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  • All-state softball teams for 2016 season

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

    These team were created following a process where the coaches voted upon a list of nominees. Players were nominated by leagues.

    Coaches also voted specifically for player and coach of the year.

    Scroll down to see the teams.

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    Class 5A

    Cherokee Trail Broomfield softball
    Emily Bell (center) is the 5A player of the year. (Matt Mathewes/MVPSportsPics.com)

    Player of the year: Emily Bell, Cherokee Trail
    Coach of the year: Caley Mitchell, Cherokee Trail

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Jordan Acosta Douglas County CF Senior
    Emily Bell Cherokee Trail P/OF Senior
    Taylor Gilmore Broomfield P/3B/1B Senior
    Chloe Knapp Cherokee Trail CF Senior
    Lindsey Malkin Broomfield 3B/C Senior
    Tatum Rembao Loveland CF Senior
    Rachel Sabourin Eaglecrest – Sophomore
    Sloane Stewartson Rock Canyon C Senior
    Emily Taggart Legacy – Senior
    Rheanna Will Fossil Ridge – Junior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Avery Bohn Broomfield P/1B/OF Senior
    Ciana Curran Fort Collins P Senior
    Melissa Gellerman Grand Junction Central P/OF Senior
    Hunter Huser Mountain Range P Senior
    Aubrea Leikam Cherry Creek 2B Junior
    Caryle Levy Dakota Ridge P/SS Senior
    Zoe Mihalicz Legend C/1B Senior
    Sara Mitchell Arvada West SS/UTIL Senior
    Cheyenne Padilla Lakewood OF/2B/UTIL Senior
    Alyssa Pinto Cherokee Trail OF Junior
    Jesse Smith Legend OF Senior

    Honorable mention:
    Christaana Angelopulos, Ralston Valley, SS, Sophomore; Sierra Batchelor, Grand Junction Central, SS/P/OF, Senior; Sara Breckbill, Chaparral, C/OF, Senior; Terran Caldwell, Grandview, CF/LF, Senior; Gracie Cordova, Pomona, INF, Senior; Braelyn Crenshaw, Eaglecrest; Camille Gardner, Pine Creek; Rebecca Gonzales, Mountain Vista, Junior; Allie Helton, Liberty, 3B/SS/OF, Senior; Megan Jamison, Fossil Ridge, Senior; Alley Kim, Douglas County, 3B/C, Sophomore; Katelyn Kubitschek, Legacy, Senior; Taylor Laing, Fruita Monument, P/1B, Senior; Halie Litwin, Brighton, P, Sophomore; Shea Mauser, Arvada West, P/1B, Junior; Abbey Montoya, Douglas County, 2B/C, Junior; Emily Morris, ThunderRidge, RHP/1B, Senior; Jazmin Neal, Prairie View, 3B, Senior; Corrina Porras, Fountain-Fort Carson, P/INF, Senior; Rylie Schemh, Brighton, OF, Senior; Shelby Shepherd, Rampart, Junior; Lauren Strathearn, Legacy, Sophomore.

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    Class 4A

    (Matt Mathewes/MVPSportsPics.com)
    Ali Kilponen is the 4A player of the year. (Matt Mathewes/MVPSportsPics.com)

    Player of the year: Alexandria Kilponen, Valor Christian
    Coach of the year: Dave Atencio, Valor Christian

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Lauren Foster Valor Christian SS/2B Senior
    Jade Garbiso Pueblo West P/OF/SS Junior
    Alexandria Kilponen Valor Christian P/1B Junior
    Jetta Nannen Silver Creek P/1B/3B Sophomore
    Taylor Puga Pueblo Central P/1B Junior
    Allie Reynolds Mullen P/INF Senior
    Payton Romines Air Academy – Senior
    Rio Sanchez Erie – Senior
    Tara Shadowen Mountain View OF Senior
    Paris Woods Frederick OF Senior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Lynsey Bauchert Erie – Senior
    CharliRose Davis Mullen INF Senior
    Julia Elbert Air Academy – Senior
    Hannah Hackney Erie – Junior
    Sevi Harden Thomas Jefferson 1B/C/OF Junior
    Annika Hildebrand Canon City C/P/SS Senior
    Makayla Keck Pueblo South P/1B Sophomore
    Erica Mann Valor Christian C/RF Senior
    Mikayla Marquez Kennedy – Junior
    Brandy Trengove Wheat Ridge 1B/P/OF Senior

    Honorable mention:
    Jessica Bellatti, Evergreen, SS, Senior; Andi Brown, Golden, Senior; Makaila Bueno, Pueblo County, SS/OF, Junior; Janae Cameron, Windsor, C, Junior; Maddie Dewey, Discovery Canyon, Senior; Chayanna Gallardo, Pueblo East, C, Senior; Sarah Geislinger, Elizabeth, Sophomore; Izzy Griego, Mountain View, SS, Junior; Tracy Harris, George Washington, P/1B, Junior; Denae Howes, Arvada, Senior; Sarah Jorissen, Berthoud, P/SS, Sophomore; Jayllan Krause, Woodland Park, 2B/SS/INF, Senior; Grace Ladd, Niwot, LHP/1B, Senior; Hannah Langer, Berthoud, C/OF, Senior; Maya Liester, Palmer Ridge, Junior; Larissa Lum, Discovery Canyon, Senior; Anna Martinez, Holy Family, OF, Freshman; Bailey Marvel, D’Evelyn, Junior; Tierney Norris, Falcon, 2B/P, Senior; Corah Price, Discovery Canyon, Junior; Zoya Robbins, Thomas Jefferson, P/OF, Junior; Julia Wyatt, Frederick, OF, Senior; Abby Zuschlag, Valor Christian, 2B/P, Senior.

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    Class 3A

    3A state softball
    Selena Medina is the 3A player of the year. (Ray Chen/ArrayPhoto.com)

    Player of the year: Selena Medina, Rocky Ford
    Coach of the year: JC Carrica, Rocky Ford

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Haley Bender Lamar – Senior
    McKenna Gubanich Faith Christian SS/UTIL Senior
    Karissa Hatchell Eaton C/OF Senior
    Feliciti Jaramillo Rocky Ford 3B/1B Senior
    Taylor Knudson Sterling – Senior
    Kamryn Leoffler Brush –  
    Lily Lockhart Delta P/1B Senior
    Priscilla Lozoya Valley – Junior
    Selena Medina Rocky Ford P/INF Senior
    Abby Mussman Brush –  
    Dakota Stotyn Strasburg P/3B Junior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Morgan Brantmeyer Peak to Peak C/OF Junior
    Jolene Carrica Rocky Ford C/3B/2B Junior
    McKenzie Connor Faith Christian P/1B Sophomore
    Cordelia Hanger The Academy P/INF Freshman
    Liz Jonjak Lyons SS Senior
    Alex Lovato Gunnison P/INF/OF Senior
    Whitney Nelson Rocky Ford 2B/SS/C Senior
    Lindsay Niederkorn Platte Valley P/SS Senior
    Sieara Price Eaton DP/OF Senior
    Lexi Smith La Junta P/SS Junior

    Honorable mention:
    Julie Aguirre, Lamar, Junior; Katie Arnold, Akron, Junior; Shayna Dale, Cedaredge, SS, Senior; Celsi Jurgensmeier, Eaton, SS/2B, Junior; Hayley Keck, La Junta, C/LF, Junior; Haley Mavis, Holyoke, C/INF, Sophomore; Abrianah McGaw, Faith Christian, C/1B, Sophomore; Megan Nieslanik, Basalt, 1B/P/INF, Junior; Sydney Odle, Brush; Carly Powley, Weld Central, SS/C/INF, Sophomore; Alexis Rayburn, Strasburg, P/1B, Sophomore; Morgan Reed, Lamar, Junior; Peyton Richter, St. Mary’s, P/OF, Sophomore; Remington Ross, Eaton, OF/OF, Freshman; Maddy Rule, Brush; Megan Sandoval, Delta, C, Senior; Megan Shelton, Meeker, C/SS/P, Sophomore; Brooke Smith, Limon; Jenna Sutliff, Delta, SS, Sophomore; Sierra Williams, Meeker, SS/C/UTIL, Junior; Peyton Zamora, The Academy, SS, Senior.

  • The bell rings red as Pueblo Centennial football tops Pueblo Central

    (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)
    More photos. (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    PUEBLO — The price of red paint at hardware stores in Pueblo might be going up.

    Pueblo Centennial may need plenty of it in order to restore what they feel is the rightful color of the victory bell. With a 31-7 win over Pueblo Central, the east side of Dutch Clark Stadium filled with chants of “the bell rings red.”

    And for the next year, it will.

    In the 116th meeting between the Bulldogs (1-2 overall) and the Wildcats (0-3), it was Carlos Vigil and Patrick Gonzales who made the key plays needed for the bell to change hands once again.

    With a 71-yard touchdown run on Centennial’s first offensive play of the game, the Bulldogs sent a clear message that they came to take back what belonged to them.

    “Me scoring that first touchdown got us super pumped and after that we were hyped,” Vigil said.

    That momentum carried over to the ensuing Central drive as Diego Servantez fumbled the ball away to the Bulldogs. It was Gonzales who found the endzone to make it a 14-0 game before the Central fans even had time to admire the bell on their sideline.

    That lead was far more comfortable than anyone would like to admit, but once the Bulldogs had the lead, they were not willing to give the Wildcats an inch.

    “(The way we played) felt amazing,” senior linebacker Lane Bourdon said. “It was surreal, I can’t even explain it.”

    For Bourdon, grabbing the bell meant everything. His junior season was lost from an injury that happened right before last year’s bell game and he was forced to watch on the sidelines as the Wildcats came away with a 27-24 win.

    When the final horn went off Friday, his emotions took over as he helped his team regain what he was not he was able to help them defend.

    “It was such a good feeling,” he said. “It made my whole day, my whole week, my whole year.”

    Pueblo Central Centennial Bell Game
    More photos. (Dan Mohrmann/CHSAANow.com)

    It’s a heck of a first win of the year for the Bulldogs. Coming off a 39-7 loss to Dakota Ridge, coach Michael Palumbo knew that it was important to jump on the Wildcats early if they were going to head home with some additional hardware.

    “We knew we need to (start early) as young as we are,” Palumbo said. “We were proud of our kids for coming out and getting a fast start which we knew would be beneficial for us.”

    Vigil proved to be the senior playmaker that he needed to be in a rivalry game. He ran for two touchdowns and threw for another one, sucking all of the energy out of the Central fans along the way.

    The senior made the shift from quarterback to running back and handed the driver’s seat over to Gonzales – who is only a sophomore – this season.

    With two more years of competing for the crown jewel for both schools, Gonzales knows there is immense pressure on him to keep the bell for the rest of his high school career. And it’s pressure he openly welcomes.

    “There’s a lot of pressure,” Gonzales said. “They all count on me for being the quarterback.”

    But if Friday was any indication, the bell will be tough for Central to recover as Gonzales only develops as a player.

    But that’s an issue for next year. Central must find a way to right the ship and get into the win column.

    Centennial no longer has that issue. Even in an empty Dutch Clark Stadium, the sound of ringing can be heard echoing through neighborhoods in Pueblo.

    For the Bulldogs, all is right with the world.

    The bell rings red.

  • Photos: Pueblo Centennial football regains the bell from Pueblo Central

    PUEBLO — The bell will ring red for a year as Pueblo Centennial beat Pueblo Central 31-7 Friday night at Dutch Clark Stadium.

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  • Highlights: Pueblo Centennial wins the Bell Game over Pueblo Central

    Highlights from the 2016 Bell Game between Pueblo Centennial and Pueblo Central, and the atmosphere surrounding the event.

  • Photos: Dakota Ridge football cruises past Pueblo Central

    LAKEWOOD — Dakota Ridge football cruised to a 39-7 win over Pueblo Central on Saturday at Jeffco Stadium.

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  • Top football games to watch during the 2016 season

    Moving into the middle of the summer, sports fans start to feel an itch and there is only one thing that will satisfy it.

    Football. The season is so close, yet so far away.

    Incoming freshmen can’t wait to be a part of the homecoming pep rally and go watch their teams. There’s no better feeling than when both bands are playing fight songs, and opposing student sections make their case as to why they are the best school in the state.

    Last season, Valor Christian forced a late turnover and capitalized on a late-game drive to take home the Class 5A crown. The Windsor Wizards snagged their fourth title in school history with a 35-14 win over Loveland, and Pueblo East won the 3A championship with a 57-31 rout of Roosevelt.

    Bayfield and Buena Vista also came away with their second titles in program history with the Wolverines taking the 2A crown and the Demons coming away with the 1A title.

    Sedgwick County cruised to the 8-man title and Eads brought home the 6-man championship.

    This year, that all changes. Different kids will force those late-game turnovers, and new legacies will be cemented on Friday nights.

    Here are some of the marquee matchups across the state this season, from 6-man to 5A:

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    Columbine at Palm Bay (Melbourne, Fla.), Aug. 26 (7 p.m.): The Rebels opens the season against Palm Bay High School after losing in the semifinals of last year’s playoffs. The Rebels have not won a state title since 2011, but will have a shot this season. This game will also be a test of how one of the best programs in Colorado matches up with other states.

    Regis Jesuit at Mullen, Sept. 9 (7 p.m.): After last season’s 23-17 win over Mullen, Regis Jesuit looks to make it five straight wins against the Mustangs. This could very well be a playoff matchup as well, as both these programs look to return to the postseason in 2016.

    Fountain-Fort Carson at Pomona, Sept. 10 (12 p.m.): After 37 years at the helm, Fountain-Fort Carson’s Mitch Johnson retired after the Trojans lost in the first round of the 2015 5A playoffs. Soon after, the Trojans hired CSU-Pueblo assistant Jake Novotny to take over. Novotny gets a shot to hand perennial power Pomona an early-season loss and keep the strong tradition of Fountain-Fort Carson football.

    Windsor Loveland football
    Windsor and Pine Creek face off in September. (Cindy Betancourt/eStudioWest.com)

    Windsor at Pine Creek, Sept. 10 (1 p.m.): The 2013 and 2014 4A champion Eagles gets a shot at the 2015 champion Windsor on this Saturday matchup. These two teams could have met in the finals in 2015 before Loveland upset Pine Creek in the semis.

    Pueblo Central at Pueblo Centennial, Sept. 16 (7 p.m.): The oldest football rivalry west of the Mississippi River highlights a great week of football games. Central snuck by Centennial 27-24 last year and will look to make it two in a row this year. These two teams have faced off for over a century in what is certainly one of the top rivalries in the entire state.

    Broomfield at Windsor, Sept. 16 (7 p.m.): Blair Hubbard gets a marquee matchup early in his new coaching tenure with the Broomfield Eagles as they travel up north to face the defending champion Windsor High School.

    Pueblo East at Discovery Canyon, Sept. 16 (7 p.m.): After defeating Discovery Canyon in the second round of the 3A playoffs last season, defending champ Pueblo East travels to Colorado Springs for a Week 3 rematch against the Thunder.

    Legend at Chaparral, Sept. 22 (7 p.m.): Rivalry week. That one game in the schedule that every coach circles on the calendar regardless of where it falls in the year. For new Legend head coach Monte Thelen, this rivalry week game comes with raised stakes, as his Titans face Chaparral at Sports Authority Field.

    Delta at Palisade, Sept. 22 (7 p.m.): Delta made a surprise run last season as the program hasn’t seen a championship in football since 1960. But, they’ll see a potential playoff matchup early on in the season as they face off against six-time champ Palisade (the most recent coming in 2003).

    Pomona at Valor Christian, Sept. 23 (7 p.m.): The Eagles host the Panthers in a rematch of the 5A state championship game. Valor lost to Pomona in an eary-season matchup last year, but got their revenge in the championship.

    Kit Carson at Cheyenne Wells, Sept. 23 (7 p.m.): Last season, Kit Carson was the No. 1 seed in the 6-man state playoffs but was upset in the semifinals. This game could be a statement game for the as they look to avenge the loss.

    Buena Vista at Centauri, Sept. 23 (7 p.m.): The Demons meet the Falcons in an early season rematch of last year’s opening round playoff game. Then No. 1 seed Buena Vista defeated then No. 16 seed Centauri 48-6 en route to winning it all in 1A.

    Cherry Creek Valor Christian football
    Valor Christian and Cherry Creek play in late September. (Cindy Betancourt/eStudioWest.com)

    Valor Christian at Cherry Creek, Sept. 29 (7 p.m.): In 2014, the Bruins defeated the Eagles to win the 5A Championship. Last season, Valor beat Creek in the semifinals and eventually went on to win the title. This midseason matchup of powerhouse programs sets the stage for a potential playoff rematch in 2016.

    Thompson Valley at Longmont, Oct. 6 (6:30 p.m.): This midseason matchup pits two playoff teams from last season. Thompson Valley lost in the first round to No. 1 seed Pine Creek, and Longmont got beat in the semis by the eventual champion Windsor. Both Longmont and Thompson Valley could make it back to the playoffs.

    Bayfield at Delta, Oct. 21 (7 p.m.): Last year’s 2A champion Bayfield faces 3A semifinalist Delta in this midseason grudge match. Bayfield won its first championship since 1996 and just its second in school history last season.

    Pueblo East at Pueblo Central, Nov. 4 (7 p.m.): If Pueblo East continues its run from last year, this cross-town rivalry game with the Wildcats will definitely make for a great tune-up before the playoffs start in mid-November.

  • CHSAA icon Sollie Raso passes away

    Sollie Raso. (File photo)
    Sollie Raso. (File photo)

    Sollie Raso, a Southern Colorado icon and member of the Colorado High School Activities Association Hall of Fame Class of 1992 has passed away. He was man with a passion for life and he shared that passion with students, coaches and the community of Pueblo.

    “Sollie Raso holds a special spot in the hearts of all who knew him. He was a great coach and administrator and a wonderful representative to the CHSAA from Southern Colorado. His counsel and presence will be missed,” Commissioner Paul Angelico said. “Our thoughts and prayers are with his family.”

    Raso knew how to get things done, having developed a strong work ethic growing up in Denver during tough times. Just five months after Pearl Harbor, he enlisted in the Army Air Force where he was involved in 30 combat missions as a nose gunner on a B-17 bomber in World War II.

    He became a teacher and coach at Pueblo’s Central High school where he coached football, basketball, wrestling and track. He had a 58-17 record in football coach, had numerous individual and state place winners in wrestling, along with individual district and league champions in while at Central.

    He served 11 years as principal at Central, and then 15 years as Executive Director of Student Activities for Pueblo School District #60. He was instrumental in bringing girls’ athletics to District 60, adding basketball, swimming, gymnastics, track, cross country and tennis for girls.

    He hosted the first ever CHSAA state track meet and conducted countless, district, regional and state level playoff events in all sports for the Association. He also served for 23 years, including 8 as chairman, of the CHSAA Basketball Committee. He also served on the organizations Board of Control (now Legislative Council) and was a member of the CHSAA Executive Committee (Board of Directors), serving as the Association’s president in 1970-71.

    He also served two terms as a Pueblo County Commissioner beginning in 1984. He is a member of the Greater Pueblo Sports Hall of Fame and the Pueblo Hall of He and his wife, Betty Lou, had four children and were married for 62 years before she passed away in 2010.

    The CHSAA office is unaware of any services at this point, but will add those as they become available.

  • Girls golf: 4A’s Day 1 results, Day 2 tee times

    PUEBLO — Complete results after the first day of the 2016 Class 4A girls golf state tournament at Pueblo Country Club, as well as Day 2 tee times.

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    Teams
    Place School R1 To Par
    1 Colorado Academy 244 +28
    2 Cheyenne Mountain 265 +49
    3 Rifle 274 +58
    4 Northridge 275 +59
    5 Golden 283 +67
    6 Windsor 287 +71
    7 Vista Peak 298 +82
    8 Pueblo County 316 +100
    Individuals
    Place Name School Score To Par Day 2 Tee
    1 Erin Sargent Silver Creek 75 +3 10:36 am (Tee: 1)
    2 Caroline Jordaan Colorado Academy 76 +4 10:36 am (Tee: 1)
    3 Kelsey McKenna Air Academy 77 +5 10:36 am (Tee: 1)
    4 Elly Walters Rifle 78 +6 10:27 am (Tee: 1)
    5 Kiselya Plewe Dolores 79 +7 10:27 am (Tee: 1)
    6 Sydney Prey Golden 80 +8 10:27 am (Tee: 1)
    7 Masi Smith Rifle 81 +9 10:18 am (Tee: 1)
    T8 Kellsey Sample Palmer Ridge 82 +10 10:09 am (Tee: 1)
    T8 Marin Halvorsen Kent Denver 82 +10 10:18 am (Tee: 1)
    T8 Kacey Godwin Colorado Academy 82 +10 10:18 am (Tee: 1)
    T11 Hannah More Mullen 83 +11 10:09 am (Tee: 1)
    T11 Makayla Dahl Valor 83 +11 10:09 am (Tee: 1)
    13 Aryn McLaughlin Thompson Valley 85 +13 10:00 am (Tee: 1)
    T14 Trinity Goderstad Colorado Academy 86 +14 10:00 am (Tee: 1)
    T14 Claire McPeak Niwot 86 +14 10:00 am (Tee: 1)
    T16 Emma Moser Northridge 87 +15 9:51 am (Tee: 1)
    T16 Regina Dillon Cheyenne Mountain 87 +15 9:51 am (Tee: 1)
    T16 Emma Robinson Pueblo Centennial 87 +15 9:51 am (Tee: 1)
    T19 Ashlee Sample Palmer Ridge 88 +16 9:42 am (Tee: 1)
    T19 Maxine Choi Cheyenne Mountain 88 +16 9:42 am (Tee: 1)
    T19 Isabella Morfe Valor 88 +16 9:42 am (Tee: 1)
    T19 Taylor Sandoval Eagle Valley 88 +16 9:33 am (Tee: 1)
    T23 Sarah Hwang St. Mary’s 89 +17 9:33 am (Tee: 1)
    T23 Caitlyn Olson Northridge 89 +17 9:33 am (Tee: 1)
    T23 Bailey Reed Wray 89 +17 9:24 am (Tee: 1)
    T26 Casey Fetters Cheyenne Mountain 90 +18 9:24 am (Tee: 1)
    T26 Cassie Kneen Colorado Academy 90 +18 9:24 am (Tee: 1)
    T28 Lauren Murphy Glenwood Springs 91 +19 9:15 am (Tee: 1)
    T28 Grace Gunlikson Skyline 91 +19 9:15 am (Tee: 1)
    T28 Addie Ekhoff Ponderosa 91 +19 9:15 am (Tee: 1)
    T31 Molli Boruff Berthoud 92 +20 9:06 am (Tee: 1)
    T31 Ellie Broker Cheyenne Mountain 92 +20 9:06 am (Tee: 1)
    T31 Meaghan Ireland Florence 92 +20 8:57 am (Tee: 1)
    T31 Makena Prey Golden 92 +20 8:57 am (Tee: 1)
    T31 Natalie Holley Evergreen 92 +20 9:06 am (Tee: 1)
    T36 Sarah Johnson Windsor 93 +21 8:57 am (Tee: 1)
    T36 Larissa Roberts Bishop Machebeuf 93 +21 8:48 am (Tee: 1)
    T38 Leah Donnelly WheatRidge 94 +22 8:48 am (Tee: 1)
    T38 Dolores Sharaf Aspen 94 +22 8:48 am (Tee: 1)
    T40 Kyree Conaway Vista Peak 95 +23 8:30 am (Tee: 1)
    T40 Sarah Rhodes Pueblo West 95 +23 8:30 am (Tee: 10)
    T40 Jolene Carrica Swink 95 +23 8:39 am (Tee: 1)
    T40 Sam Chaney Vista Peak 95 +23 8:39 am (Tee: 1)
    T40 Jessica Zapf Windsor 95 +23 8:30 am (Tee: 1)
    T40 Kenzie Fontana The Classical Academy 95 +23 8:39 am (Tee: 1)
    T46 Halle Holmes Ponderosa 96 +24 8:30 am (Tee: 10)
    T46 Sam Caricato Pueblo West 96 +24 8:39 am (Tee: 10)
    T48 Lorenza Rios Pueblo Central 97 +25 8:39 am (Tee: 10)
    T48 Shannon Bocquet Discovery Canyon 97 +25 8:39 am (Tee: 10)
    T50 Vanessa Johnson Vista Ridge 98 +26 8:48 am (Tee: 10)
    T50 Danyka Fetty Pueblo County 98 +26 8:48 am (Tee: 10)
    T50 Alyson Shuman Palisade 98 +26 8:48 am (Tee: 10)
    T53 Cheyanne Williams Coal Ridge 99 +27 9:06 am (Tee: 10)
    T53 Sophia Montoya Pueblo South 99 +27 8:57 am (Tee: 10)
    T53 Kinsey Smith Windsor 99 +27 8:57 am (Tee: 10)
    T53 Alli Brown Northridge 99 +27 8:57 am (Tee: 10)
    T57 Keena Strope Niwot 100 +28 9:06 am (Tee: 10)
    T57 McKenna Eddy Elizabeth 100 +28 9:06 am (Tee: 10)
    T59 Nicole Cherry Montrose 101 +29 9:15 am (Tee: 10)
    T59 Courtney Kauffman Standley Lake 101 +29 9:15 am (Tee: 10)
    T61 Samantha Colletti Pueblo County 102 +30 9:24 am (Tee: 10)
    T61 Madi Rifkin Kent Denver 102 +30 9:24 am (Tee: 10)
    T61 Alana Hackett Alamosa 102 +30 9:15 am (Tee: 10)
    T64 Brianna Choman Alamosa 104 +32 9:24 am (Tee: 10)
    T64 Rachel Shaffer Rye 104 +32 9:33 am (Tee: 10)
    66 Dani Ortonword Manitou Springs 105 +33 9:33 am (Tee: 10)
    T67 Jorie Anaya Pueblo Centennial 106 +34 9:33 am (Tee: 10)
    T67 Nicole Matthews Eagle Valley 106 +34 9:42 am (Tee: 10)
    T69 Alex Hanley Montrose 107 +35 9:42 am (Tee: 10)
    T69 Haley Owens Pueblo South 107 +35 9:51 am (Tee: 10)
    T69 Jayden Muro Windsor 107 +35 9:42 am (Tee: 10)
    T72 Erin Baum Frederick 108 +36 9:51 am (Tee: 10)
    T72 Kylee Shepard Vista Peak 108 +36 9:51 am (Tee: 10)
    T74 MaKenzie Andert Mesa Ridge 109 +37 10:00 am (Tee: 10)
    T74 Meghan Witt Mullen 109 +37 10:00 am (Tee: 10)
    T76 Kelsey Rodrigue Mesa Ridge 110 +38 10:09 am (Tee: 10)
    T76 Ashley Macaluso Trinidad 110 +38 10:09 am (Tee: 10)
    T76 Autumn Brown Wray 110 +38 10:00 am (Tee: 10)
    T79 Samantha McConnell Golden 111 +39 10:18 am (Tee: 10)
    T79 Olivia Lopez Vista Peak 111 +39 10:09 am (Tee: 10)
    81 Caitlin Morgan Rifle 115 +43 10:18 am (Tee: 10)
    82 Sydney Houghton Pueblo County 116 +44 10:18 am (Tee: 10)
    83 Faith Mewmaw Durango 118 +46 10:27 am (Tee: 10)
    T84 Audrey Gunlikson Skyline 121 +49 10:27 am (Tee: 10)

  • Tee times for 5A and 4A girls golf state championships

    Tee times for the first day of girls golf’s state championships in 2016.

    The tournaments for both classifications run May 23-24. Class 5A is held in Aurora, and 4A is in Pueblo.

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    Tee times: 5A | 4A

    Class 5A

    CommonGround Golf Course (Aurora)
    Time Hole Player School
    8:30 am 1 Melia Buckton Legend
    8:30 am 1 Allie Garcia Coronado
    8:30 am 1 Alix Mees Cherokee Trail
    8:30 am 10 Paige Gentry Fossil Ridge
    8:30 am 10 Brooke Kramer Cherokee Trail
    8:30 am 10 Caitlin O’Donnell Grandview
    8:39 am 1 Madi Eurich Coronado
    8:39 am 1 Sarah MacDonald Liberty
    8:39 am 1 Nicole Tedesco Douglas County
    8:39 am 10 Hannah Doran Loveland
    8:39 am 10 Kayla Elder Fossil Ridge
    8:39 am 10 Morgan Ryan Grandview
    8:48 am 1 Kendra George Heritage
    8:48 am 1 Liina Neitenbach Monarch
    8:48 am 1 Amanda Westrick Thornton
    8:48 am 10 Amy Chitkoksoong Grandview
    8:48 am 10 Cammie Fowler Fossil Ridge
    8:48 am 10 Lauren Lehigh Loveland
    8:57 am 1 Delaney Benson Heritage
    8:57 am 1 Sophie Nelsen Fairview
    8:57 am 1 Emma Teuton Monarch
    8:57 am 10 Aili Bundy Loveland
    8:57 am 10 Leigha Devine Fossil Ridge
    8:57 am 10 Morgan Sahm Grandview
    9:06 am 1 Delaney Elliott Monarch
    9:06 am 1 Gabby Esquibel Heritage
    9:06 am 1 Kelsey Webster Fairview
    9:06 am 10 Sloane Cape Highlands Ranch
    9:06 am 10 Hope Kim Broomfield
    9:06 am 10 Kelley Yoshihara Legacy
    9:15 am 1 Carly Gallant Monarch
    9:15 am 1 Joanna Kempton Heritage
    9:15 am 1 Madison McCambridge Fairview
    9:15 am 10 Andrea Hoos Legacy
    9:15 am 10 Anna Roh Broomfield
    9:15 am 10 Izzy Ruiz Highlands Ranch
    9:24 am 1 Stephanie Bang Cherry Creek
    9:24 am 1 Sydney Eye Ralston Valley
    9:24 am 1 Olivia Roper Denver East
    9:24 am 10 Jenna Chun Highlands Ranch
    9:24 am 10 Jennifer Hankins Legacy
    9:24 am 10 Maddie Kern Broomfield
    9:33 am 1 Elena Barboza Denver East
    9:33 am 1 Hannah Fey Cherry Creek
    9:33 am 1 Lexi Mueldener Ralston Valley
    9:33 am 10 Elizabeth Pendleton Pine Creek
    9:33 am 10 Jacq Pepper Arapahoe
    9:33 am 10 Hannah Thornburg Fruita-Monument
    9:42 am 1 Julia Baroth Denver East
    9:42 am 1 Riley McKibbon Ralston Valley
    9:42 am 1 Lexi Ringsby Cherry Creek
    9:42 am 10 Christine Attai Arapahoe
    9:42 am 10 Charlotte Cliatt Palmer
    9:42 am 10 Halley McDonald Pine Creek
    9:51 am 1 Payton Canon Cherry Creek
    9:51 am 1 Sarah Hunt Denver East
    9:51 am 1 Jordan Remley Ralston Valley
    9:51 am 10 Elly Carlson Pine Creek
    9:51 am 10 Emma Hesse Lakewood
    9:51 am 10 Beth Lebar Arapahoe
    10:00 am 1 Brooke Pulver Regis Jesuit
    10:00 am 1 Miranda Schiffbauer Arvada West
    10:00 am 1 Naura Taqiya Rock Canyon
    10:00 am 10 Grace Linderman Mountain Vista
    10:00 am 10 Katie Malcolm Chaparral
    10:00 am 10 Tess Mitchell Columbine
    10:09 am 1 Alexis Chan Rock Canyon
    10:09 am 1 Leigh Robinson Arvada West
    10:09 am 1 Ali Timlin Regis Jesuit
    10:09 am 10 Avery Hill Central-GJ
    10:09 am 10 Callie Kloenne Castle View
    10:09 am 10 Leia Vadeen Northglenn
    10:18 am 1 Amelia Lee Rock Canyon
    10:18 am 1 Reagan Robinson Arvada West
    10:18 am 1 Mary Weinstein Regis Jesuit
    10:18 am 10 Zarena Brown Pomona
    10:18 am 10 Bailey Summers Central-GJ
    10:18 am 10 Duval Sutherland Legend
    10:27 am 1 Brandy McClain Rock Canyon
    10:27 am 1 Jaclyn Murray Regis Jesuit
    10:27 am 1 Ali Peper Arvada West
    10:27 am 10 Tabitha Diehl Mountain Vista
    10:27 am 10 Arielle Keating Rampart
    10:27 am 10 Amisha Singh Smoky Hill


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    Class 4A

    Pueblo Country Club
    Time Hole Player School
    8:30 am 1 McKenna Eddy Elizabeth
    8:30 am 1 Kelsey Rodrigue Mesa Ridge
    8:30 am 10 Autumn Brown Wray
    8:30 am 10 Sarah Rhodes Pueblo West
    8:39 am 1 Kenzie Fontana The Classical Academy
    8:39 am 1 Ashley Macaluso Trinidad
    8:39 am 1 Meghan Witt Mullen
    8:39 am 10 Sam Caricato Pueblo West
    8:39 am 10 Audrey Gunlikson Skyline
    8:39 am 10 Halle Holmes Ponderosa
    8:48 am 1 MaKenzie Andert Mesa Ridge
    8:48 am 1 Alana Hackett Alamosa
    8:48 am 1 Rachel Shaffer Rye
    8:48 am 10 Jorie Anaya Pueblo Centennial
    8:48 am 10 Dani Ortonword Manitou Springs
    8:48 am 10 Madi Rifkin Kent Denver
    8:57 am 1 Shannon Bocquet Discovery Canyon
    8:57 am 1 Brianna Choman Alamosa
    8:57 am 1 Jayden Muro Windsor
    8:57 am 10 Grace Gunlikson Skyline
    8:57 am 10 Faith Mewmaw Durango
    8:57 am 10 Keena Strope Niwot
    9:06 am 1 Jolene Carrica Swink
    9:06 am 1 Emma Moser Northridge
    9:06 am 1 Kinsey Smith Windsor
    9:06 am 10 Nicole Matthews Eagle Valley
    9:06 am 10 Claire McPeak Niwot
    9:06 am 10 Lorenza Rios Pueblo Central
    9:15 am 1 Erin Baum Frederick
    9:15 am 1 Alli Brown Northridge
    9:15 am 1 Jessica Zapf Windsor
    9:15 am 10 Vanessa Johnson Vista Ridge
    9:15 am 10 Courtney Kauffman Standley Lake
    9:15 am 10 Bailey Reed Wray
    9:24 am 1 Nicole Cherry Montrose
    9:24 am 1 Sarah Johnson Windsor
    9:24 am 1 Caitlyn Olson Northridge
    9:24 am 10 Haley Owens Pueblo South
    9:24 am 10 Larissa Roberts Bishop Machebeuf
    9:24 am 10 Dolores Sharaf Aspen
    9:33 am 1 Addie Ekhoff Ponderosa
    9:33 am 1 Corylyn Fetty Pueblo County
    9:33 am 1 Olivia Lopez Vista Peak
    9:33 am 10 Aryn McLaughlin Thompson Valley
    9:33 am 10 Emma Robinson Pueblo Centennial
    9:33 am 10 Cheyanne Williams Cedaredge
    9:42 am 1 Sam Chaney Vista Peak
    9:42 am 1 Sydney Houghton Pueblo County
    9:42 am 1 Caitlin Morgan Rifle
    9:42 am 10 Isabella Morfe Valor Christian
    9:42 am 10 Lauren Murphy Glenwood Springs
    9:42 am 10 Alyson Shuman Palisade
    9:51 am 1 Samantha Colletti Pueblo County
    9:51 am 1 Kylee Shepard Vista Peak
    9:51 am 1 Masi Smith Rifle
    9:51 am 10 Molli Boruff Berthoud
    9:51 am 10 Sarah Hwang St. Mary’s
    9:51 am 10 Kellsey Sample Palmer Ridge
    10:00 am 1 Kyree Conaway Vista Peak
    10:00 am 1 Danyka Fetty Pueblo County
    10:00 am 1 Elly Walters Rifle
    10:00 am 10 Makayla Dahl Valor Christian
    10:00 am 10 Leah Donnelly Wheat Ridge
    10:00 am 10 Meaghan Ireland Florence
    10:09 am 1 Casey Fetters Cheyenne Mountain
    10:09 am 1 Trinity Goderstad Colorado Academy
    10:09 am 1 Alex Hanley Montrose
    10:09 am 10 Natalie Holley Evergreen
    10:09 am 10 Sophia Montoya Pueblo South
    10:09 am 10 Ashlee Sample Palmer Ridge
    10:18 am 1 Ellie Broker Cheyenne Mountain
    10:18 am 1 Cassie Kneen Colorado Academy
    10:18 am 1 Samantha McConnell Golden
    10:18 am 10 Kelsey McKenna Air Academy
    10:18 am 10 Hannah More Mullen
    10:18 am 10 Taylor Sandoval Eagle Valley
    10:27 am 1 Maxine Choi Cheyenne Mountain
    10:27 am 1 Kacey Godwin Colorado Academy
    10:27 am 1 Makena Prey Golden
    10:27 am 10 Marin Halvorsen Kent Denver
    10:27 am 10 Kiselya Plewe Dolores
    10:27 am 10 Erin Sargent Silver Creek
    10:36 am 1 Regina Dillon Cheyenne Mountain
    10:36 am 1 Caroline Jordaan Colorado Academy
    10:36 am 1 Sydney Prey Golden

  • All-state boys basketball teams for 2015-16 season

    The 2015-16 all-state boys basketball players of the year. (Photos: CHSAANow.com contributors)
    The 2015-16 all-state boys basketball players of the year. (Photos: Ray Chen/ArrayPhoto.com; Jeff Tucker/jefferywtucker.zenfolio.com; Jack Eberhard/JacksActionShots.com)

    The 2015-16 all-state boys basketball teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

    These teams were created following a lengthy process which included nominations from leagues, and then a week-long vote of coaches.

    A specific player of the year vote was held in each class, as was a vote for coach of the year.
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    Class 5A

    Overland Doherty boys basketball De'Ron Davis
    Overland’s De’Ron Davis is the 5A boys basketball player of the year. (Kevin Keyser/KeyserImages.com)

    Player of the year: De’Ron Davis, Overland

    Coach of the year: John Olander, Eaglecrest

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    De’Ron Davis Overland PF/C Senior
    Sam Masten Rock Canyon PG/SG Sophomore
    Tyrei Randall Rangeview W Senior
    Jervae Robinson Overland PG/SG Senior
    Colbey Ross Eaglecrest PG/SG Junior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Braxton Bertolette Fossil Ridge Junior
    Austin Mueller ThunderRidge SF Senior
    Cameron Pearson Chatfield PG Senior
    David Thornton Cherokee Trail F Senior
    Clay Verk ThunderRidge PF Senior

    Honorable mention: Jake Belknapp, Junior, Mountain Vista; Elijah Blake, Junior, Rangeview; Dalven Brushier, Senior, Doherty; Jack Buckmelter, Senior, Denver East; Danny Garrick, Senior, Legend; Will Halfon, Senior, Cherry Creek; Daylen Kountz, Sophomore, George Washington; Jaizec Lottie, Junior, Cherokee Trail; Riley Matticks, Senior, Legend; Luke Neff, Senior, Arvada West; Kolton Peterson, Junior, Lakewood; Elijah Reed, Senior, Rangeview; Landon Taliaferro, Senior, Boulder; Dallas Walton, Senior, Arvada West.

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    Class 4A

    Pueblo West Valor Christian boys basketball
    Pueblo West’s David Simental is the 4A boys basketball player of the year. (Ray Chen/ArrayPhoto.com)

    Player of the year: David Simental, Pueblo West

    Coach of the year: Bobby Tyler, Pueblo West

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Justinian Jessup Longmont W Senior
    Hunter Maldonado Vista Ridge F Junior
    Michael Ranson Pueblo Central PG/SG Senior
    Jalen Sanders Valor Christian P Junior
    David Simental Pueblo West PG Junior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Cameron Horning Glenwood Springs G Senior
    CJ Jennings Sierra PG Junior
    Maleek Johnson Pueblo South SG Senior
    D’Shawn Schwartz Sand Creek Junior
    Jonathan Scott Lewis-Palmer G Senior

    Honorable mention: Noah Baldwin, Senior, Windsor; Joey Bauderer, Senior, Skyview; Chudier Bile, Senior, Denver South; Ryan Blodgett, Senior, Golden; Quincy Bryant, Senior, Mitchell; Luis Carreon, Senior, Rifle; Orion Clay, Senior, Durango; Alex Hawkins, Senior, Vista PEAK Prep; Jake Hornick, Senior, Thompson Valley; Charlie Hovasse, Senior, Lewis-Palmer; Kayle Knuckles, Junior, Valor Christian; Walker Korell, Senior, Mead; Trey McBride, Sophomore, Fort Morgan; Andy Nelson, Senior, Holy Family; Michael Scheid, Senior, Windsor; Braden Shirley, Senior, Pueblo West; Nieyeme Smyer-williams, Sophomore, Pueblo West; Patrick Vasquez, Senior, Fort Lupton.

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    Class 3A

    SkyView Academy Colorado Academy boys basketball
    Colorado Academy’s Justin Bassey is the 3A boys basketball player of the year. (Jeff Tucker/jefferywtucker.zenfolio.com)

    Player of the year: Justin Bassey, Colorado Academy

    Coach of the year: Mark Engesser, Colorado Springs Christian

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Justin Bassey Colorado Academy G Senior
    Justin Engesser Colorado Springs Christian Junior
    Gabe Hegarty Faith Christian Senior
    Samuel Howard Colorado Springs Christian Senior
    Maximo Medina Denver Science & Tech Stapleton SG/PG Senior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Ryan Brubacher Alamosa SF Junior
    Marco Garcia Alamosa PF Senior
    Christian Hyatt Colorado Academy G Senior
    Ellis Jones DSST: Green Valley Ranch G Senior
    Jesus Martinez The Pinnacle P Senior
    John Parker Grand Valley PG/SG Senior

    Honorable mention: Briar Erskine, Senior, Pagosa Springs; Karl Giesselman, Senior, Bennett; Brad Lutz, Senior, Middle Park; Conner Martin, Junior, Strasburg; Josh Mohammed, Senior, James Irwin; Ben Pratt, Senior, Frontier Academy; Lucas Rodholm, Junior, Manitou Springs; Josh VanVleet, Senior, Liberty Common; Jimmy Velten, Senior, St. Mary’s; Robert Williams, Junior, Sheridan; Will Willis, Junior, Lutheran; Peter Wilson, Senior, Colorado Springs Christian.

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    Class 2A

    Sanford Holyoke boys basketball
    Sanford’s Miles Caldon is the 2A boys basketball player of the year. (Jeff Tucker/jefferywtucker.zenfolio.com)

    Player of the year: Miles Caldon, Sanford

    Coach of the year: Rhett Larsen, Sanford

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Miles Caldon Sanford SG Senior
    Chance Canty Sanford PF Senior
    Tanner Ervin Resurrection Christian G Junior
    Jesus Loya Holyoke G Senior
    Tyler Woodhams Sedgwick County Senior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Luke Fick Resurrection Christian G Senior
    Jason George Simla F Senior
    Connor Hale Rye SG/PG Senior
    Wyatt Hayes Ignacio PG Senior
    Morgan Murray Ellicott PG/G Senior

    Honorable mention: Devonte Chartier-Holmes, Senior, Burlington; Bradley Clabey, Sophomore, Crowley County; Nathaniel Cook, Senior, Evangelical Christian; Eric Logan, Senior, Soroco; Cole McKinley, Senior, Sedgwick County; Ivan Mendoza, Senior, West Grand; Jonathan Montanez, Senior, Rocky Ford; Griffen Peterson, Senior, Sanford; Dagan Rienks, Junior, Paonia; Cole Rouse, Junior, Highland; Matt Thieman, Senior, Simla; Taylor Walters, Senior, Paonia; Wyatt Workman, Senior, Haxtun.

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    Class 1A

    Fleming Shining Mountain boys basketball
    Fleming’s Jaxon King is the 1A boys basketball player of the year. (Jack Eberhard/JacksActionShots.com)

    Player of the year: Jaxon King, Fleming

    Coach of the year: Thomas Hessler, Fleming

    First Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Gray Hill Shining Mountain F/F Senior
    Jaxon King Fleming G Junior
    Blake Meredith Fleming F Senior
    Caleb Preston Ouray Senior
    Yaniel Vidal Holly Junior
    Second Team
    Name School Pos. Year
    Sigi Avalos Holly Junior
    Jordan Cothran Rocky Mountain Lutheran Senior
    Christian Dellamaestra Wiley Junior
    Kendall Pelton Cheyenne Wells Junior
    Joey Stahley Fleming G Senior
    Alex Vandenbark Fleming F Junior

    Honorable mention: Chase Boulter, Senior, Gilpin County; Durham Clark, Senior, Edison; Cody Dalton, Senior, Hanover; Caden Eastin, Senior, Wiley; Jordan Ernst, Senior, Dove Creek; Eric Frank, Senior, Edison; Ravi Inmon, Junior, Ouray; Brad Johnson, Junior, Kit Carson; Antun Maricevic, Senior, Longmont Christian; Braulio Martinez, Senior, Hanover; Eli Sievert, Senior, Rocky Mountain Lutheran; Brett Wilson, Senior, South Baca.