The 2020 cross country regional fields will be determined, in part, by a coaches poll within each region.

The official vote will be held this coming weekend. The coaches held a trial vote last weekend, and the results of that vote is below.

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Region 1 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Heritage Christian	123
2	Lyons	107
3	Yuma	90
4	Wiggins	73
5	Lake Couty	56
6	Byers	53
7	Twin Peaks Charter	52
8	Clear Creek	51
9	Front Range Christian	41
10	Dawson School	40
11	Rocky Mountain Lutheran	33
12	Strasburg	31
13	Merino	24
14	Shining Mountain	22
15	Nederland	19
16	Aurora West College Prep	14
17	Highland	12
18	Front Range Baptist	11

Region 1 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Heritage Christian	108
2	Lyons	82
3	Lake Couty	81
4	Yuma	73
5	Clear Creek	64
5	Strasburg	64
7	Shining Mountain	51
8	Merino	40
9	Byers	39
10	Wiggins	34
11	Aurora West College Prep	28
12	Nederland	22
13	Dawson School	20
14	Highland	16
14	Rocky Mountain Lutheran	16
16	Front Range Baptist	14
16	Front Range Christian	14
18	Twin Peaks Charter	11

Region 2 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Golden View Classical Academy	80
2	Peyton	78
3	Lotus School for Excellence	71
4	Wray	57
5	Vanguard	51
6	Colorado Springs Christian	46
7	Limon	41
8	Ellicott	40
9	Dolores Huerta	20
10	Addenbrooke Classical	16
11	Colorado Springs School	14
12	Denver Christian	8
13	Denver Academy	5
14	Fountain Valley	4
15	CIVA Charter	3
16	Two Roads Charter	2
17	Pikes Peak Christian	1
18	Denver Academy of Torah	0
18	Stratton/Liberty	0

Region 2 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Wray	82
2	Golden View Classical Academy	76
3	Colorado Springs Christian	71
4	Peyton	60
4	Vanguard	60
6	Ellicott	48
7	Limon	41
8	Denver Christian	35
9	Colorado Springs School	26
10	Stratton/Liberty	14
11	Lotus School for Excellence	10
12	Addenbrooke Classical	3
12	Fountain Valley	3
12	Pikes Peak Christian	3
15	Denver Academy of Torah	2
16	CIVA Charter	0
16	Denver Academy	0
16	Dolores Huerta	0
16	Two Roads Charter	0

Region 3 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Rocky Ford	68
2	Buena Vista	67
3	Thomas MacLaren	59
4	St. Mary’s	57
5	Centauri	56
6	Sargent	43
7	Platte Canyon	31
8	Custer County	29
9	Rye	27
10	Antonito	24
11	Monte Vista	19
12	Center	14
13	Sierra Grande	13
14	Centennial	9
15	Kim	8
16	Cripple Creek-Victor	7
17	Del Norte	5
18	Moffat	3
19	Primero	1

Region 3 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Buena Vista	48
2	Centauri	44
3	Rocky Ford	40
4	Rye	36
5	Platte Canyon	30
6	Custer County	24
7	Thomas MacLaren	20
8	St. Mary’s	18
8	Springfield	18
10	Antonito	12
11	Del Norte	4
11	Sierra Grande	4
13	Kim	3
13	Moffat	3
15	Sargent	2
16	Center	1
17	Centennial	0
17	Cripple Creek-Victor	0
17	Monte Vista	0

Region 4 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Caprock Academy	154
2	Meeker	130
3	Grand Valley	129
4	Ouray	119
5	Olathe	107
6	Paonia	99
7	Crested Butte Community	77
8	Colorado Rocky Mountain School	68
8	West Grand	68
10	Rangely	34
11	Soroco	28
12	Dolores	23
13	Mancos	17
14	Ignacio	12
15	Telluride	11
16	Hotchkiss	10
17	DeBeque	5
18	Lake City	1

Region 4 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Ignacio	159
2	West Grand	149
3	Soroco	138
4	Meeker	120
5	Caprock Academy	119
6	Hotchkiss	116
7	Paonia	87
8	Colorado Rocky Mountain School	84
9	Telluride	52
10	Crested Butte Community	49
11	Mancos	45
12	Rangely	31
13	Ouray	15
14	Olathe	4
15	Dolores	1
15	Grand Valley	1
17	DeBeque	0
17	Lake City	0

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Region 1 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Alamosa	47
2	Aspen	39
2	Gunnison	39
4	Moffat County	28
5	Basalt	25
5	Coal Ridge	25
7	Rifle	24
8	Pagosa Springs	18
9	Delta	13
10	Bayfield	12
11	Montezuma-Cortez	4
12	Middle Park	1

Region 1 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Basalt	39
2	Aspen	35
3	Alamosa	34
4	Moffat County	25
5	Delta	23
6	Gunnison	20
7	Pagosa Springs	17
8	Coal Ridge	12
9	Middle Park	6
10	Montezuma-Cortez	4
10	Rifle	4
12	Bayfield	1

Region 2 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	The Classical Academy	80
2	Salida	68
3	Lutheran	59
4	Woodland Park	55
5	Elizabeth	45
6	Manitou Springs	42
7	Harrison	26
8	Lamar	23
9	Banning Lewis Prep	15
10	La Junta	12
11	James Irwin	8
12	Sierra	4
13	Florence	3

Region 2 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	The Classical Academy	60
2	Elizabeth	53
3	Salida	49
4	Lutheran	40
5	Woodland Park	30
6	Lamar	26
7	Manitou Springs	22
8	James Irwin	17
9	Florence	13
10	Sierra	8
11	Banning Lewis Prep	6
11	Harrison	6

Region 3 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Holy Family	100
2	Jefferson Academy	89
3	Peak to Peak	80
4	Prospect Ridge	68
5	Stargate	59
6	DSST: Conservatory Green	49
7	The Academy	41
8	Arvada	35
9	Arrupe Jesuit	31
10	DSST: Montview	25
11	The Pinnacle	14
12	DSST: Green Valley Ranch	6
13	Denver West	5
14	Lincoln	3

Region 3 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Holy Family	85
2	Jefferson Academy	71
3	Peak to Peak	63
4	Prospect Ridge	54
5	Stargate	53
6	The Academy	42
7	DSST: Montview	38
8	The Pinnacle	23
9	Arrupe Jesuit	21
10	Denver West	20
11	Arvada	16
12	DSST: Green Valley Ranch	4
13	Lincoln	3
14	DSST: Conservatory Green	2

Region 4 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Frontier Academy	119
2	Liberty Common	109
3	Berthoud	86
4	Northridge	80
5	Brush	69
6	Eaton	56
7	Estes Park	52
8	University	38
9	Resurrection Christian	26
10	Severance	13
11	Valley	11
12	Platte Valley	1

Region 4 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Berthoud	104
2	Liberty Common	102
3	Frontier Academy	86
4	University	69
5	Northridge	68
6	Brush	54
7	Estes Park	49
8	Resurrection Christian	33
9	Eaton	24
10	Severance	14
11	Platte Valley	2

Region 5 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Faith Christian	54
2	Colorado Academy	47
3	D’Evelyn	43
4	Kent Denver	39
5	SkyView Academy	38
6	Machebeuf	33
7	Ridge View Academy	17
8	DSST: Byers	13
8	Englewood	13
10	DSST: College View	12
11	Jefferson	8
11	Sheridan	8
13	Englewood/St. Mary’s Academy	3
14	KIPP Denver Collegiate	1
14	STRIVE Prep – Smart	1

Region 5 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	D’Evelyn	27
2	Faith Christian	25
3	Colorado Academy	23
4	Machebeuf	21
5	Englewood/St. Mary’s Academy	16
6	Kent Denver	12
7	Sheridan	9
8	Jefferson	7
9	Ridge View Academy	6
9	SkyView Academy	6
11	Englewood	5
12	DSST: Byers	3
12	KIPP Denver Collegiate	3
14	DSST: College View	2

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Region 1 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Battle Mountain	74
2	Conifer	73
3	Grand Junction Central	70
4	Eagle Valley	57
5	Green Mountain	52
6	Mullen	46
7	Golden	30
8	Evergreen	26
9	Grand Junction	20
10	Summit	18
11	Steamboat Springs	14
12	Palisade	9
13	Glenwood Springs	6

Region 1 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Battle Mountain	69
2	Eagle Valley	47
2	Golden	47
4	Glenwood Springs	41
5	Evergreen	33
6	Palisade	32
7	Green Mountain	25
8	Mullen	24
9	Grand Junction Central	19
10	Grand Junction	18
11	Summit	14
12	Conifer	9
13	Steamboat Springs	7

Region 2 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Air Academy	74
2	Palmer Ridge	70
3	Palmer	57
4	Lewis-Palmer	55
5	Coronado	46
5	Littleton	46
7	Falcon	39
8	Discovery Canyon	34
9	Ponderosa	23
9	Wheat Ridge	23
11	Aurora Central	12
12	Sand Creek	10
13	Gateway	6

Region 2 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Air Academy	89
2	Palmer Ridge	69
3	Discovery Canyon	62
4	Lewis-Palmer	58
5	Coronado	50
6	Littleton	37
6	Palmer	37
8	Falcon	21
9	Ponderosa	20
10	Wheat Ridge	19
11	Aurora Central	14
12	Gateway	10
13	Sand Creek	9

Region 3 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Centaurus	52
2	Niwot	49
3	Denver South	43
4	George Washington	39
5	Denver North	31
6	Northfield	25
6	Standley Lake	25
8	Thomas Jefferson	21
9	Vista Peak	17
10	Regis Groff	11
10	Skyview	11
12	Alameda	6

Region 3 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Niwot	70
2	George Washington	59
3	Centaurus	56
3	Northfield	56
5	Denver South	47
6	Standley Lake	37
7	Denver North	34
8	Thomas Jefferson	25
9	Vista Peak	23
10	Regis Groff	15
11	Skyview	11
12	Alameda	7

Region 4 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Thompson Valley	108
2	Mead	107
3	Longmont	94
4	Mountain View	77
5	Erie	65
6	Thornton	57
7	Riverdale Ridge	41
8	Silver Creek	40
9	Roosevelt	29
10	Greeley Central	18
11	Fort Morgan	11
12	Frederick	6
13	Windsor	5
14	Skyline	2

Region 4 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Silver Creek	127
2	Thompson Valley	115
3	Roosevelt	91
4	Erie	87
5	Mead	82
6	Longmont	64
7	Mountain View	58
8	Riverdale Ridge	31
9	Fort Morgan	28
10	Windsor	17
11	Frederick	6
11	Skyline	6
13	Greeley Central	2
14	Thornton	1

Region 5 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Cheyenne Mountain	70
2	Durango	62
3	Montrose	47
4	Mesa Ridge	45
5	Widefield	41
6	Pueblo South	38
7	Pueblo West	35
8	Canon City	16
8	Pueblo County	16
10	Pueblo Centennial	9
11	Pueblo East	5
12	Mitchell	1

Region 5 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Durango	66
2	Cheyenne Mountain	61
3	Pueblo West	56
4	Montrose	43
5	Mesa Ridge	34
6	Pueblo County	32
7	Pueblo South	29
8	Widefield	28
9	Canon City	23
10	Pueblo Centennial	6
10	Pueblo East	6
12	Mitchell	1

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Region 1 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Cherokee Trail	83
2	Cherry Creek	81
3	Arapahoe	70
4	Grandview	69
5	Regis Jesuit	45
5	Smoky Hill	45
7	Eaglecrest	43
8	Overland	25
9	Rangeview	23
10	Hinkley	11

Region 1 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Cherry Creek	83
2	Arapahoe	81
3	Cherokee Trail	76
4	Regis Jesuit	62
5	Grandview	55
6	Smoky Hill	41
7	Eaglecrest	40
8	Rangeview	27
9	Hinkley	17
10	Overland	13

Region 2 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Mountain Vista	30
2	Dakota Ridge	26
3	Heritage	25
4	Valor Christian	21
5	Arvada West	16
6	Fruita Monument	15
7	Highlands Ranch	11
8	Chatfield	8
9	ThunderRidge	7
10	Lakewood	5
11	Columbine	1

Region 2 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Valor Christian	60
2	Mountain Vista	55
3	Heritage	47
4	Chatfield	46
5	Dakota Ridge	42
6	Fruita Monument	41
7	Columbine	31
8	ThunderRidge	22
9	Arvada West	16
10	Lakewood	13
11	Highlands Ranch	7
12	Bear Creek	5

Region 3 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Boulder	69
1	Ralston Valley	69
3	Fairview	67
4	Legacy	57
5	Broomfield	52
6	Denver East	41
7	Monarch	33
8	Pomona	28
9	Northglenn	10
10	Adams City	7
10	Westminster	7

Region 3 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Broomfield	70
1	Fairview	70
3	Denver East	58
4	Boulder	54
5	Monarch	53
6	Legacy	37
7	Pomona	36
8	Ralston Valley	33
9	Northglenn	14
10	Westminster	9
11	Adams City	6

Region 4 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Fossil Ridge	68
2	Rocky Mountain	64
3	Poudre	51
4	Horizon	49
5	Fort Collins	46
6	Loveland	36
7	Mountain Range	27
8	Brighton	22
9	Greeley West	11
10	Prairie View	9
11	Far Northeast	2

Region 4 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Loveland	69
2	Fossil Ridge	64
3	Rocky Mountain	54
4	Fort Collins	45
5	Brighton	40
6	Horizon	34
7	Poudre	33
8	Mountain Range	20
9	Greeley West	14
10	Prairie View	10
11	Far Northeast	2

Region 5 (Boys)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Chaparral	56
2	Liberty	53
3	Rock Canyon	45
4	Pine Creek	40
5	Castle View	39
6	Rampart	35
7	Douglas County	18
8	Doherty	14
8	Legend	14
10	Fountain-Fort Carson	11
11	Vista Ridge	5

Region 5 (Girls)
Rank	Team	Points
1	Pine Creek	68
2	Douglas County	50
3	Chaparral	49
4	Rock Canyon	48
5	Castle View	42
6	Rampart	39
7	Doherty	26
8	Fountain-Fort Carson	24
9	Vista Ridge	18
10	Legend	11
11	Liberty	10

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The 2018-19 all-state girls basketball teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

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

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Jana Van Gytenbeek, Cherry Creek

Coach of the year: Clint Evans, Cherry Creek

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Francesca Belibi	Regis Jesuit	Senior	PF/SF/C
Alisha Davis	Grandview	Senior	–
Kasey Neubert	Highlands Ranch	Senior	PF
Ashley Steffeck	Fossil Ridge	Senior	PG
Jana Van Gytenbeek	Cherry Creek	Junior	PG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Raegan Beers	Valor Christian	Freshman	F/C
Cali Clark	Cherry Creek	Junior	PF/SF
Alyssa Jimenez	Horizon	Senior	PG
Allyah Marlett	Grandview	Senior	SG/PG
Autumn Watts	Highlands Ranch	Senior	PF/SF/C

Honorable mention: Dezmonea Antwine, Denver East, Senior; Juanita Aragon, Greeley West, Sophomore; Jennessy Aragon, Adams City, Senior; Jamie Bain, Highlands Ranch, Senior; Lauren Betts, Grandview, Freshman; Angel Broadus, Rangeview, Senior; Victoria Cabrera, Prairie View, Senior; Sanee’ Cates, Palmer, Senior; Sydney Daniels, Dakota Ridge, Senior; Samantha Deem, Horizon, Senior; Lexi Eberhardt, Loveland, Senior; Timiya Guevara, Denver South, Sophomore; Makayla Hemingway, Cherokee Trail, Junior; Shamahra Henderson, Thornton, Junior; Emerson Herrmann, Monarch, Senior; Hollie Hoffman, Windsor, Senior; Amy Holland, Mountain Vista, Junior; Denali Hughes, Vista PEAK Prep, Senior; Seairra Hughes, Vista PEAK Prep, Junior; Kacee Kyle, Cherry Creek, Sophomore; Isabel Layne, Fort Collins, Senior; Kaylah Lewis, Brighton, Senior; Halle Mackiewicz, Legacy, Junior; Lydia Marshall, Liberty, Junior; Brionna McBride, Doherty, Senior; Jada Moore, Regis Jesuit, Junior; Shelby Nichols, Ralston Valley, Senior; Kai Padilla, Northglenn, Senior; Steph Peterson, Broomfield, Senior; Jenna Siebert, Valor Christian, Sophomore; Sydney Speights, Chaparral, Senior; Grace Talbot, Chatfield, Freshman; Avery Vansickle, Regis Jesuit, Sophomore; Samiyah Worrell, Fountain-Fort Carson, Senior.

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Gabi Lucero, Pueblo South

Coach of the year: Frank Cawley, Mullen

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Kylee Blacksten	Air Academy	Junior	G/G
Claudia Dillon	Evergreen	Senior	PF/C
Gabi Lucero	Pueblo South	Senior	C
Megan Pohs	Mullen	Sophomore	–
Hannah Simental	Pueblo West	Junior	PG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Serin Dunne	Mesa Ridge	Junior	PG
Genevieve Gudino	Holy Family	Sophomore	PG/SG
Sydney Leeper	Berthoud	Senior	PG/SG
Ashten Prechtel	Discovery Canyon	Senior	C
D’nae Wilson	Sierra	Junior	PG

Honorable mention: RaLeigh Basart, Mountain View, Senior; Autumn Boyles, The Classical Academy, Senior; Kharial Clark, Thomas Jefferson, Senior; Nikki Derrell, Sand Creek, Sophomore; Sydnee Durtsche, Thompson Valley, Junior; Breanna Fowler, Berthoud, Sophomore; Gracie Gallegos, Mullen, Freshman; Ximena Gutierrez, Glenwood Springs, Senior; Courtney Hank, Green Mountain, Sophomore; Naomi Hidalgo, Greeley Central, Senior; Lauren Kia, Erie, Senior; Nicole Levine, Evergreen, Sophomore; Liberty Line, Ponderosa, Sophomore; Jocelyn Marquez, Pueblo Central, Junior; Seneya Martinez, Northridge, Freshman; Erin Mauro, Pueblo County, Junior; Kaitlyn McKenzie, Holy Family, Senior; Kennadie Minerich, Montrose, Junior; Amyah Moore, Harrison, Sophomore; Drea Nelson, Pueblo South, Senior; Ally Nichols, Montrose, Junior; Imani Perez, Mullen, Freshman; Ashayla Powers, Skyline, Junior; Aubree Raimer, Greeley Central, Senior; Aaliyah Ricketts, Widefield, Senior; Daija Robbins, Thomas Jefferson, Senior; Kaydee Sims, Weld Central, Sophomore; Zoe Sims, Air Academy, Senior; Masi Smith, Rifle, Senior; Lexi Szathmary, D’Evelyn, Sophomore; Sophia Trujillo, Skyview, Senior; Maya Whiteside, George Washington, Sophomore.

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Class 3A

Player of the year: Josephine Howery, St. Mary’s

Coach of the year: Mike Burkett, St. Mary’s

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Megan Engesser	Colorado Springs Christian	Senior	G
Seneca Hackley	St. Mary’s	Junior	W/SG
Josephine Howery	St. Mary’s	Junior	PG/SG/W
Rachel Ingram	Colorado Springs Christian	Senior	G
Caileen Sienknecht	Manitou Springs	Senior	G

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Bailie Duncan	Eaton	Senior	SG
Courtney Freeman	Cedaredge	Senior	–
Hailey Griego	Pagosa Springs	Junior	P
Kate Webster	Lutheran	Senior	PG/SF/SG
Devin Wilson	Pagosa Springs	Senior	G

Honorable mention: Corrie Anderson, Colorado Springs Christian, Junior; Kinlie Brennise, Moffat County, Senior; Emily Broadhurst, Roaring Fork, Junior; Slyvie Caton, Alamosa, Senior; Samantha Chambers, Ellicott, Senior; Shaya Chenoweth, Grand Valley, Senior; Cydnee Collins, Eagle Ridge Academy, Junior; Catherine Cummings, St. Mary’s, Junior; Mikylah Espinosa, The Academy, Freshman; Faith Fetzer, Platte Valley, Senior; Sara Geddes, Delta, Junior; Alejandra Godina, Salida, Senior; Jadalise Gomez, Riverdale Ridge, Freshman; Lilly Johnson, Englewood, Junior; Lilly Lavier, Alamosa, Junior; Amanda Licht, Kent Denver, Freshman; Adet Malbeny, Bishop Machebeuf, Senior; Madelyn Malm, University, Senior; Natalia Miller-Forrest, SkyView Academy, Senior; Brecken Payne, Lamar, Senior; Elisabeth Perl, Resurrection Christian, Senior; Addie Randel, Eaton, Junior; Stephanie Schultz, Lutheran, Sophomore; Breanna Swann, The Vanguard School, Senior; Izzy Swanson, Liberty Common, Sophomore; Taylor Webster, Lake County, Senior; Melissa Wilson, Centauri, Senior.

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Class 2A

Player of the year: Cody Robinson, Yuma

Coach of the year: Bob Rahm, Yuma

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Chasey Blach	Yuma	Senior	C
Brianna Denton	Swink	Senior	SG/SF
Kendra Parra	Del Norte	Junior	SG
Cody Robinson	Yuma	Senior	SG/PG/PF
Morgan Smith	Wray	Senior	–

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Kegan Hamacher	Simla	Senior	G/F
Kyla O’Neal	Swink	Senior	/PG
Abby Snyder	Rocky Ford	Sophomore	G
Anna Weisensee	Limon	Senior	–
Laramie Woods	Highland	Senior	–

Honorable mention: Sydney Adamson, Rye, Freshman; Kara Amidon, Denver Christian, Junior; Asia Caldon, Sanford, Freshman; Sarah Collins, Heritage Christian, Senior; Kaitlyn Day, Dawson School, Junior; Lainie Dillon, Sargent, Senior; Julia Dinwiddie, Meeker, Junior; Viri Escobar, Yuma, Senior; Paige Finegan, Wiggins, Junior; Sidney Hines, Limon, Junior; Tierra Holland, Swink, Senior; Emma Johnson, Heritage Christian, Junior; Lacie Jones, Del Norte, Senior; Taby Jones, Wray, Sophomore; Toni Lopez, Limon, Junior; Kiela Madrid, Del Norte, Senior; Tatum Majors, Dolores, Senior; Shelby Miller, Peyton, Sophomore; Reagan Nolin, Yuma, Junior; Mackenzie Peterson, Sanford, Junior; Whitney Richardi, Colorado Springs School, Sophomore; Megan Shelton, Meeker, Senior; Taeryn Trumper, Holyoke, Junior; Chloe Veilleux, Soroco, Senior; Elissa Velasquez, Dolores Huerta Prep, Junior.

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Tess Hornung, Kit Carson

Coach of the year: Sara Crawford, Kit Carson

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Tess Hornung	Kit Carson	Senior	PF/SG/SF
Olivia Isenbart	Kit Carson	Senior	C
Dawson Knode	Haxtun	Senior	P/G/F
Jessica Slane	Sangre de Cristo	Senior	–
McKenzie Smith	Kit Carson	Senior	SG/PG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Kaylee Corsentino	La Veta	Senior	–
Hope Davies	Cripple Creek-Victor	Senior	–
Delaney Eskew	South Baca [Campo/Vilas/Pritchett]	Junior	–
Kendyl Kirkwood	Fleming	Sophomore	F
Kylie Krise	Briggsdale	Freshman	G

Honorable mention: Ally Bartholomew, Cheraw, Senior; Molly Brown, Haxtun, Senior; Claire Carlson, Cotopaxi, Junior; Kylee Christensen, Sangre de Cristo, Sophomore; Abby Corona, Sierra Grande, Senior; Whitney Echols, Longmont Christian, Senior; Lauren Fairchild, Ouray, Senior; Tori Goode, Kim/Branson, Senior; Koylynn Gulliford, Cotopaxi, Sophomore; Alyssa Hammel, Mountain Valley/Moffat, Junior; Grace Hatfield, Dove Creek, Sophomore; Frances Hilliard, Shining Mountain, Sophomore; Shelby Hoffman, Briggsdale, Sophomore; Reyna Isenbart, Kit Carson, Junior; Devynn Johnson, North Park, Senior; Haley Johnson, Kit Carson, Senior; Micah Koolstra, Arickaree/Woodlin, Senior; Kimberlyn Krise, Briggsdale, Junior; Jentry Largent, De Beque, Senior; Graycee Lay, Elbert, Senior; Jenna Lengfelder, Fleming, Senior; Brooke Long, Belleview Christian, Senior; Brianna Martinez, Antonito, Senior; Faith Novess, De Beque, Senior; Jordan Parker, McClave, Senior; Lydia Pejsa-Stegner, Merino, Senior; Ryely Smartt, Genoa-Hugo/Karval, Junior; Marisa Vazquez, Wiley, Senior; Kaylee Wilson, Eads, Senior; Kirsten Wood, Weldon Valley, Senior.

The 2018-19 all-state boys basketball teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

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

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Kenny Foster, Smoky Hill

Coach of the year: Shawn Palmer, Rangeview

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Kenny Foster	Smoky Hill	Senior	G
Quincey Jewett	Rangeview	Senior	P
Luke O’Brien	Columbine	Junior	SG
Dayne Prim	Grandview	Senior	C/F
Kobe Sanders	Chaparral	Junior	PG/SG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Daniel Carr	Regis Jesuit	Senior	C
Jodaun Dotson	Rangeview	Senior	PG/SG
Austin Holt	ThunderRidge	Senior	PG
Graham Ike	Overland	Junior	C/PF
Christopher Speller	Rangeview	Junior	SG

Honorable mention: Tyce Baldwin, Fossil Ridge, Sophomore; Ian Barnes, Fruita Monument, Junior; Rashon Barron, Fountain-Fort Carson, Senior; Aaron Bokol, Eaglecrest, Senior; Mark Dolan, Fairview, Senior; Jaylen Eikenberg, Rock Canyon, Senior; Ben Grusing, Mountain Vista, Senior; Julian Hammond III, Cherry Creek, Sophomore; Chase Hettinger, Castle View, Senior; Kendale Johnson, George Washington, Sophomore; Grant Karger, Bear Creek, Senior; Keyshawn Maltbia, Fountain-Fort Carson, Junior; Kwane Marble, Denver East, Senior; Bryce Matthews, Chaparral, Senior; Simon May, Mountain Vista, Senior; Caleb McGill, Grandview, Junior; Darien Meyers, Palmer, Senior; Isaac Ondekane, Mullen, Junior; Josh Rogers, Arvada West, Senior; Roger Rosengarten, Valor Christian, Junior; Brayden Schlitt, Brighton, Senior; Andre Sepeda, Greeley West, Senior; Hezekiah Swanson, Overland, Junior; Brendan Temple, Douglas County, Senior.

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Joel Scott, Lewis-Palmer

Coach of the year: Bill Benton, Lewis-Palmer

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Javonte Johnson	Cheyenne Mountain	Junior	SG/SF
Matthew Ragsdale	Lewis-Palmer	Senior	SG/PG
Brady Renck	Longmont	Senior	PG
Mac Riniker	Steamboat Springs	Senior	G/PF/PG
Joel Scott	Lewis-Palmer	Senior	F/G

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Noah Baca	Lewis-Palmer	Senior	PG/SG
Tanner Baird	Holy Family	Senior	SG/PG
Donta Dawson	Harrison	Sophomore	SF/PF
Kain Medrano	Pueblo East	Senior	G
Beck Page	Longmont	Senior	SG/SF

Honorable mention: Kevin Ayon, Glenwood Springs, Senior; Ilja Bubukin, Golden, Senior; Wyatt Buller, Summit, Senior; Sebastian Campbell, Palisade, Senior; Skye Ciccarelli, Woodland Park, Senior; Spencer Conway, Greeley Central, Senior; James Felton, Lincoln, Senior; Ty Foster, Lincoln, Junior; Angel Garcia, Glenwood Springs, Senior; Logan Garcia, Pueblo West, Senior; Taylor Harris, Pueblo West, Junior; Jackson Hayslip, Greeley Central, Senior; Kyle Helbig, Holy Family, Senior; Connor Imus, Montrose, Junior; Adam Jolly, Holy Family, Senior; Owen Koonce, Centaurus, Junior; Griffin Lauritano, Evergreen, Sophomore; Joe Lombardelli, Northridge, Senior; Kevin Loy, Erie, Sophomore; Nico Martin, Pueblo Central, Senior; Blair McVicker, Wheat Ridge, Senior; Gabe Rall, Canon City, Senior; Calvin Seamons, Longmont, Senior; Noah Sena, Weld Central, Junior; Lane Sherwood, Pueblo County, Senior; Kade Walker, The Classical Academy, Junior; Landon Wallace, Conifer, Junior; Jax Wilke, Mead, Senior.

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Class 3A

Player of the year: Jaedon Bowles, Manual

Coach of the year: Omar Henry, Manual

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Jaedon Bowles	Manual	Senior	SF/SG
Dominique Clifford	The Vanguard School	Junior	–
Seth Fuqua	The Vanguard School	Senior	–
Jaden Stoffell	Manual	Junior	PG/SG
Andray Thomas Jr.	DSST: Stapleton	Senior	SG/PG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Andrew Baier	Delta	Senior	–
Amerie Collins	Bruce Randolph	Senior	–
James Doyle	Kent Denver	Senior	–
Carter Keil	Sterling	Senior	SG/PG
Matt Thompson	Lutheran	Senior	–

Honorable mention: John Ames, Delta, Senior; Cordell Baer, Montezuma-Cortez, Senior; Bryson Becker, Platte Valley, Senior; Jonathan Cosme, KIPP Denver Collegiate, Junior; Brenden Crowther, Alamosa, Junior; Damion Daniels, Ridge View Academy, Senior; Davion Davis, Manual, Senior; DeAnte Dennis, Colorado Academy, Senior; Kevin DiMarco, Coal Ridge, Senior; Hayden Farmer, Bayfield, Senior; Jayson Frank, Sterling, Senior; Isaac Gallegos, The Academy, Senior; Martin Garcia, Centauri, Senior; Myles Godina, Salida, Sophomore; Timothy Huston, DSST: Green Valley Ranch, Junior; Reece Johnson, Resurrection Christian, Junior; Elijah Jones, Sheridan, Junior; David Mascarenas, Monte Vista, Senior; Connor Murphy, Moffat County, Senior; Keon Nieto, The Pinnacle, Senior; Jon Nuschy, La Junta, Senior; Jeet Pathak, Lutheran, Senior; Nathaniel Plaisted, James Irwin, Senior; Keyon Prior, Bayfield, Senior; Ivan Quezada, Fort Lupton, Senior; Kurvonte Rice, Jefferson, Senior; Jackson Romero, Resurrection Christian, Junior; Caleb Ruter, Faith Christian, Junior; Colton Shalla, Sterling, Senior; Mason Snarr, Pagosa Springs, Junior; Elijah Thatch, DSST: Byers, Junior; Kyrie Thomas, DSST: Byers, Junior; Kolby Walker, Colorado Springs Christian, Senior; Hunter Wood, Gunnison, Junior.

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Class 2A

Player of the year: Jakob Chrisman, Yuma

Coach of the year: Dave Sheffield, Yuma

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Koby Anderson	Highland	Senior	SF
Tate Bessire	Highland	Junior	PG/SG
Jakob Chrisman	Yuma	Senior	C
Val Leone	Fowler	Sophomore	G/P
Jarett Rushton	Holly	Senior	–

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Zane Denton	Fowler	Senior	G/P
Chase McCreath	Yuma	Junior	SF
Clay Robinson	Yuma	Freshman	G
Camden Smithburg	Limon	Sophomore	–
Rhett Tristan Davis	Byers	Senior	PF

Honorable mention: Josiah Bowsher, Heritage Christian, Senior; Matt Chavez, Colorado Springs School, Senior; Kade Glover, Del Norte, Senior; David Lozano, Paonia, Senior; Brad Mazerall, Simla, Senior; Hayden McCuen, Byers, Senior; Zack McKeever, Vail Christian, Senior; Johnathan Mobbley, Fowler, Junior; Alec Moritz, Vail Christian, Junior; Brigden Parker, Holly, Sophomore; TJ Peter, South Park, Senior; Jakob Peterson, Sanford, Senior; Devin Porres, Center, Junior; Stevenson Reynolds, Plateau Valley, Junior; Michael Rushton, Holly, Senior; Angel Salinas, Dolores Huerta Prep, Senior; Brady Shelley, Byers, Senior; Caden Showalter, Mancos, Junior; Christian Still, Dayspring Christian Academy, Sophomore; Tristen Swagerty, Dolores, Senior; Kory Tacha, Limon, Sophomore; Quamon Williams, Crowley County, Junior.

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Wes Ryan, De Beque

Coach of the year: Jake Higuera, De Beque

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Nathan Batt	Merino	Senior	–
Cole Christensen	Sangre de Cristo	Junior	–
Joey Gerk	Haxtun	Senior	–
Brennan Rigsby	De Beque	Sophomore	–
Wes Ryan	De Beque	Sophomore	–

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Braden Anderson	Haxtun	Senior	–
Dillon Bumgardner	De Beque	Senior	SG/SF
Braydan Hekkers	Evangelical Christian	Senior	SF
Jason Holt	Evangelical Christian	Junior	PG
Jayden McCombs-Farmer	Kit Carson	Junior	PG/SG

Honorable mention: Bryce Carlstrom, North Park, Senior; Jade Cass, Prairie, Senior; Antonio Cordova, Primero, Sophomore; Beau Dukes, Springfield, Senior; Blake Essex, Mile High Academy, Sophomore; Casper Freedle, Creede, Senior; Whitt Freeman, Edison, Senior; Cullen Glosson, Otis, Senior; Chance Gulliford, Cotopaxi, Junior; Ty Hunt, Otis, Senior; Devin Littlefield, Prairie, Senior; Bryson Long, Peetz, Senior; Manuel Lopez, Sangre de Cristo, Senior; Ben Miller, Genoa-Hugo/Karval, Senior; Bryar Morgan, Kiowa, Senior; Logan Owen, Belleview Christian, Sophomore; Wyatt Patton, Briggsdale, Junior; Quade Pelton, Cheyenne Wells, Junior; Kevin Ramirez, Arickaree/Woodlin, Senior; Dylan Renquist, Walsh, Junior; Jake Slane, Sangre de Cristo, Senior; Sam Smith, Pikes Peak Christian, Senior; David Snare, Cripple Creek-Victor, Senior; Shadow Varnado, South Baca [Campo/Vilas/Pritchett], Junior; Josiah Vasquez, Cheraw, Senior; Brandt Vos, Cornerstone Christian Academy, Senior; Deric Woods, Front Range Baptist, Senior.

The 2017-18 all-state girls basketball teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

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

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Camilla Emsbo, Lakewood

Coach of the year: Josh Ulitzky, Grandview

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Francesca Belibi	Regis Jesuit	Junior	PF/SF/C
Camilla Emsbo	Lakewood	Senior	F/G/W
Tommi Olson	Highlands Ranch	Senior	PG
Jana Van Gytenbeek	Cherry Creek	Sophomore	PG
Leilah Vigil	Grandview	Senior	W

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Delaynie Byrne	Ralston Valley	Senior	F
Brionna McBride	Doherty	Junior	G/PF
Denali Pinto	Fairview	Senior	G
R’Manie Pulling	Denver East	Senior	G
Riley Snyder	Fruita Monument	Senior	SG

Honorable mention: Isabella Allen, Horizon, Senior; Dezmonea Antwine, Denver East, Junior; Angel Broadus, Rangeview, Junior; Victoria Cabrera, Prairie View, Junior; Sassy Coleman, Lakewood, Senior; Sydney Daniels, Dakota Ridge, Junior; Alisha Davis, Grandview, Junior; Romola Dominguez, Bear Creek, Senior; Angelique Gall, Fruita Monument, Senior; Jaiden Galloway, Grandview, Senior; Timiya Guevara, Denver South, Freshman; Madison Hema, Castle View, Junior; Shamahra Henderson, Thornton, Sophomore; Alyssa Jimenez, Horizon, Junior; Delsie Johnson, Fort Collins, Senior; Kaylah Lewis, Brighton, Junior; Jayda Lyon, Liberty, Senior; Gabriella Mcdonald, Rocky Mountain, Senior; Dani Mills, Mountain Vista, Senior; Mykiaa Minniss, Doherty, Senior; Jada Moore, Regis Jesuit, Sophomore; Kai Padilla, Northglenn, Junior; Ashley Panem, Fairview, Senior; Ashley Steffeck, Fossil Ridge, Junior; Samantha Van Sickle, Ralston Valley, Senior; Autumn Watts, Highlands Ranch, Junior; Samiyah Worrell, Fountain-Fort Carson, Junior; Madi Wriedt, Rampart, Senior.

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Claudia Dillon, Evergreen

Coach of the year: Amy Bahl, Evergreen

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Claudia Dillon	Evergreen	Junior	PF/C
Gabi Lucero	Pueblo South	Junior	C
Makena Prey	Golden	Senior	C/PF
Hannah Simental	Pueblo West	Sophomore	–
Chloe Welch	Mesa Ridge	Senior	PG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Maya Austin	Pueblo South	Senior	–
Abby Garnett	Golden	Senior	PF/C
Izzy Hren	Holy Family	Senior	PG/SG/SF
Olivia Lough	Pueblo West	Senior	–
Kristina Schreiber	Evergreen	Senior	–

Honorable mention: Brecon Antrillo, Green Mountain, Senior; RaLeigh Basart, Mountain View, Junior; Maddie Bolitho, Glenwood Springs, Senior; Emily Cavey, Berthoud, Sophomore; Aspen Dufour, Frederick, Senior; Baylee Galan-Browne, Evergreen; Hilda Garcia, Durango, Senior; Helen Gover, Centaurus, Junior; Naomi Hidalgo, Greeley Central, Junior; Hollie Hoffman, Windsor, Junior; Kaity Hovasse, Lewis-Palmer, Senior; Denali Hughes, Vista PEAK Prep, Junior; Haley Lewis, Fort Morgan, Senior; Savannah Martin, Standley Lake, Senior; Sydney Meis, Berthoud, Junior; Michaela Moran, Windsor, Senior; Mary Parchinski, Air Academy, Senior; Ashten Prechtel, Discovery Canyon, Junior; Angi Reed, D’Evelyn, Senior; Aaliyah Ricketts, Widefield, Junior; Zoya Robbins, Thomas Jefferson, Senior; Aubrey Robinson, Sierra, Senior; Hailee Stamps, Pueblo County, Senior; Sophia Trujillo, Skyview, Junior; Elly Walters, Rifle, Senior; Abby Wright, Valor Christian, Senior.

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Class 3A

Player of the year: Makenna Bodette, St. Mary’s

Coach of the year: Mike Burkett, St. Mary’s

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Makenna Bodette	St. Mary’s	Senior	C/PF
Cali Clark	Lamar	Sophomore	–
Megan Engesser	Colorado Springs Christian	Junior	–
Josephine Howery	St. Mary’s	Sophomore	PG/SG/W
Morgan Lewis	Pagosa Springs	Senior	P

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Jana Camilletti	Moffat County	Senior	G/W
Shaya Chenoweth	Grand Valley	Junior	–
Julia Doyle	Kent Denver	Senior	–
Rachel Ingram	Colorado Springs Christian	Junior	–
Maren Mildestvedt	Manitou Springs	Senior	F

Honorable mention: Ember Canty, Centauri, Senior; Cydnee Collins, Eagle Ridge Academy, Sophomore; Bailie Duncan, Eaton, Junior; Courtney Freeman, Cedaredge, Junior; Alexis Garcia, The Vanguard School, Freshman; Sara Geddes, Delta, Sophomore; Alejandra Godina, Salida, Junior; Seneca Hackley, St. Mary’s, Sophomore; Juju Hemeyer, Resurrection Christian, Sophomore; Kylie Kravig, University, Freshman; Haleigh Leibel, Florence, Senior; Brecken Payne, Lamar, Junior; Brooke Polenz, Sterling, Senior; La’Zaria Roby, Aurora West College Prep Academy, Senior; Raegan Rychecky, St. Mary’s Academy, Senior; Kassie Schell, Buena VIsta, Senior; Haley Shaklee, Lutheran, Senior; Caroline Van Berkum, Centauri, Senior.

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Class 2A

Player of the year: Cody Robinson, Yuma

Coach of the year: Bob Rahm, Yuma

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Chasey Blach	Yuma	Junior	C
Katelyn Brown	Rangely	Senior	–
Rachel Lucas	Clear Creek	Senior	F
Megan Roberts	Dayspring Christian Academy	Senior	PF/SG/C
Cody Robinson	Yuma	Junior	SG/PG/PF

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Grace Dille	Holyoke	Senior	F
Kendra Parra	Del Norte	Sophomore	SG
Jerraldawn Rector	Simla	Senior	PG/PF/C
Morgan Smith	Wray	Junior	–
Avery Whitehead	Yuma	Senior	PF/C

Honorable mention: Carson Collins, Hotchkiss, Junior; Hope Davies, Cripple Creek-Victor, Junior; Brianna Denton, Swink, Junior; Graciela Donez, Ellicott, Senior; Brittany Fuchs, Calhan, Senior; Avionne Gomez, Ignacio, Senior; Danielle Gonzales, Las Animas, Senior; Ali Graham, Colorado Springs School, Senior; Elizabeth Hagerman, Fowler, Senior; Miranda Kortenhoeven, Denver Christian, Senior; Piper Kunst, South Park, Senior; Cortney Lemon, Norwood, Senior; Valeria Lopez, Lotus School for Excellence, Senior; Malyka Medina, Center, Senior; Elizabeth Mullett, Custer County, Senior; Peyton Pecar, Wray, Senior; Jessie Raitt, Vail Christian, Senior; Kassidy Rapke, Paonia, Senior; Emi Romero, Rocky Ford, Senior; Mattie Rossi, Soroco, Senior; Marissa Schelling, Haxtun, Senior; Sierra Schwartz, Dolores, Senior; Maddie Soehner, Wray, Senior; Skylar Thacker, Rangely, Junior; Maison Tolle, Highland, Senior; Taeryn Trumper, Holyoke, Sophomore; Shaelyn Walton, Hoehne, Senior; Anna Weisensee, Limon, Junior.

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Micayla Isenbart, Kit Carson

Coach of the year: Justin Winford, Kim/Branson

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Jodel Erickson	Briggsdale	Senior	SF
Tess Hornung	Kit Carson		PF/SG/SF
Micayla Isenbart	Kit Carson	Senior	SG/PG/SF
Alli Keisel	Fleming	Senior	–
Ashley Yergert	Kim/Branson	Senior	–

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Joni Brown	Kim/Branson	Senior	–
Kallie Cathcart	Holly	Junior	–
Josie Cook	Holly	Senior	–
Olivia Isenbart	Kit Carson	Junior	C
Erykah Tallman	Antonito	Senior	F

Honorable mention: Nikki Anderson, Briggsdale, Senior; Hope Bondurant, Cotopaxi, Senior; Kaylee Corsentino, La Veta, Junior; Whitney Echols, Longmont Christian, Junior; Joslyn Garcia, Antonito, Senior; Heather Graham, Genoa-Hugo/Karval, Senior; Kodey Hoss, Cheraw, Junior; Kennedy Hughes, Heritage Christian, Senior; Reyna Isenbart, Kit Carson, Sophomore; Devynn Johnson, North Park, Junior; Micah Koolstra, Arickaree/Woodlin, Junior; Jenna Lengfelder, Fleming, Junior; Brooke Long, Belleview Christian, Junior; Kirsten Martinez, Primero, Sophomore; Miranda Mitchek, Eads, Junior; Jordan Parker, McClave, Junior; Ashley Rueb, Briggsdale, Senior; Jessica Slane, Sangre de Cristo, Junior; McKenzie Smith, Kit Carson, Junior; Nina Vigil, Sierra Grande, Senior.

There were plenty of changes as the first boys basketball rankings of the regular season were released. Included: Lewis-Palmer is now the new No. 1 team in Class 4A.

The rankings, voted upon by coaches and select media members, are the official polls of the Association. During the regular season, they are released each Monday.

Complete rankings are below.

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CHSAANow.com Boys Basketball Polls

Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. These rankings have no bearing on postseason seeding.

First-place votes are in parentheses.

Coaches and media members looking to vote should email rcasey@chsaa.org.

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Rock Canyon (9)	5-0	108	1	5-0
2	Denver East (1)	6-0	74	6	6-0
3	Smoky Hill	3-2	73	2	3-2
4	George Washington	4-1	72	3	4-1
5	ThunderRidge (1)	6-1	58	5	6-1
6	Chaparral	4-0	54	8	4-0
7	Grandview	3-0	44	10	3-0
8	Regis Jesuit	4-1	42	7	4-1
9	Rangeview	4-1	18	–	4-1
10	Overland	0-3	15	4	0-3
Others receiving votes:
Rampart 13, Doherty 10, Eaglecrest 7, Cherokee Trail 4, Arvada West 3, Douglas County 3, Broomfield 2, Fruita Monument 2, Cherry Creek 1, Horizon 1, Legacy 1.
Dropped out
Eaglecrest (9).

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Lewis-Palmer (14)	4-0	157	4	4-0
2	Golden (1)	5-1	128	1	5-1
3	Pueblo South	5-1	107	2	5-1
4	Silver Creek	1-0	84	6	1-0
5	Holy Family	3-1	73	5	3-1
6	Pueblo West	2-1	71	3	2-1
7	Windsor	3-0	50	–	3-0
8	Valor Christian	1-2	38	8	1-2
9	Longmont	2-1	30	9	2-1
10	Falcon	4-1	28	10	4-1
Others receiving votes:
Evergreen 24, Widefield 23, Thompson Valley 19, Mead 11, Cheyenne Mountain 9, Ponderosa 7, Littleton 6, Summit 5, Mesa Ridge 3, Pueblo East 2, Roosevelt 2, Thomas Jefferson 2, Glenwood Springs 1.
Dropped out
Widefield (7).

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sterling (15)	6-0	159	1	6-0
2	Kent Denver (1)	5-0	110	3	5-0
3	Platte Valley	4-0	86	–	4-0
4	Alamosa	5-1	72	7	5-1
5	Faith Christian	2-2	54	2	2-2
6	DSST-Stapleton	3-2	51	5	3-2
7	Grand Valley	4-0	41	–	4-0
8	Resurrection Christian	3-2	38	4	3-2
9	The Vanguard	4-0	36	–	4-0
10	La Junta	6-0	34	–	6-0
Others receiving votes:
Colorado Springs Christian 26, Lutheran 24, Coal Ridge 21, Frontier Academy 20, Centauri 17, Strasburg 15, Fort Lupton 12, Bayfield 10, Roaring Fork 10, Manitou Springs 8, The Pinnacle 8, Buena Vista 7, Arrupe Jesuit 6, Pagosa Springs 5, Peak to Peak 4, Brush 3, DSST-Green Valley Ranch 3, Colorado Academy 2, Jefferson Academy 2, Ridge View Academy 2, The Academy 1, Eaton 1, Jefferson 1, Manual 1.
Dropped out
Colorado Springs Christian (6), Lutheran (8), Bayfield (9), Strasburg (10).

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sedgwick County (7)	3-0	83	1	3-0
2	Crowley County (1)	5-0	80	9	5-0
3	Yuma (2)	4-1	72	–	4-1
4	Del Norte	4-2	60	3	4-2
5	Sanford	3-1	51	7	3-1
6	Ignacio (1)	1-0	33	10	1-0
7	Meeker	3-0	30	–	3-0
8	Highland	2-2	26	4	2-2
9	Simla	2-0	24	–	2-0
10	Cripple Creek-Victor	5-1	19	–	5-1
Others receiving votes:
Hoehne 16, Hotchkiss 12, Limon 12, Sargent 11, Fowler 10, Plateau Valley 10, Byers 9, Haxtun 9, Vail Christian 9, Twin Peaks 6, Dawson 5, Mancos 5, Merino 2, Paonia 2, Dolores Huerta 1, Evangelical Christian 1.
Dropped out
Holyoke (2), Paonia (5), Fowler (6), Akron (8).

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Holly (4)	5-0	68	1	5-0
2	Cheyenne Wells (1)	3-0	59	2	3-0
3	Peetz (2)	4-0	51	6	4-0
4	Cotopaxi	2-1	49	–	2-1
5	Kit Carson	2-0	37	7	2-0
6	Longmont Christian	3-1	32	8	3-1
7	South Baca	1-1	25	10	1-1
8	Front Range Baptist	3-1	22	5	3-1
9	Sierra Grande	3-2	20	9	3-2
10	Heritage Christian	3-1	18	–	3-1
Others receiving votes:
Primero 15, Cheraw 9, DeBeque 9, Fleming 9, Creede 8, Sangre de Cristo 3, Shining Mountain 3, Arickaree/Woodlin 1, North Park 1, Rocky Mountain Lutheran 1.
Dropped out
Fleming (3), Creede (4).

AURORA — The Classification and League Organizing Committee met Tuesday, and chief among their decisions was setting enrollment splits for the 2018-20 two-year cycle.

Those enrollment cutoffs are listed below, save for football, which has its classifications set by the football committee. Those splits will be posted within the next 10 days. This information is also available on this page.

A breakdown of each school’s reported Oct. 2017 enrollment, which is used to place programs into classifications, is available here.

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Enrollment cutoffs

Team Sports (except football)
Class	Bottom	Top
5A	1392	up
4A	619	1391
3A	272	618
2A	88	271
1A	1	87

Cross Country
Class	Bottom	Top
5A	1520	up
4A	788	1519
3A	304	787
2A	1	303

Boys Golf
Class	Bottom	Top
5A	1520	up
4A	677	1519
3A	1	676

Girls Golf
Class	Bottom	Top
5A	1590	up
4A	870	1589
3A	1	869

Gymnastics
Class	Bottom	Top
5A	1698	up
4A	1	1697

Boys Swimming
Class	Bottom	Top
5A	1622	up
4A	1	1621

Girls Swimming
Class	Bottom	Top
5A	1765	up
4A	1160	1764
3A	1	1159

Boys Tennis
Class	Bottom	Top
5A	1397	up
4A	1	1396

Girls Tennis
Class	Bottom	Top
5A	1650	up
4A	1075	1649
3A	1	1074

Track
Class	Bottom	Top
5A	1514	up
4A	788	1513
3A	298	787
2A	94	297
1A	1	93

Wrestling
Class	Bottom	Top
5A	1654	up
4A	955	1653
3A	304	954
2A	1	303

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Re-classification of schools

Three schools asked to reclassify according to bylaw 1500.21, which allows schools to move down a class if they meet a number of factors, such as socio-economics, geography, competitive history and enrollment trend.

• Greeley Central was approved to reclassify. This means their team sports will compete in 4A, and representatives of the school said it was their intention to play up to 4A in sports, such as wrestling, where the reclassification would put them in 3A.
• Montezuma-Cortez’s reclassification from 4A to 3A was also approved. Likewise, school reps said they would commit to playing up to 3A in any sports where the reclassification would put them in 2A.
• Skyline’s reclassification from 5A to 4A was approved.

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Program playdowns

The following schools had their program playdown requests approved. These programs will not be eligible to compete in the postseason, per bylaw 1500.27.

• Arvada football from 3A to 2A.
• Boulder softball from 5A to 4A.
• Calhan football from 1A to 8-man.
• Cripple-Creek Victor from 8-man to 6-man.
• Dolores Huerta from 1A to 8-man.
• Jefferson from 2A to 1A.
• Loveland boys and girls soccer from 5A to 4A.
• Mead boys soccer from 4A to 3A.
• Pinnacle football from 2A to 1A.
• Rangeview boys lacrosse from 5A to 4A.

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New schools approved as members

The committee approved seven new schools for initial probationary membership into CHSAA. They are:

• Denver School of Science & Tech – Byers, which is in Denver’s Wash Park neighborhood.
• KIPP Northeast, located in northeast Denver.
• Loveland Classical School, in Loveland.
• Riverdale Ridge, in Brighton.
• Strive Prep Rise, in northeast Denver.
• Strive Prep Smart, in southwest Denver.
• Thomas MacLaren, in Colorado Springs.

KIPP Northeast and Strive Prep Rise are housed in the same building and are planning to co-op, so they will play 4A. DSST-Byers, Riverdale Ridge and Strive Prep Smart will likely be 3A. Loveland Classical and Thomas MacLaren will likely be 2A,

Riverdale Ridge will most likely play 2A football, as well.

Another school, Windsor Charter, was not accepted because the CLOC members felt the school was not yet ready to become a member for a variety of reasons.

With these new schools, CHSAA will have 361 member schools in 2018-19.

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Stargate School granted full membership

One new school has joined CHSAA as a full member, moving off probationary status: Stargate School, which is located in Thornton.

Three others up for review for full membership were left on probationary status:

• DSST-College View was left on because it has had multiple CHSAA violations dealing with eligibility.
• Golden View Classical Academy and Victory Prep Academy were both left on probationary status because no one from the school attended the CLOC meeting.

Cripple Creek-Victor and Deer Trail had their football game delayed and later suspended by lightning last Saturday.

On Tuesday, the two schools agreed to a date where they’ll finish their 6-man contest: It will resume on Oct. 9, a Monday, at 2 p.m. at Cripple Creek-Victor.

The game originally started late Saturday afternoon, at 3 p.m., and the start of the second half was delayed by lightning for more than an hour. Because the field doesn’t have lights, it was too dark to play in the third quarter, and the game was officially suspended with 9:54 to play in that frame.

Deer Trail is leading Cripple Creek-Victor 31-14. Cripple Creek-Victor has the ball on their 27, with first-and-10.

Cripple Creek-Victor hosts Elbert on the Saturday prior to their resumption of this game. Deer Trail plays at Cheraw on the Friday before.

CHSAA’s quarter rule dictates that a student-athlete cannot participate in more than six quarters in three days, and no more than seven in a week. Under the rule, a week is defined as Thursday to Wednesday. Exceptions to the six-quarter rule can be made for postponed contests.

The 2016-17 all-state boys basketball teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

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

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Colbey Ross, Eaglecrest

Coach of the year: John Olander, Eaglecrest

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Jervay Green	George Washington	Senior
Kaison Hammonds	ThunderRidge	Junior
Sam Masten	Rock Canyon	Junior	G
Colbey Ross	Eaglecrest	Senior	G
Corey Seng	ThunderRidge	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Braxton Bertolette	Fossil Ridge	Senior	PG/SG
Calvin Fugett, Jr.	George Washington	Senior
Daylen Kountz	Denver East	Junior
Hunter Maldonado	Vista Ridge	Senior	F
Gage Prim	Grandview	Senior	C

Honorable mention: William Becker, Smoky Hill, Junior; Jake Belknapp, Mountain Vista, Senior; Aaris Bonds, Far Northeast Warriors, Senior; Brevin Brimble, Doherty, Senior; Ronnie Degray III, Chaparral, Sophomore; LeChaun Duhart, Grandview, Senior; Jackson Ehrlin, Rampart, Senior; Blake Fields, Legend, Senior; Kenny Foster, Smoky Hill, Sophomore; Jaizec Lottie, Cherokee Trail, Senior; Kyle Lukasiewicz, Arapahoe, Senior; Joe Miks, Chatfield, Senior; Iseri Palacio, Fort Collins, Senior; Kolton Peterson, Lakewood, Senior; Jacob Pfaffinger, Fort Collins, Senior; Colin Rardin, Rock Canyon, Senior; Titus Reed, Chatfield, Senior; Jacob Storey, Lakewood, Senior.

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Jalen Sanders, Valor Christian

Coach of the year: Troy Pachner, Valor Christian

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Jalen Sanders	Valor Christian	Senior	F
D’Shawn Schwartz	Sand Creek	Senior	PG/SG/SF
David Simental	Pueblo West	Senior	G
Adam Thistlewood	Golden	Junior	PG/SF
Michael Ward	Mead	Senior	SG/PG

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Billy Cook	Lewis-Palmer	Senior	PG/SG
Michael Dillon	Evergreen	Senior	F
CJ Jennings	Sierra	Senior	PG/G
Kayle Knuckles	Valor Christian	Senior	F
Deshiloh Stanley	Pueblo South	Senior	PG/SG

Honorable mention: Tanner Baird, Holy Family, Sophomore; Adam Barber, Niwot, Senior; Angelo Battistelli, Lewis-Palmer, Senior; Travis Cowan, Wheat Ridge, Senior; Charles Dinegar, D’Evelyn, Junior; Trent Dykema, Silver Creek, Junior; Marquise Johnson, Vista PEAK Prep, Senior; Te’Rae Johnson, Vista PEAK Prep, Junior; Tate Kembel, Fort Morgan, Senior; Oscar Maldonado, Northridge, Senior; Dan McLean, Palisade, Senior; Dylan Mileto, Mesa Ridge, Senior; Ravel Moody, Thomas Jefferson, Senior; CJ Olson, D’Evelyn, Senior; Chase Rogers, Evergreen, Junior; Sam Schlegel, Silver Creek, Senior; Reginald Vaughan, Pueblo Centennial, Senior; Jake Wilson, Pueblo County, Senior; Marcus Winston, Pueblo East, Junior; Steven Wyman, Durango, Senior.

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Class 3A

Player of the year: Justin Engesser, Colorado Springs Christian

Coach of the year: Mike Holloway, Sterling

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Justin Engesser	Colorado Springs Christian	Senior
Tanner Ervin	Resurrection Christian	Senior	G
Michael Glen	Basalt	Senior
Benjamin Hawkins	Faith Christian	Junior
Bodie Hume	Sterling	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Ryan Brubacher	Alamosa	Senior	G
Conner Martin	Strasburg	Senior	G
Blake Pullen	DSST: Stapleton	Senior	PF/W
Lucas Rodholm	Manitou Springs	Senior
Robert Williams	Sheridan	Senior	PG/SG

Honorable mention: Samuel Bafukila, Lotus School, Senior; Jaedon Bowles, Manual, Sophomore; Beau Byers, Delta, Senior; Cade Carroll, Buena Vista, Junior; James Doyle, Kent Denver, Sophomore; Jordan Ehlert, Middle Park, Senior; Seth Fuqua, The Vanguard, Sophomore; Hunter Gerber, Coal Ridge, Senior; Kyler Hensel, Bishop Machebeuf, Senior; Brandon Herrera, Coal Ridge, Junior; Zach Hidalgo, Frontier Academy, Junior; Wade Kellogg, Sterling, Senior; Reece Mettler, Weld Central, Senior; Izak Natividad, University, Senior; Jon Nuschy, La Junta, Sophomore; Stanley Owusu, DSST: Green Valley Ranch, Junior; Aldo Pinela, Roaring Fork, Senior; Alex Rodriquez, The Academy, Senior; Will Willis, Lutheran, Senior; Zach Wismer, Colorado Springs Christian, Senior.

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Class 2A

Player of the year: Chad Mikelson, Sedgwick County

Coach of the year: Scott Dille, Holyoke

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Austin Herman	Holyoke	Senior	F
Chad Mikelson	Sedgwick County	Senior
Dagan Rienks	Paonia	Senior
Cole Rouse	Highland	Senior	PG
Alex Strauss	Holyoke	Senior	G

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Reese Anderson	Highland	Senior	PF
Levi Basler	Akron	Senior	C
Gunnar Kroeger	Holyoke	Senior	G
Michael Nein	Sedgwick County	Senior
Carlos Parra	Del Norte	Junior	F

Honorable mention: Zack Allen, Hotchkiss, Senior; Kade Brantingham, Norwood, Senior; Conner Brown, Cripple Creek-Victor, Senior; Bradley Carnes-Clabey, Crowley County, Junior; Jett County, Burlington, Senior; Gage Gellerman, Peyton, Senior; Jordan Herder, Akron, Senior; Tre Lewis, Merino, Senior; Marcus Mazerall, Simla, Senior; Casey McDaniel, Sanford, Senior; Sebastian Moritz, Vail Christian, Junior; Samuel Perkett, Evangelical Christian, Senior; Alexander Proctor, Fowler, Senior; Leo Prosser, Calhan, Senior; Xavier Ramirez, Dolores Huerta Prep, Senior; Colby Simpson, Paonia, Senior; Jeff Stevenson, Del Norte, Senior; Jorge Venzor, Center, Senior.

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Yaniel Vidal, Holly

Coach of the year: Dusty Heck, Holly

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Sigi Avalos	Holly	Senior
Jaxon Crawford	Kit Carson	Senior	F
Peyton Halde	Cheyenne Wells	Senior
Kendall Pelton	Cheyenne Wells	Senior
Yaniel Vidal	Holly	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Isaac Borchers	Creede/Lake City	Junior	G/F
Christian Dellamaestra	Wiley	Senior	C/F
Brad Johnson	Kit Carson	Senior	G
Jaxon King	Fleming	Senior	G
Landon McCaffrey	Flagler	Senior

Honorable mention: Joey Archuleta, Primero, Junior; Ritchie Archuleta, Centennial, Senior; Ilan Gibson, Rocky Mountain Lutheran, Senior; Cullen Glosson, Otis, Sophomore; Ty Hunt, Otis, Sophomore; Ravi Inmon, Ouray, Senior; Cameron Jauregui, Longmont Christian, Senior; Cameron Klann, Flagler, Senior; Derek Lucero, Sierra Grande, Senior; Thomas Manuel, Walsh, Junior; Landon Morehead, Kiowa, Senior; Caden Parker, Eads, Senior; Arthur Rodriguez, Sierra Grande, Junior; Wesley Shade, Rocky Mountain Lutheran, Senior; Noah Stein, Front Range Baptist, Senior; Darian Wagner, Arickaree/Woodlin, Senior; Dylan Wilkins, Weldon Valley, Senior.

At the end of every football game, Cripple Creek-Victor coach Mark Sampson has his players go to the sidelines to thank their parents, family and friends for coming out and watching them play, no matter the outcome.

“It’s a little, ‘Hey mom, hey dad, I gave you everything I got,’ kind of moment with gratitude,” Sampson said.

Coach Sam is in his second year head coaching, although he’s been around Colorado as an assistant since 1999. Cripple Creek-Victor hadn’t won an on-field game since Oct. 30, 2010. But last Friday, Coach Sam and the Pioneers snapped a 35-game losing streak with a 65-31 win over Colorado Deaf & Blind.

Week 2’s Denver Broncos coach of the week is Coach Sam: a man who has persevered through his own struggles and dedicated his coaching career to helping others persevere through their own adversities.

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Mark Sampson bio

Years coaching: Two (1-10 overall)

Years at Cripple Creek-Victor: Two

Previous stops: Woodland Park assistant (1999-2000), Harrison assistant (2001-2003; 2006-2008), Sierra assistant (2008-2012)

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Question: Why do you coach?

Sampson: At the age of 14 I lived on the streets of New York, and I didn’t have a mother or father. I sometimes ate out of dumpsters and slept in a box or broke into the local teen center, and I put myself through high school knowing that to get somewhere in life, I had to have an education.

Had it not been for a coach and shop teacher, I’d probably be in jail or dead.

You have to give back, and I run into these types of kids every day. I coach for the opportunity to work with kids and teach them about sports and life; how to do the right thing and helping them believe in themselves and their abilities.

Q: Why do you coach the way you do?

Sampson: I’ve been around coaches all of my life and most good coaches will learn from others on the right way to be and motivate others. I’ve been blessed to know quite a few great coaches in my lifetime and I emulate them. I do the right things for the kids.

Q: What it’s like to be coached by you?

Sampson: I’ve never thought about it from that end. I believe we must be there for our youth. We are role models. Last week I got an email from a kid I taught four years ago and it thanked me for everything I’d done for him. My assistant coach also used to be my JV quarterback at Harrison, and some of my Woodland Park guys are still some of my best friends. I think that’s what a coach is supposed to do.

Q: How do you define success in coaching?

Sampson: It’s not in the wins and losses column, actually. It’s making people understand once they’ve given 100 percent, they’ve given everything they’ve got, and that’s success. The end result comes in wins and losses, but that doesn’t determine success.

Q: What’s your most meaningful experience with a team or a player?

Sampson: I’ll be brutally honest, I’ve got so many of them. I think when kids call me after 10-15 years telling me what an effect I had on them.

Q: You snapped a 35-game losing streak last week. Can you describe how you felt that entire game, from kickoff to shaking your opponents’ hands?

Sampson: I’ve worked really hard with these kids and I felt like they were at the point were they could win. The week before we lost to a pretty freakin’ good team by three point. I told my guys that they needed to understand to be humble because they had been on the losing side before.

Q: How did you celebrate the program’s first win since 2011?

Sampson: At the end, and it was looking obvious, I got the ol’ water cooler on my head. We’re not finished, good lord, we have six more games to win! So we can prove to people it wasn’t just a fluke.

The Broncos Coach of the Week is sponsored by the National Football League Foundation via the InsideOut Initiative.

Cripple Creek-Victor snapped a 35-game losing streak on Friday with a 65-31 win over Colorado Deaf & Blind.

It was the program’s first win since the 2011 season — and first on-field win since 2010, a span of 42 games.

The Pioneers went 0-9 each of the past two seasons, 0-7 in 2013, and 0-8 in 2012. They were 1-8 in 2011, losing their final game after getting a forfeit win against Limon on Oct. 21, 2011.

Their last on-field win came against Ellicott in the final game of the 2010 season, with a 20-6 victory on Oct. 30, 2010.

The Pioneers nearly snapped the losing streak last week. They led Hanover 25-14 heading into the fourth quarter, but gave up 14 points in the final frame to lose 28-25.

Friday night, there would be no such letdown with the 34-point win.

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3A/4A: (1) Pueblo East 23, Pueblo West 21

Pueblo West nearly pulled off the upset, leading much of the second half, but Pueblo East got a touchdown from Bryson Torres with a minute to play to secure its 15th in a row.

Pueblo West held leads of 8-3, 14-11, 21-11 and 21-17 before East’s comeback.

Pueblo East’s winning streak is tied for the longest current active steak in the state.

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4A/3A: Niwot 17, Summit 14

Niwot is 2-0 following its win over Summit.

The Cougars, who snapped a 24-game losing streak last October, haven’t started a season 2-0 since 2005, when they finished 9-2.

In fact, Niwot hasn’t won two games in a season since 2013. And both wins this year have been of the come-from-behind variety.

“I’m really proud of the kids’ fortitude,” Niwot coach Dylan Hollingsworth told the Colorado Preps Scoreboard Show after the game. “Anytime we were down last year, you knew it was over. We never responded well to it. And they have really played hard through the adversity this year.”

The game marked a return for Hollingsworth, who left Summit after 10 seasons to take over Niwot in 2015.

“It was interesting being on the opposite sideline, looking at everything that I’ve always had my back to, and having my back to everything that I’ve always looked at,” Hollingsworth said.

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Notables

• West Grand football coach Chris Brown extended his career wins record with a 42-12 decision over South Park. That’s No. 308 in his career.
• … and Kent Denver’s Scott Yates stayed right behind Brown with win No. 307 as his Sun Devils beat Faith Christian 27-12.
• Grandview, the No. 3 team in 5A, converted a late two-point attempt to beat Murrieta Valley (Calif.) 50-49.
• Another dramatic win: Canon City beat Pueblo County 33-28 with a last-second touchdown.
• 1A No. 1 Buena Vista ran its winning streak to 15 games with a 36-23 win over Salida.
• Florence, an unranked 2A team, stunned 3A No. 7 Rifle with a 35-26 upset win.
• Tyler Williams had a 98-yard interception return in Standley Lake’s 34-0 win over Adams City.
• 4A No. 10 Broomfield got its first win under new coach Blair Hubbard, 21-14 over Wheat Ridge. “The transition’s really been very smooth, and the kids are excited and really believe in what we want to do here,” Hubbard told the Scoreboard Show. “The community’s been really supportive. It’s been a great place to be through the summer and here in the fall now.”
• Fruita Monument got its first win of 2016 by beating rival Grand Junction 38-14. “I do think we’ve got a good team. I keep saying that, because I believe it having been around this for a while,” Wildcats coach Todd Casebier told the Scoreboard Show. “Our season hasn’t gone as well as we’d hoped so far, but it was a big win for us tonight.”
• Fairview, ranked No. 10 in 5A, handled rival Boulder 50-9.
• In 2A, No. 8 Platte Valley edged No. 9 Eaton 26-12. “It was a good early test for us,” coach Troy Hoffman told the Scoreboard Show.
• Lewis-Palmer made its claim for a spot in the 3A ranking by beating No. 9 Evergreen 42-0.
• 2A No. 7 Delta beat No. 10 Moffat County 50-13.
• Big 1A matchup: No. 3 Strasburg beat No. 5 Bennet 55-44.
• Another big one in 1A: No. 6 Limon topped No. 4 Crowley County 14-7. “We gave up one big play, and … I thought we did a great job other than that one play,” coach Mike O’Dwyer told the Scoreboard Show.
• A good old-fashioned 6-man shootout: No. 3 La Veta beat Walsh 79-64.

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More coverage

• In a top-5 5A game, No. 2 Mullen won a defensive battle with No. 4 Regis Jesuit. Find a photo gallery here.
• 5A No. 7 Cherry Creek grinded out a win against Doherty, 27-13. Photos from that game are here.
• 4A No. 2 Denver South jumped out to a 21-0 lead then held on to beat Mesa Ridge 28-21.
• 4A No. 3 Chatfield used a big ground game to top Palmer. A photo gallery is here.
• A rally pushed 2A No. 4 D’Evelyn over Green Mountain.
• Photos from Ponderosa’s big win over Douglas County.
• Arapahoe beat Heritage to win the Milk Jug for the second season in a row.
• Ralston Valley took care of Ferris (Wash.).
• An updated top-10 scoreboard after Friday’s games.
• Here’s a link to a complete scoreboard, as well as Saturday’s schedule.
• Replay the night via our live coverage.