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 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 an event.

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: Chris Faust, Cherokee Trail

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Syanne Algee	Denver East	Senior	4×100 relay, 4×200 relay
Aumni Ashby	Cherry Creek	Senior	Triple Jump
Kameryn Brown	Grandview	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Anna Clayton	Denver East	Senior	Medley relay
Saniya Craft	Grandview	Freshman	4×400 relay
Lauren Felknor	Broomfield	Sophomore	4×800 relay
Jenna Fitzsimmons	Mountain Vista	Sophomore	1600m
Kylee Harr	Grandview	Senior	High Jump
Isabella Horton	Denver East	Senior	4×200 relay, Medley relay
Sydnee Larkin	Cherokee Trail	Senior	Long Jump
Helen Maley	Denver East	Junior	4×200 relay
Mia Manson	Monarch	Sophomore	Pole Vault
Michelle McDonald	Denver East	Freshman	4×100 relay, 4×200 relay, Medley relay
Gabriella McDonald	Rocky Mountain	Senior	Shot Put, Discus
Kaitlyn Mercer	Grandview	Junior	4×400 relay
Arria Minor	Denver East	Senior	100m, 200m, 400m
Katelyn Mitchem	Broomfield	Senior	4×800 relay
Madison Mooney	Broomfield	Senior	4×800 relay
Marlena Preigh	Fairview	Junior	800m
Kyairra Reigh	Denver East	Freshman	4×100 relay, Medley relay
Emily Sloan	Rock Canyon	Senior	100 hurdles, 200m
Sydney Swanker	Broomfield	Sophomore	4×800 relay
Lily Williams	Grandview	Sophomore	400m, 4×400 relay

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Class 4A

Athlete of the year: Anna Hall, Valor Christian

Coach of the year: Brian Kula, Valor Christian

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Rylee Anderson	Silver Creek	Senior	High Jump
Joslin Blair	Eagle Valley	Sophomore	1600m
Renee Choksey	Mead	Senior	Medley relay
Kinley Coe	Cheyenne Mountain	Senior	4×100 relay
Logan Derock	Roosevelt	Junior	Shot Put, Discus
Lauren Gale	Discovery Canyon	Senior	100m, 200m, 400m
Abbey Glynn	Mead	Junior	Medley relay
Abigail Gray	Silver Creek	Senior	Pole Vault
Destiny Grimes	Valor Christian	Junior	4×200 relay
Anna Hall	Valor Christian	Junior	100 hurdles, 300 hurdles, Long Jump, 200m
Emma Hanson	Cheyenne Mountain	Junior	4×100 relay
Lizzy Harding	Battle Mountain	Junior	4×800 relay
Naomi Harding	Battle Mountain	Junior	4×800 relay
Gabrielle Hyatt	Cheyenne Mountain	Junior	4×100 relay
Taylor James	Niwot	Freshman	800m, 4×400 relay
Alexa Jamison	Valor Christian	Senior	4×200 relay
Bianca Lopez	Valor Christian	Senior	4×200 relay
Camille Peisner	Valor Christian	Freshman	4×200 relay
Kelia Portis	Niwot	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Sydney Postle	Mead	Senior	Medley relay
Alex Raichart	Battle Mountain	Senior	4×800 relay
Liberty Ricca	Discovery Canyon	Junior	3200m
Aaliyah Ricketts	Widefield	Junior	Triple Jump
Alexis Rosas	Mead	Senior	Medley relay
Maggie Smith	Niwot	Junior	4×400 relay
Erika Timbang	Niwot	Junior	4×400 relay
Gabby Trueblood	Battle Mountain	Senior	4×800 relay
Ashlyn Ventimiglia	Cheyenne Mountain	Junior	4×100 relay

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Class 3A

Athlete of the year: Maya Evans, Lutheran

Coach of the year: Tim Daggett, The Classical Academy

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Amaya Atencio	Alamosa	Junior	Shot Put
Regan Aurich	Lutheran	Sophomore	Medley relay
Madi Bottin	Lutheran	Senior	Medley relay
Tiana Bradfield	Peak to Peak	Junior	4×800 relay
Alexandria Burns	Sierra	Senior	Triple Jump
Maggi Congdon	Steamboat Springs	Sophomore	800m, 1600m
Shenna Daum	The Classical Academy	Sophomore	4×100 relay
Esther Diza-Mbelolo	D’Evelyn	Junior	100 hurdles
Hannah Ellis	Frontier Academy	Senior	3200m
Maya Evans	Lutheran	Senior	100m, 200m, Long Jump
Esther Eyberg	The Classical Academy	Sophomore	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Rachel Gaona	The Classical Academy	Sophomore	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Jenna Howard	Peak to Peak	Junior	4×800 relay
Jordan Lanning	Bayfield	Junior	High Jump
Emily Lavier	Alamosa	Freshman	4×400 relay
Lilly Lavier	Alamosa	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Ashten Loeks	Elizabeth	Junior	300 hurdles
Quinn McConnell	Peak to Peak	Junior	4×800 relay
Keena Murphy	Pagosa Springs	Senior	Discus
Allyssa Romero	Alamosa	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Anna Shults	Peak to Peak	Junior	4×800 relay
Tara Sowards	Alamosa	Senior	4×400 relay
Chantae Steele	The Classical Academy	Junior	4×200 relay
Nyah Streib	Lutheran	Junior	Medley relay
Katie Sundrup	Lutheran	Freshman	Medley relay
Claudia Valenzuela	The Classical Academy	Senior	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Erika Willis	The Classical Academy	Senior	Pole Vault
Aryelle Wright	Montezuma-Cortez	Junior	400m

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Class 2A

Athlete of the year: Remington Ross, Highland; Kaiya Firor, Hotchkiss

Coach of the year: Eric Lind, Highland

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Alex Bauer	Burlington	Senior	Shot Put
Kiana Brausch	Vail Christian	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Mikaela Capalby	Denver Christian	Senior	Medley relay
Ineke Cordova	Denver Christian	Senior	Medley relay
Annika Deanda	Peyton	Sophomore	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Catherine Donoho	Vail Christian	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Mariana Engleby	Vail Christian	Sophomore	4×400 relay
Baylee Farris	Peyton	Freshman	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Zoe Fierer	Denver Christian	Freshman	Medley relay
Kaiya Firor	Hotchkiss	Junior	400m, 300 hurdles
Soleil Gaylord	Telluride	Senior	1600m, 3200m
Brooke Hillman	Paonia	Senior	4×800 relay
Kaylee Kearse	Peyton	Junior	800m, 4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Katie Kurz	Dayspring Christian	Senior	High Jump
Logan Kuskie	Lyons	Sophomore	Pole Vault
Poppy Lightfoot	Paonia	Junior	4×800 relay
McKenna Palmer	Paonia	Senior	Triple Jump
Randi Rapke	Paonia	Senior	4×800 relay
Tawny Roberts	Paonia	Freshman	4×800 relay
Remington Ross	Highland	Sophomore	100m, 200m
Mattie Rossi	Soroco	Senior	100 hurdles
Madeline Schuemann	Peyton	Freshman	4×200 relay, 4×100 relay
Megan Shelton	Meeker	Junior	Discus
Kendelle Smith	Vail Christian	Freshman	4×400 relay
Taeryn Trumper	Holyoke	Sophomore	Long Jump
Monika Williams	Denver Christian	Junior	Medley relay

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Class 1A

Athlete of the year: Faith Novess, De Beque

Coach of the year: Tyler Haughness, Shining Mountain

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Zoe Alberti	Springfield	Junior	4×200 relay, 4×400 relay
Payton Arbuthnot	Springfield	Freshman	4×100 relay, 4×400 relay
Madison Clark	Plateau Valley	Freshman	4×800 relay
Matalynn Dawson	Miami-Yoder	Senior	Triple Jump
Cahlea Dennison	Plateau Valley	Freshman	4×800 relay
Brinlyn Dukes	Springfield	Freshman	4×400 relay
Benisa Ellis	Springfield	Sophomore	400m, 4×400 relay, Medley relay
Marina Flandrick	Shining Mountain	Senior	Pole Vault
Heather Graham	Genoa-Hugo	Senior	Shot Put
Rebecca Hittle	Plateau Valley	Freshman	4×800 relay
Macie Holmes	Plateau Valley	Sophomore	4×800 relay
Zariah Mason	Kim	Senior	100m
Julia Mondragon	Springfield	Sophomore	4×100 relay, Medley relay
Faith Novess	De Beque	Junior	200m, 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles
Kylie Parks	Springfield	Sophomore	4×100 relay, 4×200 relay, Medley relay
Audrey Rau	Springfield	Junior	4×100 relay, 4×200 relay, Medley relay
Jerraldawn Rector	Simla	Senior	High Jump, Long Jump
Emma Schaefer	Shining Mountain	Senior	1600m, 3200m, 800m
Mariah Smith	Eads	Senior	Discus
Leeann Wagner	Heritage Christian	Senior	800m
Jayci Westphal	Springfield	Senior	4×200 relay

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

These team were created following a lengthy process which included nominations from leagues and then a vote of coaches.

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Melissa Evans, Highlands Ranch

Coach of the year: Paul Shimek, Fossil Ridge

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Audrey Cheng	Fairview	Senior	S
Melissa Evans	Highlands Ranch	Senior	OH/RS
Haley Fuller	Chatfield	Senior	OH
Skylar Lane	Rock Canyon	Senior	S
Alyssa Oswald	Mountain Vista	Senior	OH
Jasmine Schmidt	Chaparral	Senior	RS/S
Riley Zuhn	Fossil Ridge	Sophomore	MB/OH

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Keeley Davis	Rock Canyon	Junior	OH
Brynn Montgomery	Fossil Ridge	Senior	S/RS
Lauren Rice	Fossil Ridge	Senior	L
Caroline Schmiedeler	Fairview	Senior	OH
Daisy Schultz	Cherry Creek	Senior	S
Catie Semadeni	Fossil Ridge	Sophomore	OH/RS/MB
Gracyn Voggesser	Fort Collins	Senior	OH

Honorable mention: Mara Abernethy, Coronado, Junior, MH; Hannah Bagley, Boulder, Junior, OH; Sierra Bartley, Chatfield, Senior, RS; Logan Belford, Loveland, Senior, OH/RS; Amelia Berg, Rocky Mountain, Junior, MB/RS; Riley Bradbury, Rock Canyon, Senior, DS/OH; Maddie Burns, Ralston Valley, Senior, S/RS; Kate Chapman, Cherry Creek, Senior, L/DS; Makenna Davis, Chaparral, Senior, OH; Annie Ell, Mountain Vista, Senior, S/RS; Erin Gillcrist, Lakewood, Senior, OH; Chase Jackson, Denver East, Senior, OH; Lindsey Jin, Pine Creek, Senior, OH; Amanda Keller, Mountain Vista, Junior, MH; Annika Larson, Rocky Mountain, Sophomore, DS/L/S; Jayden Liberty, Arapahoe, Senior, MB; Maya Patterson, Denver East, Senior, MH; Ty Stiller, Lakewood, Senior, MH; Katie Turner, Legend, Senior, OH; Sophie Wingert, Monarch, Senior, MH; Killy Winz, Arapahoe, Senior, OH.

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Elizabeth Reich, Lewis-Palmer

Coach of the year: Krista Solomon, Holy Family

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Casey Ahrendsen	Cheyenne Mountain	Senior	OH
Lydia Bartalo	Lewis-Palmer	Senior	OH
Allie Freeburg	Montrose	Senior	OH
Michaela Putnicki	Lewis-Palmer	Senior	OH
Elizabeth Reich	Lewis-Palmer	Senior	MH
Ali Travis	Holy Family	Sophomore	OH
Sam Weber	Holy Family	Senior	L

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Rylee Anderson	Silver Creek	Junior	OH
Mackenzie Fidelak	Niwot	Junior	OPP/S
Ellie Gubser	Cheyenne Mountain	Senior	MH
Addison Hays	Roosevelt	Senior	L
Brilane Manchego	Pueblo West	Junior	S/OH
Jaden Sandoval	Thomas Jefferson	Senior	OH
Mckenna Sciacca	Lewis-Palmer	Sophomore	S

Honorable mention: Abby Adams, Valor Christian, Senior, DS; Madi Bruen, Windsor, Senior, OH/OPP; Alexis Buckhaults, Canon City, Senior, OH; Brynn Chavez, Niwot, Senior, S; Haley Frischholtz, Battle Mountain, Senior, DS/L; Natalie Haggard, D’Evelyn, Junior; Molly Jewett, Eagle Valley, Senior, S; Kylie Martin, Eagle Valley, Senior, OH/MB; Marlo Masters, The Classical Academy, Senior, MH; Annie McAninch, Thomas Jefferson, Senior, MH; Jenna McGann, Palmer Ridge, Senior, OPP; Jessa Megenhardt, Berthoud, Senior, S; MaLeigha Menegatti, Pueblo West, Junior, OH; Mya Michaelson, Erie, Junior, MB/OH; Kelsey Montgomery, Valor Christian, Senior, MB; Micaiah Nichols, Montrose, Senior, MH; Emilee Scates, Centaurus, Senior, S; Cara Siegel, Pueblo Centennial, Senior, OH/MB/RS; Abby Thiessen, Palisade, Senior; Julie Ward, Berthoud, Junior, OH/DS; McKenna Webster, Silver Creek, Senior, S.
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Class 3A

Player of the year: Tarynn Sieg, Eaton

Coach of the year: Rene Aafedt, Valley

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Emily Baier	Delta	Senior	OH
Cassie Davis	Colorado Springs Christian	Senior	S
Courtney Leafgren	Eaton	Senior	L/DS
Chelsey Lockey	Eaton	Junior	S
Katherine Potter	University	Senior	–
Brooke Schilling	Valley	Senior	MH/OH
Tarynn Sieg	Eaton	Senior	MB

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Emily Bauer	Bayfield	Senior	OH
Megan Farrah	Pagosa Springs	Senior	OH
Bailey Martin	Middle Park	Junior	MB
Ashlyn Martinez	Valley	Senior	MH
Nicole Mooney	Coal Ridge	Senior	OH
Bailey Scott	Colorado Springs Christian	Senior	OH
Kyra Zuhlke	Resurrection Christian	Senior	–

Honorable mention: Christine Ajayi, Colorado Springs Christian, Junior, RS/OH/DS; Laura Ambler, Rye, Senior, OH; Emily Broerman, St. Mary’s, Senior, L/DS/OH; Kylie Chavez, Sterling, Senior, MH/OH; Shannon Cody, Alamosa, Senior, OH; Halie Diederich, Valley, Junior, S/DS; Madeleline Foutz, Bayfield, Senior, L/OH; Makenzie Harris, Eaton, Sophomore, RS/OH; Bella Horton, Denver Science & Tech Stapleton, Junior, MH; Dana Kotz, Coal Ridge, Senior, S/RS; Samantha Lewis, Jefferson Academy, Senior, MB; Morgan Lewis, Pagosa Springs, Junior, S; Madelyn Malm, University, Sophomore; Makayla Mills, Delta, Senior, MB; Layne Neiberger, Middle Park, Junior, S; Emily Nortnik, Delta, Senior, S; Kylyn Rigsby, Grand Valley, Senior; Tara Ruggles, Grand Valley, Senior; Maddie Uyemura, Platte Valley, Sophomore, S; Lelaina Wakeham, Bennett, Senior, MH; Emily Wright, Coal Ridge, Junior, L/DS; Kailee Yano, Peak to Peak, Senior, S/RS.
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Class 2A

Player of the year: Katie Kurz, Dayspring Christian

Coach of the year: Kristin Kurz, Dayspring Christian

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Makayla Bell	Dayspring Christian	Senior	MH/OH
McKenna Hartigan	Paonia	Senior	MH
Luisa Hernandez	Yuma	Senior	MH
Katie Kurz	Dayspring Christian	Junior	OH
Emily Pieper	Paonia	Senior	S/OH
Laney Swan	Colorado Springs School	Senior	S
Shaelyn Walton	Hoehne	Junior	MB/OH

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Brittney Anton	Denver Christian	Senior	OH
Chasey Blach	Yuma	Sophomore	MB
Peyton Bodemann	West Grand	Senior	MH/OH
Kelsi Donoho	Dayspring Christian	Senior	S
Megan Godsey	Wray	Senior	OH/MH
Kassidy Lotrich	Fowler	Senior	S
Jerraldawn Rector	Simla	Junior	OH

Honorable mention: Devin Dallas, Del Norte, Senior; Cassidy Dotter, John Mall, Junior, RS; Alex Forsythe, Ignacio, Senior, OH/S/OPP; Serenity Ham, Custer County, Senior, S; Kegan Hamacher, Simla, Sophomore, OH; Bailey Jones, Del Norte, Senior; Quincy Lester, Sargent, Senior; Ashley Matney, West Grand, Senior, S; Ara Norwood, Ridgway, Senior, S; McKenna Palmer, Paonia, Junior, MH/OH; Cody Robinson, Yuma, Sophomore, OH/MH/S; Meira Stanger, Swink, Senior; Jaydi Starling, Colorado Springs School, Senior, OH/MB; Sarah Stevelinck, Lyons, Junior, L; Brianna VanVleet, Paonia, Senior, OH; Gabby Willson, West Grand, Senior, OH/RS; Kiana Wright, Union Colony, Senior, S/OPP.
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Class 1A

Player of the year: Shaylee Johnson, Fleming

Coach of the year: Doug Kamery, Fleming

First Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Bailey Chintala	Fleming	Junior	OH
Tess Hornung	Kit Carson	Sophomore	–
Shaylee Johnson	Fleming	Senior	MH/MB
Emily Kaiser	Prairie	Senior	OH
Alli Keisel	Fleming	Junior	MH/MB
Maddie Pollart	Prairie	Senior	OPP/OH/L
Kalyn Serrato	Fleming	Senior	S

Second Team
Name	School	Year	Pos.
Shayla Bogenhagen	Kit Carson	Senior	–
Kaylee Corsentino	La Veta	Sophomore	OH/MH
Melanie Deering	Kiowa	Senior	OH
Hannah Kinnison	Prairie	Freshman	OH/OPP/MB
Sarah McGinley	Heritage Christian	Senior	MB
Anna Sanchini	Weldon Valley	Junior	OH
McKenzie Smith	Kit Carson	Sophomore	–

Honorable mention: Antionette Archuleta, Sierra Grande, Senior, OH/MH; Tatum Chase, McClave, Senior, MH; Jacqueline Dalbotten, Rocky Mountain Lutheran, Senior, MH/MB; Haley Dietz, Arickaree, Senior, MB/MH; Zoe Gustafson, Denver Waldorf, Senior, S/OPP; Tatelyn Lasley, Springfield, Senior, S/OH; Skyla Miller, Briggsdale, Junior; Megan Moore, Flagler, Senior, OH; Emily Pranger, Elbert, Senior, MH; Brenna Rouse, Eads, Junior, OH; Tailey Singer, Deer Trail, Senior, S/MH; Hanna Stallings, Otis, Senior, S/MB; Essence Tolson, Otis, Senior, MB; Carlie Wytulka, Nucla, Senior, S/RS; Ashley Yergert, Kim, Junior; Skylar Ziegler, Cheyenne Wells, Senior.

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 — If Katie Rainsberger isn’t the greatest girls distance runner in state history, she’s at least in the conversation.

The Air Academy senior proved her place in history again by breaking yet another record, this time the Class 4A 1,600 state meet-best of 4:47.54 by Niwot’s Elise Cranny in 2014. Rainsberger capped off an illustrious career for the Kadets with a winning time of 4 minutes, 45.27 seconds, close to her all-classification record of 4:44.31 from earlier in the season.

The University of Oregon recruit did a clean sweep of every event there is in distance the last two seasons — cross country, 800, 1,600, 3,200 and 3,200 relays. Rainsberger also won the Nike national championship in cross country as a senior. Asked what she’ll remember most from her final state meet at Jefferson County Stadium, Rainsberger said it’ll be a combination of things.

“Winning the 4×8 with my team, my best friend getting second in the 800 (Air Academy senior Kayla Wiitala) and just turning around and seeing her cross the line, and having everyone in the stadium cheering me on in the last lap,” she said. “I just really appreciate the time I’ve had here.”

For all of her accolades, Rainsberger wasn’t peerless in star power Saturday.

Denver East’s Arria Minor won the 100 (11.83), 200 (23.53) and 400-meter dashes (52.50) in 5A as a freshman. Her 400 time came as close as it could to the all-classification record of 52.49 by Ana Holland of Regis Jesuit in 2013. But, hey, she’s got three more years.

“I’m just proud that I got to experience this as a freshman,” she said. “Before the season started, I didn’t really have huge goals. I just wanted to make it into finals and then it was top-3. Then it turned to striving to win. There’s definitely a difference in my goals now.”

Moffat County senior Kayla Pinnt was the queen of the 3A sprints in also winning the 100 (12.22), the 200 (24.77) and the 400 in a state meet record time of 55.01. The Colorado State recruit won seven individual titles in her career.

“I came in here thinking two state titles,” she said. “That’s all I wanted to go home with, so I’m very proud to go home with three.”

Moffat County also won the 400 relay in a time of 50.03 seconds as Pinnt anchored after Emma Samuelson, freshman sister Quinn Pinnt, and Ary Shaffer.

Amazingly enough, the 4A sprints were also swept as Discovery Canyon sophomore Lauren Gale was the champion in times of 12.21, 24.19 and 53.72.

If that’s not enough to convince you of the in-state talent in girls track and field, consider Rock Canyon sophomore Emily Sloan’s 100 and 300 hurdles wins in times of 13.46 and 41.24. Already a two-time 5A champion in the 100 hurdles, Sloan didn’t shatter any records Saturday but sure came close to Carly Lester’s (Rocky Mountain) all-classification best of 41.18 in the 300 hurdles from the 2014 state meet.

Kim sophomore Zariah Mason took down her own 1A 100-meter dash record of 12.72 from last season with a 12.52 this time. She also became the first 1A competitor to ever run under 26 seconds in the 200-meter dash in posting a 25.81.

Peak to Peak has some spectacular freshman distance runners, again showing their strength Saturday in the 1,600 as first-years Anna Shults (5:08) and Quinn McConnell (5:12) placed first and second in 3A.

The Arapahoe 1,600 relay of Anna Hall, Sarah Slack, Julia Hall and Allison Marizza ran an eye-opening 3:46.70, coming close to the Colorado record of 3:45.69 by Littleton in 2011.

Records were set in the field events on the final day of competition as well as Sangre de Cristo senior Sarah Storey broke the 1A long jump record with a mark of 17 feet, 6.5 inches. Eaton junior Tarynn Sieg took care of the 3A state meet record in the shot put in posting a 45-5.

Andrea Willis, a senior pole vaulter for The Classical Academy and the Colorado record holder at 13 feet, 9 inches, vaulted past the 4A state meet record of 13-3 by going 13-4. She also had three attempts at 13-10, but just missed on each. Sophomore sister Erika was the state runner-up at 11 feet, 11 inches.

Raquel Valdez, a Mountain View senior, had a monstrous throw of 148 feet, 6 inches to claim the 4A crown in the discus. Cherokee Trail’s sophomore tandem of Sydnee Larkin (39-8.25) and Aumni Ashby (37-7) swept the top two places in the 5A triple jump.

As for team champions, Fort Collins won their second 5A championship in three years by scoring 81 points. The Lambkins had victories by Audra Koopman (long jump) and Becca Schulte (800).

Arapahoe (69) and Cherokee Trail (68) were in a close battle for second. Fort Collins added to a long-standing track and cross country tradition that is up there with any school in Colorado.

The Classical Academy, fantastic on the track and in the field, tallied 84.5 points to win 4A. Bethany Johns, Teresa Ambuul, Maggie Zielinski and Kendra Frieden won the 1,600 relay for the Titans in a time of 3 minutes, 52.10 seconds.

The Classical Academy has now won nine state championships in girls track and field, second-most in Colorado history behind only Mullen (11). Air Academy was the runner-up with 64.5 points.

Eaton won the 3A team championship with 107.5 points to Moffat County’s 88. The Reds, in going back-to-back in track, clinched their 33rd championship overall in school history.

In 2A, Paonia made history by becoming the fourth girls track and field program to win four state championships in a row. The Eagles became the first to do so since The Classical Academy won five in a row in 3A from 2006-2010. Limon won four in a row in 2A from 2004-07, while Mullen was a seven-time champion in 4A from 1997-2003.

Brianna Van Vleet, Randi Rapke, Shira Woods and Ashley Van Vleet won the 1,600 relay for the Eagles in 4:05.20. Taylor Carsten was the runner-up to Burlington’s Ellie Berry in the discus on Saturday, while Ashley Van Vleet was second to Wray’s Alyssa Valko in the 300 hurdles. More than anything, the 2A field was simply outmatched again by Paonia’s ability to score across all events. They finished with 139 points to Wray’s 76.

Heritage Christian defended their 1A team title from 2015 with 121 points, as Springfield was the runner-up with 69.5. Twin sisters Rebekah and Rachel Rairdon went out with numerous accolades. Rebekah won the 1,600 (5:36) and was second in the 300 hurdles (50.15) on Saturday.

The 2015-16 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: Michaela Onyenwere, Grandview

Coach of the year: Matthew Asik, ThunderRidge

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Brenna Chase	Broomfield	W/PG	Senior
Mackenzie Forrest	Lakewood	G	Senior
Michaela Onyenwere	Grandview	G/F	Junior
Taylor Rusk	ThunderRidge	SG/W/F	Senior
Jaz’myne Snipes	ThunderRidge	P/F	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Nicea Eliely	Rampart	G/F	Senior
Tatum Rembao	Loveland	PG/SG	Junior
Symone Starks	Highlands Ranch	PG	Senior
Ashley Van Sickle	Ralston Valley	PG	Junior
Leilah Vigil	Highlands Ranch	F/G	Sophomore

Honorable mention: McKenna Bishop, Senior, Lakewood; Jenna Henderson, Senior, Aurora Central; Whitney Jacob, Junior, Mullen; Kylie Jimenez, Junior, Horizon; Ashley Madden, Junior, Pomona; Molly McCabe, Senior, Mountain Vista; Sydney Mech, Sophomore, Cherry Creek; Caitlin Navratil, Senior, Dakota Ridge; Chelsea Pearson, Senior, Mountain Vista; Carmen Ramey, Senior, Gateway; Riley Snyder, Sophomore, Fruita Monument; Jordyn Vega, Senior, Arapahoe.

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Kylee Shook, Mesa Ridge

Coach of the year: Amy Bahl, Evergreen

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Katie Chavez	Holy Family	PG/SG	Senior
Heidi Hammond	Valor Christian	SG	Senior
Samantha Kisiel	Evergreen		Senior
Kylee Shook	Mesa Ridge	C	Senior
Oliana Squires	Sand Creek	G	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Kristina Cavey	Berthoud	G/F	Senior
Liah Davis	Sand Creek	F/P	Senior
Madison McCoy	Valor Christian	PG	Senior
Jillian Shew	Skyview	PG/G	Senior
Chloe Welch	Mesa Ridge	PG	Sophomore
Sydney Wetterstrom	Longmont	C	Senior

Honorable mention: Khiya Adams, Senior, Falcon; Holly Brooks, Senior, Montrose; Ashlyn Brown, Senior, Palisade; Linsi Calvo, Senior, Centaurus; Katrina Chandler, Junior, Durango; Kanecia Cooks, Senior, Sierra; Maddy Dickens, Senior, Thompson Valley; Madi Gaibler, Senior, Longmont; Abby Garnett, Sophomore, Golden; Kylie Martin, Junior, Eagle Valley; Logan Newhall, Senior, Evergreen; Emily Nortnik, Junior, Delta; Nadirah Oakman, Senior, Sierra; Sydney Prey, Junior, Golden; Lexi Reed, Senior, D’Evelyn; Shannon Sanchez, Senior, Pueblo West; Aubrey Sotolongo, Senior, D’Evelyn; Monique Stevens, Junior, Battle Mountain; Amanda Ward, Senior, Windsor; Olivia Whitworth, Junior, Elizabeth.

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Class 3A

Player of the year: Kristen Vigil, Lutheran

Coach of the year: Mark Duitsman, Lutheran

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Morgan Barone	Lutheran		Senior
Jenna Knudson	Sterling	G	Senior
Taylor Lee-Hammer	Pagosa Springs		Senior
Shelby Megyeri	Manitou Springs	G	Junior
Kristen Vigil	Lutheran		Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Roni Fringer	Centauri	G	Senior
Brooke Garretson	Manitou Springs	F	Senior
Angala Jensen	Manitou Springs	F	Senior
Madison Lewis	Pagosa Springs		Senior
Maya Love	Kent Denver		Senior

Honorable mention: Nyesha Anderson, Senior, Manual; Leah Camilletti, Senior, Moffat County; Ember Canty, Sophomore, Centauri; Kylie Chavez, Junior, Sterling; Hannah Cook, Senior, Faith Christian; Hristina Geraskova, Junior, Faith Christian; Morgan Lewis, Sophomore, Pagosa Springs; Caiden Rexius, Senior, Eaton; Adrianna Rios, Senior, Platte Valley; Bailey Schumacher, Senior, Eaton; Jonni Smith, Senior, Bishop Machebeuf.

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Class 2A

Player of the year: Logan Hixon, Yuma

Coach of the year: Mike Neill, Yuma

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Nellie Freeman	Cedaredge	G	Senior
Logan Hixon	Yuma	PG	Senior
Peighton Roth	Yuma	G	Senior
Tara Traphagan	Yuma	C/F	Senior
Ashley Vanvleet	Paonia	C	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Sophia Anderson	Paonia	PG	Junior
Taiylor Holland	Swink		Senior
Hannah Lenz	Wray		Senior
AJ Miller	Akron		Senior
Mikaela Parker	Calhan	F/G	Senior
Briana Peterson	Soroco		Senior

Honorable mention: Erika Bradsby, Junior, John Mall; Ashlea Carothers, Junior, Kiowa; Cheylin Corman, Senior, Burlington; Hilda Garcia, Sophomore, Ignacio; Megan Gerk, Senior, Haxtun; Hannah Gilmore, Junior, Cedaredge; Jayci Hollenbaugh, Senior, Limon; Helen Janes, Junior, Kiowa; Bailey Jones, Junior, Del Norte; Dana Lenz, Senior, Sanford; Quincy Lester, Junior, Sargent; Khristen Mooney, Senior, Wray; Nia Prescott, Senior, Rye; Hope Roweth, Junior, Swink; Ellie Seibel, Senior, Ignacio; Morgan Smith, Freshman, Wray; Makenzy Sutton, Senior, Ellicott; Maison Tolle, Sophomore, Highland.

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Reagan Shaffer, Idalia

Coach of the year: Colin Nicklas, Briggsdale

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Karleigh Cooley	Sangre de Cristo		Senior
Darian Hale	Briggsdale	G	Senior
Susana Herarra	Idalia		Senior
Micayla Isenbart	Kit Carson		Sophomore
Reagan Shaffer	Idalia		Senior
Shaelynn Wood	South Baca		Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Bree-ann Carwin	South Baca		Junior
Keri Hogan	Jim Elliot Christian		Senior
Tess Hornung	Kit Carson		Freshman
Sarah McGinley	Heritage Christian		Junior
Jenna McKinley	Sangre de Cristo		Senior
Taylor Nittler	Kim		Senior

Honorable mention: Leilani Carrasco, Senior, Briggsdale; Haley Dollerschell, Senior, Prairie; Macie Magallon, Junior, Norwood; Brooke Slane, Senior, Sangre de Cristo; Jennay Terrel, Senior, Idalia; Torrie Thompson, Senior, Stratton/Liberty; Ashley Yergert, Sophomore, Kim.

The South Central League already had plenty of representation in the Class 4A CHSAANow.com girls basketball rankings. But Pueblo South was apparently feeling left out.

The Colts stormed their way into the 4A poll, landing at No. 6. They were unranked a week ago. They join league foes Pueblo West and Pueblo East, who have been fixtures in the poll all season.

Sand Creek still has a strong grip on the No. 1 spot in the class as they received 11 of 14 votes this weeks.

The top spot in 5A continues to be held by Highlands Ranch as the Falcons show no desire to relinquish their hold as the regular season nears its end.

Pine Creek remains in the top 10 despite a down-to-the-wire loss to Rampart on Friday.

No new teams were able to play their way into the 5A poll.

Manitou Springs couldn’t overtake Pagosa Springs for the top spot in the 3A poll, despite an impressive blowout win over No. 4 St. Mary’s last week.

After falling out of the rankings last week, La Junta rejoins the ranks at No. 10.

Yuma is still the unanimous No. 1 team in 2A, a welcome sight as they inch closer to the start of the playoffs.

Swink was able to give the 2A poll a fresh face as the Lions come in at No. 10.

Kit Carson hangs on to the No. 1 spot that they took over last week in 1A. While the order was somewhat different, the 10 teams in last week’s 1A poll remain the same.

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 Girls 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.

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

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Highlands Ranch (14)	20-1	158	1	1-0
2	Grandview (2)	21-0	145	2	3-0
3	ThunderRidge	18-3	125	3	2-0
4	Broomfield	19-2	110	5	2-0
5	Ralston Valley	18-3	94	6	2-1
6	Lakewood	17-4	81	4	1-1
7	Horizon	17-5	58	7	2-0
8	Cherry Creek	15-6	39	9	2-0
9	Rocky Mountain	16-5	15	10	0-1
10	Pine Creek	17-4	14	8	2-1
Others receiving votes:
Poudre 12, George Washington 11, Regis Jesuit 7, Fossil Ridge 5, Doherty 3, Fairview 2, Rampart 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sand Creek (11)	18-1	145	1	4-0
2	Mesa Ridge (3)	20-1	128	2	3-0
3	Valor Christian (1)	20-1	122	3	3-0
4	Longmont	20-1	110	4	3-0
5	Holy Family	16-5	78	5	2-0
6	Pueblo South	15-6	51	–	3-0
7	Evergreen	18-3	49	7	1-1
8	Pueblo East	15-6	37	6	1-2
9	Montrose	14-5	25	10	2-0
10	Pueblo West	16-5	20	8	2-0
Others receiving votes:
Berthoud 16, Golden 11, D’Evelyn 8, Durango 6, Centaurus 4, Palisade 4, Windsor 4, Falcon 3, Mullen 2, Air Academy 1, Thomas Jefferson 1.
Dropped out
Windsor (9).

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Pagosa Springs (10)	17-0	125	1	2-0
2	Manitou Springs (3)	17-0	118	2	1-0
3	Sterling	17-1	104	3	3-0
4	St. Mary’s	16-2	77	4	1-1
5	Eaton	16-2	68	5	1-1
6	Centauri	15-3	60	6	1-1
7	Lutheran	14-4	53	7	2-0
8	Moffat County	14-3	28	9	2-0
9	Liberty Common	14-3	17	10	2-0
10	La Junta	14-4	15	–	2-0
Others receiving votes:
Grand Valley 13, Trinidad 9, Lamar 8, Monte Vista 7, Colorado Springs Christian 6, Faith Christian 3, Olathe 3, Middle Park 1.
Dropped out
Lamar (8).

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Yuma (13)	16-1	130	1	2-0
2	Cedaredge	17-1	101	3	2-0
3	Paonia	15-2	100	2	1-0
4	Wray	13-3	99	4	2-0
5	Kiowa	15-2	62	7	2-0
6	Haxtun	14-3	59	5	2-0
7	Soroco	16-2	52	6	1-0
8	Ignacio	14-3	40	9	2-0
9	Akron	12-5	24	8	0-1
10	Swink	16-3	16	–	2-0
Others receiving votes:
Evangelical Christian 13, West Grand 9, Vail Christian 3, Clear Creek 2, Union Colony 2, Ellicott 1, Highland 1, Rye 1.
Dropped out
West Grand (10).

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Kit Carson (9)	18-0	99	1	2-0
2	Sangre De Cristo (1)	16-0	91	2	3-0
3	Briggsdale	15-2	67	5	1-0
4	Idalia	14-2	59	3	1-0
5	Heritage Christian	15-1	57	6	1-0
6	Fleming	15-2	49	8	1-1
7	Jim Elliot	17-0	36	4	1-0
8	Norwood	16-1	30	9	3-0
9	Kim	14-3	27	7	1-1
10	South Baca	14-3	25	10	2-0
Others receiving votes:
McClave 6, Prairie 4.
Dropped out
None.

By the slimmest of margins, Kit Carson is the new No. 1 team in the Class 1A CHSAANow.com girls basketball rankings.

The Wildcats registered 95 points, only one point better than former No. 1 Sangre De Cristo, which falls to No. 2.

Kim jumped from No. 10 to No. 7 this week, but there were no new teams added to the 1A poll.

Highlands Ranch maintains the No. 1 spot in the 5A rankings, taking 13 of 15 first-place votes. In fact, the top seven teams in the 5A poll maintained their position from last week.

Rocky Mountain did join the rankings, landing at No. 10.

The 4A rankings also saw few changes as Sand Creek is still the top team with Mesa Ridge still nipping at the Scorpions’ heels.

The Western Slope got some love from the votes as Montrose breaks into the 4A poll, coming in at No. 10.

The two remaining unbeaten teams in 3A continue to sit atop their rankings. Pages Springs and Manitou Springs remain entrenched at No. 1 and No. 2 respectively. St. Mary’s moved up to No. 4 and have a looming showdown with Manitou on Tuesday.

Liberty Common joins the 3A poll at No. 10.

No new teams were added to the 2A poll, which still has Yuma as the No. 1 overall team.

Kiowa did make a two-spot jump from last week, coming in at No. 7.

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 Girls 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.

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

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Highlands Ranch (13)	19-1	148	1	2-0
2	Grandview (2)	18-0	136	2	2-0
3	ThunderRidge	16-3	113	3	2-0
4	Lakewood	16-3	101	4	2-0
5	Broomfield	17-2	88	5	3-0
6	Ralston Valley	16-2	74	6	2-0
7	Horizon	15-5	49	7	2-0
8	Pine Creek	15-3	34	9	1-0
9	Cherry Creek	13-6	31	8	1-1
10	Rocky Mountain	16-4	15	–	2-0
Others receiving votes:
Poudre 9, Regis Jesuit 8, Fruita Monument 6, Fairview 5, Fossil Ridge 3, George Washington 3, Doherty 2.
Dropped out
Regis Jesuit (10).

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sand Creek (11)	14-1	136	1	2-0
2	Mesa Ridge (3)	17-1	120	2	1-0
3	Valor Christian	17-1	109	3	2-0
4	Longmont	17-1	105	4	2-0
5	Holy Family	14-5	66	5	2-1
6	Pueblo East	14-4	58	7	2-0
7	Evergreen	17-2	55	8	2-0
8	Pueblo West	14-5	27	6	0-2
9	Windsor	16-2	26	9	2-0
10	Montrose	12-5	19	–	1-1
Others receiving votes:
Pueblo South 16, Berthoud 8, Golden 8, Durango 5, Centaurus 4, D’Evelyn 4, Palisade 2, Mullen 1, Thomas Jefferson 1.
Dropped out
Centaurus (10).

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Pagosa Springs (9)	15-0	122	1	2-0
2	Manitou Springs (4)	16-0	117	2	1-0
3	Sterling	14-1	96	3	1-0
4	St. Mary’s	15-1	84	5	1-0
5	Eaton	15-1	82	4	2-0
6	Centauri	14-2	64	6	2-0
7	Lutheran	12-4	56	7	1-0
8	Lamar	12-4	24	9	1-1
9	Moffat County	12-3	19	8	1-1
10	Liberty Common	12-3	12	–	2-0
Others receiving votes:
Grand Valley 11, La Junta 11, Trinidad 9, Monte Vista 6, Faith Christian 2.
Dropped out
La Junta (10).

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Yuma (12)	14-1	128	1	1-0
2	Paonia (1)	14-2	102	2	2-1
3	Cedaredge	15-1	99	3	2-0
4	Wray	11-3	93	4	2-0
5	Haxtun	12-3	58	5	1-1
6	Soroco	15-2	49	7	2-0
7	Kiowa	13-2	48	9	2-0
8	Akron	12-4	43	6	1-1
9	Ignacio	12-3	35	8	3-0
10	West Grand	14-2	24	10	2-0
Others receiving votes:
Swink 13, Evangelical Christian 7, Simla 7, Del Norte 3, Vail Christian 2, Clear Creek 1, Ellicott 1, Highland 1, Rye 1, Sanford 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Kit Carson (5)	16-0	95	2	2-0
2	Sangre De Cristo (5)	13-0	94	1	3-0
3	Idalia	13-2	62	3	1-1
4	Jim Elliot	16-0	56	6	4-0
5	Briggsdale	14-2	52	8	2-0
6	Heritage Christian	14-1	47	5	1-1
7	Kim	13-2	46	10	2-0
8	Fleming	14-1	38	7	2-0
9	Norwood	13-1	24	9	1-0
10	South Baca	12-3	20	4	0-2
Others receiving votes:
McClave 7, Eads 3, Antonito 2, Prairie 2, Genoa-Hugo 1, Otis 1.
Dropped out
None.

Although Highlands Ranch, Sand Creek, Pagosa Springs, Yuma and Sangre de Cristo all held on to their respective No. 1 rankings, there was an influx of new teams added to this week’s CHSAANow.com girls basketball polls.

The Falcons continue to have their talons firmly grasped on the No. 1 ranking in Class 5A and with only one more ranked opponent on their schedule, appear to be in control of the top spot for the remainder of the regular season.

Pine Creek and Regis Jesuit are shaking up the 5A poll by joining its ranks this week.

The Eagles come in at No. 9 while the Raiders take over the No. 10 spot this week.

Sand Creek continues to hold off fellow Colorado Springs-area powerhouse Mesa Ridge for the top 4A spot.

The 4A rankings from top to bottom went unchanged from a week ago.

Pagosa Springs took nine of 13 first-place votes to keep the top 3A spot this week. Manitou Springs sits right behind them at No. 2, with both teams still undefeated on the year.

La Junta is the lone newcomer to the 3A poll as the Tigers come in at No. 10.

The top of the 2A poll also looks familiar with Yuma keeping a firm grasp on the top spot. Haxtun made a significant jump this week, landing at No. 5, three spots better than last week.

Kiowa joins the 2A ranks at No. 9 this week.

Sangre de Cristo still sits atop the 1A poll, claiming 80 percent of the first-place votes. The 1A poll also welcomes two new teams as Briggsdale lands at No. 8 and Norwood comes in at No. 9.

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 Girls 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.

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Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Highlands Ranch (14)	17-1	149	1	2-0
2	Grandview (1)	16-0	135	2	3-0
3	ThunderRidge	14-3	113	3	1-1
4	Lakewood	14-3	102	4	3-0
5	Broomfield	14-2	86	5	2-0
6	Ralston Valley	14-2	70	6	2-0
7	Horizon	13-5	41	9	2-0
8	Cherry Creek	12-5	34	7	2-0
9	Pine Creek	14-3	22	–	2-0
10	Regis Jesuit	11-5	19	–	1-0
Others receiving votes:
Rocky Mountain 18, Poudre 15, Fairview 6, Fossil Ridge 6, Fruita Monument 5, George Washington 4.
Dropped out
Poudre (8), Rocky Mountain (10).

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sand Creek (9)	12-1	115	1	2-0
2	Mesa Ridge (2)	16-1	102	2	3-0
3	Valor Christian	15-1	91	3	3-0
4	Longmont (1)	15-1	89	4	2-0
5	Holy Family	12-4	59	5	2-0
6	Pueblo West	14-3	52	6	2-0
7	Pueblo East	12-4	47	7	3-0
8	Evergreen	15-2	37	8	3-0
9	Windsor	14-2	22	9	1-1
10	Centaurus	14-2	15	10	1-1
Others receiving votes:
Golden 7, Montrose 7, D’Evelyn 5, Pueblo South 3, Berthoud 2, Durango 2, Palisade 2, Thomas Jefferson 2, Vista Peak 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Pagosa Springs (9)	13-0	123	1	2-0
2	Manitou Springs (4)	15-0	115	2	2-0
3	Sterling	13-1	101	3	2-0
4	Eaton	13-1	86	5	1-0
5	St. Mary’s	14-1	82	4	1-0
6	Centauri	12-2	54	6	1-0
7	Lutheran	11-4	47	8	2-0
8	Moffat County	11-2	42	7	2-0
9	Lamar	11-3	23	10	1-0
10	La Junta	12-3	16	–	1-1
Others receiving votes:
Liberty Common 7, Grand Valley 5, Brush 4, Trinidad 3, Middle Park 2, Monte Vista 2, Bennett 1, Faith Christian 1, Olathe 1.
Dropped out
Monte Vista (9).

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Yuma (13)	13-1	147	1	2-0
2	Paonia (2)	12-1	136	2	1-0
3	Cedaredge	13-1	107	3	2-0
4	Wray	9-3	99	5	2-0
5	Haxtun	11-2	82	8	3-0
6	Akron	11-3	57	4	1-1
7	Soroco	13-2	52	6	2-1
8	Ignacio	9-3	41	10	2-0
9	Kiowa	11-2	28	–	2-0
10	West Grand	12-2	22	9	0-1
Others receiving votes:
Swink 12, Ellicott 10, Highland 8, Simla 7, Burlington 3, Del Norte 3, Evangelical Christian 3, Lyons 3, Sargent 2, Clear Creek 1, Sanford 1, Vail Christian 1.
Dropped out
Highland (7).

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sangre De Cristo (8)	10-0	97	1	2-0
2	Kit Carson (2)	14-0	90	2	2-0
3	Idalia	12-1	80	4	2-0
4	South Baca	12-1	64	5	1-0
5	Heritage Christian	13-0	54	7	2-0
6	Jim Elliot	12-0	46	6	1-0
7	Fleming	12-1	33	3	1-1
8	Briggsdale	12-2	31	–	1-0
9	Norwood	12-1	22	–	1-0
10	Kim	11-2	20	8	1-0
Others receiving votes:
McClave 8, Prairie 4, Otis 1.
Dropped out
Otis (9), McClave (10).