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

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

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

Previous Championship Counts:

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

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Team Championships

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

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

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

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

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

A breakdown of team championships is below.

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

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Individual Championships

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

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

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

Find a breakdown of individual champions below.

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

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

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

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

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

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Class 5A

Athlete of the year: Arria Minor, Denver East

Coach of the year: Conrad Crist, Fort Collins

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Aumni Ashby	Cherokee Trail	Sophomore	4×200
Hannah Carlson	Arapahoe	Sophomore	800 medley
Amelia Cavazos	Arapahoe	Senior	800 medley
Gina Coleman	Fountain-Fort Carson	Junior	Discus
Anna Hall	Arapahoe	Freshman	4×400, High Jump
Julia Hall	Arapahoe	Senior	4×400, 800 medley
Symonne Holland	Cherokee Trail	Senior	4×100, 4×200
Jamie Johnson	Cherry Creek	Freshman	4×800
Audra Koopman	Fort Collins	Junior	Long Jump
Sydnee Larkin	Cherokee Trail	Sophomore	4×100
Sydnee Larkin	Cherokee Trail	Sophomore	Triple Jump
Allison Marizza	Arapahoe	Junior	4×400
Jordan McCurdy	Cherry Creek	Sophomore	4×800
Gabriella McDonald	Rocky Mountain	Sophomore	Shot Put
Arria Minor	Denver East	Freshman	100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters
Brie Oakley	Grandview	Junior	1600 meters, 3200 meters
Jaiden Paris	Cherokee Trail	Sophomore	4×100, 4×200
Devon Peterson	Cherry Creek	Junior	4×800
Becca Schulte	Fort Collins	Senior	800 meters
Sarah Slack	Arapahoe	Senior	4×400, 800 medley
Emily Sloan	Rock Canyon	Sophomore	100 hurdles, 300 hurdles
Lisa Swartz	Cherry Creek	Senior	4×800
Taylor Watson	Cherokee Trail	Sophomore	4×100, 4×200
Chloe Woest	Fossil Ridge	Senior	Pole Vault

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Class 4A

Athlete of the year: Katie Rainsberger, Air Academy

Coach of the year: Timothy Daggett, The Classical Academy

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Teresa Ambuul	The Classical Academy	Senior	4×400
Rylee Anderson	Silver Creek	Sophomore	High Jump
Tess Boade	Valor Christian	Junior	4×100, 4×200
Alexis Buckhaults	Canon City	Junior	100 hurdles
Maya Evans	Vista Peak	Sophomore	Long Jump
Kendra Frieden	The Classical Academy	Senior	4×400
Lauren Gale	Discovery Canyon	Sophomore	100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, 800 medley
Destiny Grimes	Valor Christian	Freshman	4×100
Jenny Hall	Discovery Canyon	Junior	800 medley
Lilliana Hamilton	Air Academy	Sophomore	4×800
Alex Hellenberg	Skyline	Senior	Triple Jump
Bethany Johns	The Classical Academy	Senior	4×400
Ayannah Lang	Discovery Canyon	Sophomore	800 medley
Lily Lockhart	Delta	Junior	Shot Put
Bianca Lopez	Valor Christian	Sophomore	4×200
Megan Maccagnan	Valor Christian	Senior	4×100, 4×200
Maria Mettler	Air Academy	Junior	4×800
Katie Rainsberger	Air Academy	Senior	800 meters, 1600 meters, 3200 meters, 4×800
Bailey Sharon	Green Mountain	Senior	300 hurdles
Gianna Tesone	Valor Christian	Senior	4×100, 4×200
Lianna Ubungen	Discovery Canyon	Sophomore	800 medley
Raquel Valdez	Mountain View	Senior	Discus
Kayla Wiitala	Air Academy	Senior	4×800
Andrea Willis	The Classical Academy	Senior	Pole Vault
Maggie Zielinski	The Classical Academy	Senior	4×400

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Class 3A

Athlete of the year: Kayla Pinnt, Moffat County

Coach of the year: Kaelie Jelden, Eaton

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Lannan Abbott	Colorado Springs Christian	Sophomore	4×400
Morgan Barone	Lutheran	Junior	High Jump
Amber Bowles	Coal Ridge	Senior	4×200
Kylie Chavez	Sterling	Junior	Long Jump, Triple Jump
Christina Hamerly	Peak to Peak	Senior	4×800
Alie Hodgson	Eaton	Senior	800 medley
Brittany Knutson	Eaton	Senior	800 medley
Dana Kotz	Coal Ridge	Junior	4×200
Chelsey Lockey	Eaton	Sophomore	800 medley
Santana Martinez	Coal Ridge	Sophomore	4×200
Quinn McConnell	Peak to Peak	Freshman	800 meters, 4×800
Alice Oveson	Peak to Peak	Senior	4×800
Kayla Pinnt	Moffat County	Senior	100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, 4×100
Quinn Pinnt	Moffat County	Freshman	4×100
Julia Ridgway	Colorado Springs Christian	Junior	4×400
Courtney Sabatino	Eaton	Sophomore	800 medley
Emma Samuelson	Moffat County	Junior	4×100
Ary Shaffer	Moffat County	Senior	4×100
Anna Shults	Peak to Peak	Freshman	1600 meters, 4×800
Tarynn Sieg	Eaton	Junior	Shot Put, Discus
Abby Skrastins	Colorado Springs Christian	Senior	4×400
Erica Thompson	Colorado Springs Christian	Junior	4×400
Ivy Todd	Estes Park	Junior	Pole Vault
Lily Tomasula-Martin	Estes Park	Junior	3200 meters
Allie Winkler	Coal Ridge	Senior	4×200
Sarah Yocum	Faith Christian	Junior	100 hurdles, 300 hurdles

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Class 2A

Athlete of the year: Soleil Gaylord, Telluride

Coach of the year: Brian Mitchem, Paonia

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Taylor Alexander	Vail Christian	Senior	Pole Vault
Ellie Berry	Burlington	Junior	Discus
Shayna Dale	Cedaredge	Junior	4×100
Melanie Deering	Kiowa	Junior	400 meters
Marisa Edmondson	Paonia	Senior	4×200, 800 medley
Soleil Gaylord	Telluride	Sophomore	1600 meters, 3200 meters
Megan Godsey	Wray	Junior	Triple Jump
Kenzie Henderson	Cedaredge	Senior	4×100
Brooke Hillman	Paonia	Sophomore	4×800
Isabelle Himmel	Highland	Junior	200 meters
Katie Hyke	Cedaredge	Sophomore	Shot Put
Amber Jenkins	Cedaredge	Senior	4×100
Jaedyn Lambrecht	Caliche	Senior	100 hurdles
Poppy Lightfoot	Paonia	Freshman	4×800
Kendall McHugh	Cedaredge	Senior	4×100
Chelsea Meilner	Paonia	Senior	4×800
Katy Parsons	Hotchkiss	Senior	800 meters
Emily Pieper	Paonia	Junior	4×200, 800 medley
Randi Rapke	Paonia	Sophomore	4×400, 4×800
Kassidy Rapke	Paonia	Sophomore	800 medley
Alyssa Valko	Wray	Senior	300 hurdles
Brianna Van Vleet	Paonia	Junior	4×200, 4×400, Long Jump
Ashley Van Vleet	Paonia	Senior	4×400, High Jump
Shira Woods	Paonia	Sophomore	4×200, 4×400, 800 medley
Kayla Zink	Caliche	Junior	100 meters

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Class 1A

Athlete of the year: Zariah Mason, Kim

Coach of the year: Joe Packard, Heritage Christian

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Bree-ann Carwin	Baca County	Junior	800 meters
Bailey Chintala	Fleming	Sophomore	4×400
Morgan Cockroft	Fleming	Sophomore	4×400
D’Lanee Doyle	Sedgwick County	Senior	High Jump
Tori Goode	Kim	Freshman	4×100, 800 medley
Miranda Hall	Lake City Community	Sophomore	4×800
Kylee Holden	Granada	Junior	300 hurdles
Shaylee Johnson	Fleming	Junior	4×400
Tatelyn Lasley	Springfield	Junior	400 meters, 4×200
Jacee Lawrence	Lake City Community	Freshman	4×800
Jenna Lengfelder	Fleming	Freshman	4×400
Megan Levine	Lake City Community	Junior	4×800
Zariah Mason	Kim	Sophomore	100 meters, 200 meters, 4×100, 800 medley
Mabree McClung	Lake City Community	Senior	4×800
Jenna McKinley	Sangre de Cristo	Senior	Shot Put, Discus
Taylor Nittler	Kim	Senior	4×100, 800 medley
Rebekah Rairdon	Heritage Christian	Senior	1600 meters
Rachel Rairdon	Heritage Christian	Senior	3200 meters
Audrey Rau	Springfield	Freshman	4×200
Jordan Reed	Springfield	Senior	4×200
Antonya Schaffert	Otis	Senior	Pole Vault
Sarah Storey	Sangre de Cristo	Senior	Long Jump, Triple Jump
Ciarra Tate	Baca County	Senior	100 hurdles
Jayci Westphal	Springfield	Sophomore	4×200
Ashley Yergert	Kim	Sophomore	4×100, 800 medley

LAKEWOOD — Becca Schulte had never toed the line for the 800-meter run at the state track and field championships, but that doesn’t mean she didn’t keep the idea handy in her back pocket.

“I wanted to give it a better shot this year, especially when I saw that no one had run super fast yet,” the Fort Collins senior said. “I was like, ‘This could be mine.’ It’s kind of crazy looking up and seeing the time.”

Schulte, the defending 400-meter state champion in Class 5A, was the No. 3 seed for the two-lapper on Friday at Jefferson County Stadium. Her season best of 2 minutes 15.12 seconds was within reach of Dakota Ridge’s Cayli Hume at 2:14.33.

“The first lap I just tried to stay at the front of the pack,” Schulte said. “It was a little faster than what I was expecting and what I had run in the past, but it’s the state meet. I was just trying to stay there.”

The seasoned veteran, arguably Colorado’s most versatile big-school standout, started to separate from the leaders on the back stretch of the final lap.

“Then Hannah from Fairview started to come up on the outside, so I had to start picking it up,” she explained. “Then once I hit the 200 I knew it was time to go, get around that turn as fast as I could and finish that straight.”

With four competitors separated by a mere 1.20 seconds, the one with the best closing speed turned the last curve and finished the home straight just ahead of the group. Schulte’s winning time of 2:11.62 was enough to hold off Hume (2:12.07), Madison Mooney (2:12.43) and Hannah Freeman (2:12.83).

Schulte’s 10 points in the event were critical for the team race between likely Fort Collins, the favorites and 2014 champions, and Cherokee Trail, the defending champions.

Schulte is also a top-four seed in the finals of both the 200 and 400-meter dashes. Denver East freshman Arria Minor, who came close to state records in both on Thursday at 23.42 and 52.80, is the No. 1 seed.

The second day of the state meet heated up in a number of events, but especially so for the 800. The race has a way of captivating the crowd — plenty of speed, tactics, and toughness all play a role in the physical and psychological challenges that come with the event.

With all five classifications going back-to-back during the afternoon session, Jeffco Stadium was alive after Shining Mountain Waldorf senior Jordan Cherin ran way under the 1A state meet record of 1:57.86.

“Before the race I had planned to start off fast,” he said. “I went out a couple seconds too fast. When Eric (Enriquez-Acosta) passed me I was already more tired than I was expecting to be. All I was thinking was that I had to stay with him. If I gave him a gap he would just blow me away.”

Enriquez-Acosta, the Idalia junior who ran away from Cherin for the 2015 title and record time, passed Cherin with about 250 meters to go. But he never let him get away and eventually passed him back while rolling to a time of 1:54.83.

The senior, who hopes to walk-on to the track team at Baylor University, had designs on his first state championship but the time caught him by surprise.

“I wasn’t expecting to run that fast,” Cherin said. “I still don’t know what to think about it, but it’s kind of unbelievable to me.”

Also the No. 1 seed in the 400 with the only 1A time under 50 seconds this season at 49.53, Cherin will have a busy Saturday with the 100 and 200 finals as well.

As for other 800 champions, Bree-ann Carwin of Baca County (2:23.58) won 1A girls, Katy Parsons of Hotchkiss (2:18.91) won 2A, Quinn McConnell of Peak to Peak won 3A (2:16.02), and Katie Rainsberger of Air Academy won 4A (2:09.97).

McConnell is part of a stellar freshman group for the Pumas. Rainsberger, if she wins the 1,600 on Saturday, will complete a distance state championship sweep in cross country, the 3,200 relay, 800, 1,600 and 3,200 junior and senior years in 4A. Her time of 10:23.24 in the 3,200 on Friday was 32 seconds ahead of runner-up Lexi Reed of D’Evelyn.

Ben Kelley, a sophomore at Soroco, shattered a record of his own in 2A with a winning 1:55.61 800 to oust Paul Roberts of Lyons (1:58.08). Jared Keul of Manitou Springs (1:55.70) was the 3A winner, while Durango’s David Moenning (1:52.26) and Poudre’s Henry Raymond (1:51.97) were the big-school champions in 4A and 5A.

On a day where a number of state records fell, Roberts added to his legacy in the 2A 3,200 with a state meet record time of 9:26.17. The Cedaredge girls 400 relay broke their own 2A state record of 49.71 from 2015 with a 49.51 in prelims. Faith Christian’s Sarah Yocum set a new 3A standard in the 300 hurdles with a prelims time of 42.45, while Discovery Canyon’s sprint medley relay (Ayannah Lang, Jenny Hall, Lianna Ubungen, Lauren Gale) shattered the 4A record with a winning 1:44.54.

The Springfield girls (Audrey Rau, Jordan Reed, Jayci Westphal, Tatelyn Lasley) broke the 1A record in placing first in the 800 relay in 1:48.27. Both Valor Christian and The Classical Academy shattered the 4A record in the same relay in both prelims and finals as Valor’s Tess Boade, Megan Maccagnan, Bianca Lopez and Gianna Tesone won in 1:39.80. TCA went 1:40.28 for second.

In the 2A boys pole vault, both Cooper Daniels of Vail Christian (15-2) and Brandon Hinkle of Yuma (14-11) launched past the 1984 record of 14 feet, 9 inches held by Bill Culbreath of West Grand. Taylor Alexander, also of Vail Christian, cleared 14 feet, 9 inches to shatter the girls all-time best.

Classification records were also broken by Brianna Van Vleet of Paonia (2A long jump), Trent Loeffler of Arickaree (1A triple jump), and Jenna McKinley of Sangre de Cristo (1A shot put).

Ian Meek of Montrose won a memorable 4A 3,200 by two seconds over Tanner Norman of TCA 9:32-9:34, while Fountain-Fort Carson boys blitzed the 5A 800 relay field in 1:25.96.

The state track and field championships resume at Jeffco Stadium at 9:30 am on Saturday with the finals of the 100 hurdles in every classification.

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

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

Athletes of the year were selected based upon the number of team points they produced at the state meet. This means that they received the full amount of team points from individual events they participated in, as well as one-fourth of the total points earned by the team in relays they participated in.

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

Scroll down to see the teams, or use the menu below to navigate to the class of your choosing.

Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A

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Class 5A

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

First Team
Name	Year	School	Event(s)
Andrew Barlow	Senior	Monarch	Pole Vault
Daniel Book	Senior	Cherry Creek	4×800 relay
Adrian Brukner	Senior	Rampart	Discus
Patrick Byerly	Senior	Mountain Range	Shot Put
Tevin Donnell	Senior	Fountain-Fort Carson	100 meters, 200 meters, 4×100 relay, 4×200 relay
Isaac Green	Sophomore	Monarch	1600 meters
Dan Hamson	Sophomore	Cherry Creek	4×800 relay
Drue Harris	Senior	Fountain-Fort Carson	4×200 relay
Marcelo Laguera	Senior	Pomona	3200 meters
Christopher Linnin	Senior	Castle View	Triple Jump
Christian Lyon	Junior	Fountain-Fort Carson	4×100 relay, 4×200 relay
Duane McClurkin	Senior	Fountain-Fort Carson	4×400 relay
Kyle Moran	Sophomore	Cherry Creek	4×800 relay
Trevor Rex	Senior	Highlands Ranch	High Jump
Juan Sabino	Senior	Fountain-Fort Carson	4×400 relay
Triston Sisneros	Senior	Grandview	300 hurdles
Braden Smith	Junior	Lakewood	Long Jump
Jordan Smith	Senior	Fountain-Fort Carson	4×100 relay, 4×200 relay, 4×400 relay
Benjamin Thomas	Senior	Fountain-Fort Carson	4×400 relay
Charles Tigner	Senior	Fountain-Fort Carson	4×100 relay
Konor von Kraut	Senior	Cherry Creek	4×800 relay
Mike Ware	Senior	Gateway	400 meters
Joshua Wright	Senior	Overland	110 hurdles
Blake Yount	Senior	Smoky Hill	800 meters

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Class 4A

Athlete of the year: Caleb Ojennes, Palmer Ridge
Coach of the year: Kelly Christensen, Palmer Ridge

First Team
Name	Year	School	Event(s)
Conlan Berger	Junior	Longmont	4×100 relay
Austin Brant	Senior	Canon City	Discus
Trevor Cook	Junior	Longmont	4×100 relay
Hayden Erickson	Senior	Woodland Park	Shot Put
Gianni Espinoza	Junior	Longmont	4×100 relay
James Espinoza	Sophomore	Palmer Ridge	4×800 relay
Logan Goodner	Junior	Longmont	4×100 relay
Eric Hamer	Senior	Palmer Ridge	3200 meters, 4×800 relay
Vince Hood	Sophomore	Valor Christian	4×200 relay
James Jones	Senior	Mullen	Long Jump
Logan Malone	Senior	Palmer Ridge	4×400 relay
William Mayhew	Senior	Cheyenne Mountain	800 meters, 1600 meters
Noah McGhee	Sophomore	Littleton	100 meters
Caleb Ojennes	Junior	Palmer Ridge	200 meters, 400 meters, 4×400 relay
Brandon Pappas	Sophomore	Palmer Ridge	4×400 relay, 4×800 relay
Anthony Peters	Junior	Vista Ridge	Triple Jump
Danny Rambo	Sophomore	Valor Christian	4×200 relay
Kyle Rex	Junior	Palmer Ridge	Pole Vault
Bailey Rosenstrauch	Junior	Palmer Ridge	4×400 relay
Trenton Stringari	Senior	Canon City	110 hurdles, 300 hurdles
Jordan Swango	Senior	Palmer Ridge	High Jump
Jacob Tellez	Senior	Palmer Ridge	4×800 relay
Ben Waters	Junior	Valor Christian	4×200 relay
Bubba Watkins	Senior	Valor Christian	4×200 relay

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Class 3A

Athletes of the year: Miguel Molas, James Irwin; and Dominic Carrese, Fountain Valley
Coach of the year: Darwin Horan, Lutheran

First Team
Name	Year	School	Event(s)
Sunday Abarca	Sophomore	Aspen	400 meters
Ben Butler	Junior	SkyView Academy	3200 meters
Dominic Carrese	Senior	Fountain Valley	800 meters, 1600 meters
Austin Chavez	Sophomore	Sterling	High Jump
Josh Clausen	Senior	Lutheran	4×200 relay
Garrett Coalson	Senior	Eaton	Discus
Bryce Coop	Sophomore	Manitou Springs	4×100 relay
Isaiah DeLaCerda	Sophomore	Alamosa	4×800 relay
Cooper Eggleston	Junior	Buena Vista	300 hurdles
Tyler Gard	Junior	Vanguard	4×400 relay
Kharon Hall	Junior	Lutheran	Triple Jump, 4×200 relay
Matt Hanson	Junior	Lutheran	110 hurdles
Kent Harris	Junior	Lutheran	4×200 relay
Miles Hatton	Junior	Vanguard	4×400 relay
Parker Jones	Junior	Platte Valley	Shot Put
Conner Kennedy	Senior	Bayfield	Long Jump
Jared Keul	Sophomore	Manitou Springs	4×100 relay
Andrew Lee	Senior	Vanguard	4×400 relay
Tanner Martin	Senior	Alamosa	4×800 relay
Oscar Martinez	Sophomore	Alamosa	4×800 relay
Miguel Molas	Senior	James Irwin	100 meters, 200 meters
Malachi Peterson	Senior	Manitou Springs	4×100 relay
Josiah Simons	Junior	Vanguard	4×400 relay
Leland Spangler	Senior	Manitou Springs	4×100 relay
Jericho Ulibarri	Senior	Alamosa	4×800 relay
Chris Youngs	Junior	Lutheran	4×200 relay
Victor Zimmerman	Sophomore	Sterling	Pole Vault

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Class 2A

Athlete of the year: Paul Roberts, Lyons
Coach of the year: Mark Roberts, Lyons

First Team
Name	Year	School	Event(s)
Evan Anderson	Junior	Resurrection Christian	4×100 relay
Tyler Boyd	Senior	Burlington	Shot Put
John Broadhead	Senior	Telluride	Long Jump
Cameron Cross	Junior	Lyons	4×800 relay
Cooper Daniels	Junior	Vail Christian	Pole Vault
Matt Dillon	Senior	Lyons	4×800 relay
Shane Finegan	Sophomore	Wiggins	400 meters
Shane Gates	Junior	Cedaredge	300 hurdles, 4×200 relay
Jack Holling	Junior	Resurrection Christian	4×100 relay
Jorden Jole	Senior	Merino	800 meters
Bryce Klaseen	Junior	Cedaredge	4×200 relay, 4×400 relay
Brendon Klaseen	Sophomore	Cedaredge	4×400 relay
Ryan Latta	Senior	Cedaredge	4×400 relay
Ivan Mendoza	Junior	West Grand	110 hurdles
Chad Mikelson	Sophomore	Sedgwick County	Triple Jump
Dakota Murrow	Senior	Resurrection Christian	4×100 relay
Garrett Quintana	Junior	John Mall	Discus
Jacob Robb	Senior	Cedaredge	4×200 relay, 4×400 relay
Paul Roberts	Junior	Lyons	1600 meters, 3200 meters, 4×800 relay
Tullef Rudlong	Senior	Lyons	100 meters
Joel Such	Junior	Lyons	4×800 relay
Isaac Swoffer	Sophomore	Cedaredge	4×200 relay
Cooper Ward	Junior	Resurrection Christian	200 meters, 4×100 relay
Ty Zupanic	Senior	Rye	High Jump

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Class 1A

Athlete of the year: J.D. Chenoweth, Baca County
Coach of the year: Rick Hartley, Springfield

First Team
Name	Year	School	Event(s)
Dallas Balderas	Freshman	Baca County	4×400 relay
Andy Borunda	Junior	Springfield	Shot Put, Discus
Michael Braithwaite	Senior	Pikes Peak Christian	100 meters, 4×100 relay
J.D. Chenoweth	Senior	Baca County	110 hurdles, 300 hurdles, 4×400 relay, 4×800 relay
Micah Crane	Freshman	Baca County	4×400 relay, 4×800 relay
Matthew Crane	Senior	Baca County	4×400 relay, 4×800 relay
Morgan Crane	Junior	Baca County	4×800 relay
Luke Duggan	Junior	Pawnee	3200 meters
Ross Dunlap	Senior	Springfield	High Jump
Erick Enriquez-Acosta	Sophomore	Idalia	800 meters
Troy Fritz	Senior	Sangre de Cristo	Triple Jump
Rafe Hutches	Junior	Springfield	4×200 relay
Seeon Kim	Senior	Pikes Peak Christian	4×100 relay
Justin Krieger	Senior	Springfield	4×200 relay
Gabe Longworth	Senior	McClave	200 meters
Reid Palser	Senior	Otis	Pole Vault
Caden Parker	Sophomore	Eads	Long Jump
Justin Self	Senior	Springfield	4×200 relay
Christian Strozier	Junior	Pikes Peak Christian	4×100 relay
Mark Waters	Senior	Pikes Peak Christian	400 meters, 4×100 relay
Evan Waters	Senior	Springfield	4×200 relay
Zacc Winn	Senior	Prairie	1600 meters

AURORA — Cherry Creek’s athletic programs won a state-best five team championships during the 2014-15 school year.

Thompson Valley, meanwhile, captured 14 individual championships to lead the state.

Below is a recap of the year in championships. A complete database of championships through history is available on our site.

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Team titles

Cherry Creek’s five championships led the way. The Bruins won boys tennis, football, hockey, boys tennis and boys lacrosse this season.

Cheyenne Mountain (boys swimming, girls tennis, girls golf, girls soccer) and Grandview (softball, volleyball, girls soccer and poms) each won four team titles.

Grandview’s four girls championships were the most in the state for that gender, while Creek’s four boys championships led the way.

Eaton, Colorado Academy, Lyons and Valor Christian all won three total team championships.

In all, 65 teams won at least one team title in 2014-15, with 17 winning at least two.

Rank	School	Girls	Boys	Total
1	Cherry Creek	1	4	5
2	Grandview	4	0	4
2	Cheyenne Mountain	3	1	4
4	Eaton	2	1	3
4	Colorado Academy	3	0	3
4	Lyons	0	3	3
4	Valor Christian	2	1	3
8	Rock Canyon	1	1	2
8	Mountain Vista	1	1	2
8	Fossil Ridge	1	1	2
8	Palmer Ridge	0	2	2
8	Paonia	1	1	2
8	Overland	1	1	2
8	Air Academy	0	2	2
8	Broomfield	1	1	2
8	Kent Denver	0	2	2
8	Alamosa	0	2	2
18	Cheyenne Wells	1	0	1
18	Vail Christian	1	0	1
18	Bishop Machebeuf	1	0	1
18	Manitou Springs	1	0	1
18	Bennett	1	0	1
18	Glenwood Springs	1	0	1
18	Ponderosa	1	0	1
18	Castle View	1	0	1
18	Chaparral	1	0	1
18	Green Mountain	0	1	1
18	Rye	0	1	1
18	Dove Creek	0	1	1
18	Regis Jesuit	1	0	1
18	Aspen	0	1	1
18	Vail Mountain	1	0	1
18	Fountain-Fort Carson	0	1	1
18	Lutheran	0	1	1
18	Springfield	0	1	1
18	Cherokee Trail	1	0	1
18	Niwot	1	0	1
18	Heritage Christian	1	0	1
18	Colorado Springs Christian	0	1	1
18	Sanford	0	1	1
18	Holly	0	1	1
18	Pagosa Springs	1	0	1
18	Akron	1	0	1
18	Idalia	1	0	1
18	Arvada West	0	1	1
18	Thompson Valley	0	1	1
18	Valley	0	1	1
18	Rocky Ford	0	1	1
18	Battle Mountain	0	1	1
18	Summit	1	0	1
18	Evergreen	1	0	1
18	Pine Creek	0	1	1
18	Pueblo East	0	1	1
18	Brush	0	1	1
18	Caliche	0	1	1
18	Arickaree/Woodlin	0	1	1
18	Lewis-Palmer	1	0	1
18	Resurrection Christian	1	0	1
18	Fleming	1	0	1
18	Standley Lake	1	0	1
18	Mountain View	0	1	1
18	Fort Collins	0	1	1
18	Coronado	0	1	1
18	Sterling	0	1	1
18	La Junta	1	0	1

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Individual titles

Thompson Valley had eight boys and six girls win individual championships in 2014-15 to account for its state-best total of 14.

Cherry Creek was second with 13, and Pomona was third with 10. Lyons won eight, while Air Academy and Cheyenne Mountain each captured seven individual crowns.

A total of 131 schools had at least one individual win a championship. Of those, 73 schools had at least two champions, and 10 had as many as five.

Below is a complete breakdown of individual championships this season.

Rank	School	Girls	Boys	Total
1	Thompson Valley	6	8	14
2	Cherry Creek	7	6	13
3	Pomona	2	8	10
4	Lyons	4	4	8
5	Air Academy	4	3	7
5	Cheyenne Mountain	4	3	7
7	Palmer Ridge	0	6	6
7	Fairview	2	4	6
9	Kent Denver	2	3	5
9	Paonia	2	3	5
11	Fossil Ridge	3	1	4
11	Evergreen	4	0	4
11	Cherokee Trail	4	0	4
11	Lamar	4	0	4
11	Sangre de Cristo	3	1	4
11	Shining Mountain	4	0	4
17	Fort Collins	3	0	3
17	Regis Jesuit	1	2	3
17	Niwot	2	1	3
17	Colorado Academy	0	3	3
17	Aspen	1	2	3
17	Summit	2	1	3
17	Valor Christian	3	0	3
17	Pueblo County	0	3	3
17	Platte Valley	0	3	3
17	Sterling	0	3	3
17	Fountain-Fort Carson	1	2	3
17	Canon City	0	3	3
17	Springfield	0	3	3
17	Otis	2	1	3
31	SkyView Academy	0	2	2
31	Estes Park	2	0	2
31	Pueblo South	0	2	2
31	Overland	1	1	2
31	Broomfield	2	0	2
31	Battle Mountain	0	2	2
31	Rock Canyon	2	0	2
31	Arapahoe	2	0	2
31	ThunderRidge	2	0	2
31	Windsor	1	1	2
31	Mullen	1	1	2
31	Grand Junction	0	2	2
31	Rocky Mountain	0	2	2
31	Arvada West	0	2	2
31	Chaparral	1	1	2
31	Fort Lupton	0	2	2
31	Brush	0	2	2
31	Berthoud	0	2	2
31	Rocky Ford	0	2	2
31	John Mall	0	2	2
31	Buena Vista	0	2	2
31	Highlands Ranch	0	2	2
31	D’Evelyn	1	1	2
31	Monarch	0	2	2
31	Castle View	1	1	2
31	Mountain Range	1	1	2
31	Rampart	1	1	2
31	Lewis-Palmer	2	0	2
31	James Irwin	0	2	2
31	Fountain Valley	0	2	2
31	Lutheran	0	2	2
31	Eaton	1	1	2
31	Moffat County	2	0	2
31	Salida	2	0	2
31	Wiggins	1	1	2
31	South Park	2	0	2
31	Cedaredge	1	1	2
31	Burlington	1	1	2
31	Pikes Peak	0	2	2
31	Prairie	1	1	2
31	Baca County	0	2	2
31	Eads	1	1	2
31	Kim	2	0	2
74	Dawson	0	1	1
74	Standley Lake	1	0	1
74	Nederland	1	0	1
74	Poudre	0	1	1
74	Fruita Monument	0	1	1
74	Discovery Canyon	0	1	1
74	Conifer	0	1	1
74	Fort Morgan	0	1	1
74	Pueblo East	0	1	1
74	Alamosa	0	1	1
74	Mead	0	1	1
74	Weld Central	0	1	1
74	Montezuma-Cortez	0	1	1
74	Dolores Huerta	0	1	1
74	Norwood/Nucla	0	1	1
74	Swink	0	1	1
74	Holly	0	1	1
74	Crowley County	0	1	1
74	Meeker	0	1	1
74	Centauri	0	1	1
74	Limon	0	1	1
74	Jefferson Academy	1	0	1
74	Dakota Ridge	1	0	1
74	Boulder	0	1	1
74	Greeley West	0	1	1
74	Steamboat Springs	1	0	1
74	St. Mary’s Academy	1	0	1
74	Ralston Valley	1	0	1
74	Gateway	0	1	1
74	Smoky Hill	0	1	1
74	Grandview	0	1	1
74	Lakewood	0	1	1
74	Silver Creek	1	0	1
74	The Classical Academy	1	0	1
74	Vista PEAK	1	0	1
74	Littleton	0	1	1
74	Vista Ridge	0	1	1
74	Woodland Park	0	1	1
74	Bayfield	0	1	1
74	Manitou Springs	1	0	1
74	Faith Christian	1	0	1
74	University	1	0	1
74	Gunnison	1	0	1
74	Caliche	1	0	1
74	Calhan	1	0	1
74	Kiowa	1	0	1
74	Wray	1	0	1
74	Resurrection Christian	0	1	1
74	Merino	0	1	1
74	West Grand	0	1	1
74	Rye	0	1	1
74	Vail Christian	0	1	1
74	Telluride	0	1	1
74	Sedgwick County	0	1	1
74	McClave	0	1	1
74	Idalia	0	1	1
74	Pawnee	0	1	1
74	Heritage Christian	1	0	1

LAKEWOOD — On the last day of the state track and field championships at Jefferson County Stadium, old powers continued to rule and new powers emerged.

The Fountain-Fort Carson Trojans, as expected going into the week, obliterated the Class 5A boys field with 94 points, more than double Cherry Creek’s 44.5. FFC has now won four of the last six state championships in the highest classification and have racked up 17 crowns in the program’s illustrious history.

Tevin Donnell, a senior who won his first individual titles Saturday in the 100 and 200-meter dashes and ran legs on the winning 400 and 800-meter relays, said camaraderie has fueled the Trojans’ success.

“We’ve been lucky enough to stay together and that’s not something that’s common in a school with a military presence,” Donnell said. “I’ve grown up with a lot of these people.”

Fountain-Fort Carson not only finished first in the 400 and 800-meter relays, but also the 1,600 relay, and scored plenty of points in the individual sprint and middle distance events. They wanted to win all four relays, but settled for third in the 3,200 relay, running a 7:55.48.

On the girls’ side, Cherokee Trail, a power in track and field in recent years with two boys championships, earned their first girls state championship in any sport with 99.5 points, holding off 2014 champion Fort Collins, who had 86.

Shayna Yon, a soon-to-be LSU Tiger, scored 30 points by herself for CT as she won a triple crown in the long jump (18-9.25), the 100 (11.79), and the 200 (24.17). Yon and her team set a new standard for the Cherokee Trail girls.

“It felt really good, because I’m the first female at my school to win any state title,” she said. “It was really nice to be able to put my school on the map, as well as be a leader for my teammates who are younger than me. I just really wanted to leave my mark here before I leave for school. I’m really excited for our girls team next year, because we are going to be just as strong.”

In 4A, Palmer Ridge, a school in Monument that was founded in 2008, finished first in four of six championship finals on Thursday—the high jump (Jordan Swango, 6-6), the pole vault (Kyle Rex, 15-0), the 3,200-meter run (Eric Hamer, 9:22), and the 3,200 relay (7:57)—and kept the momentum rolling through the rest of the weekend as Caleb Ojennes won the 200 and 400-meter dashes on Saturday. He also anchored the 1,600 relay that defended their crown from 2014.

Ojennes, who posted a 21.75 in the 200 and a 47.35 in the 400, helped the Bears tally 98 points and win their second consecutive state championship. The Classical Academy finished as the 4A runner-up with 52 points.

“I can’t really complain right now,” Ojennes said. “It’s just such a rush, because we just won back-to-back team titles.”

“Just winning the first state championship for Palmer Ridge meant a lot last year.”

The new school also triumphed for the 4A state championship in cross country last fall.

Niwot claimed their third girls state championship in a row in 4A on the strength of their relays and hurdles. The Cougars won the 800-meter relay in a new 4A state meet record of 1:41.13, they placed second in the 1,600 relay in 3:54.95, and they finished first and second in both the 100 and 300 hurdles.

Kela Fetters, the 300 hurdle champion just ahead of teammate Mackenzie Fidelak, a freshman, was proud of herself and her teammates.

“My goal going into the season was to make Niwot the best at 4A girls hurdles in the state and I think that’s what we accomplished,” Fetters said.

Niwot finished with 85 points. Mountain View was the runner-up with 59.50.

The Lutheran boys, in their first season up one class after claiming the 2A crown in 2014, won 3A with 82.5 points. They dominated the sprints and won handily over Platte Valley (63).

Eaton, after finishing as the state runner-up in 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014 broke through for their first state championship in girls track by snatching the 3A crown with 95.5 points. As usual, the Reds scored plenty of points in the field and on relays. Lamar placed second with 80.

As for 2A, the Lyons boys collected their fourth state championship in five years as junior distance runner Paul Roberts added to his legacy with state titles in the 1,600, 3,200, and 3,200 relay. The Lions are the power in the classification. Not much changed this weekend. Lyons tallied 111.5 points and edged out Cedaredge (100).

The Paonia girls won their third state title in a row in 2A with a monstrous 132 point total. Lyons was the runner-up with 73.5. Paonia excelled on relays and in field events, as well.

Finally, in 1A, Springfield boys conquered the crown with 109 points as Pikes Peak Christian finished with 85. Pikes Peak mostly dominated the individual sprints, but Springfield rolled over everyone in the field.

Heritage Christian and Shining Mountain Waldorf dueled in distance, but HC came through with the 1A girls state championship with 129 points. SMW scored 100, as Ginger Hutton won the 400, 800, 1,600, and 3200 in her final season.

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Notables

• Tevin Donnell and Christian Lyon placed first and second for Fountain-Fort Carson in the 5A 100-meter dash finals. Donnell also won the 200.
• Monarch sophomore phenom Isaac Green won the 5A 1,600 crown in 4:19.56, his first state championship.
• Andrew Barlow of Monarch cleared 16-8.5 to win the 5A pole vault. The senior’s mark ranks No. 11 in the nation.
• Becca Schulte of Fort Collins won the 5A 400-meter dash in 53.64, the fourth quickest time in Colorado history.
• Rock Canyon freshman Emily Sloan won the 5A 100-hurdle crown in 14.11.
• William Mayhew, one day after running 1:50.74 to crush the 4A record in the 800, claimed the 1600 in 4:15.
• Longmont boys won the 400-meter relay in 42.08, an extremely quick time.
• Thompson Valley girls shattered the 4A record in the 1,600 relay with a time of 3:50.73.
• Freshman Brittany Fuchs of Calhan won the 2A 200-meter dash in 25.70.
• Jenna Anderson of Lyons capped off her high school career in style by winning the 2A crowns in the 800 (2:14.86) and 1,600 (5:12.61). Teammate Sierra Tucker placed second in the 1,600 in 5:28.35.
• South Park’s Kacey Buttrick won the hurdle double, the 100 and 300, in 2A.
• Cedaredge girls shattered the 400-meter relay record in 2A with a 49.73.
• Baca County’s J.D. Chenoweth won the 110 and 300-hurdles in 1A.
• Springfield’s Andy Borunda finished first in the shot put (47-01) and discus throw (150-10) in 1A.
• Freshman Zariah Mason of Kim blew past the field in the 100 and 200 to earn her first 1A state championships. Her 100 time of 12.72 was a new classification best.

 

DENVER — Complete results from the championship and placing matches at the 2015 state wrestling tournament at the Pepsi Center.

Find the complete brackets here.

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Dayton Marvel	Pomona	Hunter Matney	Ponderosa	Dec 3-2
Third	Josh Finesilver	Cherry Creek	Dylan Martinez	Grand Junction	MD 9-0
Fifth	Ryan Chauvin	Pine Creek	Brody Lamb	Poudre	Dec 7-3

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Tomas Gutierrez	Pomona	Cody Fatzinger	Arvada West	Dec 6-4
Third	Fabian Gutierrez	Adams City	Jordan Martinez	Pine Creek	Dec 4-3
Fifth	Louie Romero	Mountain Range	Polo Garcia	Denver East	Fall 2:57

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Travis Torres	Pomona	Jackson Huffman	Horizon	MD 10-2
Third	Riley Garner-Orr	Central G.j.	Cole Polluconi	Monarch	Dec 2-0
Fifth	Maurisio Garcia	Northglenn	Isaac Dinette	Lakewood	Dec 8-2

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jacob Greenwood	Poudre	Ryan Deakin	Legacy	SV-1 8-6
Third	Rocky Nava	Northglenn	Adam Aguilar	Legend	Dec 4-3
Fifth	Daniel Van Hoose	Fruita	Darek Huff	Broomfield	For.

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Matt Finesilver	Cherry Creek	Jason Romero	Pomona	MD 11-2
Third	Jess Hankin	Coronado	John Daniel	Arapahoe	Dec 6-2
Fifth	Michael Garcia	Northglenn	Anthony Salazar	Pine Creek	Dec 8-3

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Isaac Rider	Grand Junction	Bennie Pachello	Arvada West	Fall 4:14
Third	Zack Martinez	Mountain Range	Dylan Wood	Ralston Valley	Dec 3-2
Fifth	Seth Rosales	Lincoln	Dylan West	Greeley West	Fall 4:40

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Danny Murphy	Rocky Mountain	Jimmy Rothwell	Arvada West	Fall 4:28
Third	Josiah Rider	Grand Junction	Peter Isais	Pine Creek	MD 10-0
Fifth	AJ Curtis	Cherry Creek	Seth Brown	Grandview	Dec 4-1

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Title	Payton Tawater	Arvada West	Roman Ortiz	Rocky Mountain	Fall 1:22
Third	Jozef McClure	Adams City	Logan Ronan	Regis	Dec 3-2
Fifth	Dawson Cranmer	Chaparral	Jared Todd	Heritage	Dec 4-3

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jacob Trujillo	Grand Junction	Robert Gambrell	Douglas County	MD 12-4
Third	Tyler Turco	Ponderosa	Josh Burns	Liberty	Dec 5-1
Fifth	Patrick Romero	Mountain Range	Bevan Haycock	Castle View	Dec 5-3

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Deyaun Trueblood	Pomona	Taylor Bergquist	Arvada West	Dec 5-3
Third	Jimmy Weaver	Coronado	Dylan Dashner	Pine Creek	TB-1 4-3
Fifth	Tanner Olson	Ponderosa	Luke Engler	Douglas County	Dec 10-4

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Konnor Schmidt	Rock Mountain	Trenton Schultz	Mountain Vista	Dec 2-1
Third	Rocky Michaelson	Ralston Valley	Matt Hebel	Legacy	Dec 7-5
Fifth	Cameron Gonzales	Pomona	Juan Fraire	Aurora Central	Fall 2:38

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jacob Seely	Fruita	Matthew Stanley	ThunderRidge	TF-1.5 2:26 (16-0)
Third	Justice Littrell	Doherty	Zach Gomez	Arvada West	SV-1 5-1
Fifth	Brandon Micale	Pomona	Rowdy Allen	Central G.j.	Dec 5-3

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Devin Rothrock	Arvada West	Tyler Zook	Grand Junction	Fall 1:10
Third	Max Gonzales	Rangeview	Charles Dunkelman	Loveland	Fall 2:27
Fifth	Daniel Chavez	Pomona	Brandon Forney	Mountain Range	Fall 2:27

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Dane Drimmer	Chaparral	Taylor White	Pine Creek	Dec 5-4
Third	Josh Vigil-Harrison	Grandview	Clayton Voytilla	Fruita	Fall 2:44
Fifth	Forrest Lalaguna	Centaurus	Mason Watt	Broomfield	Fall 2:29

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Josiah Nava	Pueblo County	Stephen Dabelko	Widefield	MD 10-2
Third	Andrew Lucero	Pueblo East	Jason Hanenberg	Air Academy	Dec 6-2
Fifth	Zeke Alirez	Greeley Central	Sawyer Novara	Silver Creek	MD 9-0

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Morgan Fogg	Thompson Valley	Randen Espinoza	Palisade	Dec 8-1
Third	Sam Zdenek	Windsor	William Tomsic	Pueblo Central	Dec 6-3
Fifth	Victor Gutierrez	Pueblo East	Donnie Liles	Mitchell	Dec 9-4

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Vlad Kazakov	Thompson Valley	Matthew Lavengood	Durango	Dec 5-2
Third	Leon Sanchez	Mesa Ridge	Tommy Stager	Niwot	Dec 5-1
Fifth	Noah Montoya	Pueblo South	Mike McFadden	Cheyenne Mountain	Dec 10-7

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Chris Sandoval	Pueblo County	Jacob Butler	Falcon	Dec 6-0
Third	Josh Villa	Windsor	Jesus Morales	Battle Mountain	SV-1 4-2
Fifth	Darian Manzanares	Pueblo Centennial	Michael Ramirez	Pueblo South	Dec 3-2

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Sam Turner	Discovery Canyon	Peter Tyler Hanenberg	Air Academy	Dec 7-0
Third	Justin Davis	Pueblo County	Justus Strand	Northridge	Fall 0:44
Fifth	Elias Manzanares	Pueblo South	Zac Hanenberg	Canon City	Dec 9-6

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Hunter Willits	Pueblo County	Gerald Mack	Windsor	TF-1.5 3:01 (15-0)
Third	Collin Williams	Thompson Valley	Jair Flores	Pueblo Centennial	Dec 3-1
Fifth	Samuel Freeman	Mesa Ridge	Erik Lobato-Contreras	Mountain View	Dec 18-12

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Bronson Spies	Conifer	Isaac Naro	Pueblo South	Dec 3-1
Third	Brandon Aragon	Pueblo Central	Matteo Ambriz	Windsor	Dec 3-2
Fifth	Joey Neumann	Lewis Palmer	Romelo Salas	Golden	Dec 7-5

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Ben Hewson	Thompson Valley	Myles Wilson	Glenwood Springs	Dec 4-2
Third	Chico Trujillo	Greeley Central	Chase Daniels	Golden	TB-1 6-3
Fifth	Zac Baker	Cheyenne Mountain	Francisco Rosales Ochoa	Fort Morgan	Dec 3-0

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Parker Simington	Thompson Valley	Adam Rojas	Greeley Central	TF-1.5 3:00 (16-1)
Third	Brian Roberts	Pueblo Centennial	Fabian Estrada	Alameda	Dec 7-2
Fifth	Isaac Maestas	Palisade	Jeremy Mathews	Mitchell	Dec 5-4

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Austin Zuniga	Pueblo South	Mike Berg	Thompson Valley	Dec 6-3
Third	Fernando Ramos-Vega	Longmont	Dante Garcia	Pueblo County	Dec 5-2
Fifth	Lucas Bufmack	Canon City	Andrue Rojas	Greeley Central	Dec 12-9

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Joe Keller	Windsor	Brandon Saunders	Wheat Ridge	Dec 12-5
Third	Donovan Rincon	Pueblo County	Patrick Cunnion	Durango	Dec 6-3
Fifth	Patton Graff	Thompson Valley	Zack Nirode	Northridge	Fall 2:59

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	David Eusea	Thompson Valley	Alex Mai	Fort Morgan	Dec 7-4
Third	Cristian Gonzalez	Glenwood Springs	Benjamin Self	Air Academy	Fall 0:53
Fifth	Blake Repshire	Canon City	Demitrius Miller	Pueblo Centennial	Dec 5-3

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Toby McBride	Fort Morgan	John Delacruz	Palmer Ridge	Dec 3-1
Third	Alex Weber	Discovery Canyon	Cody Killis	Canon City	MD 16-6
Fifth	Zach Garrard	Cheyenne Mountain	Brock Howes	Arvada	Fall 3:36

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jacob Robles	Pueblo East	Bailey Bowker	Golden	MD 11-3
Third	Jesus Ibarra	Fort Morgan	Aron Pino Valenzuela	Littleton	Fall 0:42
Fifth	Nathon Putallaz	Roosevelt	Tyler Shubert	Windsor	Fall 0:58

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Isaiah DeLaCerda	Alamosa	Jacob Beltran	Sterling	Dec 5-1
Third	Presiliano Maez	Sheridan	Andrew Godfrey	Olathe	Dec 2-1
Fifth	Luke Anderson	Delta	Varrion Ciddio	Platte Valley	MD 8-0

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jody Sandoval II	Fort Lupton	Colby Duncan	Sterling	Dec 4-3
Third	Kyle Cisneros	Jefferson	Michael Vasquez	University	UTB 4-3
Fifth	Jeremy Ashton	Mead	Jesse Shelton	Lamar	Dec 2-0

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Andrew Jaramillo	Platte Valley	Matt Bailey	Berthoud	MD 9-1
Third	Brandon Damian	Valley	Macky Sandoval	Brush	Dec 4-2
Fifth	Homero Navarro	Sheridan	Jacob Breidenbach	Sterling	MD 14-1

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Conrad Cole	Brush	Michael Johnson	Lamar	Dec 3-1
Third	Zach Damian	Valley	Ryan Nava	Bayfield	Dec 5-4
Fifth	Dakota Macy	Ft. Lupton	Andrew Clark	Bennett	Dec 9-5

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Sage Budd	Mead	Ruben Lucero	Valley	Dec 9-2
Third	Tel Kelley	Alamosa	Christian Guerrero	Dolores Huerta	Dec 4-0
Fifth	Anthony Contreraz	Sheridan	Kaylen Montoya	Lamar	MD 13-5

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Ryan Waite	Platte Valley	Julian Prieto	Holy Family	Dec 8-6
Third	Jake Schoenfeld	Salida	Aaron Trujillo	Valley	Dec 1-0
Fifth	Kaleb Hansen	Lamar	Logan Heusser	Strasburg	MD 12-3

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jimmy Fate	Berthoud	Joseph Prieto	Holy Family	Dec 7-3
Third	Austin Shank	Olathe	Colter McMenimen	Bayfield	Fall 2:40
Fifth	Tanner Fetzer	Platte Valley	Rob Leonard	Elizabeth	TF-1.5 3:42

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Joel Contreras	Sterling	Macoy Flannagan	Valley	Dec 3-0
Third	Rusty Lohr	Eaton	Zechariah Garcia	Ft. Lupton	Dec 4-2
Fifth	Kolsen Welham	Holy Family	Daryan Urquhart	Delta	Fall 2:08

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Dalton Robertson	Weld Central	Brendan Gonzales	Valley	Dec 3-2
Third	Alec Petterson	Brush	Clark Jett	Platte Valley	Fall 3:42
Fifth	Derek Horn	Delta	Joseph Martinez	La Junta	Fall 3:35

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Chad Ellis	Berthoud	Kory Mills	Delta	Fall 3:09
Third	Julian Gallegos	Dolores Huerta	David McRee	Pagosa Springs	Dec 3-2
Fifth	Justin Anderson	University	Alex Rivas	Rifle	Dec 10-6

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Seager Oliver	Montezuma-Cortez	Devin Ward	Eagle Valley	Dec 4-0
Third	Lane Masar	Florence	Nate Lowe	Salida	Fall 4:56
Fifth	Garret McCullar	Platte Valley	Daniel Brown	Delta	MD 16-2

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Marcus Garcia	Dolores Huerta	Jose Rodriquez	Brush	Fall 1:28
Third	Chayden Harris	Olathe	Kyle Hicks	Lamar	Dec 3-2
Fifth	Elijah Roper	Erie	Juan Gomez	Valley	Fall 1:54

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jacob Ornelas	Fort Lupton	Shane Coombs	Strasburg	Dec 3-2
Third	Tanner Crist	Lamar	Olmer Marquez	Basalt	Inj. 3:43
Fifth	Grayden Mondragon	La Junta	Felix Pena	Olathe	SV-1 7-5

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Joe Carwin	Brush	Willy Clements	Holy Family	Dec 3-1
Third	Marcus Garcia	Delta	Jose Prado	Rifle	Dec 2-1
Fifth	Sam Deseriere	Mullen	Jack Gallegos	Mead	TB-1 4-0

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jacob Rodriguez	Rocky Ford	Tanner Watson	Akron	Dec 5-3
Third	Brandon Ward	Dolores	Trevor Elliott	Merino	UTB 2-1
Fifth	Cody Jacobsen	Burlington	Eric Rojo	Holyoke	Fall 3:46

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jonathan Andreatta	John Mall	Quinton Montague	Centauri	TF-1.5 5:14 (15-0)
Third	Logan Durham	Burlington	Stocker Robbins	Ignacio	Dec 3-0
Fifth	Sheridan Harvey	Meeker	Jack Kelly	Peyton	Fall 2:08

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Talon Harris	Norwood/Nucla	William Hickman	Lyons	Fall 1:31
Third	Tristin Pelloni	Meeker	Patrick Esparsen	Centauri	Dec 4-2
Fifth	Jaden Valdez-Barela	Swink	Erik Rocha	Rocky Ford	Fall 2:54

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jesse Reed	Paonia	Jeremy Fraser	Rocky Ford	Dec 4-1
Third	Case Baughman	Dove Creek	Jose Duran	Monte Vista	Dec 8-3
Fifth	Drew Corsentino	Fowler	Jake Rockwell	Wray	MD 10-0

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Austin Coy	Swink	Jake Trujillo	Highland	Dec 3-2
Third	Hayden Harris	Norwood/Nucla	Daniel Borunda	Monte Vista	Dec 7-6
Fifth	Austin Todd	Hotchkiss	Austin Batterton	Baca County	Fall 2:40

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Bo Pipher	Paonia	J.D. Chenoweth	Baca County	Fall 1:43
Third	Britton Holmes	Peyton	Chance Randolph	Dove Creek	Dec 7-4
Fifth	Nick Ortner	Holyoke	Aiden Dabal	Norwood/Nucla	Dec 7-3

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Ryan Nordyke	Holly	Anthony Watt	Meeker	Fall 4:49
Third	Blake Denton	Swink	Diego Reyes	Rocky Ford	Dec 3-2
Fifth	Gunnar Chesnik	Paonia	Malik Johnson	Buena Vista	Fall 1:55

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Bryce McCracken	Crowley County	Casey Turner	Meeker	Dec 4-1
Third	Reagan Lane	Eads	Jake Shaffer	Rye	Fall 4:01
Fifth	Salomon Chavez	Center	Iaasic Pena	Ignacio	Dec 7-0

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Zach Milner	Paonia	Tim Armintrout	Norwood/Nucla	TB-1 3-2
Third	Seth Mills	Swink	Wade Katzdorn	Hotchkiss	Fall 2:50
Fifth	Carlos Magdaleno	Rocky Ford	Nicholas Vollmer	Merino	SV-1 3-1

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	TJ Shelton	Meeker	Jose Cisneros	Centennial	Fall 0:50
Third	Christopher Martin	Centauri	Rafe Hutches	Baca County	Fall 2:21
Fifth	Sabyn Diamond	Buena Vista	Cade Schulz	Wray	Dec 4-3

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Keegan Wentz	Buena Vista	Brandon Anderson	SedwickCo/Fleming	Dec 2-0
Third	Devon Pontine	Meeker	George Weatherford	Center	Fall 1:19
Fifth	Logan Schopp	Paonia	Daniel Bustamante	Rocky Ford	Dec 4-1

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jareb Aziz	Centauri	Blaine Larson	Fowler	Fall 3:51
Third	Kaleb Gaede	Limon	Jason Murphy	John Mall	Dec 7-1
Fifth	Kaler Ybarra	Yuma	Cody Terrell	Norwood/Nucla	Fall 4:18

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Nate Finnell	Rocky Ford	Levi Davis	SedwickCo/Fleming	Dec 4-2
Third	Trace Elliott	Merino	Adrian Cereceres	NorthPark	Dec 8-7
Fifth	Tristen Todd	Hotchkiss	Luke Korf	Yuma	MD 8-0

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Bout	Winner	School	Opponent	School	Manner
Title	Jayden Hilferty	Limon	Keith Dunnagan	Crowley County	SV-1 3-1
Third	Chase Flynn	Stratton	Dylan Kelly	Ellicott	MD 11-0
Fifth	Miguel Huerta	Wray	Greg Garcia	Rocky Ford	Fall 3:40

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A ton of new teams grace this week’s On The Mat wrestling rankings, thanks in large part to an expansion to 15 ranked teams per classification.

Each of the four No. 1 teams stayed the same. Those are Arvada West (5A), Thompson Valley (4A), Brush (3A) and Paonia (2A).

Complete team rankings for all classes are below.

[divider]

On The Mat Wrestling Rankings

Tim Yount of On The Mat provides weekly wrestling rankings for teams and individuals in all weight classes. To see individual rankings, you can subscribe to On The Mat’s full rankings.

To subscribe via PayPal, choose your subscription option on this page click on the corresponding PayPal button. To subscribe by mail or fax and pay by personal check, click here for a printable subscription form. Email Tim Yount at tim@onthematrankings.com with questions.

To purchase individual weeks of the rankings (as opposed to the entire season), you will need to use the printable subscription form and pay by check. The season ranking subscriptions are offered at a discounted rate.

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Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	PVS
1	Paonia	1
2	Meeker	4
3	Rocky Ford	3
4	Centauri	2
5	Norwood/Nucla	5
6	Swink	10
7	Ignacio	–
8	Sedgwick County/Fleming	–
9	Holly	–
10	Wray	–
11	Baca County	11
12	Monte Vista	8
13	Burlington	7
14	Crowley County	–
15	Hayden	–
Dropped out
Hotchkiss (6), Buena Vista (9).

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	PVS
1	Brush	1
2	Valley	2
3	Lamar	3
4	Dolores Huerta	6
5	Delta	5
6	Fort Lupton	4
7	Sterling	8
8	Sheridan	–
9	Platte Valley	11
10	Berthoud	10
11	Alamosa	–
12	Holy Family	9
13	Mead	–
14	Olathe	–
15	Montezuma Cortez	–
Dropped out
Strasburg (7).

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	PVS
1	Thompson Valley	1
2	Windsor	3
3	Pueblo County	2
4	Pueblo East	4
5	Greeley Central	5
6	Air Academy	10
7	Pueblo West	–
8	Discovery Canyon	7
9	Fort Morgan	–
10	Pueblo South	6
11	Pueblo Centennial	8
12	Glenwood Springs	–
13	Mesa Ridge	9
14	Canon City	–
15	Mountain View	–
Dropped out
None.

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	PVS
1	Arvada West	1
2	Pomona	3
3	Grand Junction	4
4	Pine Creek	2
5	Mountain Range	8
6	Cherry Creek	–
7	Coronado	6
8	Rocky Mountain	5
9	Ponderosa	7
10	Fruita Monument	–
11	Adams City	10
12	Grandview	–
13	Northglenn	–
14	Chaparral	–
15	Lakewood	–
Dropped out
Poudre (9).

Regis Jesuit joined On The Mat’s wrestling rankings the week. The Raiders are No. 10 in Class 5A.

Other newcomers include No. 10 Greeley Central in 4A, and No. 9 Fleming/Sedgwick County and No. 10 Baca County in 2A.

All four No. 1 teams stayed put. Those are Paonia (2A), Brush (3A), Thompson Valley (4A) and Arvada West (5A).

Complete team rankings for all classes are below.

[divider]

On The Mat Wrestling Rankings

Tim Yount of On The Mat provides weekly wrestling rankings for teams and individuals in all weight classes. To see individual rankings, you can subscribe to On The Mat’s full rankings.

To subscribe via PayPal, choose your subscription option on this page click on the corresponding PayPal button. To subscribe by mail or fax and pay by personal check, click here for a printable subscription form. Email Tim Yount at tim@onthematrankings.com with questions.

To purchase individual weeks of the rankings (as opposed to the entire season), you will need to use the printable subscription form and pay by check. The season ranking subscriptions are offered at a discounted rate.

[divider]
Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	PVS
1	Paonia	1
2	Centauri	2
3	Rocky Ford	3
4	Meeker	4
5	Norwood/Nucla	5
6	Monte Vista	6
7	Buena Vista	7
8	Swink	8
9	Fleming/Sedgwick County	–
10	Baca County	–
Dropped out
Wray (9), Cedaredge (10).

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	PVS
1	Brush	1
2	Valley	2
3	Lamar	3
4	Dolores Huerta	4
5	Fort Lupton	5
6	La Junta	6
7	Delta	8
8	Sterling	7
9	Holy Family	9
10	Platte Valley	10
Dropped out
None.

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	PVS
1	Thompson Valley	1
2	Pueblo County	2
3	Windsor	3
4	Pueblo East	6
5	Air Academy	7
6	Pueblo South	4
7	Discovery Canyon	8
8	Pueblo Centennial	9
9	Mesa Ridge	10
10	Greeley Central	–
Dropped out
Mountain View (5).

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	PVS
1	Arvada West	1
2	Pine Creek	3
3	Pomona	2
4	Grand Junction	4
5	Rocky Mountain	5
6	Coronado	7
7	Ponderosa	6
8	Mountain Range	8
9	Adams City	9
10	Regis Jesuit	–
Dropped out
Cherry Creek (10).

The 2014 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 coaches, and then a vote of coaches.

Players of the year were also selected by a vote of the coaches.

Go to: 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Carl Stajduhar, Rocky Mountain

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Jeff Clarke	Fairview	1B	Senior
Cam Frazier	Fairview	SS	Senior
Max George	Regis Jesuit	SS	Senior
AJ Jones	ThunderRidge	RHP	Senior
Nick Leonard	Mountain Vista	RHP	Senior
Carl Stajduhar	Rocky Mountain	3B/RHP	Senior
Tyler Stevens	Rocky Mountain	RHP	Senior
Justin Thaxton	Regis Jesuit	INF	Senior
Brody Westmoreland	ThunderRidge	SS	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Austin Anderson	Columbine	SS	Senior
Caleb Dameron	Prairie View	OF	Senior
TJ Egloff	Brighton	OF	Senior
Grant Farrell	Cherry Creek	OF	Senior
Lucas Gilbreath	Legacy	P	Senior
Garrett Hammer	Rocky Mountain	C	Junior
David Peterson	Regis Jesuit	P	Senior
Matt Rindal	Cherry Creek	C	Senior
Tim Ryan	Fairview	OF	Junior
Kyle Winkler	Chatfield	INF	Junior

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Josh Ramirez, Green Mountain

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Andrew Bladt	Longmont	SS	Senior
Brock Burke	Evergreen	P	Senior
Blake Dunlap	Durango	P/OF	Senior
Wyatt Featherston	Green Mountain	CF	Sophomore
Tyrus Lopez	Montrose	RHP	Senior
Bryan Meek	Niwot	RHP/SS	Senior
Josh Ramirez	Green Mountain	P	Junior
Talon Schaller	Green Mountain	P/OF	Junior
Cole Shetterly	Green Mountain	SS	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Justin Akiyama	Green Mountain	C	Senior
Will Amen	Longmont	RHP /2B	Senior
Cooper Bowermaster	Thomas Jefferson	RHP/INF	Senior
Billy Clark	Steamboat Springs	CF/LHP	Junior
Hayden Gerlach	Valor Christian	1B/3B	Senior
Abel Gonzalez	Denver North	SS/RHP/OF	Senior
Bailey Hoffmeister	Rifle	P/3B/UTIL	Senior
Sam Reed	Thomas Jefferson	OF/LHP	Senior
Keaton Reiher	Delta	2B/P/SS	Senior
Nick Ricigliano	Wheat Ridge	RHP/SS	Senior
Carter Thorne	Palmer Ridge	OF	Senior
Cory Voss	Pueblo South	C	Senior
Grant Witherspoon	D’Evelyn	OF/P	Junior

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Class 3A

Player of the year: Devlin Granberg, Holy Family

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Luke Bote	Faith Christian	CF	Junior
Nick Calabro	Basalt	1B/RHP	Senior
Donovan Contreraz	Sheridan	P	Sophomore
Darin Cook	Lamar	P	Junior
Zach Dedin	Holy Family	INF	Senior
Bryce Dyer	Eaton	INF	Senior
Devlin Granberg	Holy Family	SS	Senior
Cameron Maxey	Platte Valley	SS/P	Senior
Tristan Ortega	Faith Christian	RHP/3B	Senior
Zack Trombley	Holy Family	UTIL	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Matt Burkhart	Eaton	SS	Sophomore
Brandon Ewing	University	1B	Senior
Bailey Garcia	Alamosa	LF/RHP	Senior
Alejandra Garcia	Bennett	C	Senior
Ryan Hirschfeld	Brush	1B	Senior
Nick Kelley	Peak to Peak	OF	Senior
Colten Lind	Eaton	C	Senior
Josh Mihalcin	Faith Christian	C	Senior
Jake Mondragon	Eaton	2B/SS/RHP	Senior
Logan Schechter	Denver Science & Tech	P/RF/SS	Junior
Adam Tulley	Estes Park	UTIL	Junior

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Class 2A

Player of the year: Chase Dunker, Sedgwick County

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Del Chance	Resurrection Christian	C	Senior
Chase Dunker	Sedgwick County	LHP/SS	Senior
Trent Hughes	Rye	1B/RHP	Junior
Tate Kastens	Denver Christian	RHP/SS	Senior
Gavin Ligget	Limon	RHP/SS	Senior
Jake Lohr	Resurrection Christian	RHP	Senior
Luis Ortiz	Rye	SS/RHP	Junior
Devan Rupe	Hotchkiss	RHP/CF	Junior
Cory Wiggins	Resurrection Christian	RHP	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Brandon Book	Swink	RHP/INF	Senior
Dakota Connors	South Park	RHP	Senior
Evan Finley	Peyton	C/P/INF	Sophomore
Blayde Harrigan	Nucla	C	Senior
Luke Mondt	Resurrection Christian	UTIL	Junior
Josh Van	Denver Christian	C	Senior
Trey Walter	Sedgwick County	C	Sophomore
Nathan Wiggins	Resurrection Christian	RHP	Senior
Tyler Woodhams	Sedgwick County	RHP/SS/3B	Sophomore

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Mitch Davison, Caliche

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Jason Barth	Holly	SS/OF	Senior
Clay Corliss	Stratton	1B	Senior
Mitch Davison	Caliche	RHP/C/OF	Senior
Tyler Rouse	Eads	RHP/LF	Junior
Tyson Smith	Dove Creek	UTIL	Senior
Jayden Stieb	Caliche	1B	Senior
Trevor Thompson	Stratton	C/RHP	Senior
Austin Yahn	Caliche	CF/P	Junior
Austin Zink	Caliche	3B/P	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Luke Chartier	Caliche	SS	Senior
Carlos Diaz	Cornerstone Christian	RHP/OF	Junior
Bradey Holtz	Peetz	SS/RHP	Junior
Chas Hubbard	Baca County	UTIL	Senior
Ricardo Juarez	Holly	3B/P	Freshman
Seth Miller	Caliche	P/RF	Senior
Alex Ogas	Dove Creek	C	Junior
Sage Smock	Briggsdale	INF	Senior
Ryan Walther	Caliche	LF	Junior