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All-state boys soccer teams for the 2017 season

The 2017 all-state boys soccer 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

Player of the year: Michael Mooney, Broomfield

Coach of the year: Jim Davidson, Broomfield

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Cameron Broadhurst	Broomfield	–	Senior
Sam Carson	Denver East	FORW	Senior
Michael Mooney	Broomfield	–	Senior
Omar Castruita	Boulder	FORW	Junior
Alec Fronapfel	Fort Collins	FORW	Junior
M Steiner	Fairview	–	Senior
Nick McCabe	Boulder	MF	Senior
Sawyer Giles	Broomfield	–	Senior
Luke Neureiter	Denver East	D	Senior
Eddie St. Martin	Grandview	GK	Senior
Brian Velasquez	Far Northeast Warriors	STRK/MF/SWEP	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Nico Cappella	Denver East	D	Senior
Jake Chaffetz	Grand Junction	MF	Senior
Sawyer Cirbo	Horizon	–	Senior
Blair Durand	Fossil Ridge	FORW/MF	Senior
Stephen Goth	Legacy	MF	Senior
Chris Grauberger	Arapahoe	FORW	Senior
Jack McReynolds	Rampart	MF	Senior
Kyle Mikan	Legacy	MF/D	Senior
Mathew Rhoads	Fort Collins	D	Senior
Abram Sanchez	Grand Junction	STRK	Senior
Alex Snavely	Fort Collins	GK	Senior

Honorable mention: Alexis Acevedo, Senior, Hinkley; Aaron Biggerstaff, Junior, Rocky Mountain; Cole Blake, Senior, Regis Jesuit; Kelton Boyd, Senior, Greeley West; Kyler Bradshaw, Senior, Grand Junction; Guilherme Caldas, Senior, Prairie View; Alexis Flores, Junior, Rangeview; Quinn Frankovsky, Senior, Boulder; Cameron Gail, Junior, Arapahoe; Colin Giardino, Senior, Regis Jesuit; Jesus Hernandez, Senior, Westminster; Edwin Hernandez, Senior, Coronado; Kyle Hernandez, Senior, Grandview; Parker Josephson, Senior, Fountain-Fort Carson; Jack Mann, Senior, Doherty; Caesar Martinez, Junior, Cherry Creek; Mason Miller, Junior, Ralston Valley; Caleb Norwood, Junior, Liberty; Dillon O’Connor, Senior, Castle View; Alex Ortiz, Sophomore, Far Northeast Warriors; Anthony Priest, Junior, Fort Collins; Jon Schroeder, Senior, Pine Creek; Anandro Sinaga, Senior, Hinkley; Sajji Singh, Junior, Fairview; Langston Smith, Senior, Rangeview; Jonathan Terry, Senior, Castle View; Jacob Wood, Senior, Cherry Creek; Logan Yeager, Junior, Mountain Range; Afeworki Zeru, Senior, Rampart.

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Kristian Hooker, Air Academy

Coach of the year: Lee Stanley, Centaurus

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Thomas Beatty	Air Academy	GK	Junior
Murphy Bohlmann	Steamboat Springs	GK/FORW	Junior
Kristian Hooker	Air Academy	FORW	Senior
Garrett Kramer	Sand Creek	–	Senior
Sergio Lopez	Denver North	MF	Senior
Juan Macias	Battle Mountain	FORW	Senior
Jacob Martino	Air Academy	MF	Senior
Ethan Michel	Centaurus	MF	Senior
Christian Nunez	Centaurus	STRK	Sophomore
Rodrigo Ruiz	Centaurus	GK	Senior
Jake Slater	The Classical Academy	–	Senior
Jonny Stephens	The Classical Academy	D/MF	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Tristan Abarca	Denver North	D	Senior
Prajwol Chaudhary	Montrose	–	Senior
Thaddaeus Dewing	Air Academy	FORW	Sophomore
Eli Fenton	Durango	–	Senior
Austin Gillies	Skyline	MF/FORW/FORW	Senior
Adrian Gutierrez	Kennedy	–	Senior
Jayme Lindsay	Standley Lake	–	Senior
Zach Maguire	Littleton	MF	Senior
Jason Rodriguez	Niwot	FORW	Senior
Weston Short	Standley Lake	–	Senior
Manuel Tapia	Niwot	FORW	Junior

Honorable mention: Sean Alex, Sophomore, Montrose; Nasr AliAbid, Senior, Littleton; Eddie Arciniega, Senior, Mitchell; Kyle Boyd, Senior, D’Evelyn; Jesse Bridge, Senior, Sand Creek; David Brughelli, Senior, Green Mountain; Luis Bustos, Senior, Skyline; Mauricio Castillo, Senior, Battle Mountain; Francisco Chavez, Sophomore, Pueblo Centennial; Isaac Chihuahua, Senior, Thomas Jefferson; Steve Cline, Junior, Pueblo West; Matthew Fountaine, Senior, Holy Family; Saul Garcia-Rodriguez, Junior, Arvada; Colton Gomez, Senior, Golden; Horacio Gomez, Senior, Kennedy; Jesus Gonzales, Junior, Niwot; Ryan Gutberlet, Junior, Evergreen; JP Hallmark, Senior, Silver Creek; Waseem Jimenez, Senior, Windsor; Sam Kilimann, Senior, Cheyenne Mountain; Max Lewter, Junior, Valor Christian; Roberto Martinez, Senior, Fort Morgan; Elian Mojica, Senior, Alameda; Jason Oehme, Senior, Steamboat Springs; Alonso Pacheco, Senior, Glenwood Springs; Connor Peskin, Senior, Silver Creek; Pablo Reyes, Senior, Skyview; Tanner Schnurbusch, Senior, Conifer; Matthew Spory, Junior, Cheyenne Mountain; Tanner Starnes, Senior, D’Evelyn; Garrett Troupe, Senior, The Classical Academy; Bryan Vazquez, Junior, Skyview; Nate Webb, Junior, Skyline; Joe Whitney, Senior, Wheat Ridge; Tristan Widic, Senior, Mesa Ridge; Max Wilson, Senior, Durango.

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Class 3A

colorado academy fountain valley boys soccer — (Lance Wendt/LanceWendt.com)

Player of the year: Larson Baker, Colorado Academy

Coach of the year: Cyrus Salehi, Liberty Common

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Aidan Allen	Liberty Common	D/FORW	Senior
AJ Arroyo	Jefferson Academy	–	Senior
Larson Baker	Colorado Academy	FORW	Senior
Eric Bear	Colorado Academy	D	Senior
Tanner MacKay	Colorado Springs Christian	MF/STRK	Senior
Nick Payne	Kent Denver	FB	Senior
Jackson Smink	Denver Science & Tech Stapleton	MF	Senior
Alec Tanaka	Colorado Springs Christian	D	Senior
Brian Wittmer	Kent Denver	HB	Senior
Michael Yeh	Liberty Common	MF	Junior
Ryan Zonnefeld	Liberty Common	STRK/D	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Gabe Calhoun	St. Mary’s	GK	Junior
Ian Coen	Jefferson Academy	–	Junior
Najy Faour	Liberty Common	D	Senior
Jesus Granillo	KIPP Denver Collegiate	MF/STRK/D	Senior
Brandon Harper	Delta	MF	Senior
Brendan Lefkowicz	Peak to Peak	FORW/D	Senior
Raul Loya	The Pinnacle	–	Junior
Jose Pantoja	Delta	FB	Junior
Victor Ponce de Leon	Arrupe Jesuit	FB	Senior
Lookens Smith	Colorado Springs Christian	FORW/MF	Junior
Ezequiel Vasquez	Coal Ridge	–	Senior

Honorable mention: Marcus Amaya, Senior, Coal Ridge; Jeff Amidon, Junior, Denver Christian; Demetrio Araiza, Junior, Atlas Preparatory School; Richard Argueta, Sophomore, Basalt; Armando Armas, Freshman, Denver School of Science & Technology: Green Valley Ranch; Bryan Ascencio, Senior, Jefferson; Alex Bonilla, Junior, Valley; Aidan Boyd, Senior, Jefferson Academy; Max Candela, Junior, Roaring Fork; Daniel Cisneros, Senior, Englewood; Joel Daniel, Senior, The Academy; Lewis DeCarolis, Senior, Colorado Springs School; Riki Fujimoto, Freshman, Fountain Valley; Rodrigo Garcia, Senior, KIPP Denver Collegiate; Anderson Gilmore, Senior, The Academy; Luis Guadarrama, Senior, Estes Park; Dom Hartman, Junior, St. Mary’s; Christian Juarez, Sophomore, Aurora West College Prep Academy; Hajrudin Karasalihovic, Senior, WIlliam Smith; Bryce Lindquist, Senior, Faith Christian; Gerardo Lucero Castro, Freshman, WIlliam Smith; Theo Marston, Junior, Vail Mountain; Lamario Nisbeth, Sophomore, Atlas Preparatory School; Caleb Richardson, Senior, Salida; Jorge Rojas, Senior, Bruce Randolph; Asher Schoepflin, Sophomore, Manitou Springs; Lukas Senovaitis, Senior, Middle Park; Jack Shams, Senior, Dawson School; Aidan Sloan, Junior, Roaring Fork; Jaime Vazquez, Junior, Lamar.

November 29, 2017

All-state volleyball teams for the 2017 season

The 2017 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

Rock Canyon Legend volleyball — (Ray Chen/ArrayPhoto.com)

Player of the year: Keeley Davis, Rock Canyon

Coach of the year: Sally Moos, Cherry Creek

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Qairo Bentley	Denver East	OH/RS	Junior
Keeley Davis	Rock Canyon	OH	Senior
Ashley Hand	Cherry Creek	S	Senior
Amanda Keller	Mountain Vista	MH	Senior
Lauren Lowry	Castle View	S	Senior
Kate Menz	Castle View	OH	Senior
Riley Zuhn	Fossil Ridge	MB/OH	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Mara Abernethy	Coronado	MH	Senior
Julia Eiken	Chatfield	MB	Senior
Leanne Lowry	Castle View	L	Sophomore
Sam Novak	Mountain Vista	L	Senior
Katie Sherman	Cherry Creek	OH	Junior
Riley Snyder	Fruita Monument	OH/OPP	Senior
Kira Thomsen	Chaparral	OH	Junior

Honorable mention: Morgan Browne, Junior, Bear Creek; Jurnee Calhoun, Senior, Denver East; Molly Chapman, Junior, Cherry Creek; Sydney Cole, Sophomore, Cherokee Trail; AnnaMarie Dodson, Junior, Rocky Mountain; Ashley Drye, Senior, Ralston Valley; Ashley Echols, Senior, Castle View; Kylee Harr, Senior, Grandview; Ava Jacobson, Senior, Loveland; Breanna Jones, Senior, Chatfield; Noelle Knutsen, Senior, Chaparral; Annika Larson, Junior, Rocky Mountain; Kerstin Layman, Senior, Columbine; Tyler Lindgren, Senior, Fossil Ridge; Allison Maisells, Senior, Northglenn; Kelsie Milkowski, Senior, Highlands Ranch; Danielle Mullen, Senior, Legend; Laryssa Myers, Junior, Rock Canyon; Alicia Nguyen, Senior, Arapahoe; Kyra Parker, Senior, Rampart; Lily Pierce, Junior, Brighton; Lorrin Poulter, Junior, Eaglecrest; Akolda Redgebol, Senior, Aurora Central; Kaina Roehrkasse, Senior, Fort Collins; Taylor Rohr, Senior, Fort Collins; Delaney St. Pierre, Senior, Coronado; Lauren Strain, Sophomore, Horizon; Dana Thomson, Senior, Fruita Monument.

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Class 4A

Holy Family Niwot volleyball — (Conner Davis/CHSAANow.com)

Player of the year: MacKenzie Fidelak, Niwot

Coach of the year: Wade Baxter, Lewis-Palmer

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Gianna Bartalo	Lewis-Palmer	L	Sophomore
MacKenzie Fidelak	Niwot		Senior
Courtney Lane	Valor Christian	OH	Junior
Brilane Manchego	Pueblo West	S/OH	Senior
Riley Putnicki	Lewis-Palmer	RS/S	Junior
McKenna Sciacca	Lewis-Palmer	S	Junior
Ali Travis	Holy Family	OH	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Claudia Dillon	Evergreen	OH	Junior
Peyton Frank	Holy Family	L	Sophomore
Ellie garrett	Windsor	S/RS	Sophomore
Kessandra Krutsinger	Lewis-Palmer	MB	Junior
Mya Michaelson	Erie	MB	Senior
Lily Thomason	Valor Christian	OH	Junior
Julie Ward	Berthoud	OH	Senior

Honorable mention: Sara Berghoff, Senior, Holy Family; Kinley Coe, Senior, Cheyenne Mountain; Solei Daniels, Senior, Ponderosa; Anna Davis, Sophomore, Valor Christian; Emma Falk, Junior, Niwot; Micah Feeley, Senior, Steamboat Springs; Allie Gammel, Senior, Wheat Ridge; Becy Glutova, Senior, Eagle Valley; Natalie Haggard, Senior, D’Evelyn; Emily Hanenberg, Senior, Pueblo West; Abigail Hildenbrand, Senior, Ponderosa; Gracey Jarecke, Junior, Thomas Jefferson; Emily Jepkes, Senior, Golden; Brighton Krasovic, Senior, Pueblo Centennial; Kendall Malone, Senior, Mullen; Dorie Moore, Junior, Roosevelt; Savannah Ott, Junior, Green Mountain; Cayla Owen, Senior, Cheyenne Mountain; Summer Reflogal, Junior, Palmer Ridge; Mac Russ, Freshman, Palmer Ridge; Rachel Siurek, Senior, Holy Family; Emily Tucker, Senior, Palisade; Avery Weaver, Senior, Battle Mountain; Tye Wedhorn, Senior, Glenwood Springs; Annika Wetterstrom, Junior, Longmont; Peyton Wright, Senior, D’Evelyn.

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Class 3A

Eaton Lutheran volleyball — (Matt Daniels/MattDanPhoto.com)

Player of the year: Chelsey Lockey, Eaton

Coach of the year: Alicia Oates, Lutheran

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Taynin Abbott	Faith Christian	L/DS	Senior
Payton Brgoch	Lutheran		Sophomore
Mackenzie Harris	Eaton	OH	Junior
Aracely Hernandez	University	OH	Senior
Chelsey Lockey	Eaton	S	Senior
Brilynd Pence	Buena Vista	S/OH	Senior
Halie Diederich	Valley	S	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Faith Ahlhardt	Pagosa Springs	OH	Senior
Kyndall Feather	Sterling	S/OH	Senior
Kennedey Johnson	Lutheran		Sophomore
Bella Keister	Faith Christian	OPP/OH	Senior
Bailey Martin	Middle Park	MB	Senior
Ana Scott	Eaton	OH/RS	Senior
Morgan Watson	Resurrection Christian		Sophomore

Honorable mention: Christine Ajayi, Senior, Colorado Springs Christian; Dasha Andreyev, Junior, The Academy; Kiera Barr, Senior, Middle Park; Kylie Baudino, Senior, Rye; Courtney Bayles, Senior, Bayfield; Nevi Beatty, Senior, Denver Science & Tech Stapleton; Olivia Bonstead, Senior, Bennett; Sarah Carvo, Senior, Prospect Ridge Academy; Cali Clark, Sophomore, Lamar; Lexi Cox, Senior, Eagle Ridge Academy; McKayla Cully, Junior, Manitou Springs; Lauren Davey, Junior, Delta; Jade Feather, Sophomore, Sterling; Cassie Forgue, Senior, Lamar; Haley Frederking, Senior, Peak to Peak; Paige Harlow, Senior, Coal Ridge; Maryah Hoeft, Senior, Englewood; Haleigh Leibel, Senior, Florence; Alicia Lovell, Senior, Eaton; Madaline Lowry, Senior, Bishop Machebeuf; Madelyn Malm, Junior, University; Santana Martinez, Senior, Coal Ridge; Kylee McCoy, Senior, Bayfield; Jade McGovern, Senior, Cedaredge; Lexi Ortega, Senior, Alamosa; Alawna Prokop, Junior, Weld Central; Madison Pryor, Senior, La Junta; Karina Ramos Leanos, Senior, The Pinnacle; Renatha Santos-Arriaga, Senior, Jefferson; Kassie Schell, Senior, Buena Vista; Elizabeth Shaw, Senior, Gunnison; Kendra Sotelo, Senior, Valley; Nakita Swingle, Senior, Bennett; Maddie Uyemura, Junior, Platte Valley; Maria Watters, Senior, Colorado Academy; Emily Wright, Senior, Coal Ridge; Annika Zenk, Junior, Platte Valley.

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Class 2A

Lyons Yuma volleyball — (Dustin Price/DustinPricePhotography.com)

Player of the year: Sarah Stevelinck, Lyons

Coach of the year: Mason Johnson, Lyons

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Katie Kurz	Dayspring Christian		Senior
Taylor Maguire	Lyons	OH/OPP	Sophomore
Jerraldawn Rector	Simla		Senior
Cody Robinson	Yuma	OH/MH/S	Junior
Kenedy Roth	Yuma	S/OH	Senior
Sarah Stevelinck	Lyons	L/DS	Senior
Shaelyn Walton	Hoehne	MB	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Chloe Baker	Wiggins	S/OPP	Junior
Chasey Blach	Yuma	MB	Junior
Hally Herder	Denver Christian	OH/MH/RS	Senior
Lacie Jones	Del Norte	MH/OH	Junior
Kassie Luce	Meeker	S	Junior
Elisabeth Porrey	Dawson School	OH	Senior
Sydney Ritschard	West Grand	OH	Senior

Honorable mention: Bailee Boles, Senior, Soroco; Katelyn Brown, Senior, Rangely; Kylen Christiansen, Junior, Lyons; Sarah Connor, Senior, Rangely; Brianna Denton, Junior, Swink; Grace Dille, Senior, Holyoke; Cassidy Dotter, Senior, John Mall; Chloe Duffy, Senior, Simla; Sarah Evans, Junior, Vail Mountain; Mayson Fago, Sophomore, Union Colony Prep; Elizabeth Hagerman, Senior, Fowler; Brittanie Hill, Senior, Hoehne; Olivia Himmel, Junior, Highland; Tori Jordan, Senior, Wiggins; Dawson Knode, Junior, Haxtun; Sierra Knox, Senior, Calhan; Ixchel Leeuwenburgh, Senior, Lyons; Rachel Lucas, Senior, Clear Creek; Krissie Luce, Junior, Meeker; Tatum Majors, Junior, Dolores; Elizabeth Mullett, Senior, Custer County; Kyla O’Neal, Junior, Swink; Mckenna Palmer, Senior, Paonia; McKensie Penkoff, Senior, Custer County; Harlee Pepper, Senior, Sargent; Natalie Richardi, Senior, Colorado Springs School; Megan Roberts, Senior, Dayspring Christian; Morgan Rose, Junior, Mancos; Sierra Schwartz, Senior, Dolores; Shoshone Thompson, Senior, Ignacio; Lexi VanSickle, Senior, Fowler.

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Class 1A

Kit Carson volleyball — (Dustin Price/DustinPricePhotography.com)

Player of the year: Tess Hornung, Kit Carson

Coach of the year: Penny Isenbart, Kit Carson

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Bailey Chintala	Fleming	OH/MH	Senior
Kaylee Corsentino	La Veta	OH/MH	Junior
Heather Graham	Genoa-Hugo	MB	Senior
Tess Hornung	Kit Carson		Junior
Micayla Isenbart	Kit Carson		Senior
Alli Keisel	Fleming	MH/MB	Senior
Skyla Miller	Briggsdale		Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Kallie Cathcart	Holly	MH	Junior
Reyna Isenbart	Kit Carson		Sophomore
Kendyl Kirkwood	Fleming	S/MH/MB	Freshman
Kimberlyn Krise	Briggsdale		Sophomore
Allie Nidey	McClave	OH	Senior
Brenna Shettron	Springfield	MH	Senior
Ashley Yergert	Kim/Branson		Senior

Honorable mention: Hope Bondurant, Senior, Cotopaxi; Josie Cook, Senior, Holly; Faith Dellamaestra, Junior, Wiley; Ruby Halcomb, Junior, Otis; Olivia Isenbart, Junior, Kit Carson; Kaybree Keating, Junior, Weldon Valley; Hannah Kinnison, Sophomore, Prairie; Olivia Madrid, Senior, Creede; Erin Marzolf, Senior, Flagler/Hi-Plains; Makenna Metzler, Junior, Otis; Kendra Noe, Senior, Cheyenne Wells; Faith Novess, Junior, De Beque; Jordan Parker, Junior, McClave; LaRissa Randolph, Senior, Dove Creek; Ryely Smartt, Sophomore, Genoa-Hugo; McKenzie Smith, Junior, Kit Carson; Jocelyn Smith, Junior, Elbert; Sonia Vallejos, Senior, La Veta; Marisa Vazquez, Junior, Wiley; Jayci Westphal, Senior, Springfield; Kirsten Wood, Junior, Weldon Valley.

November 21, 2017

All-state baseball teams for the 2017 season

The 2017 all-state baseball 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

Player of the year: John Sorensen, Rocky Mountain

Coach of the year: Scott Bullock, Rocky Mountain

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Liam Eddy	Brighton	P/RF/3B	Senior
Matt Givin	Rock Canyon	RHP/SS/2B	Senior
Tyler Hyland	Rocky Mountain	OF/P	Senior
James Notary	Broomfield	P/INF	Senior
Casey Opitz	Heritage	C/INF	Senior
Tanner O’Tremba	Cherry Creek	OF	Junior
Caleb Sloan	Regis Jesuit	RHP	Senior
John Sorensen	Rocky Mountain	SS/P	Senior
Jordan Stubbings	Legend	3B/1B/C	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Carter Akerfelds	Dakota Ridge	RHP	Senior
Jacob Arellano	Mountain Range		Senior
Tyler Carpenter	Fairview	1B/P	Senior
Drake Davis	Ralston Valley	RHP/OF	Senior
Kalen Hammer	Rocky Mountain	INF	Senior
Jacob Hilton	Heritage	RHP/INF	Senior
Jack Liffrig	Mountain Vista	LHP	Junior
Garrett Tisdall	Eaglecrest	RHP/C/3B	Senior
Jack Winkler	Chatfield	INF/P	Senior

Honorable mention:

Sean Arnold, Highlands Ranch, 1B/OF, Junior
Michael Baer, Regis Jesuit, 1B, Senior
Alex Bumpus, Coronado, CF/P, Senior
Kyle Cardona, Legend, SS/RHP, Senior
Joshua Chamberlain, Legacy, RHP/2B, Senior
Andrew Chavez, Cherry Creek, C, Senior
Riley Cornelio, Pine Creek, SS/RHP, Sophomore
Jeff Cyr, Ralston Valley, SS/RHP, Senior
Andrew Danko, Eaglecrest, SS/RHP, Junior
Colby Deaville, Legacy, SS, Senior
Moses Dokes, Denver East, Freshman
Spencer Gendreau, Rocky Mountain, 1B/OF, Senior
Mikey Griebel, Columbine, CF, Senior
Colton Hill, Rock Canyon, OF, Senior
Sam Ireland, Mountain Vista, 1B/RHP, Sophomore
Patrick Kauffmann, Denver East, Senior
Hunter Kelchner, Grand Junction Central, RHP/1B, Senior
Ryan Kirby, Grand Junction Central, INF, Sophomore
Cooper Legault, Dakota Ridge, OF/RHP, Junior
Jordan Medina, Highlands Ranch, UTIL/P, Junior
Mitch Morales, Broomfield, P/OF, Sophomore
Trey Morrill, Fruita Monument, P/OF, Junior
Conner Nantkes, Cherokee Trail, P/UTIL, Senior
Jakob Pigati, Bear Creek, CF/LF/RF, Senior
Jack Radford, Bear Creek, P, Senior
Cody Schultz, Cherry Creek, INF, Senior
Mason Speirs, Broomfield, C/C, Senior
Jose Treto, Brighton, P/SS/OF, Senior
Matt Turner, Broomfield, 1B, Senior
Jadon Uhrich, Rocky Mountain, C/INF/OF, Senior
Quincey Ulrich, ThunderRidge,
Jake Willemsen, Fairview, OF, Senior

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Luke Ziegler, Valor Christian

Coach of the year: Steve Jones, Evergreen

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Mike Berg	Thompson Valley	C/OF/3B	Senior
Micah Bregard	Air Academy	INF/P	Junior
RJ Dabovich	Pueblo West		Senior
Noah Kuzma	Valor Christian	C	Junior
Ben Muscatello	Evergreen	P/SS/INF	Junior
JD Wadleigh	Green Mountain	RHP/OF	Junior
Judah Wilbur	Denver North	SS/2B/RHP	Senior
Cole Winn	Silver Creek	INF/P	Junior
Luke Ziegler	Valor Christian	3B/RHP	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Josh Danyliw	Valor Christian	P/RF	Junior
Alan Garcia	Pueblo West		Senior
Trystan Kimmel	Thomas Jefferson	INF/RHP	Senior
Skyler Messinger	Niwot	P/INF	Senior
Dylan Norsen	Mountain View	P/INF	Senior
Joel Pierce	Valor Christian	LF/RF	Senior
Jose Robles	Denver North	RHP/C	Senior
Andrew Shaw	Summit	LHP/OF/1B	Senior
Corte Tapia	Windsor		Senior

Honorable mention:

Mason Bennett, Ponderosa,
Matt Berg, Thompson Valley, SS/2B/OF, Senior
Aaron Berkhoff, Cheyenne Mountain, 3B, Sophomore
Brody Bettis, Green Mountain, 2B, Senior
Dalton Bishop, Mesa Ridge, C/INF/SS, Senior
Nick Bowermaster, Thomas Jefferson, SS/RHP, Sophomore
John Bull, The Classical Academy, INF/P, Junior
Marcus Casados, Pueblo Central, P/OF/1B, Senior
Takoda Chaney, Rifle, OF/P/1B, Senior
Colton Clingman, Holy Family, 1B/LHP, Senior
Billy Cook, Lewis-Palmer, Senior
Travis Cowan, Wheat Ridge, SS/RHP, Senior
Josh Dudden, Air Academy, INF, Senior
Ryker Eagen, Evergreen, CF/P/C, Senior
Chance Eben, Northridge, RHP/LF, Junior
Ian Garcia, Pueblo West, Senior
Brock Girling, Sierra, C/OF/P, Senior
Willie Gordon, D’Evelyn, C/3B, Senior
Jaeden Hegmann, Mesa Ridge, SS, Senior
Nate Higgins, Skyline, P/OF, Senior
Jack Hudd, Evergreen, P/INF, Senior
Jarett Koch, Canon City, OF/P, Senior
Garrett Martin, Eagle Valley, RHP/OF, Senior
Trey McBride, Fort Morgan, OF/C, Junior
Adam McShan, Kennedy, C, Junior
Luke Nethercot, Canon City, INF/P, Senior
Max Noland, Palisade, Senior
Brevin Owen, Falcon, C/INF/RHP, Senior
Trevor Pacheco, Pueblo East, RHP/INF, Junior
Carlos Sanchez, Denver North, 1B/RHP, Senior
Ryan Schneider, Cheyenne Mountain, OF, Senior
Weston Siefken, Holy Family, C/3B/RHP, Sophomore
Pablo Simon, Golden, SS/RHP, Junior
John Taber, Palisade, Senior
James Verlinde, Air Academy, P, Senior
Zach Watts, Windsor, Junior
Kaylor Werner, Northridge, CF/LHP, Junior
Ethan Whitson, Golden, OF/RHP, Junior

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Class 3A

Eaton Valley baseball — (Matt Mathewes/MVPSportsPics.com)

Player of the year: Jose Mercado, Valley

Coach of the year: Steve Kissler, Valley

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Shawn Chacon	Valley	OF/INF/P	Senior
Micah Dorsey	Eaton	P/C	Senior
Landon Ford	Faith Christian	INF/RHP	Senior
Tyler Geddes	Lamar		Senior
Jose Mercado	Valley	OF/P	Junior
Dyson Oquist	La Junta	UTIL/P	Junior
Evan Reiter	Colorado Academy		Senior
Jake Sandau	Eaton	OF/P	Junior
Tommy Shriver	Peak to Peak

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Nick Ciccio	Lutheran		Senior
Trent Cribari	Gunnison	INF/P	Senior
Tyler Essegian	Lutheran		Senior
Ryan Fergus	Brush	OF/P	Senior
Braedon Kloberdanz	Sterling		Senior
Desmond Lau	Salida
Cesar Mercado	Valley	INF/P	Senior
Izahiah Peteque	La Junta	OF/P	Senior
Ben Vandal	Denver Science & Tech Stapleton	SS/P/CF	Senior
Justin Violett	Delta	1B/P	Senior

Honorable mention:

Matt Bagnato, Peak to Peak, Junior
Jacob Brummel, St. Mary’s, INF/RHP, Senior
Brandon Buhr, Centauri,
Austin Bushnell, Bayfield, C/1B/3B, Senior
Dalton Chandler, Lamar, Junior
Jesse Cross, Resurrection Christian, SS/2B, Senior
Jasen Engel, Montezuma-Cortez, SS/P, Junior
Vance Ferraro, Trinidad, P/1B/OF, Senior
Ari Fierer, Colorado Academy, Sophomore
Jamison Fuentes, Aspen, P/CF/1B, Junior
Zeke Hass, Eaton, OF, Junior
Beau Hawley, University, C, Senior
John Howard, Fort Lupton, C/CF/P, Junior
Zach Lamari, Strasburg, P/1B, Senior
Casey Lindholm, Jefferson Academy, C/RHP/3B, Senior
Luke McClanahan, Bennett, Senior
Paul Medina, University, SS, Senior
Max Moseley, The Academy, OF/P, Junior
Ian Olson, Salida,
Graham Osman, Colorado Academy, LHP/OF/1B, Sophomore
Jeron Petterson, Brush, UTIL/P, Senior
Graham Price, Salida,
Blake Reiher, Delta, 2B/SS/P, Senior
Nick Rodriguez, Platte Valley, CF/P/C, Senior
Ivan Rodriguez, Valley, C/P/INF, Junior
Cole Roosma, Platte Canyon, Junior
Matt Sims, Weld Central, C/RHP, Senior
Tyler Slone, Coal Ridge, C/P/SS, Senior
Colin Stone, Faith Christian, C, Junior
Chance Strand, Alamosa, RHP/OF, Junior
Terry Strauber, Jefferson Academy, CF/LHP, Senior
Noah VanSickle, Kent Denver, Junior
Christian Webber, Liberty Common, CF/2B/C, Junior
Sean Whalen, Manitou Springs, 1B/P, Senior
Daulton Wilkinson, Weld Central, 1B/LHP, Senior

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Class 2A

Paonia Rocky Ford baseball — (Jeff Tucker/jefferywtucker.zenfolio.com)

Player of the year: Kayden Seriani, Paonia

Coach of the year: Nate Miller, Paonia

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Jonathon Cowles	Dayspring Christian Academy	RHP/CF/SS	Senior
Christian Dellamaestra	County Line [Wiley/McClave]		Senior
Rodney Gregg	Peyton	P/1B/OF	Sophomore
Dawson Kelly	Lyons		Senior
Jaden Miller	Paonia	C/P	Junior
Jacob Rodriguez	Rocky Ford	C/OF	Senior
Kayden Seriani	Paonia	P/C/3B	Junior
Trevor Smith	Paonia	3B/P	Senior
Steven Weber	County Line [Wiley/McClave]		Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Seth Clemente	Dawson School	SS/P	Senior
Jett County	Burlington		Senior
Chandon Dunker	Sedgwick County	RHP/3B/1B	Junior
Jonathan Gonzalez	Hotchkiss	P/INF	Junior
Gunnar Kroeger	Holyoke		Senior
Andre Montano	Rocky Ford	RHP/SS/3B	Freshman
Ricardo Ramirez	Highland	SS/P	Junior
Korbin Reed	Sedgwick County	1B/3B/C	Senior
Brevin Welch	Front Range Christian	1B/P/OF	Senior

Honorable mention:

Pablo Alonso, Dolores Huerta Prep, Sophomore
Caleb Andersen, Haxtun, INF/P/C, Senior
Levi Basler, Akron, P/C, Senior
Cannan Bennett, Limon, C/P/SS, Sophomore
Blake Brubacher, County Line [Wiley/McClave], Senior
Cael Croissant, Wiggins, SS/2B/C, Junior
Chase Fulkerson, Dawson School, 3B/P, Junior
Ty Gibson, Meeker, C, Senior
Alex Hayes, Denver Academy, Senior
Hauk Hubbard, Limon, SS/P, Sophomore
Brenden Kage, Holyoke, Senior
Eli Kirk, Hotchkiss, OF/P, Junior
Adam Klemstein, Clear Creek, OF/1B/P, Senior
Pete Lanting, Denver Christian, Senior
Drew Lloyd, Front Range Christian, P/C/INF, Sophomore
Eryk Lorenz, Gilpin County, 1B/C/LHP, Senior
Alex Lozano, Paonia, LF, Senior
Dillon Mills, Swink, INF/P, Senior
Presley Pene, Hotchkiss, OF/P, Sophomore
Zachary Perry, Evangelical Christian,
Slater Podgorny, Paonia, 2B, Junior
Brian Preston, Rocky Ford, RHP/OF, Senior
Leo Prosser, Calhan, SS/1B/P, Senior
Patrick Roth, Byers, C/OF, Senior
Anders Schopp, Paonia, RF, Junior
Tyler Schwinck, Evangelical Christian,
Garhett Shaw, Peyton, P/INF/C, Senior
Cole Smith, County Line [Wiley/McClave], Senior
Bo Soukup, Haxtun, OF/INF, Senior
Bubba Sullivan, Burlington, Senior
Gianni Trejo, Yuma, 2B/P/3B, Junior
Cody Venem, Rocky Ford, RHP/CF/1B, Senior
Braden Witzel, Burlington, Sophomore

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Trenton Armintrout, Nucla

Coach of the year: Randy Gabriel, Nucla

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Trenton Armintrout	Nucla		Senior
Jaxon Crawford	Eads	OF/C/P	Senior
Jaime Huerta	Cheyenne Wells		Senior
Ricardo Juarez	Holly	P/INF	Senior
Jaxon King	Fleming	SS/RHP/OF	Senior
Ryan Koeller	Granada	P/1B	Senior
Kendall Pelton	Cheyenne Wells		Senior
Devyn Rummel	Nucla		Senior
Brandon Wilson	Holly	OF/3B/P	Junior

Honorable mention:

Levi Barr, Cotopaxi, SS/P, Sophomore
Erick Chapparo, Holly, LF/C/OF, Sophomore
Cord Colson, Nucla, Junior
Enrique Cortez, Antonito, Senior
Chance Fowler, Eads, 3B/1B/C, Senior
Cullen Glosson, Otis, P/SS, Sophomore
Sladen Hendrickson, Nucla, Senior
Patrick Jones, Springfield, Sophomore
Landon McCaffrey, Stratton/Liberty, Senior
Brayden Nichols, Caliche, Junior
Cody Pevler, Cheyenne Wells, Senior
Ryan Saine, Manzanola, OF/C/P, Senior
Craig Smith, Cheyenne Wells, Senior
Graden Steffan, Nucla, Senior
Sean Sutherland, Nucla, Senior
Rhett Uhland, Eads, P/OF, Senior
Yaniel Vidal, Holly, SS/3B/P, Senior
Cody Wilson, Peetz, Senior

June 8, 2017

All-state girls soccer teams for the 2017 season

The 2017 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 Mountain Vista girls soccer — (Matt Daniels/MattDanPhoto.com)

Player of the year: Haley Schueppert, Mountain Vista

Coach of the year: Mark Hampshire, Arapahoe

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Gracie Armstrong	Legacy	MF	Junior
Danielle Babb	Arapahoe	FORW	Junior
Rebekah Burton	Cherokee Trail		Senior
Libby Geraghty	Cherry Creek	FORW/MF	Senior
Jordan Goodwin	Broomfield	MF	Senior
Katie Joella	Mountain Vista	MF	Senior
Sydney Maxson	Arapahoe	D	Senior
Taylor Parker	Grandview	D	Senior
Sierra Roth	ThunderRidge	GK	Senior
Haley Schueppert	Mountain Vista	MF	Senior
Hailey Stodden	Broomfield	FORW	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Avery Adams	Mountain Vista	MF	Senior
Haley Archuleta	Arapahoe	MF	Junior
Hannah Edwards	Cherokee Trail		Senior
Meg Halvorson	Cherry Creek	MF/FORW	Senior
Aspen Headrick	Columbine	D	Senior
Shae Holmes	ThunderRidge	MF	Junior
Athena Kuehn	Pine Creek		Senior
Sydney Pulver	Regis Jesuit	MF/FORW	Senior
Lily Rawnsley	Chaparral	GK	Junior
Tea Smith	Fairview	STRK	Senior
Morgan Szarka	Grandview	MF	Junior

Honorable mention:

Bella Alessi, Fossil Ridge, STRK/MF, Senior
Skylar Anderson, Fairview, STRK, Junior
Taylor Bee, Poudre, MF, Junior
Sarah Bevington, Ralston Valley, MF/FORW, Senior
Mia Bonifazi, Mountain Vista, FORW, Senior
Caitlin Brown, Heritage, Junior
Roxie Cote, Grand Junction, Senior
Lila Dere, Fruita Monument, Freshman
Carolina Devora-Casas, Lincoln, FORW/MF, Junior
Riley Dietrich, Fort Collins, MF, Junior
Eliot Edwards, Chaparral, Junior
Riley Furbush, Doherty, GK, Senior
Alexis Gaffney, Legacy, D, Junior
Sina George, Chatfield, STRK, Junior
Sophie Grimm, Cherry Creek, D, Sophomore
Cassie Hiatt, Chaparral, Junior
Teaggan Ilela, Hinkley, FORW, Senior
Lindsi Jennings, Grandview, D/MF, Junior
Abby Kassal, Regis Jesuit, MF, Junior
Jade Kinsey, Rampart, Sophomore
Kelsie Knoerzer, Pine Creek, D, Junior
Kaitlyn Krieg, Denver South, FORW/D, Senior
Gia Lemley, Broomfield, MF, Junior
Samantha Manelis, Heritage, Senior
Madelyn Matthews, Arapahoe, MF, Senior
Gabi McDonald, Rocky Mountain, GK, Junior
Mykiaa Minniss, Doherty, D/MF, Junior
Keelyn Osoba, Rock Canyon, D, Junior
Sierra Perez, Ralston Valley, D/MF, Senior
Amanda Porter, Columbine, MF/FORW, Senior
McKenna Schultz, Fossil Ridge, D/MF, Senior
Samantha Scott, Legend, D, Senior
Morgan Sibley, Liberty, D, Junior
Brooke Sosa, Smoky Hill, STRK, Senior
Avery Vander Ven, Highlands Ranch, MF/FORW/D, Freshman
Anna Wandel, Dakota Ridge, Senior
Savannah Warner, Rocky Mountain, D, Junior
Savannah Watts, Prairie View, GK, Sophomore
Natasha Wehner, Pine Creek, FORW, Senior

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Sofia Weiner, Evergreen

Coach of the year: Paul Moline, D’Evelyn

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Brianna Alger	Lewis-Palmer	FORW/MF	Senior
Sarah Anschutz	D’Evelyn	MF	Junior
Tess Boade	Valor Christian	MF	Senior
Hannah Burgo	The Classical Academy		Senior
Camryn Dyke	Valor Christian	MF	Senior
Abby Gearhart	Windsor	MF/FORW	Sophomore
Shiloh Miller	D’Evelyn	FORW	Sophomore
Alexandra Nillen	Wheat Ridge	D	Senior
Isabella Scaturro	D’Evelyn	D	Sophomore
Ali Tobey	Palmer Ridge	GK	Senior
Sofia Weiner	Evergreen		Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Catherine Bakken	George Washington	MF/FORW	Sophomore
Macie Browne	Wheat Ridge		Junior
Cori Dyke	Valor Christian	FORW/MF	Sophomore
Cassidy Formanek	Evergreen		Junior
Lauryn Jeans	Evergreen		Junior
Chaynee Kingsbury	Windsor	FORW/MF	Junior
Caleigh Michael	Mullen	MF/D	Senior
Cara Siegel	Pueblo Centennial		Senior
Kailee Stobbe	Niwot	FORW	Senior
Courtney Turner	Pueblo South	GK	Senior
Tianna Wright	D’Evelyn	MF	Junior

Honorable mention:

Kate Athenour, Evergreen, Senior
Jamie Burke, Cheyenne Mountain, D, Senior
Alyssa Chase, Thompson Valley, GK, Senior
Macy Clem, Mullen, MF/D, Sophomore
Alexandra Colvin, Niwot, GK, Junior
Jaden Davis, Sand Creek, MF/FORW, Sophomore
Jensen Ellis, Ponderosa, Junior
Emily Feller, Silver Creek, MF, Senior
Sami Feller, Palisade, FORW/MF, Junior
Annette Gomez, Denver North, D, Senior
Nicole Hale, The Classical Academy, Senior
Kaitlyn Hinkle, Pueblo County, Sophomore
Brianna Johnson, Valor Christian, MF/FORW, Senior
Taylor Klone, Durango, Junior
Lisa Long, Cheyenne Mountain, D, Sophomore
Liza Louthan, Air Academy, D, Sophomore
Maryssa Lucero, Northridge, FORW/MF, Junior
Fiona McNeal, Erie, FORW/MF, Senior
Devan McSwain, Glenwood Springs, D/MF, Junior
Rachel Melchior, Elizabeth, FORW, Freshman
Lindsey Mills, Holy Family, MF, Freshman
Darian Naylor, Pueblo County, Sophomore
Delaney Norman, Mountain View, MF, Senior
Emali Ortega, Skyview, MF, Junior
Alexandra Palmer, Discovery Canyon, FORW, Senior
Whitney Parkinson, Skyline, D/MF/FORW, Senior
Sarah Payson, Littleton, FORW, Junior
Taylor Roberts, Canon City, Junior
Karly Sandoval, Lewis-Palmer, D, Senior
Emma Sears, Conifer, FORW, Senior
Kennedy Sheets, Longmont, D, Junior
Jourdan Snyder, Pueblo West, MF/D, Senior
Lindsey Stoetzer, Thomas Jefferson, FORW/MF, Senior
Skye Whitney, Battle Mountain, MF, Senior
Madelyn Willers-Moller, Greeley Central, GK, Senior
Lucy Wilson, Steamboat Springs, Sophomore
Moniphon Xiong, Centaurus, Senior
Margaret Zimmerman, Windsor, FORW, Junior

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Class 3A

The Academy Peak to Peak girls soccer — (Matt Daniels/MattDanPhoto.com)

Player of the year: Alexis Loera, The Academy

Coach of the year: Joseph Swanson, Peak to Peak

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Mari Annest	Colorado Academy		Sophomore
Emma Billings	Kent Denver		Junior
Ashley Buck	Peak to Peak	MF	Sophomore
Jordan Deger	Peak to Peak	SWEP/D	Junior
Annalys Hanna	Middle Park		Senior
Mira Houck	Jefferson Academy	MF/FORW	Sophomore
Brooklynn Kirkpatrick	Jefferson Academy	GK	Freshman
Alexis Loera	The Academy	MF	Senior
Brooklyn Mack	Manitou Springs	FORW	Junior
Sarah Masinter	Colorado Academy		Senior
Rachel Schlagel	Jefferson Academy	MF/FORW	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Sidney Chong	Kent Denver		Sophomore
Jaquelin Flores	Lake County		Sophomore
Xiomara Haataja	KIPP Denver Collegiate		Junior
Monique Heiniger	Manitou Springs	GK	Senior
Annabelle Johnson	Kent Denver		Freshman
Gabriela Palazzo	Skyview Academy		Senior
Yasmine Redondo	Sheridan		Sophomore
Evangelina Sandoval-Belmundez	The Academy	STRK	Sophomore
Emma Shepherd	Peak to Peak	MF	Sophomore
Maddie Sorensen	Denver Science & Tech Stapleton	MF	Junior
Amanda Stricker	The Academy	MF	Junior
Hannah Wilson	Colorado Springs Christian	MF	Senior

Honorable mention:

Stacey Adame, KIPP Denver Collegiate, Sophomore
Taya Baumgartner, Weld Central, MF, Junior
Aries Blanco, Valley, GK, Senior
Callahan Card, Basalt, Senior
Diana Cerrillo, Denver Science & Tech Stapleton, FORW, Senior
Shaya Chenoweth, Grand Valley, FORW, Sophomore
Odalis Corcuera, Roaring Fork, Sophomore
Lauryn Crittenden, Frontier Academy, Sophomore
Jaycie Dillenburg, Sterling, FORW, Senior
Sam Dunn, Coal Ridge, MF, Junior
Anne Dutton, Liberty Common, MF, Junior
Maddie Eichler, Middle Park, Senior
Mika Fisher, Kent Denver, Freshman
Taylor Glen, Basalt, Freshman
Sydney Gonzales, Englewood, D, Senior
Faith Heery, St. Mary’s, MF, Junior
Gabby Huthoefer, Colorado Springs Christian, FORW/MF, Senior
Dana Kotz, Coal Ridge, D, Senior
Rylie Langdon, The Academy, SWEP, Junior
Macaylah LeBlanc, James Irwin, Senior
Hannah Marnocha, Pagosa Springs, STRK/MF/SWEP, Senior
Emily McParland, Jefferson Academy, D/MF, Junior
Amber Mitchell, Trinidad, GK, Senior
Jaqueline Moncada, The Pinnacle, D, Senior
Chelsea Moore, Aspen, MF/D, Junior
Carlie Rosenkrance, Estes Park, SWEP, Senior
Diana Scott, Pagosa Springs, GK/MF/FORW, Sophomore
Marisa Shigio, St. Mary’s, MF, Junior
Samantha Tsiouvaras, Liberty Common, FORW, Junior
Mary Turner, The Academy, D, Junior
Missa Webb, Delta, Sophomore
Hallie Whittington, Salida, Senior

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Class 2A

Dawson Denver Christian girls soccer — (Matt Daniels/MattDanPhoto.com)

Player of the year: Miranda Kortenhoeven, Denver Christian

Coach of the year: Brad Homan, Denver Christian

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Kara Amidon	Denver Christian	FORW	Freshman
Cassidy Donohue	Dawson School		Senior
Alex Dunbar	Dawson School		Freshman
Emma Haaland	Ridgway		Junior
Grace Herring	Front Range Christian	D	Senior
Hannah Isenhart	Dawson School		Senior
Miranda Kortenhoeven	Denver Christian	MF/FORW	Junior
McKenna Monk	Fountain Valley	MF	Senior
McKenna Mueller	Denver Christian	FB	Junior
Samantha O’Brien	Clear Creek		Junior
Grace Phillips	Denver Christian	MF	Sophomore
Kami Quinn	Front Range Christian	GK	Junior

Honorable mention:

Isabelle DeLuca, Telluride, FB, Senior
Emily Dixon, Fountain Valley, D, Freshman
Finn Doherty, Ridgway, Sophomore
Taylor Furrh, Fountain Valley, D, Senior
Hally Herder, Denver Christian, MF/FORW, Junior
Maggie Kirkpatrick, Evangelical Christian, GK, Senior
Ani Love, Fountain Valley, MF/D, Junior
April Mann, Evangelical Christian, Senior
Alaina Matoba, Front Range Christian, Senior
Isabella Montoya, Fountain Valley, MF/FORW, Senior
Rachel Potoker, Crested Butte, FORW/GK, Sophomore
Cambria Steiner, Evangelical Christian, Senior
Whitney Wells, Telluride, GK/MF, Senior

June 7, 2017

All-state boys lacrosse teams for the 2017 season

The 2017 all-state boys lacrosse teams honor the best players in the sport as judged by the leagues and coaches.

They are created by the Colorado High School Boys Lacrosse Coaches Association.

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Class 5A

Kent Denver Cherry Creek boys lacrosse — (Cindy Betancourt/eStudioWest.com)

Player of the year: Asher Nolting, Cherry Creek

Coach of the year: Dan Mullins, Lewis-Palmer

Assistant of the year: Wayne Chancellor, Monarch

First Team
Name	Year	School	Position
Asher Nolting	Senior	Cherry Creek	Attack
Tommy Mott	Senior	Highlands Ranch	Attack
Gabe Mein	Junior	Columbine	Attack
Henry Savage	Junior	Cherry Creek	Attack
Jake Frane	Senior	Mountain Vista	Attack
Chase Douglas	Senior	Arapahoe	Attack
August “Mustang” Sally	Sophomore	Denver East	Attack
Colin Munro	Senior	Mountain Vista	Midfield
Connor Till	Senior	Cherry Creek	Midfield
Nick Gallegos	Senior	Highlands Ranch	Midfield
Nate Miller	Senior	Cherry Creek	Midfield
Reed Babcock	Sophomore	Regis Jesuit	Midfield
Zach Hall	Senior	Wheat Ridge	Midfield
Quentin Birch	Senior	Regis Jesuit	Midfield
Nick Darrow	Junior	Columbine	Midfield
Jack Calderone	Senior	Cherry Creek	Defense
Joey Soran	Senior	Regis Jesuit	Defense
Trevor Brown	Senior	Cherry Creek	Defense
Trey Sayers	Senior	Wheat Ridge	Defense
Judd Erickson	Senior	Mountain Vista	Defense
Erik Peters	Senior	Rock Canyon	Goalie
Braden Host	Senior	Regis Jesuit	Goalie
JT Simonton	Senior	Cherry Creek	F/O Midfield
Hunter Graefe	Senior	Chaparral	LSM
Patrick Roe	Junior	Regis Jesuit	Defensive Midfield
Justin Kehoe	Senior	Wheat Ridge	Defensive Midfield

Second Team
Name	Year	School	Position
Mikey Blais	Senior	Douglas County	Attack
Jake Govett	Junior	Mountain Vista	Attack
Dylan Sandman	Senior	ThunderRidge	Attack
Andrew Frerich	Senior	Wheat Ridge	Attack
Gunnar Carlile	Junior	Heritage	Attack
Nick Ringhofer	Junior	Regis Jesuit	Attack
Aaron Boyd	Senior	Mullen	Midfield
Nate Surd	Junior	Columbine	Midfield
Blake Widlund	Senior	Arapahoe	Midfield
Ryan Nunes	Senior	Mountain Vista	Midfield
Caden Meis	Sophomore	Legend	Midfield
Dalton Ziegler	Senior	Lewis-Palmer	Midfield
Timmy Saffold	Junior	Kent Denver	Midfield
Marcus Trujillo	Sophomore	Castle View	Defense
Drake Gillis	Senior	Mullen	Defense
Mac Tezak	Senior	Regis Jesuit	Defense
Brock Harmon	Junior	Columbine	Defense
Sammer Ziady	Senior	Monarch	Defense
Travis Torline	Senior	Wheat Ridge	Defense
Jack Weigand	Senior	Regis Jesuit	Defense
Nic Haughn	Senior	Pine Creek	Defense
Joe Whitmore	Senior	Smoky Hill	Goalie
Ian Mullins	Senior	Lewis-Palmer	Goalie
Gavin Bellman	Junior	Columbine	Goalie
Daniel Shelanski	Senior	Denver East	F/O Midfield
Kyle Nalen	Senior	Kent Denver	LSM

Honorable mention:

Garrett Ziegler, Junior, Lewis-Palmer, Attack
Oliver Hart, Senior, Eaglecrest, Attack
Ryan Bergner, Junior, Kent Denver, Attack
Matt Pollack, Senior, Colorado Academy, Attack
Ty Veres, Senior, Rock Canyon, Midfield
Jack Tuttle, Freshman, Castle View, Midfield
Jimmy Erickson, Junior, Cherry Creek, Midfield
Charlie Gifford, Senior, Monarch, Midfield
Max Waldbaum, Senior, Kent Denver, Midfield
Jacob Brunner, Sophomore, Lakewood, Midfield
Brody Rule, Sophomore, Highlands Ranch, Defense
Jack Wahlenmaier, Senior, Rock Canyon, Defense
Colby Moore, Junior, Grandview, Defense
Jonah Hirshorn, Junior, Mountain Vista, Goalie
Nolan Hector, Senior, Wheat Ridge, Goalie
Danny Kowalski, Senior, Monarch, LSM
Griffin Bonjean, Junior, Mountain Vista, LSM
Garrett Rademacher, Junior, Lewis-Palmer, Defensive Midfield
Brett Boos, Junior, Chaparral, F/O Midfield
Dylan Leinhart, Freshman, Columbine, F/O Midfield

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Class 4A

Valor Christian Dawson School boys lacrosse — (Lance Wendt/LanceWendt.com)

Player of the year: Gavyn Pure, Dawson School

Coach of the year: Bobby Ecker, Vail Mountain

Assistant of the year: Bill Bauer, Ponderosa

First Team
Name	Year	School	Position
Gavyn Pure	Junior	Dawson School	Attack
Luke Verratti	Senior	Vail Mountain	Attack
Grayson Goodyear	Senior	Valor Christian	Attack
Chase Phelps	Senior	Conifer	Attack
Lance Tillman	Sophomore	Valor Christian	Attack
August Johnson	Junior	Cheyenne Mountain	Midfield
Gianni Orlando	Senior	Valor Christian	Midfield
Mac Zee	Senior	Dawson School	Midfield
Austin Konnath	Senior	Air Academy	Midfield
Kyle Robinette	Senior	Durango	Midfield
Sean Traynor	Junior	Valor Christian	Midfield
Jack Shams	Junior	Dawson School	Midfield
Lance Olson	Senior	Lutheran	Midfield
Aidan Abram	Sophomore	Dawson School	Defense
Ryan Lemmons	Senior	Windsor	Defense
Luke Buck	Senior	Cheyenne Mountain	Defense
Sage Gardner	Sophomore	Dawson School	Defense
Jackson Soderquist	Sophomore	Valor Christian	Defense
Kobe Lewis	Senior	Thompson Valley	Goalie
Luke Paige	Senior	Cheyenne Mountain	Goalie
Ryan Burdi	Sophomore	Green Mountain	Goalie
Eric Pacheco	Sophomore	Valor Christian	F/O Midfield
Tyler Hancock	Senior	Vail Mountain	F/O Midfield
Jake Hardy	Senior	Windsor	LSM
Trevor Perkey	Senior	Air Academy	LSM
Charlie Morrow	Junior	Battle Mountain	Defensive Midfield

Second Team
Name	Year	School	Position
Hunter Watts	Junior	Dawson School	Attack
Mason Meyer	Senior	Conifer	Attack
Davis Petersen	Junior	Steamboat Springs	Attack
Greg Bilek	Sophomore	Thompson Valley	Attack
Jack Eagan	Junior	Cheyenne Mountain	Attack
Jack Bell	Senior	Cheyenne Mountain	Midfield
Max Hanson	Junior	Bishop Machebeuf	Midfield
Nic Crosbie	Junior	Evergreen	Midfield
Riley Miller	Senior	Conifer	Midfield
Nick Huels	Senior	Conifer	Midfield
Zane Hensel	Senior	Battle Mountain	Defense
Alex Tate	Senior	Thomas Jefferson	Defense
Jake Pacheco	Junior	Pueblo West	Defense
Devon Thompson	Senior	Conifer	Defense
Caleb Wilking	Senior	Conifer	Defense
Grant McNamera	Senior	Steamboat Springs	Defense
Jake Delgado	Senior	Ponderosa	Goalie
Kyle Sudol	Senior	Dawson School	F/O Midfield
Bryan Gilbertson	Senior	Steamboat Springs	LSM
Brennan Grass	Junior	Golden	LSM
Mark Studer	Junior	Conifer	Defensive Midfield

Honorable mention:

Cullen Nordamen, Senior, Cheyenne Mountain, Attack
Adam Halpern, Senior, Lutheran, Attack
Liam O’Malley, Junior, Littleton, Attack
Tommy Rodgers, Junior, Durango, Attack
Corbett Tate, Senior, Thomas Jefferson, Midfield
Andrew Bloss, Junior, Windsor, Midfield
Myya Bonner, Jr., Senior, George Washington, Midfield
RJ Peshek, Junior, Aspen, Midfield
Trey Cardenas, Sophomore, Thompson Valley, Defense
Jack Simpson, Junior, Golden, Defense
Peter Wharton, Junior, Steamboat Springs, Goalie
Dawson Santangelo, Freshman, Dawson School, Goalie
Zac Dewey, Freshman, Thompson Valley, Defensive Midfield

May 30, 2017

Scoring surge lifts Valor Christian to repeat title in 4A boys lacrosse

(Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

DENVER — Valor Christian boys lacrosse controlled the entirety of the second quarter — including a 9-0 run that spanned into the third — of the Class 4A championship game en route to their second-straight title.

“We were worried about this game. We needed to play 48 minutes to get these guys and for the most part I thought we really did,” Valor Christian coach John Grant Jr. said. “For 45 minutes, we worked as hard as we could, the cohesion was good, they communicated well, and they just worked. We really stressed for each one of them to win their matchup individually, and then the team would take care of itself.”

Valor Christian beat Dawson 20-12 on Friday to repeat as champion. The 20 goals are the most ever scored by a single team in a boys lacrosse title game, and the 32 combined tallies make it the highest-scoring championship matchup in the sport’s history.

“It means a lot,” Grant Jr. said of the title. “I know we have a very talented squad and we really put a gameplan together in September and it’s all these guys. They played incredibly well.”

Minutes into the second quarter, Dawson’s Mac Zee knotted the game up at 4-4.

But, Eric Pacheco didn’t let that last long as Pacheco took the ball off the ensuing faceoff for a goal to give Valor Christian a lead yet again in a back-and-forth battle.

The Eagles put an end to the blow-for-blow scoring as Ben Seidlin netted an absolutely stunning goal to push the Valor Christian lead to 6-4.

(Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

Then, Lance Tillman put his second and third goals of the game past Dawson goalie Dawson Santangelo and the Eagles had all the momentum. Tillman ended with four goals and four assists.

“That was a huge momentum shift,” Tillman said. “We really felt it there, and we just rallied behind that. This means everything. It’s the best feeling in the world, honestly.”

Valor Christian led 10-4 going into halftime after a 6-0 run including Sean Traynor’s and Grayson Goodyear’s back-to-back goals in the final minute of the first half.

And the Eagles just didn’t stop. They poured it on in the second half to extend the run to 8-0, scoring two goals in the first 35 seconds of the third quarter — Austin Saupe and Pacheco.

“We’ve had those runs all year and I was worried that we weren’t going to get one of those tonight,” Grant Jr. said. “But, even in the semifinal we went on a 9-0 run when we were tied. That’s an incredible squad, I’m honored to coach them. The boys kept saying, ‘Coach don’t worry, we got this. We’ll play 48 for each other.’ And they did.”

Goodyear pushed the run to 9-0 before Zee put an end to it to make the game 13-5. Zee ended with four goals.

Valor Christian put an end to the hopes of a comeback with goals from Gianni Orlando and Montana McLaughlin.

Valor Christian scored time and time again on opportunities off of Dawson turnovers.

“The defense that we put in really caused turnovers,” Tillman said. “The coaches prepared us super well.”

Traynor’s goal in the beginning of the fourth quarter gave the Eagles a running clock.

Dawson won the first matchup this season vs. Valor Christian. The Eagles lost 11-10 at home.

(Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

“I think the difference was the atmosphere. We were ready to go,” Tillman said. “We came out from the whistle and we just bonded as a team and we really came together to pull it out.”

The last two games between the teams were decided by a single goal. This game was decided by eight goals.

“High school kids, man, you never know. Guys step up and the moment gets to people,” Grant Jr. said. “We were really focused on a few of their players and trying to nullify what they do and I thought our defense played incredibly well. A freshman goalie stepping up on a stage like this is pretty impressive.

“I’m really proud of our guys for finishing. We talked about 48 minutes to finish the job and they did.”

Saupe scored just before the end of the first quarter to give Valor Christian its first lead of the day — a 3-2 advantage.

Dawson jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead with goals from Gavyn Pure and Asher Walker. Pure gave three goals in the loss.

McLaughlin stopped the early momentum with a goal for the Eagles, Tillman added one of his own to even the score.

“That’s coach (Grant Jr.)’s offense,” Tillman said. “He really knows what he’s doing. He got us there.”

Pure gave Dawson a short-lived lead before Saupe tied things up. Moments later, Saupe did it again.

Dawson’s Hunter Watts ended with three goals.

Valor Christian had never won a boys lacrosse title until last year.

Now, the Eagles have two CHSAA boys lacrosse championship trophies in their case.

(Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

May 20, 2017
Photos: Valor Christian beats Dawson to repeat as 4A boys lacrosse champ

DENVER — Valor Christian boys lacrosse won a second-straight championship in Class 4A with a 20-12 win over Dawson School on Friday.

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4A boys lacrosse semifinals: Dawson and Valor Christian set up title game rematch

Dawson routs Conifer to move into 4A championship

(Cannon Casey/CHSAANow.com)

LAFAYETTE — Dawson struck early and often in a 17-4 win over Conifer in the Class 4A boys lacrosse semifinals.

“They were very sharp in all facets. We stuck to our gameplan and executed it well,” Dawson coach Peter Devlin said. “I’m super proud of these guys and all the hard work they’ve put in. We’ve been wanting to get back to this game really bad.

“We’re trying to focus on every day and trying to get better. Work on the details and make sure we’re learning.”

Gavin Pure led Dawson with five goals, including three in the first half.

“The gameplan was to move the ball, possess the ball and win faceoffs. Kyle (Sudol) won just about every faceoff,” Pure said. “Possess, pass, pass, dodge and get our shots. We did a great job of that, and when the ball did get on our defensive end, our six-on-six defense shut them down.”

Jack Shams netted three goals in the game, including a howler from deep. Taylor Kamigaki and Hunter Watts each had three goals a piece.

Both Shams and Pure had hat tricks by halftime as Dawson led 10-1 after two quarters.

“Try to embrace the adversity rather than run away from it,” Pure said. “I think especially this game and moving into the championship, that’s the biggest thing. At this point, the teams are so good that it’s about holding them so they can’t go on a run. They’re going to get a goal here and there, but it’s about possessing the ball and being aware.”

Dawson held Conifer’s prolific goal-scorers to almost zero opportunities.

“We were trying to limit their transition opportunities and play six on six. We feel really good about defense,” Devlin said. “They have three very talented attackmen and when they get the ball in transition, they’re very crafty with their sticks.”

And when they got an opportunity, Dawson Santangelo was in net to stone the shot.

“(Santangelo) played so awesome today,” Devlin said. “He’s such a talented kid and we’re lucky to have him. A couple huge saves that could have been goals with another goalie, and next thing you know, it’s going the other way.”

Chase Phelps was held scoreless after coming into the game with 49 goals and 101 points. The next top goal scorers on Conifer — Mason Meyer, Nick Williams and Riley Miller — were held to just a goal a piece.

(Cannon Casey/CHSAANow.com)

Meyer gave Conifer a chance down 6-0, as he worked his way towards goal and ripped a shot. The ball went off the post and Mac Zee took it right down and gave the Mustangs a 7-0 lead.

It was more of the same in the second half as Dawson never let Conifer into the game and controlled the possession in the offensive end.

“We know we’re going to win a lot of faceoffs, and our offense kind of takes care of itself as long as we can limit the time of possession for the other team,” Devlin said.

Miller got Conifer on the board in the second half to close the score to 11-2, but Asher Walker made sure that hope was short-lived with a goal of his own to extend the Dawson lead.

Again, Cole Hollander scored for Conifer to make it 12-3, but Kamigaki put a goal in less than a minute later.

Up next is a rematch with Valor Christian.

Dawson lost by one goal — and a late one at that — to Valor Christian in last year’s championship game.

“I’ve been looking forward to it for a long time,” Pure said. “They’re a great team and we’re going to have to put a good game together. They’re going to be a tough opponent, but so are we. It’s going to be a battle.”

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Valor Christian pulls away from Cheyenne Mountain to advance to 4A championship

Valor Christian absorbed a comeback from Cheyenne Mountain after pulling away early to vault into the Class 4A boys lacrosse championship.

Valor Christian went on a 7-0 second-quarter run to make a 4-3 lead into an 11-3 lead.

Grayson Goodyear scored the first three goals for Valor Christian to give the Eagles a 3-2 lead after one quarter.

But, Cheyenne Mountain would not go down easy. The Indians responded to make it 12-7.

And again, Valor Christian came right back. Goodyear, Tillman and Seidlin scored three quick goals to extend the lead to 15-7.

The Eagles then cruised to a 17-9 win and will face Dawson to defend their title.

May 18, 2017
2A girls soccer semifinals: Dawson and Front Range Christian game suspended by weather

(Ryan Casey/CHSAANow.com)

DENVER — The second Class 2A girls soccer semifinal game between Dawson School and Front Range Christian was suspended before play could be completed on Wednesday.

The two teams were scoreless in the second half when play was stopped due to lightning in the area. They waited 45 minutes, but the storm hovered in the area of All-City Stadium, where the game was being played.

As the night wore on, and teams tried to wait out the delay, both schools agreed postpone the game to Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Denver Christian.

Play will resume with 31:52 remaining in the second half. Dawson has the ball on the opposing 15-yard-line, as marked on the football field. There will be no entrance fee.

In the first 2A semifinal, Denver Christian beat Fountain Valley 6-1.

May 18, 2017
Photos: 2A girls soccer semifinals

DENVER — Denver Christian is in to the Class 2A girls soccer championship after a 6-1 win over Fountain Valley.

Denver Christian will have to wait and see who its opponent is as the semifinal game between Dawson and Front Range Christian was suspended due to weather.

The two teams will resume play on Saturday at 1:30 at Denver Christian with the score at 0-0 and 31:52 remaining.

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