    Valor Christian had the most team championships this season with seven. The Eagles won boys golf, softball, football, girls basketball, girls swimming, boys lacrosse and baseball.

    The seven titles are the most since Regis Jesuit and Cheyenne Mountain each won seven in 2010-11.

    Five teams tied for second place in the state with three team championships this season: Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Academy, Kent Denver, Pomona and Regis Jesuit.

    Colorado Academy and Valor Christian each had a state-best three girls championships, while Valor’s four titles were the most on the boys’ side.

    In all, 67 different teams won a team championship in 2015-16, including 16 teams which won multiple championships.

    A breakdown of team championships is below.

    Rank Team Girls Boys Co-Ed Total
    1 Valor Christian 3 4 0 7
    2 Cheyenne Mountain 2 1 0 3
    2 Colorado Academy 3 0 0 3
    2 Kent Denver 1 2 0 3
    2 Pomona 1 2 0 3
    2 Regis Jesuit 0 3 0 3
    7 Broomfield 1 1 0 2
    7 Cherokee Trail 1 1 0 2
    7 Cherry Creek 1 1 0 2
    7 Eaton 2 0 0 2
    7 Fairview 2 0 0 2
    7 Grandview 2 0 0 2
    7 Heritage Christian 1 1 0 2
    7 Lutheran 1 1 0 2
    7 Mountain Vista 1 1 0 2
    7 Yuma 2 0 0 2
    17 Air Academy 1 0 0 1
    17 Alamosa 0 1 0 1
    17 Aspen 1 0 0 1
    17 Battle Mountain 0 1 0 1
    17 Bayfield 0 1 0 1
    17 Bennett 1 0 0 1
    17 Buena Vista 0 1 0 1
    17 Castle View 0 0 1 1
    17 Cedaredge 0 1 0 1
    17 Cheyenne Wells 1 0 0 1
    17 Colorado Springs Christian 0 1 0 1
    17 Dawson School 0 1 0 1
    17 Durango 0 1 0 1
    17 Eads 0 1 0 1
    17 Eaglecrest 1 0 0 1
    17 Evergreen 0 1 0 1
    17 Faith Christian 0 1 0 1
    17 Fleming 0 1 0 1
    17 Fort Collins 1 0 0 1
    17 Fossil Ridge 0 1 0 1
    17 Holly 0 1 0 1
    17 Idalia 1 0 0 1
    17 Lewis-Palmer 1 0 0 1
    17 Lyons 0 1 0 1
    17 Meeker 0 1 0 1
    17 Monarch 1 0 0 1
    17 Mountain Range 1 0 0 1
    17 Mountain View 0 1 0 1
    17 Niwot 1 0 0 1
    17 Otis 1 0 0 1
    17 Overland 0 1 0 1
    17 Palmer Ridge 1 0 0 1
    17 Paonia 1 0 0 1
    17 Peak to Peak 0 1 0 1
    17 Ponderosa 1 0 0 1
    17 Pueblo County 0 1 0 1
    17 Pueblo East 0 1 0 1
    17 Pueblo West 0 1 0 1
    17 Salida 1 0 0 1
    17 Sanford 0 1 0 1
    17 Sedgwick County 0 1 0 1
    17 St. Mary’s 0 0 1 1
    17 Strasburg 1 0 0 1
    17 Telluride 1 0 0 1
    17 The Classical Academy 1 0 0 1
    17 ThunderRidge 1 0 0 1
    17 University 1 0 0 1
    17 Vail Christian 1 0 0 1
    17 Vail Mountain 1 0 0 1
    17 Valley 0 1 0 1
    17 Windsor 0 1 0 1

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    Individual Championships

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    Cheyenne Mountain had a state-best 11 individual champions in 2015-16. (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    Cheyenne Mountain also had an outstanding year in terms of individual titles, leading the state with 11 championships. The program was well balanced: Six championships came from its girls teams, and five came from the boys.

    Lutheran’s 10 individual championships were the second-most in the state, including a state-best nine boys titles. Regis Jesuit was third with nine individual titles, and Air Academy and Pomona tied for fourth with eight apiece.

    A total of 135 schools had at least one individual champion, and 82 had multiple champions. Of those, 21 schools had at least five individual champions.

    Find a breakdown of individual champions below.

    Rank Team Girls Boys Total
    1 Cheyenne Mountain 6 5 11
    2 Lutheran 1 9 10
    3 Regis Jesuit 4 5 9
    4 Air Academy 5 3 8
    4 Pomona 4 4 8
    6 Fairview 5 2 7
    6 Fossil Ridge 5 2 7
    6 Paonia 6 1 7
    9 Cherry Creek 3 3 6
    9 Discovery Canyon 5 1 6
    9 Kent Denver 2 4 6
    9 Valor Christian 5 1 6
    13 Arapahoe 4 1 5
    13 Cedaredge 2 3 5
    13 Fort Collins 3 2 5
    13 Fountain-Fort Carson 1 4 5
    13 Heritage Christian 3 2 5
    13 Peak to Peak 4 1 5
    13 Resurrection Christian 0 5 5
    13 Silver Creek 2 3 5
    13 Springfield 2 3 5
    22 Boulder 0 4 4
    22 Denver East 3 1 4
    22 Kim 4 0 4
    22 Moffat County 4 0 4
    22 Palmer Ridge 0 4 4
    22 Poudre 0 4 4
    22 Pueblo County 0 4 4
    22 Rock Canyon 4 0 4
    22 Sangre de Cristo 4 0 4
    22 The Classical Academy 2 2 4
    32 Aspen 0 3 3
    32 Cherokee Trail 3 0 3
    32 Colorado Academy 0 3 3
    32 Eaton 3 0 3
    32 Evergreen 3 0 3
    32 Lyons 0 3 3
    32 Manitou Springs 1 2 3
    32 Meeker 0 3 3
    32 Niwot 3 0 3
    32 Pine Creek 0 3 3
    32 Ponderosa 1 2 3
    32 Sedgwick County 1 2 3
    32 Shining Mountain 0 3 3
    32 Sterling 2 1 3
    32 Valley 0 3 3
    32 Windsor 2 1 3
    48 Alamosa 0 2 2
    48 Baca County 2 0 2
    48 Battle Mountain 0 2 2
    48 Berthoud 0 2 2
    48 Buena Vista 0 2 2
    48 Caliche 2 0 2
    48 Canon City 1 1 2
    48 Chaparral 0 2 2
    48 Delta 2 0 2
    48 Durango 0 2 2
    48 Estes Park 2 0 2
    48 Faith Christian 2 0 2
    48 Flagler 0 2 2
    48 Fort Morgan 0 2 2
    48 Grandview 2 0 2
    48 Highland 1 1 2
    48 Highlands Ranch 0 2 2
    48 Hinkley 0 2 2
    48 John Mall 0 2 2
    48 Lake City Community 1 1 2
    48 Longmont 0 2 2
    48 Mesa Ridge 0 2 2
    48 Monarch 0 2 2
    48 Montrose 0 2 2
    48 Mountain View 0 2 2
    48 Otis 1 1 2
    48 Rocky Ford 0 2 2
    48 Rocky Mountain 2 0 2
    48 Salida 0 2 2
    48 SkyView Academy 0 2 2
    48 St. Mary’s Academy 2 0 2
    48 Telluride 2 0 2
    48 Thompson Valley 0 2 2
    48 Vail Christian 1 1 2
    48 Wray 2 0 2
    83 Akron 0 1 1
    83 Arickaree 0 1 1
    83 Bear Creek 0 1 1
    83 Burlington 1 0 1
    83 Castle View 0 1 1
    83 Centauri 0 1 1
    83 Cheraw 0 1 1
    83 Coal Ridge 1 0 1
    83 Colorado Springs Christian 1 0 1
    83 Crowley County 0 1 1
    83 Dolores Huerta 0 1 1
    83 Eads 0 1 1
    83 Elizabeth 1 0 1
    83 Ellicott 0 1 1
    83 Fleming 1 0 1
    83 Fort Lupton 0 1 1
    83 Fruita 0 1 1
    83 Glenwood Springs 0 1 1
    83 Granada 1 0 1
    83 Grand Junction 0 1 1
    83 Greeley Central 0 1 1
    83 Green Mountain 1 0 1
    83 Heritage 1 0 1
    83 Holy Family 0 1 1
    83 Hotchkiss 1 0 1
    83 Jefferson 0 1 1
    83 Kiowa 1 0 1
    83 Lakewood 0 1 1
    83 Lamar 0 1 1
    83 Legacy 0 1 1
    83 Mancos 0 1 1
    83 McClave 0 1 1
    83 Mountain Vista 0 1 1
    83 Mullen 0 1 1
    83 North Park 0 1 1
    83 Olathe 0 1 1
    83 Palisade 0 1 1
    83 Pawnee 0 1 1
    83 Peyton 0 1 1
    83 Pueblo East 0 1 1
    83 Roaring Fork 0 1 1
    83 Roosevelt 0 1 1
    83 Sedgwick County/Fleming 0 1 1
    83 Sheridan 0 1 1
    83 Skyline 1 0 1
    83 Soroco 0 1 1
    83 Standley Lake 1 0 1
    83 Steamboat Springs 1 0 1
    83 Summit 1 0 1
    83 Vail Mountain 1 0 1
    83 Vista Peak 1 0 1
    83 Vista Ridge 0 1 1
    83 Weld Central 0 1 1

  • All-state boys track & field teams for 2016 season

    State track Henry Raymond Poudre
    Poudre’s Henry Raymond is the 5A boys track and field athlete of the year. (Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

    The 2016 all-state boys track and field teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

    In order to be considered for athlete of the year, they must first have made the all-state team by winning a championship.

    Athletes of the year were selected based upon their performance at the state meet. Coaches of the year were selected based upon the team champions.

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    Class 5A

    Athlete of the year: Henry Raymond, Poudre

    Coach of the year: Jeff Donnel, Pomona

    First Team
    Name School Year Event(s)
    Malic Bonner Fountain-Fort Carson Sophomore 4×400
    Max Borghi Pomona Sophomore 4×100
    Austin Campbell Regis Jesuit Senior High Jump
    Sergio Cedano Fountain-Fort Carson Junior 4×400
    Jacob Condill Chaparral Senior Discus
    David Cunningham Highlands Ranch Senior Long Jump
    William Dixon Monarch Sophomore 4×800
    Adam Eckhardt Pomona Junior 4×100
    Jason Farrell Fountain-Fort Carson Sophomore 4×200, 4×400
    Jeremy Gonzales Pomona Junior 4×100
    Isaac Green Monarch Junior 4×800
    Angel Heredia Hinkley Sophomore 300 hurdles
    Ben Hogan Monarch Senior 4×800
    Zach Litoff Monarch Junior 4×800
    Christian Lyon Fountain-Fort Carson Senior 100 meters, 200 meters, 4×200, 4×400
    Jalen Lyon Fountain-Fort Carson Sophomore 4×200
    Miles Matulik Pomona Junior 4×100
    Jake Moretti Pomona Junior Shot Put
    Henry Raymond Poudre Senior 800 meters, 1600 meters, 3200 meters
    Connor Roberts Cherry Creek Senior Pole Vault
    Thomas Robillard Fort Collins Senior 110 hurdles
    Darrien Wells Hinkley Junior 400 meters
    Donovan Williams Fountain-Fort Carson Junior 4×200
    Danny Williams Pomona Senior Triple Jump

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    Class 4A

    Athlete of the year: Caleb Ojennes, Palmer Ridge

    Coach of the year: Kevin Clark, Mountain View

    First Team
    Name School Year Event(s)
    Jacob Bejarano Roosevelt Senior High Jump
    Conlan Berger Longmont Senior 4×100, 4×200
    Conor Bertles The Classical Academy Senior Shot Put
    William Chandler Durango Senior 4×800
    Trevor Cook Longmont Senior 4×100, 4×200
    Will Domier Holy Family Junior 100 meters
    Logan Goodner Longmont Senior 4×100, 4×200
    Aaron McCoy Canon City Junior 300 hurdles
    Ian Meek Montrose Junior 1600 meters, 3200 meters
    Seamus Millett Durango Senior 4×800
    David Moenning Durango Senior 800 meters, 4×800
    Garrett Obermeyer Palmer Ridge Senior 4×400
    Caleb Ojennes Palmer Ridge Senior 200 meters, 400 meters, 4×400
    Brandon Pappas Palmer Ridge Junior 4×400
    Anthony Peters Vista Ridge Senior Triple Jump
    Bailey Rosenstrauch Palmer Ridge Senior 4×400
    Ramon Salgado Mountain View Senior Pole Vault
    Jay Shuman Palisade Senior 110 hurdles
    George Silvanic Palmer Ridge Senior Discus
    Harry Steinberg Durango Junior 4×800
    Logan Stewart Mountain View Senior Long Jump
    Eli Sullivan Longmont Senior 4×100, 4×200

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    Class 3A

    Athlete of the year: Kent Harris, Lutheran

    Coach of the year: Darwin Horan, Lutheran

    First Team
    Name School Year Event(s)
    Sunday Abarca Aspen Junior 400 meters
    Luke Arkell Lutheran Sophomore 4×100, 4×200
    Ben Butler SkyView Academy Senior 3200 meters
    Bryce Coop Manitou Springs Junior 4×400
    Jacob Dack Lutheran Junior Shot Put
    Adam Dawson Lutheran Junior Discus
    Isaiah Delacerda Alamosa Junior 4×800
    Jasper Germain Roaring Fork Sophomore High Jump
    Kharon Hall Lutheran Senior 4×100, 4×200, Triple Jump
    Matt Hanson Lutheran Senior 110 hurdles
    Kent Harris Lutheran Senior 100 meters, 200 meters, 4×100, 4×200
    Chad Jackson Alamosa Freshman 4×800
    Jared Keul Manitou Springs Junior 800 meters, 4×400
    Oscar Martinez Alamosa Junior 4×800
    Caleb Palmer Alamosa Junior 4×800
    Conner Plackis Manitou Springs Senior 4×400
    Gallian Roberts Salida Senior 300 hurdles, Long Jump
    Luke Rodholm Manitou Springs Junior 4×400
    Taylor Stack Salida Senior 1600 meters
    Harrison Tomko Lutheran Senior 4×100, 4×200
    Victor Zimmerman Sterling Junior Pole Vault

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    Class 2A

    Athlete of the year: Shane Gates, Cedaredge

    Coach of the year: Kirby Henderson, Cedaredge

    First Team
    Name School Year Event(s)
    Evan Anderson Resurrection Christian Senior 400 meters, 4×100, 4×400
    Cooper Daniels Vail Christian Senior Pole Vault
    Shane Gates Cedaredge Senior 110 hurdles, 300 hurdles, High Jump
    Jaylen Hayes Ellicott Junior 4×200
    Adrian Hernandez Mancos Senior 4×800
    Simon Kearns Mancos Sophomore 4×800
    Ben Kelley Soroco Sophomore 800 meters
    Jake McKie Mancos Sophomore 4×800
    Chad Mikelson Sedgwick County Junior Long Jump, Triple Jump
    Ro Paschal Mancos Senior 4×800
    Garrett Quintana John Mall Senior Shot Put, Discus
    Paul Roberts Lyons Senior 1600 meters, 3200 meters
    Jarod Seery Ellicott Senior 4×200
    Conner Stahla Resurrection Christian Junior 4×100, 4×400
    Michael Stevenson Resurrection Christian Junior 4×400
    Chiante’ Stewart Ellicott Sophomore 4×200
    Jack Taylor Resurrection Christian Sophomore 4×100
    Kevin Vargas Ellicott Senior 4×200
    Cooper Ward Resurrection Christian Senior 100 meters, 200 meters, 4×100, 4×400

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    Class 1A

    Athlete of the year: Jordan Cherin, Shining Mountain

    Coach of the year: Joe Packard, Heritage Christian

    First Team
    Name School Year Event(s)
    Chris Athey Lake City Community Junior 4×800
    Zane Bearfoot Cheraw Senior 4×100
    Ian Beckett McClave Sophomore High Jump
    Isaac Borchers Lake City Community Sophomore 4×800
    Andy Borunda Springfield Senior Shot Put, Discus
    Shiloh Bremer Cheraw Junior 4×100
    Jordan Cherin Shining Mountain Senior 200 meters, 400 meters, 800 meters
    Luke Duggan Pawnee Senior 1600 meters
    Beau Dukes Springfield Freshman 4×200
    Bowman Ellis Springfield Junior 4×200
    Blayden Fletcher North Park Sophomore 110 hurdles
    Luke Gilliland Heritage Christian Senior 3200 meters
    Tate Goble Otis Sophomore Pole Vault
    Tristan Headrick Cheraw Senior 4×100
    Rafe Hutches Springfield Senior 4×200
    Cameron Klann Flagler Junior 100 meters, Long Jump
    Matt Lee Heritage Christian Senior 4×400
    Trent Leoffler Arickaree Senior Triple Jump
    Riley Moore Lake City Community Sophomore 4×800
    Taylor Motschall Heritage Christian Junior 4×400
    Marshall Thornton Springfield Senior 4×200
    Brendon Trujillo Cheraw Junior 4×100
    Fred Turner Eads Junior 300 hurdles
    Robbie Wagner Heritage Christian Senior 4×400
    Liam Whinnery Lake City Community Senior 4×800
    Caleb Wickstrom Heritage Christian Senior 4×400

  • Photos: Singer leads No. 10 Columbine volleyball to sweep of Hinkley

    LITTLETON — Erin Singer had 11 kills as No. 10 Columbine swept Hinkley in Class 5A volleyball on Thursday.

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  • Boys golf’s regional fields and schedules for 5A, 4A and 3A

    Below are the complete fields for this season’s boys golf regionals, which begin on Monday.

    All live scores will be available on golf.rcasey.wpengine.com.

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    Class 5A

    Southern

    Team Note
    Coronado Colorado Springs Metro 1
    Arapahoe Centennial 1
    Liberty Colorado Springs Metro 5
    Ralston Valley Jeffco 2
    Fruita Monument Southwestern 2
    Rangeview East Metro 3
    Highlands Ranch Continental 4
    Boulder Front Range 3
    Smoky Hill Centennial 5
    Bear Creek Jeffco 6
    Greeley West Front Range 8
    Aurora Central East Metro 6
    Legend Continental 7
    Mountain Range Front Range 10

    Central

    Team Note
    Regis Jesuit Continental 1
    Denver East Denver Prep 1
    Doherty Colorado Springs Metro 2
    Cherry Creek Centennial 2
    Columbine Jeffco 3
    Fort Collins Front Range 4
    Northglenn/Thornton East Metro 4
    Rock Canyon Continental 5
    Rampart Colorado Springs Metro 6
    Eaglecrest Centennial 6
    Pomona Jeffco 7
    Legacy Front Range 6
    ThunderRidge Continental 8
    Poudre Front Range 9
    Westminster East Metro 7

    Northern

    Team Note
    Fossil Ridge Front Range 1
    Prairie View East Metro 1
    Heritage Continental 2
    Palmer Colorado Springs Metro 3
    Cherokee Trail Centennial 3
    Dakota Ridge Jeffco 4
    Fairview Front Range 5
    Gateway East Metro 5
    Castle View Continental 6
    Chatfield Jeffco 8
    Broomfield Front Range 7
    Douglas County Continental 9
    Hinkley East Metro 8
    Overland Centennial 7
    Rocky Mountain Front Range 11

    Western

    Team Note
    Grand Junction Southwestern 1
    Lakewood Jeffco 1
    George Washington Denver Prep 2
    Brighton East Metro 2
    Mountain Vista Continental 3
    Grand Junction Central Southwestern 3
    Pine Creek Colorado Springs Metro 4
    Grandview Centennial 4
    Arvada West Jeffco 5
    Monarch Front Range 2
    Chaparral Continental 10
    Fountain-Fort Carson Colorado Springs Metro 7
    Horizon Front Range 13
    Adams City East Metro 9

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    Class 4A

    Metro

    Team League
    Mullen Centennial
    Elizabeth Colorado 7
    Englewood Colorado 7
    Vista PEAK Colorado 7
    Ponderosa Continental
    Denver North Denver Prep
    Denver South Denver Prep
    Denver West Denver Prep
    Kennedy Denver Prep
    Thomas Jefferson Denver Prep
    Arvada Jeffco
    Conifer Jeffco
    D’Evelyn Jeffco
    Evergreen Jeffco
    Golden Jeffco
    Green Mountain Jeffco
    Littleton Jeffco
    Standley Lake Jeffco
    Valor Christian Jeffco
    Wheat Ridge Jeffco

    Northern

    Team League
    Fort Morgan Colorado 7
    Centaurus Northern
    Greeley Central Northern
    Longmont Northern
    Mountain View Northern
    Niwot Northern
    Northridge Northern
    Silver Creek Northern
    Thompson Valley Northern
    Berthoud Tri Valley
    Erie Tri Valley
    Frederick Tri Valley
    Holy Family Tri Valley
    Roosevelt Tri Valley
    Skyline Tri Valley
    Windsor Tri Valley

    Southern

    Team League
    Canon City CS Metro
    The Classical Academy CS Metro
    Harrison CS Metro
    Mesa Ridge CS Metro
    Mitchell CS Metro
    Sierra CS Metro
    Widefield CS Metro
    Woodland CS Metro
    Air Academy Pikes Peak
    Cheyenne Mountain Pikes Peak
    Discovery Canyon Pikes Peak
    Falcon Pikes Peak
    Lewis-Palmer Pikes Peak
    Palmer Ridge Pikes Peak
    Sand Creek Pikes Peak
    Vista Ridge Pikes Peak
    Pueblo Centennial South Central
    Pueblo Central South Central
    Pueblo County South Central
    Pueblo East South Central
    Pueblo South South Central
    Pueblo West South Central

    Western

    Team League
    Durango Southwestern
    Montezuma-Cortez Southwestern
    Montrose Southwestern
    Battle Mountain Western Slope
    Delta Western Slope
    Eagle Valley Western Slope
    Palisade Western Slope
    Rifle Western Slope
    Steamboat Springs Western Slope
    Summit Western Slope

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    Class 3A

    Metro

    • Site: CommonGround GC
    • Date: Sept. 22, 8:30 a.m.
    Team League
    Colorado Academy Metro
    Kent Denver Metro
    Lutheran Metro
    Machebeuf Metro
    SkyView Academy Metro
    Denver Academy Mile High
    Denver Christian Mile High
    Front Range Christian Mile High
    C.S. Christian Tri-Peaks
    James Irwin Tri-Peaks
    Manitou Springs Tri-Peaks
    St. Mary’s Tri-Peaks
    Cornerstone Christian 5280

    Northern

    • Site: Highland Meadows
    • Date: Sept. 22, 9 a.m.
    Team League
    Holyoke Lower Platte
    Yuma Lower Platte
    Faith Christian Metro
    Jefferson Academy Metro
    Peak to Peak Metro
    Dawson Mile High
    Resurrection Christian Mile High
    Brush Patriot
    Eaton Patriot
    Estes Park Patriot
    Frontier Academy Patriot
    Strasburg Patriot
    Sterling Patriot
    Burlington Union Pacific

    Southern

    • Site: Hollydot
    • Date: Sept. 22, 9 a.m.
    Team League
    Cheyenne Wells High Plains
    La Veta Fisher’s Peak
    Alamosa Intermountain
    Monte Vista Intermountain
    Pagosa Springs Intermountain
    Fowler Santa Fe
    Rocky Ford Santa Fe
    Rye Santa Fe
    Swallows Academy Santa Fe
    Swink Santa Fe
    Florence Tri-Peaks
    La Junta Tri-Peaks
    Lamar Tri-Peaks
    Trinidad Tri-Peaks

    Western

    • Site: Steamboat Springs GC
    • Date: Sept. 22, 9 a.m.
    Team Note
    Lake County Frontier
    Buena Vista Tri-Peaks
    Salida Tri-Peaks
    Aspen Western Slope
    Basalt Western Slope
    Cedaredge Western Slope
    Coal Ridge Western Slope
    Grand Valley Western Slope
    Gunnison Western Slope
    Moffat County Western Slope
    Rangely Western Slope
    Vail Christian Western Slope
    Vail Mountain Western Slope