The 2019 all-state boys cross country teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

The athletes who won championships at their classification were named runner of the year.

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Class 2A

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Runner of the year: Isaac Roberts, Lyons
Coach of the year: Mark Roberts, Lyons

Honorable mention: Nigel Cortright, Senior, Sargent; Gavin Field, Senior, Golden View Classical Acad; Adani Hassan, Sophomore, Lotus School for Excellence; Edgar Hernandez, Sophomore, Mancos; Fabian Jimenez, Junior, Lake County; Riley Kenison, Junior, Sargent; Conner Lenhard, Senior, Lake County; Caden Miller, Freshman, Rocky Ford; Kelsey Montague, Senior, Peyton; Jack Nauman, Freshman, Heritage Christian Academy; Nick Partain, Senior, Heritage Christian Academy; Conner Price, Junior, Byers; Joel Schluessler, Junior, Peyton; Cole Thomas, Freshman, Lyons; Jonas Van Zweden, Junior, Golden View Classical Acad; Omar Wissar, Junior, Ellicott.

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Class 3A

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Runner of the year: Mason Norman, Classical Academy
Coach of the year: Brett Shanklin, Frontier Academy

Honorable mention: Adam Ambuul, Senior, Classical Academy; Christian Baca, Senior, Frontier Academy; Preston Fagerlin, Junior, Resurrection Christian; Abuzaid Fanning, Freshman, Frontier Academy; Ryan Flaherty, Sophomore, Classical Academy; Eli Greenslit, Junior, Berthoud; Walt Jones, Senior, Colorado Academy; Ryan Kuykendall, Junior, Peak to Peak; Bean Minor, Senior, Salida; Will Moore, Sophomore, Classical Academy; Wyatt Mortenson, Junior, Moffat County; Ibrohim Nosirov, Senior, SkyView Academy; Will Scavuzzo, Senior, SkyView Academy; Zeb Shields, Junior, Bayfield; Chandler Wilburn, Freshman, Classical Academy; Elijah Wilcox, Sophomore, Salida.

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Class 4A

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Runner of the year: Cruz Culpepper, Niwot
Coach of the year: Kelly Christensen, Niwot

Honorable mention: Keegan Caldwell, Junior, Mead; Zinabu Engstrom, Sophomore, Coronado; Hermon Gebrehiwat, Sophomore, Greeley Central; Sean Graff, Junior, Montrose; Ben Hayes-Lemmon, Senior, Coronado; Joey Hendershot, Sophomore, Niwot; Joaquin Herrera, Junior, Niwot; Nick Huger, Sophomore, Cheyenne Mountain; Hans Larson, Senior, Palmer Ridge; Alex Maline, Junior, Air Academy; Connor McCormick, Sophomore, Longmont; Logan Moore, Senior, Durango; Grayden Rauba, Junior, Niwot; Bryce Reeburgh, Sophomore, Golden; Dominykas Remeikis, Freshman, Summit; Jackson Shorten, Sophomore, Mountain View.

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Class 5A

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Runner of the year: Cole Sprout, Valor Christian
Coach of the year: Mark Stenbeck, Dakota Ridge

Honorable mention: Michael Beck, Junior, Heritage; Grant Bradley, Junior, Overland; Ben Conlin, Junior, Rampart; Kevin Conlon, Senior, Fort Collins; Will Daley, Senior, Denver East; Wiley Feiger, Senior, Fairview; James Gregory, Senior, Fort Collins; Lukas Haug, Junior, Boulder; Davis Helmerich, Senior, Mountain Vista; Parker Lee, Senior, Legacy; Ryan Montera, Junior, Legacy; Ben Piegat, Senior, Dakota Ridge; Edward Rush, Junior, Castle View; Luke Sundberg, Senior, Valor Christian; James Thomas, Junior, Broomfield; Harrison Witt, Junior, Mountain Vista.

The 2017 all-state boys cross country teams are presented by CHSAANow.com, ColoradoPreps.com and MaxPreps.

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

The athletes who won championships at their classification were named runner of the year.

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Class 2A

Runner of the year: Benjamin Kelley, Soroco
Coach of the year: Mark Roberts, Lyons

Honorable mention: Isaiah Bowsher, Senior, Heritage Christian Academy; Josiah Bowsher, Senior, Heritage Christian Academy; Keaton Case, Junior, Heritage Christian Academy; Wesley Davies, Junior, Clear Creek; Phillip Hufman, Junior, Dolores; Colton Jonjak-Plahn, Junior, Lyons; Jake McKie, Senior, Mancos; Landon Milbrath, Senior, Lyons; Ethan Reschke, Senior, Sargent; Sam Rodriguez, Senior, Hotchkiss; Andre Stablein, Sophomore, Front Range Christian; Simon Stone, Sophomore, Lyons; Will Swenson, Junior, Colorado Rocky Mountain.

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Class 3A

Runner of the year: Mason Norman, Classical Academy
Coach of the year: Alan Versaw, The Classical Academy

Honorable mention: Macklin Brockmeyer, Junior, Faith Christian; Ryan Butler, Senior, SkyView Academy; Elijah DeLaCerda, Junior, Alamosa; Jacob Doman, Senior, Liberty Commons; Christian Fagerlin, Senior, Resurrection Christian; James Jessep, Freshman, Stargate High School; Canaan Lamberth, Senior, Classical Academy; William Ledden, Sophomore, Peak to Peak; Campbell McDonough, Senior, Faith Christian; Jimmy Scavuzzo, Senior, SkyView Academy.

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Class 4A

Runner of the year: Cole Sprout, Valor Christian
Coach of the year: Rob Collins, Palmer Ridge

Honorable mention: Noah Bodewes, Junior, Durango; Cooper Brown, Junior, Centaurus; Eliott Cassidy, Senior, Silver Creek; Aidan Fitzgerald, Junior, Durango; Evan Graff, Junior, Montrose; Maxwell Herebic, Senior, Palmer Ridge; Alex Hooten, Senior, Centaurus; Justin McDaniel, Senior, Mead; Kieran Nay, Senior, Palmer Ridge; Torey Puckett, Junior, Centaurus; Dylan Schubert, Sophomore, Thompson Valley; Logan Simington, Senior, Silver Creek; Jonathan Woolf, Senior, Palmer Ridge.

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Class 5A

Runner of the year: Charlie Perry, Monarch
Coach of the year: Jonathan Dalby, Mountain Vista

Honorable mention: Jacob Dewey, Senior, Rampart; Chase Dornbusch, Senior, Lakewood; Caden Foster, Senior, Mountain Vista; Blake Hubert, Senior, Fossil Ridge; Drew Johnson, Senior, Chatfield; Yonatan Kefle, Junior, Denver South; Parker Mackay, Senior, Mountain Vista; Hayden Martinez, Junior, Doherty; Jack O’Sullivan, Sophomore, Mountain Vista; Ethan Rouse, Junior, Mountain Vista; Isaac Russo, Senior, Monarch; Jack Shore, Senior, Fort Collins; Afeworki Zeru, Senior, Rampart.

Don’t tell Bayfield they were the No. 28 team in this years 3A boys state basketball tournament.

The Wolverines squeaked into this year’s field of 32 teams and were placed near the bottom of the pecking order. But it was they who had the last laugh Friday night. Their reward for making the tournament was to travel to No. 5 overall seed The Pinnacle.

Challenge accepted.

And when it was over and done with, the Timberwolves never stood a chance. The Wolverines pulled the 3A upset of the night with a 75-54 win to advance to the Sweet 16 where they’ll face Eaton.

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(4) Manitou Springs 47, (29) Jefferson Academy 28

This was anything but a cakewalk for the favored Mustangs. In the second quarter they were facing a 17-0 deficit, but would eventually light their fuse and go on a 47-11 run to end the game.

Sophomore Shelby Megyeri paced the Mustangs with 14 points on the night, 12 of them coming in the second half.

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(22) Brush 52, (11) Kent Denver 50

The Sun Devils found themselves down by two, but had the ball with under 10 seconds to go. They couldn’t convert on the possession and the Beetdiggers advanced to the Sweet 16.

They’ll face Sterling on Saturday where it will be the fourth matchup between the two teams this year.

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(25) Liberty Common 67, (8) Bennett 51

Liberty common took the court for their first ever playoff game at the 3A level Friday night. They didn’t disappoint their supporters or themselves as they convincingly knocked off Bennett to advance to the Sweet 16.

Halley Milkos scored a team-high 25 points and Kayla Rhoads added 21 of her own to help the Eagles advance to the next round.

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More boys results:

BRACKET

• (1) Faith Christian 69 (32) Liberty Common 39
• (16) Pagosa Springs 74 (17) Sheridan 65
• (8) Moffat County 83 (25) DSST Stapleton 58
• (9) Jefferson Academy 63 (24) University 50
• (12) Eaton 57 (21) Ridge View Academy 47
• (4) Colorado Academy 62 (29) Florence 46
• (13) St. Mary’s 62 (20) Frontier Academy 51
• (2) CSCS 66 (31) Bruce Randolph 30
• (18) DSST Green Valley Ranch 51 (15) Roaring Fork 36
• (7) Alamosa 60 (26) Coal Ridge 29
• (10) Grand Valley 81 (23) Manitou Springs 70
• (6) Sterling 71 (27) The Academy 40
• (3) Lutheran 54 (30) La Junta 38
• (19) Bennett 59 (14) Buena Vista 57

More girls results:

BRACKET

• (1) Sterling 92 (32) Aurora West 18
• (16) Lamar 29 (17) The Academy 25
• (9) St. Mary’s 39 (24) Grand Valley 37
• (5) Eaton 81 (28) Sheridan 40
• (12) Faith Christian 53 (21) Brush 44
• (13) Valley 54 (20) Coal Ridge 38
• (2) Pagosa Springs 49 (31) Arrupe Jesuit 14
• (18) Colorado Academy 46 (15) Salida 38
• (7) Olathe 51 (26) Alamosa 27
• (10) Centauri 57 (23) Middle Park 30
• (6) Moffat County 67 (27) Buena Vista 53
• (11) Bishop Machebeuf 66 (22) The Pinnacle 52
• (3) Lutheran 81 (30) Eagle Ridge Academy 17
• (14) Trinidad 48 (19) Platte Valley 45

Thornton is the only new face in this week’s Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com 5A boys cross country poll.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com Boys Polls

Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org.

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

Pueblo West is the new No. 1 team in the Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com boys cross country rankings for 4A.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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Colorado Track XC/CHSAANow.com Boys Polls

Voted upon by coaches and media members around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org.

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