Roosevelt football beat Berthoud on Friday night in a key Class 3A matchup.

For starters, it was a top-10 win, with the No. 5 Roughriders topping the No. 8 Spartans. Second, it was a win in the Class 3A Tri-Valley League, which is probably the best league in the state regardless of classification. Third, Roosevelt is now 5-2.

But most importantly: It helped the Roughriders move up in the 3A RPI standings from No. 13 to No. 8.

Roosevelt rallied from down 12-7 to take a 15-12 lead at halftime, and led 22-12 after three quarters.

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2A: (6) Sterling 56, Fort Lupton 28

Sterling quarterback Bodie Hume threw six touchdowns in the first half of Sterling’s 56-28 win over Fort Lupton. That ties the state record.

Hume finished with seven touchdowns; he only played one series in the second half.

The six touchdowns in a half are now tied for the most in state history. Hume is the seventh player to do that. His seven touchdown passes are tied for the fifth-most in state history.

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4A: (10) Skyline 70, Greeley Central 44

Skyline junior Jeremy Hollingsworth rushed for six touchdowns and more than 350 yards in a wild win over Greeley Central. He now has scored 26 touchdowns this season.

The Falcons are 6-1 this season.

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3A: Fort Morgan 17, (6) Silver Creek 7

Fort Morgan not only pulled off the upset, but moved to 2-0 in the Northern League. Both conference wins followed a three-game losing streak.

“We changed it up this week,” Mustangs coach Harrison Chisum told the Colorado Preps Scoreboard Show. “We had a lot of competitions and a lot more fun in practice, and it kind of helped with our energy level.”

Donovan Moya had an interception return for a score to help Fort Morgan win on Friday.

“He’s a competitor, and that was a huge pick-six to start the second half,” Chisum said.

Both teams are now 4-3 this season.

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6-man: (1) Stratton/Liberty 63, (3) Otis 6

The Knighted Eagles are 7-0 after this latest win.

“We’re really excited about the win, an really excited about the way we’ve been playing,” coach Toby Kechter told the Scoreboard Show.

Kechter praised his line.

“The kids just blocked their hearts out,” he said. “The effort’s just been great.”

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Notables:

• Highlands Ranch, ranked No. 9 in 5A, is now 6-1 after beating Fountain-Fort Carson 38-24. “Our guys overcame some penalties and a couple of turnovers, and played really well tonight to overcome those things,” interim coach David May told the Scoreboard Show.
• The Falcons will face No. 1 Valor Christian next week. The Eagles are now 7-0 after a 41-7 win over Lakewood. Luke McCaffrey had three total touchdowns, including a kickoff return for a score. Valor has won 17 games in a row.
• Sedgwick County, top-ranked in 8-man, rolled to a 57-14 win over Merino. Sedgwick County is now 7-0 and has won 17-straight games.
• 8-man No. 5 Haxtun rebounded from a loss to beat No. 10 Caliche 38-20. 
• 6-man No. 4 Peetz also rebounded from a loss by topping No. 10 Fleming 39-26. Tre Fehringer threw three touchdown passes for the Bulldogs.
• 2A No. 4 La Junta won its rivalry game with Lamar, winning 40-0 in the Whistle Game.
• In 6-man, Sierra Grande is now 6-1 after shutting out Aguilar 60-0. Five different players had rushing touchdowns, including two each from Dakota Aragon and Dylan Milner.
• South Park has matched its win total from last season after beating Pikes Peak Christian 30-6. The Burros are 4-3 in 6-man.
• Wins No. 322 for coaches Scott Yates (Kent Denver) and Chris Brown (West Grand). Kent Denver, No. 1 in 2A, beat Englewood 38-0. West Grand, No. 2 in 8-man, beat Rangely 46-0.
• In 4A, Rampart got an important 17-13 win over Montrose to move to 2-0 in the Pikes Peak League.
• Jaylen Thomas rushed for 243 yards and three scores as Vista Ridge beat Coronado 35-14 in another 4A Pikes Peak matchup.
• Austin Coalson helped Eaton improved to 5-2 this season with two touchdown passes in the team’s 46-6 win over The Academy.
• Dakota Key rushed for three touchdowns and Alec Lewis threw for two as Legacy beat Aurora Central 44-0 in 5A. Legacy is 4-3.

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More coverage:

• In 4A, No. 5 Windsor handed No. 6 Monarch its first loss of the season.
• A touchdown on the final play gave Ralston Valley a win over Arvada West.
• Photos from Pueblo East/Pueblo County.
• Photos from Harrison/Pueblo Central.
• An updated top-10 football scoreboard after Friday’s games, and Saturday’s top-10 schedule.
• All scores from Friday night, and Saturday’s full slate.
• Updated RPI standings.
• Relive the night through our live coverage.

Ralston Valley football picked up a huge win on Friday night, knocking off top-ranked Pine Creek and ending the Eagles’ state-best 15-game winning streak.

The Mustangs grabbed a 17-7 lead at halftime thanks to a field goal as time expired. They then held on in the second half, including one last stop with a minute left to seal the win.

Ralston Valley, a Class 5A program, is now 2-3 this season following an 0-3 start. Pine Creek, which plays in 4A, drops to 4-1.

Both teams begin conference play next week.

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5A: (1) Valor Christian 26, (5) Cherry Creek 14

Blake Stenstrom threw two touchdown passes, Joshia Davis rushed for 118 and a score and caught a TD pass, and the Eagles got yet another big win in their non-conference slate.

Valor Christian is now 5-0.

“We feel like playing great teams helps us refine what we need to do,” Valor Christian coach Rod Sherman told the Colorado Preps Scoreboard Show. “We’re not scared to lose. This is the first time in five, six, seven years that we’ve actually been undefeated out of our non-conference. If you’re not scared to lose, then these games are really good, because it helps you grow.”

Sherman pointed to his team’s ability to run the football, and stop Cherry Creek from doing the same, as one of the differences in the game.

“With a team like Creek, they’re so talented and they do such a great job coaching, if you let them be balanced, you’re in trouble,” he said. “And ultimately we ran the ball really well and we stopped the run.”

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1A: Aspen 34, Coal Ridge 28

Aspen entered 4-0, and Coal Ridge was 3-1, so their matchup on Friday was a good one. Ultimately, the Skiers won 34-28 to improved to 5-0.

Aspen won just two games last season, and hadn’t won five games in a season since 2013. It’s Aspen’s best start since opening 7-0 in 2010.

“We challenged (the kids) to understand what it takes to be successful,” Aspen coach Karson Pike told the Scoreboard Show about the team’s turnaround. “They did a good job this summer and this spring. … That’s really where we grew up.”

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2A: (5) La Junta 21, (3) The Classical Academy 11

The Tigers picked up a big top-five win a week after dropping another top-five matchup.

“It was a big win for us to get back on the winning track,” La Junta coach Clint Buderus told the Scoreboard Show. “The kids played good. It was huge for us.”

La Junta, the defending 2A champion, had its 16-game winning streak snapped last Saturday in a loss to now No. 1 Kent Denver. So this win was a big bounce-back following that game.

“We played better tonight,” Buderus said.

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1A: (1) Bennett 76, (10) Clear Creek 36

The top-ranked Tigers handed Clear Creek its first loss this season.

Bennett rushed for more than 600 yards in the game, including 515 in the first half.

Bennett, which reached the semifinals last season, is now 5-0 this season. Clear Creek is 4-1.

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8-man (3) Haxtun 29, (8) Dayspring Christian 21

A fourth-quarter touchdown lifted Haxtun to the win and a 5-0 start this season.

The team teams were knotted at 21 going into the final frame, and at 6-6 at halftime, before Haxtun pulled away.

Dayspring Christian is now 3-2.

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Notables:

• With Pine Creek losing, the longest winning streak in the state now belongs to Valor and Sedgwick County. Both have won 15 games in a row.
• Sedgwick County, ranked No. 1 in 8-man, beat Akron 48-24 in a matchup of the past two state title games in that classification. “I thought our offensive line did a great job digging in in the second half and getting us some big yards,” coach Chris Michel told the Scoreboard Show.
• 4A No. 9 Pueblo South beat 3A Pueblo East 34-19 in the annual Cannon game. East, the three-time defending 3A champs, has opened the year 0-5. “There is just so much that goes into this, I don’t think people truly understand how things are in Pueblo, especially the rivalries, but I’m just proud of our kids tonight,” South coach Ryan Goddard told the Scoreboard Show. South is 4-1.
• In 3A, No. 3 Palmer Ridge cruised to a 43-0 win over No. 10 Canon City. Quarterback Ty Evans threw four touchdown passes and rushed for another. “When we give Ty time, he does a really good job going through his progression, and he’s a competitor,” coach Tom Pulford told the Scoreboard Show.
• 2A No. 1 Kent Denver shut out Elizabeth 35-0, giving coach Scott Yates his 320th career win. 8-man No. 4 West Grand shut out Hayden 50-0, giving coach Chris Brown his 320th win. Both men lead the state in career wins.
• Brighton came back from down 21 to beat Fort Collins 28-21.
• Skyview is 5-0 for the first time in program history following its 48-21 win over Lincoln.
• La Veta upset 6-man No. 8 Cotopaxi 71-38.
• Mountain Valley got three touchdowns each from Salvador Vigil and Drew Martinez in a 60-13 win over Aguilar.
• Ta’yon Burton returned a kickoff for a score as Manual beat Front Range Christian 27-0.
• Pretty big win for Fountain-Fort Carson in 5A: 35-26 over Doherty.
• Mead looks ready for the No. 1 spot in 3A. The Longhorns, currently No. 2 handled Fort Morgan 51-14. Current No. 1 Holy Family lost on Thursday.
• Ikaika Gonzalez-Bentosino rushed for 266 yards and two scores as Englewood beat Sheridan 58-0 in 2A.
• Vista Ridge beat Discovery Canyon 35-21 in a 4A/3A matchup behind big rushing days from Jeffrey Crittendon (218 yards, two TDs) and Jaylen Thomas (183, 1). Thomas also had two passing TDs.
• Travis Cunningham rushed for two scores and Austin Coalson passed for two as Eaton beat University 33-6 in a 2A game.

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More coverage:

• 3A No. 9 Harrison is now 5-0, and may be the real deal.
• 3A No. 5 Erie got a huge win on a big stage against No. 6 Silver Creek.
• Arvada West handed Standley Lake its first loss of the season.
• Photos from Valor Christian/Cherry Creek.
• Photos from Skyview/Lincoln.
• An updated top-10 football scoreboard, and Saturday’s top-10 schedule.
• All scores from Friday night’s games, and Saturday’s full slate.
• Replay the night through our live coverage.
• Updated RPI standings.
• A roundup of Thursday’s games.

The 2015 all-state football 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 vote of coaches.

Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | 8-man | 6-man

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Dylan McCaffrey, Valor Christian

Coach of the year: Jay Madden, Pomona

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Hayden Blubaugh	Grandview	Junior	RB
Max Borghi	Pomona	Sophomore	RB/CB
Robert Congel	Cherry Creek	Senior	OL
Javier Craft	Cherry Creek	Senior	CB/WR/FS
Noah Elliss	Valor Christian	Junior	OL/DL
Ace Escobedo	Regis Jesuit	Senior	DT/NG
JT Gentry	Columbine	Senior	OT/DE
Mikey Griebel	Columbine	Junior	RB/CB
Alijah Halliburton	Overland	Senior	S
David Imola	Cherry Creek	Senior	DT/OT
Todd Jones	Boulder	Senior	RB/SS
Carlo Kemp	Fairview	Senior	LB/RB
Jarred Kendziorski	Valor Christian	Senior	K/P
Elijah Leyva	Pomona	Senior	MLB/TE
Jake Lowry	Columbine	Senior	QB
Matt Lynch	Legacy	Senior	QB
Santino Marchiol	Cherry Creek	Junior	LB/FB
Dominic Marquez	Pomona	Senior	DT/OG
Dylan McCaffrey	Valor Christian	Junior	QB
Jake Moretti	Pomona	Junior	OL
Dillon Reinkensmeyer	Valor Christian	Senior	OL/DL
Ashton Torres	Cherokee Trail	Senior	OT/OG
Jonathan Van diest	Cherry Creek	Junior	DE/LB
Ben Waters	Valor Christian	Senior	WR/DB

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
TeQuan Baker	Doherty	Senior	RB/CB
Maurice Barley	Chatfield	Senior	DE/DT
Dawson Cranmer	Chaparral	Senior	DE/LB
Ford Edwards	Chaparral	Senior	K
Zach Gomez	Arvada West	Senior	DE
Cameron Gonzales	Pomona	Junior	RB/LB
Raymond Haas	Arapahoe	Senior	FS/WR
Jake L’heureux	Boulder	Senior	WR/CB
Marcus McElroy Jr	Mullen	Junior	RB
Pete Mitchell	Arapahoe	Senior	QB
John Monnahan	Ralston Valley	Senior	OC/DT
Hassani Moore	Denver East	Senior	WR
Luke Morrone	Arapahoe	Senior	MLB/DE
Robert Moss	Grandview	Junior	OG/NG
Dillon Pace	Westminster	Senior	RB/FS
Tim Pless	Heritage	Senior	WR/CB
Joe Richart	Grandview	Senior	NG
Gerardo Rodriguez	Westminster	Senior	OG/DT
DeAndre Shorts	Grandview	Senior	MLB
Braden Smith	Lakewood	Senior	CB/RB
Matthew Steele	Doherty	Senior	OC/OT
Jack Stoll	Regis Jesuit	Senior	TE
Tommy Wakefield	Fairview	Junior	WR
Matt Yockey	Mountain Vista	Senior	NG

Honorable mention: Mitchel Anderson, Mountain Vista, Senior, K; Broden Baker, Legend, Senior, OG/OT; Isiahia Banks, Mullen, Junior, FS/WR; Derek Coleman, Legacy, Senior, TE/DL; Trevor Elser, Monarch, Junior, K/P; Elijah Larry, Horizon, Senior, DL/FB; Nolan Laufenberg, Castle View, Junior, OT/DT; Dalton Lawrence, Rock Canyon, Senior, OG/LS/DL; Ashton Mansur, Columbine, Junior, OT; George Marpaung, Rangeview, Senior, OG/DT; Ryan Marquez, Pomona, Sophomore, QB/CB; Brandon Micale, Pomona, Junior, DT; Cedric Moreno, Grandview, Senior, DE; Matt Peppercorn, Regis Jesuit, Senior, OT/OG; Drew Petit, Brighton, Senior, DT/DE; Logan Richards, Rocky Mountain, Senior, OT/OG; Kyle Rush, Ralston Valley, Senior, RB; Koby Soden, Fairview, Sophomore, OL; Dalton Thorpe, Heritage, Senior, TE/DE/P; Clayton Voytilla, Fruita Monument, Senior, OOT/DT; Darian Williams, Eaglecrest, Senior, WR.

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Class 4A

Player of the year: JoJo Domann, Pine Creek

Coach of the year: Chris Jones, Windsor

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Conlan Berger	Longmont	Senior	RB/WR
Bryce Devries	Pine Creek	Senior	OL
JoJo Domann	Pine Creek	Senior	SS/WR
Charles Dunkelman	Loveland	Senior	RB/MLB
Ayden Eberhardt	Loveland	Senior	QB
Storm Fox	Windsor	Junior	DE/DT
Jake Grimm	Ponderosa	Senior	OL/DL
Nolan Lanckriet	Windsor	Senior	OG/OC/ILB
Marcus Lindsay	Denver South	Junior	RB/MLB
Jeremy Lujan	Dakota Ridge	Senior	RB/KR
Lawrence Mayberry	Durango	Senior	RB/SS
Isiah Pannunzio	Pueblo South	Senior	TE/DE
Brad Peeples	Windsor	Junior	QB/WB
Louie Quinones	Vista Ridge	Senior	RB
Teriek Roberts	Denver South	Senior	OT/DL
Cooper Rothe	Longmont	Senior	CB/K
Isaiah Sanders	Palmer Ridge	Senior	QB/FS
Sean Schumacher	Longmont	Senior	OC
Conner Stewart	Vista Ridge	Senior	OT/DE
Zach Swartwout	Loveland	Junior	DE
Corte Tapia	Windsor	Junior	ILB/DE/TE
Elway Tubbs	Vista Ridge	Senior	QB
Jack Wibbels	Pine Creek	Senior	DE/LB

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Marquis Arrington	Coronado	Senior	RB/CB/SS
Lucas Baken	Durango	Senior	WR
Sam Bostak	Fort Collins	Senior	DL/RB
Matt Brady	Ponderosa	Senior	TE/DL
Matt Caesar	Dakota Ridge	Senior	OL
Tayler Clifton	Pine Creek	Senior	DL
Keegan Cryder	Dakota Ridge	Junior	OT/DE
Zack Culter	Wheat Ridge	Senior	OG/DL
Justin Curtis	Thompson Valley	Senior	OG/DE
Xavier Dreiling	Wheat Ridge	Senior	MLB/DE
Logan Goodner	Longmont	Senior	MLB/RB
Dremond Griffin	Denver South	Junior	ATH/DB
Brannan Hafer	Pine Creek	Senior	OL
Adrian King	George Washington	Senior	TE/MLB
Zach Moser	Windsor	Junior	WB/WR
Kacin Nowlin	Pine Creek	Senior	LB/LS
Micheal Retland	Aurora Central	Senior	TB/DE
Donovan Roker	Greeley West	Junior	OC/DE
Landon Schmidt	Windsor	Senior	FS/WB/KR
Matt Seal	Wheat Ridge	Senior	K
AJ Sena	Pueblo Centennial	Senior	QB/CB
Kahseem Stevenson	Denver South	Junior	DT/OL/LB
Nicco Young	Wheat Ridge	Senior	QB/CB

Honorable mention: Zac Alwais, Palmer Ridge, Senior, OG/NG; Fransicos Aranda, Aurora Central, Junior, RB/LB; Michael Benz, Pueblo South, Senior; Mike Berg, Thompson Valley, Junior, LB/RB; Wyatt Bishop, Montrose, Senior, OL/LB; Adam Burtschi, Rampart, Junior, OG/DT; Jon Curti, Palmer, Senior, QB/LB; Ben Freeman, Fort Collins, Senior, OG/DE; Efren Hernandez, Greeley Central, Senior, RB/DB; Laitham Johnson, Durango, Senior, OT/DE; Anthony Kasper, Silver Creek, Senior, RB/DB; Dennis Landry, Mountain View, Senior, QB; Hunter Meade, Widefield, Junior, OT; Ty Murphy, Falcon, Senior, QB; Carter Ortiz, Pueblo West, Senior, FB/MLB; Ben Quinones, Standley Lake, Senior, OL/DL; George Silvanic, Palmer Ridge, Senior, DE/OT/K; Ryan Strabala, Coronado, Senior, MLB/OT; Eli Sullivan, Longmont, Senior, WR/RB; Zach Thatcher, Pueblo Centennial, Senior, OG/OT.

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Class 3A

Player of the year: Daniel Martin, Pueblo East

Coach of the year: Lee Meisner, Pueblo East

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Alonso Archuleta	Roosevelt	Senior	OT/NG
Beau Beattie	Discovery Canyon	Senior	OC/DT
Luke Bethany	The Classical Academy	Senior	DT/OG
Joe Brendemihl	Roosevelt	Senior	OG
Owen Burke	D’Evelyn	Senior	QB
Matt Call	Discovery Canyon	Senior	QB/ILB
Stephen Davignon	Delta	Senior	OG/DE
Charlie Davis	D’Evelyn	Senior	WR/DB
Bruno DeRose	Pueblo East	Senior	MLB/FB
Gerardo Diaz	Pueblo East	Senior	DL/OL
James Doyle	D’Evelyn	Senior	MLB/OL
Joey Fox	Evergreen	Senior	DT/OG/LB
Chris Helbig	Holy Family	Senior	QB/CB
Tate Kembel	Fort Morgan	Junior
Ty Leyba	Rifle	Senior	RB/SS
Isaac Maestas	Palisade	Junior	RB/LB
Alex Mai	Fort Morgan	Senior	NG
Daniel Martin	Pueblo East	Senior	QB/CB/P
Toby McBride	Fort Morgan	Senior	FB/DE
Nick Pavlik	Lewis-Palmer	Senior	SB/CB
Jonny Ponce	Delta	Senior	RB/FS
Davis Price	Evergreen	Senior	K/P
Ricardo Young	Lutheran	Senior	OL/DL

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Tyler Baack	Evergreen	Senior	OT/DE
Jacob Barker	Conifer	Senior	OL/DL
Tyler Bosshardt	Rifle	Senior	SB/CB
Josh Cusworth	Pueblo County	Senior	DT/OT
Will Domier	Holy Family	Senior	DE/FB
Franny Gonzalez	Fort Morgan	Senior	K
Jayce Hall	The Classical Academy	Senior	RB/FS/ATH
Dylan Holt	Vista Peak Prep	Junior	WR/CB
C.J Jacquet	Mead	Senior	OG
Trey McBride	Fort Morgan	Sophomore
Alex Miller	The Classical Academy	Senior	FS/WB
Carlos Ortega	Roosevelt	Senior	RB
Daniel Pangelinan	Harrison	Senior	OL/DL
Joey Paradiso	Pueblo County	Senior	SB/QB
Cole Petrovics	Evergreen	Senior	MLB/FB
Beau Priegnitz	Evergreen	Senior	DE/OL/SS
PD Riddle	Palisade	Junior	QB/LB
Jacob Robles	Pueblo East	Senior	DL/OL
Frank Rosales	Fort Morgan	Senior	MLB
Jack Roy	Discovery Canyon	Junior	OC/ILB
Livan Santander	Delta	Junior	OL/DL
Matt Sorenson	Palisade	Senior	QB/LB/WR
Andrew Vigil	Centaurus	Senior	WR/CB

Honorable mention: Seth Ausman, Evergreen, Senior, WR/SS/CB; Donavaughn Baucom, Thomas Jefferson, Junior, ILB; Tristan Brown, Delta, Junior, RB/LB; Deyvon Butler, Skyview, Sophomore, RB; Beau Byers, Delta, Junior, WR/CB; Anders Carlson, The Classical Academy, Junior, K/P; Colton Cline, Elizabeth, Senior, RB/LB; Jake Dack, Lutheran, Junior, OL/DL; Jamie Gray, Berthoud, Senior, OL/ILB; James Hardy, Evergreen, Senior, RB/PR/KR; Alonzo Lopez, Northridge, Junior, RB/LB; Christian Majszak, Roosevelt, Senior, MLB/LB; Ryan Oliver, Lewis-Palmer, Junior, OG/DT; Kyle Peterson, The Classical Academy, Senior, OOT/ILB; Mike Ranson, Pueblo Central, Senior, QB/WR; Dylan Reifeis, Evergreen, Senior, QB; Orlondo Rivera, Roosevelt, Senior, WR/FS; Kole Roberts, Delta, Junior, QB/FS; Devin Schmidt, Roosevelt, Senior, DL/OL; Patrick Vasquez, Fort Lupton, Senior, QB/SS; Daulton Wilkinson, Weld Central, Junior, OL/DL.

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Class 2A

Player of the year: Kelton McCoy, Bayfield

Coach of the year: Gary Heide, Bayfield

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Zane Alsdorf	Bennett	Senior	RB/DT
Cole Bryant	La Junta	Senior	QB
Jake Busmente	Sterling	Senior	TE/MLB
Trai (Larry) Crook	The Academy	Senior	K/P
Kyle Florian	Platte Valley	Senior	OT
Taed Heydinger	Bayfield	Senior	WR/CB
Matt Hoffman	Platte Valley	Senior	WB/SS
Parker Joens	Platte Valley	Senior	OT/DE/TE
Kyle Killough	Bayfield	Senior	OT/MLB
Tanner Kramer	Eaton	Senior	OC/MLB
Rusty Lohr	Eaton	Senior	FB/LB
Noah Loutherback	Bayfield	Senior	OT/DE
Mitchell Martin	Strasburg	Senior	QB/LB
Kelton McCoy	Bayfield	Senior	QB/ILB
Will McKissick	Kent Denver	Senior	RB/MLB
Zane Phelps	Bayfield	Senior	RB/SS
Austin Reitzenstein	Platte Valley	Senior	OL/DL
Carl Schmidt	Kent Denver	Senior	DT/OT
Tanner Schwindt	Platte Valley	Senior	QB
Clay Shaver	Brush	Senior	ATH/LB
Zach Spears	The Academy	Senior	OL/DL
William Wallace	Strasburg	Junior	OT/DT
Matt Wells	Kent Denver	Senior	OT/DT

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Cade Becker	Bennett	Junior	DE/FB
AJ DeBerard	The Pinnacle	Senior	OT/LB
Marco Garcia	Alamosa	Senior	RB/FS/QB
Parker Gilliland	Platte Valley	Senior	CB/WR
Juan Gomez	Valley	Senior	RB/DT/NG
Anthony Ibarra	Platte Valley	Senior	OL/DL
Colton Ingram	Eaton	Senior	FB/LB
Arnoldo Maltos-Garcia	Brush	Senior	QB/S/CB
Brody McGhehey	Bayfield	Senior	RB/CB
Michael Mitchek	Sterling	Senior	MLB/QB
Tynan Muehlemeyer	Faith Christian	Senior	OT/DT
Trevor Olsen	Faith Christian	Senior	RB/CB
Rafael Pasillas	The Pinnacle	Senior	WR/CB
Stelios Peroulis	Moffat County	Senior	OG/NG
Jesse Rodriquez	Bennett	Sophomore	QB/RB/CB
Isaiah Sanchez	The Academy	Junior	WR/DB/ATH
Justin Schatz	Kent Denver	Senior	WR/CB
Grant Spofford	Kent Denver	Senior	WR/DE/K
Brady Springer	Moffat County	Senior	OG/DT
Dillon Vanhoutan	Florence	Senior	MLB/OT
Tristan Volk	Brush	Senior	OG/DE
Sam Westbrook	Bayfield	Junior	C/NG
Luke Wilson	Kent Denver	Senior	MLB/FB

Honorable mention: Eric Allen, St. Mary’s, Senior, OG/DL; Dax Bender, La Junta, Junior; Wyatt Buhr, La Junta, Sophomore; Conrado Dolores, Roaring Fork, Senior, OL/LB; Reid Hall, Brush, Senior, TE/DE; Chase Keep, Battle Mountain, Senior, WR/DB/K; Joe Martinez, La Junta, Junior; Daniel Martinez, Sheridan, Senior, WR/FS; Ruben Moya, Alameda, Senior, MLB/RB; Tristan Niskanen, Aspen, Senior, TE/DE; Randy Woodward, Brush, Senior, OT/DE; Zeke Zuhlke, Bennett, Senior, MLB/OG.

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Keegan Wentz, Buena Vista

Coach of the year: Matt Flavin, Buena Vista

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Bryce Buhr	Crowley County	Senior	RB/ATH/DB
Cody Coleman	Buena Vista	Senior	OG/DT
Willy Darling	Paonia	Senior	DT/OL
Sabyn Diamond	Buena Vista	Senior	OG/DT
Cooper Eggleston	Buena Vista	Senior	RB/FS
Justin Engesser	Colorado Springs Christian	Junior	QB/DB
Luke Fick	Resurrection Christian	Senior	WR/FS/ATH
Michael Gump	Crowley County	Senior	OT
Trenton Hendricks	Limon	Senior	OL/DL
Jayden Hilferty	Limon	Senior	OL/DL
Jeramiah Hillman	Paonia	Senior
Nathan Howell	Resurrection Christian	Senior	OL/DL
Tyler Illgen	Meeker	Junior	OL/DL/OG
Braden Kappel	Limon	Junior	WR/DB
Warren Minerich	Paonia	Senior	OT/DT/OG
Kaeson Risner	Wiggins	Senior	QB
Matt Schmitt	Resurrection Christian	Senior	OL/LB
Jarod Seery	Ellicott	Senior	WR/DB
TJ Shelton	Meeker	Senior	RB/FS
Trevor Smith	Paonia	Junior	MLB/TE
Michael Stevenson	Resurrection Christian	Junior	K/QB/DB
Taylor Walters	Paonia	Senior	QB/LB/RB
Keegan Wentz	Buena Vista	Senior	QB/ILB
Trey Zupancic	Rye	Senior	RB/SS

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Evan Anderson	Resurrection Christian	Senior	RB/DB
Kevin Bailey	Rye	Junior	QB/LB
Jack Baroni	Buena Vista	Junior	OG/MLB
Keenan Barr	Buena Vista	Senior	FB/MLB
Eryk Bauer	Crowley County	Senior	WR/DE
John-Mark Boucher	Colorado Springs Christian	Senior	OL/DL
Jacob Chrestensen	Salida	Senior	RB/LB/P
Jett County	Burlington	Junior	WR
Matthew Davidson	Ellicott	Junior	QB/DB
Austin Dinis	Wiggins	Senior	WR
Keith Dunagan	Crowley County	Junior	NG
Jake Dunn	Colorado Springs Christian	Senior	WR/DB
Ethan Fritchman	Cedaredge	Senior	OL/DE
Dakota Howe	Ellicott	Senior	OL/DL
Justis Marshall	Burlington	Junior	RB
Jason Murphy	John Mall	Junior	OG/DT
Allan Ochoa	Monte Vista	Senior	NG/OG
Connor Peterson	Platte Canyon	Junior	DT
Devon Pontine	Meeker	Senior	WR/LB
Dagan Rienks	Paonia	Junior	TE/S/QB
Morgan Tooley-Prater	Rye	Senior	DT/OG
Michael Valdez	Monte Vista	Senior	QB/RB/MLB
Josh Yates	Buena Vista	Senior	WR/LB

Honorable mention: Caleb Barnes, Crowley County, Senior, OL; Nic Bauman, Cornerstone Christian Academy, Senior, OL/DL; Cass Chisholm, Front Range Christian, Senior, K; Keshaun Duran, Monte Vista, Junior, QB/FS/P; Benjamin Freer, Colorado Springs Christian, Senior, OL/DL; John Hecker, Resurrection Christian, Senior, WR/DL; Rian James, Highland, Senior, TE/WR/DE; Wade Katzdorn, Hotchkiss, Junior, RB/MLB/LB; Wyatt Lee, Peyton, Senior, MLB/RB; Cyrus Malek-Madani, Paonia, Sophomore, MLB; Brendan Mayden, Holyoke, Junior, OL/ILB; Hayden McGinnis, Buena Vista, Sophomore, OL/DL; Taylor Mussard, Platte Canyon, Senior; David Nance, Wiggins, Junior, OG; Isaac Tadla, Platte Canyon, Junior, MLB/OG.

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8-man

Player of the year: Trey Walter, Sedgwick County

Coach of the year: Chris Michel, Sedgwick County

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Brandon Anderson	Sedgwick County	Senior
Levi Basler	Akron	Junior	RB/S
Austin Couch	Akron	Senior	RB/CB
Kordell Gueck	Haxtun	Senior	QB/CB
Rafe Hutches	Springfield	Senior	RB
Tre Jensen	Granada	Senior	RB/DB
Cole McKinley	Sedgwick County	Senior
Chad Mikelson	Sedgwick County	Junior
Bridger Reese	Akron	Junior	RB/DL
Seth Schneider	Sedgwick County	Senior
Mitch Sides	Dayspring Christian	Senior	OL/DL
Brock Stortenbecker	Sedgwick County	Senior
Trey Walter	Sedgwick County	Senior
Tyler Woodhams	Sedgwick County	Senior
Wyatt Workman	Haxtun	Senior	TE/DE
Joey Younkerman	Sargent	Senior	ATH

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Trenton Armintrout	Norwood	Junior	QB/OC
Gavin Bicknell	Dayspring Christian	Senior	RB/LB
Cordell Curtis	Sargent	Senior	ATH
Caden Eastin	Wiley	Senior
Dillon Fisher	Springfield	Senior	QB
Jacob Gabriel	Kiowa	Senior	QB/LB
Spencer Gatlin	Dove Creek	Senior	G/NG
Jason George	Simla	Senior	WR/TE/DE
Justin Hacsi	Sargent	Junior	ATH
Tyler Hottinger	Akron	Senior	TE/DE
Damian Nieblas	Norwood	Senior	DL/OL/K
Hunter Robins	Hoehne	Junior	RB/DE/TE
Drew Schendel	Merino	Senior	OL/DL
Bruce Taylor	Caliche	Senior
Matt Thieman	Simla	Senior	OC/DE
Caleb Urwiller	Dayspring Christian	Junior	RB/LB

Honorable mention: Andy Borunda, Springfield, Senior, OG; TJ Daughenbaugh, Kiowa, Senior, WR/DE; Jacob Elsberry, Hoehne, Senior, WR/DB; Jake Garnas, Sedgwick County, Senior; Darrion Gibbs, Akron, Senior, RB/CB; Brandon Hazlitt, Hoehne, Senior, WR/DB; Kyle Kreutzer, Hoehne, Junior, TE/DE; Dustin Poss, Akron, Junior, OL/DE; Cade Rober, Sedgwick County, Junior; Devyn Rummel, Norwood, Junior, RB; Jesse Waller, Hoehne, Junior, OL/DL; Tanner Watson, Akron, Senior, RB/CB.

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6-man

Player of the year: Dylan Dixon, Eads

Coach of the year: Dustin Uhland, Eads

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Dylan Dixon	Eads	Senior	RB/S
Luke Duggan	Pawnee	Senior	DB/RB
Caine Farmer	Kit Carson	Senior	RB/DE
Wyatt Kolman	Arickaree/Woodlin	Senior
Ben Lambrecht	Fleming	Senior	DE/TE/FB
Reagan Lane	Eads	Senior	FB/LB
Trent Leoffler	Arickaree/Woodlin	Senior
Trenton Mitchek	Eads	Senior	TE/LB/DE
Jordan Nelson	Peetz	Senior
Logan Vach	Briggsdale	Senior	RB/LB
Alex Vandenbark	Fleming	Junior	FB/MLB
Darian Wagner	Arickaree/Woodlin	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Tristen Cesko	Flagler	Senior
Jaxon Crawford	Kit Carson	Junior	TE/DB
Justin Duran	Cheraw	Senior	LB/QB
Tristan Headrick	Cheraw	Senior	LB/OL
Cody Hurtado	Genoa-Hugo/Karval	Senior	LB/RB
Jaxon King	Fleming	Junior	QB/LB
Brandon Kohl	Cotopaxi	Senior
Cody Simpson	Aguilar	Senior	RB/S/FS
Marco Solis	Kit Carson	Senior	TE/LB
Joesph Stahley	Fleming	Senior	RB/S
Julian Trujillo	Primero	Senior	RB/ILB
Fred Turner	Eads	Junior	OC/NG
Trevor Warren	La Veta	Junior

Honorable mention: Chase Clements, Miami-Yoder, Junior, RB/LB/OG; Cody Dalton, Hanover, Senior, FB/S/PR; Cole Dunkin, South Park, Senior; Chase Flynn, Stratton/Liberty, Junior, OL/DL/K; Conagher Jones, Arickaree/Woodlin, Senior; Zack Rueb, Briggsdale, Senior, QB/S; Brandon Stewart, Mountain Valley, Junior, TB/LB/QB.

Aguilar football won a football game for the first time in a decade on Friday, ending a 30-game losing streak in the process.

The Wildcats, a 6-man program which last won a game on Sept. 9, 2005, beat Antonito 25-6 to improve to 1-2 this season.

“The feeling was — there are no words that can express the feelings for us and the kids right now,” first-year Aguilar coach Joseph Porras said on Friday evening. “Those boys worked their butts off. They deserved it. It’s long overdue.”

Aguilar didn’t field a team from 2007-09, nor in 2011-13, so that accounts for their relative lack of games since 2005. The team went 2-5 in 2005, losing the final five games, then 0-8 in 2006, 0-8 in 2010, 0-7 last season, and lost its first two this year.

“We were aware of (the losing streak), but we were trying to keep the past in the past and trying to go forward into the future,” Porras said.

After the final whistle on Friday night, though, “It changed,” Porras said. “And it felt good.”

Aguilar has eight players on its roster, so it makes practices a little tough.

“It’s tough. It really is,” Porras said. “We can do our offense with the kids, and then we’ve got two defenders. When I put them in to defense, I don’t have anybody to run offense. So it is, it’s tough. These kids, like I said, they’ve been working hard since August.”

Ten years later, Aguilar has another W.

“It has been emotional all day, for the kids, for me,” Porras said. “It’s been something spectacular. Like I said, it’s been long overdue. It’s been 10 years.

“This is all about the kids,” the coach added. “And that’s why I’m here. It’s not for me, it’s not for anybody else. It’s for the boys. It’s for the school.

“They won’t forget it,” he continued. “And they deserve it because they did it themselves. I only gave them the direction.”

The 2014 football league and classification alignment, as set by the football committee, and approved by CLOC and the legislative council.

Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | 8-man | 6-man

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Class 5A

* – Denotes playing up

Centennial (6)
School	Enrollment
Cherokee Trail	2,633
Cherry Creek	3,512
Eaglecrest	2,513
Grandview	2,588
Overland	2,282
Valor Christian *	847

Continental North (6)
School	Enrollment
Rock Canyon	1,948
Fruita Monument	1,706
Highlands Ranch *	1,608
Mountain Vista	2,100
ThunderRidge	2,019
Regis Jesuit *	1,408

Continental South (6)
School	Enrollment
Castle View	1,850
Doherty	2,064
Fountain-Fort Carson	1,714
Legend	1,978
Chaparral	2,105
Douglas County	1,824

Flatirons (8)
School	Enrollment
Boulder	1,939
Brighton	1,841
Denver East	2,433
Montbello	2,160
Northglenn	1,796
Prairie View	1,794
Thornton	1,770
Westminster	2,390

Front Range (8)
School	Enrollment
Fairview	2,128
Fossil Ridge	2,090
Horizon	1,917
Legacy	2,178
Monarch	1,624
Mountain Range	1,964
Poudre	1,780
Rocky Mountain	1,934

Jeffco (8)
School	Enrollment
Arvada West	1,703
Bear Creek	1,729
Chatfield	1,805
Columbine	1,660
Lakewood	2,091
Pomona *	1,448
Ralston Valley	1,748
Mullen *	723

South Metro (7)
School	Enrollment
Arapahoe	2,188
Gateway	1,680
Heritage	1,668
Hinkley	1,923
Rangeview	2,305
Grand Junction	1,694
Smoky Hill	2,141

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Class 4A

** – Denotes playing down
# – Must qualify in the 5A playoffs

Foothills (6)
School	Enrollment
Falcon	1,253
Mesa Ridge	1,330
Montrose	1,361
Sand Creek	1,231
Vista Ridge	1,239
Widefield	1,240

Longs Peak (6)
School	Enrollment
Adams City **	1,768
Greeley West	1,518
Longmont	1,180
Loveland	1,521
Thompson Valley	1,238
Windsor	1,225

Mountain (6)
School	Enrollment
Aurora Central **	2,084
Denver South	1,380
G. Washington	1,436
Golden	1,289
Standley Lake	1,344
Wheat Ridge	1,307

Northern (6)
School	Enrollment
Broomfield	1,428
Fort Collins	1,517
Greeley Central	1,407
Mountain View	1,180
Silver Creek	1,129
Skyline	1,352

Pikes Peak (6)
School	Enrollment
Air Academy	1,402
Durango	1,075
Liberty	1,576
Palmer Ridge	1,095
Pine Creek	1,467
Rampart	1,524

Plains (6)
School	Enrollment
Dakota Ridge	1,545
Green Mountain	1,105
Ponderosa	1,161
J.F. Kennedy	1,259
Lincoln	1,517
Littleton	1,383

Southern (6)
School	Enrollment
Cheyenne Mountain	1,309
Coronado	1,498
Palmer #	1,986
Pueblo Centennial	1,251
Pueblo South	1,357
Pueblo West	1,368

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Class 3A

* – Denotes playing up
** – Denotes playing down

Colorado 7 (8)
School	Enrollment
Elizabeth	762
Englewood	611
Fort Lupton	601
Fort Morgan	892
Lutheran *	329
Skyview	780
Vista Peak	877
Weld Central	609

Metro North (6)
School	Enrollment
Centaurus	1,017
Arvada	905
Conifer	819
D’Evelyn	642
Evergreen	1,009
Thomas Jefferson	1,027

Northern (8)
School	Enrollment
Berthoud	678
Erie	770
Frederick	969
Holy Family	619
Mead	767
Niwot **	1,311
Northridge	1,046
Roosevelt	817

South Central (5)
School	Enrollment
The Classical Academy	618
Pueblo Central	827
Pueblo County	833
Pueblo East	1,030
Sierra	877

Southern (6)
School	Enrollment
Canon City	1,019
Discovery Canyon	1,009
Harrison	815
Lewis-Palmer	1,033
Mitchell **	1,215
Woodland Park	881

Western Slope (8)
School	Enrollment
Delta	626
Eagle Valley	711
Glenwood Springs	797
Central G.J. **	1,452
Palisade	1,049
Rifle	720
Steamboat Springs	645
Summit	770

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Class 2A

* – Denotes playing up
** – Denotes playing down
# – Must qualify in 3A playoffs

Colorado (8)
School	Enrollment
Alameda **	884
Denver North **	680
Denver West	576
Faith Christian	413
Kent Denver	465
Machebeuf	353
Manual	406
Ridge View *	296

Frontier (8)
School	Enrollment
The Academy	520
Bennett *	286
Jefferson	396
KIPP	354
Middle Park	331
The Pinnacle	537
Sheridan	333
Strasburg	357

Patriot (6)
School	Enrollment
Brush	442
Eaton	502
Platte Valley	333
Sterling	565
University	531
Valley	528

Tri-Peaks (6)
School	Enrollment
Florence	465
La Junta	367
Lamar	416
Manitou Springs	520
St. Mary’s	308
Trinidad *	236

Western Slope North (6)
School	Enrollment
Aspen	555
Basalt	373
Coal Ridge	547
Moffat County	504
Roaring Fork	333
Battle Mountain #	794

Western Slope South (6)
School	Enrollment
Bayfield	368
Gunnison	326
Olathe	351
Pagosa Springs	395
Montezuma Cortez**	664
Alamosa	506

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Class 1A

* – Denotes playing up
** – Denotes playing down
# – Must qualify in 2A playoffs

Metro (8)
School	Enrollment
Clear Creek	224
Cornerstone Christian*	61
Denver Christian	142
Estes Park #	333
Front Range Christian	179
Lyons	221
Platte Canyon	299
Resurrection Christian	216

North Central (6)
School	Enrollment
Burlington	232
Highland	239
Holyoke	176
Wiggins	158
Wray	195
Yuma	225

South Central (6)
School	Enrollment
Byers	158
Calhan	141
Crowley County	140
C.S. Christian	280
Limon	136
Rocky Ford	200

Southern Peaks (6)
School	Enrollment
Centauri	269
Center	178
Dolores	208
Ignacio	217
John Mall *	116
Monte Vista	256

Tri-Peaks (6)
School	Enrollment
Buena Vista	248
Dolores Huerta	273
Ellicott	227
Peyton	217
Rye	225
Salida	295

Western Slope (6)
School	Enrollment
Cedaredge	239
Grand Valley	291
Hotchkiss	212
Lake County	292
Meeker	190
Paonia	148

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8-man

* – Denotes playing up
** – Denotes playing down

Arkansas Valley (6)
School	Enrollment
Granada *	65
Holly	77
Las Animas	109
McClave	89
Springfield	92
Wiley *	75

Central (9)
School	Enrollment
Elbert *	61
Gilpin County *	74
Justice	116
Longmont Christian*	69
Nederland **	185
R.M. Lutheran *	66
Vail Christian	113
West Grand	130
Pikes Peak Christian *	66

Mountain (7)
School	Enrollment
Del Norte	135
Dove Creek *	74
Mancos	111
Sanford	108
Sangre de Cristo	87
Sargent	119
Sierra Grande	84

Plains (6)
School	Enrollment
Akron	117
Caliche	93
Dayspring Christian	107
Haxtun	97
Merino	106
Sedgwick County	104

Southern (7)
School	Enrollment
Custer County	135
Cripple Creek/Victor	115
Fowler	114
Hoehne	121
Kiowa	113
Simla	102
Swink	102

Western Slope (6)
School	Enrollment
Hayden	113
Norwood	77
Nucla *	57
Plateau Valley *	72
Rangely	117
Soroco	105

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6-man

** – Denotes playing down

Central (6)
School	Enrollment
Colorado Deaf & Blind	59
Deer Trail	39
Genoa-Hugo	47
Hanover	57
Miami-Yoder **	83
South Park **	104

East Central (7)
School	Enrollment
Arickaree/Woodlin	33
Bethune	42
Flagler	48
Hi-Plains	45
Idalia	29
Otis	52
Stratton/Liberty	62

North (7)
School	Enrollment
Briggsdale	55
Fleming	73
North Park	56
Pawnee	28
Peetz	72
Prairie	56
Weldon Valley	58

Southeast (6)
School	Enrollment
Cheraw	62
Cheyenne Wells	48
Eads	54
Kit Carson	32
Manzanola	58
Walsh	50

Southwest (6)
School	Enrollment
Aguilar	25
Antonito **	79
Cotopaxi	51
La Veta	53
Mountain Valley	37
Primero	56