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All-state girls track & field teams for Season D

The Season D 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

(Tim Bourke/TimBourke.com)

Athlete of the year: Riley Stewart, Cherry Creek

Coach of the year: Brian Kula, Valor Christian

First Team
Name School Year Event(s)
Kylie Bahr Valor Christian Junior 300 hurdles, 4×400
Shelby Balding Cherry Creek Junior 4×800
Fabiola Belibi Regis Jesuit Junior Long jump
Jordan Blankenship Valor Christian Freshman 4×400
Kajsa Borrman Loveland Junior Discus
Kinsey Christianson Cherry Creek Junior 4×800
Saniya Craft Grandview Senior 4×200, sprint medley
Amber Davis Grandview Senior 4×200, sprint medley
Reese Dragovich Valor Christian Senior 4×400
McKenzie Droughns Grandview Sophomore Sprint medley
Elizabeth Johnson Denver East Junior 4×100
Mina Khadem Denver East Junior 4×100
Michelle McDonald Denver East Senior 4×100
Brooke Naughton Fort Collins Junior High jump
Lilly Nichols Broomfield Freshman Pole vault
Melody Nwagwu Grandview Senior Triple jump
Amanda Opp Lakewood Senior Shot put
Camille Peisner Valor Christian Senior 100m, 200m, 4×400
Addison Price Cherry Creek Sophomore 4×800
Kyairra Reigh Denver East Senior 400m, 4×100
Ava Robinson Grandview Sophomore 4×200
Molly Skurcenski Grandview Junior 4×200, sprint medley
Riley Stewart Cherry Creek Junior 800m, 1,600m, 3,200m, 4×800
Zeaniah Wedgeworth Overland Senior 100 hurdles

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Class 4A

Track and field state championships

(Kevin McNearny)

Athlete of the year: Lucca Fulkerson, Niwot

Coach of the year: Maurice Henriques, Niwot

First Team
Name School Year Event(s)
Kathryn Carroll Niwot Junior 4×100, 4×200
Jahzara Davis Sand Creek Senior 100 hurdles
Geneva-Grace Douillard Niwot Senior 4×400, sprint medley
Agur Dwol Mullen Junior Long jump, triple jump
Lucca Fulkerson Niwot Senior 3,200m, 4×800
Margaret Gillett Niwot Sophomore 4×100, 4×200
Annabelle Huddle Niwot Senior Sprint medley
Taylor James Niwot Senior 200m, 400m, 4×100, 4×200
Megan Kelleghan Silver Creek Sophomore Pole vault
Giavonna Meeks Northfield Junior Discus
Bethany Michalak Air Academy Freshman 1,600m
Bahati Nabindu Skyview Senior Shot put
Kimora Northrup Niwot Sophomore 300 hurdles, 4×100, 4×200
Shayla Padilla Pueblo West Senior High jump
Mia Prok Niwot Freshman 4×800
Julia Rudolph Niwot Freshman 4×400, sprint medley
Kaleah Ruff Mullen Senior 100m
Madison Shults Niwot Sophomore 800m, 4×400, 4×800
Stella Vieth Niwot Junior 4×400, 4×800, sprint medley

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Class 3A

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

Athlete of the year: Peyton Garrison, Coal Ridge

Coach of the year: Ben Kirk, Coal Ridge

First Team
Name School Year Event(s)
Catelyn Adams Eaton Senior Sprint medley
Valarie Allen Sterling Senior Triple jump
Allison Beasley Peak to Peak Senior 3,200m
Jackie Camunez Coal Ridge Sophomore 4×400
Mikayla Cheney Coal Ridge Sophomore 800m, 4×400
Paige Farnam Berthoud Freshman 4×800
Peyton Garrison Coal Ridge Junior 100m, 200m, 400m, 4×400
Sierra Haberman Jefferson Academy Junior High jump
Halle Hamilton Moffat County Junior 4×200
Logan Haugestuen Liberty Common Sophomore 100 hurdles, 4×100
Skylar Hawk Holy Family Junior 300 hurdles
Emma Jones Moffat County Junior 4×200
Gigi Jurgens Liberty Common Junior 4×100
Olivia Krueger Berthoud Junior 4×800
Katelyn Maley Basalt Sophomore 1,600m
Lily Morrison Liberty Common Junior 4×100
Ally Padilla Berthoud Junior 4×800
Emaleigh Papierski Moffat County Senior 4×200
Andie Rasmussen Eaton Freshman Sprint medley
Aaliyah Robinson Jefferson Academy Senior Long jump
Madison Robson Eaton Sophomore Sprint medley
Sadie Smilanich Moffat County Sophomore 4×200
Natalie Smythe Coal Ridge Junior 4×400
Alexandria Tice Lamar Junior Shot put, discus
Allyson Weichel Eaton Junior Sprint medley
Jaycee Williams Berthoud Freshman 4×800
Anna Willis The Classical Academy Freshman Pole vault
Katie Wrona Liberty Common Junior 4×100

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Class 2A

Track and field state championships 2021

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

Athlete of the year: Eboselulu Omofoma, Dayspring Christian

Coach of the year: Kirby Henderson, Cedaredge

First Team
Name School Year Event(s)
Ellison Black Cedaredge Senior 4×400
Jordan Burnett South Park Senior 200m, 400m
Isabel Case Colorado Springs Christian Junior 800m
Spencer Cheek Wray Senior 4×800
Eowyn Dalbec Peyton Junior 1,600m
Mayra Diaz Wray Junior 4×800
Aspen Furubotten Cedaredge Senior 4×100, 4×400
Karley Godsey Wray Junior 4×800
Madison Godsey Wray Senior 4×800
Hannah Grover Platte Canyon Junior Pole vault
Baylee Harris Cedaredge Senior 4×100, 4×200, sprint medley
Kammie Henderson Cedaredge Senior 4×200
Lauren Herman Holyoke Junior Discus
Mikayla Hutchison Banning Lewis Senior 100m
Megan Jenkins Cedaredge Junior 300 hurdles, 4×400
Correy Koellner Holyoke Junior Shot put
Kimmy Milholland Cedaredge Senior 4×100, sprint medley
Bailey Nelson Cedaredge Junior 4×100, 4×200, sprint medley
Eboselulu Omofoma Dayspring Christian Freshman 100 hurdles, high jump
Alison Rajzer Hayden Junior Triple jump
Zaila Smith Buena Vista Sophomore 3,200m
Kylee Terry Cedaredge Sophomore 4×200, 4×400, sprint medley
Hannah Turpin St. Mary’s Sophomore Long jump

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Class 1A

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

Athlete of the year: Alivia Weathers, Lone Star

Coach of the year: Joe Packard, Heritage Christian

First Team
Name School Year Event(s)
Payton Arbuthnot Springfield Senior 4×200, sprint medley
Taysa Conger Merino Junior 400m, 4×400
Aliyah Engle Haxtun Sophomore 4×100
Tobi Erickson Merino Sophomore 4×400
Cassidy Goddard Haxtun Freshman 4×100
Maggie Haase Eads Sophomore High jump
Avery Hughes Heritage Christian Sophomore 4×800
Olivia Lay Elbert Senior Discus
Lainee Leathers Springfield Freshman 4×200, sprint medley
Juliana Lundy Heritage Christian Freshman 4×800
Alayah Meltabarger Springfield Junior 4×200, sprint medley
Avery Palmgren Sangre de Cristo Senior 100m, 200m, long jump
Lily Ryles Merino Junior 4×400
Taylor Schram Haxtun Junior 4×100
Sophia Schuemann Heritage Christian Senior 4×800
Ainsley Stanton Heritage Christian Freshman 1,600m, 3,200m, 4×800
Colby Stoker Eads Senior Shot put
Allie Thompson Haxtun Junior 4×100
Amanda Thorpe Merino Junior 4×400
Alivia Weathers Lone Star Junior 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles, pole vault, triple jump
Brakelle Westphal Springfield Sophomore 800m, 4×200, sprint medley

Girls track: Recapping some of the best performances from Day 3 at the state meet

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

LAKEWOOD – A steady rain forced Taylor James to rush in packing up her belongings on the infield at Jefferson County Stadium on Saturday afternoon, and it caused her to get soaked as she conducted post-race interviews.

The moisture did not, however, dampen her spirits as the Niwot senior closed one of the most remarkable track and field careers in Colorado history.

James won two more state titles on Saturday, leading Niwot to one of the most dominating team performances in state history.

“That hasn’t quite sunken in yet,” she said of knowing her high school career has come to a close. “Definitely I’m gonna miss the state meet, Jeffco Stadium, the crowd and what an amazing meet the organizers put on. It’s tough for sure, but I’ve still got things to look forward to.”

The Stanford-bound star has a bright future, but put together another memorable performance this weekend.

On Saturday, James won the 200-meter dash (24.61 seconds), the 400-meter dash (54.69) and anchored the Cougars to a win in the 400-meter relay (48.30). She helped them to a win and meet record in the 800-meter relay on Friday.

James closed her three-year career (she didn’t get a 2020 season because of the COVID-19 pandemic) with 10 state titles in the 12 events she competed. She placed first in the last nine state events she ran, including going 4-for-4 in 2019 and this year.

James ranks not only among the greatest in Niwot history – along with Griffin Matthew, Elise Cranny and others – but in state history.

“Yeah, it’s definitely very exciting,” she said. “I do try to take time to reflect a little bit. Sometimes I can be a little hard on myself, so I try to think back to a lot of my best races and I love the feeling of coming across the line first for sure. I’m a very competitive person in nature. But my goal orientation is always about what my team wants me to do.”

With James leading the way, the Cougars scored a stunning 183 team points to beat second-place Mullen (48) by 135.

In addition to James on Saturday, the Cougars got an individual title from sophomore Kimora Northrup in the 300 hurdles (43.78 seconds) and two more championships in relays. Niwot won the 400 relay and 1,600 relay on Saturday, completing a sweep of the five girls relays.

Niwot won its second consecutive team title after finishing as runner-up in James’ freshman year, 2018.

“It means everything,” James said of the team crown. “All these girls have been working so hard, battling their own battles, but yet coming to practice every single day for their teammates. I’m so excited to stand on the podium with all of them because I’m so proud of them. I know the coaches are proud of them. As a team leader, appointed team captain, it means a lot to see them all kind of grow and mature and everybody running so well.”

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Class 5A

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

When this season began, Valor Christian senior Camille Peisner wasn’t sure she’d make it to the state meet. On Saturday, she was a three-time champion.

Peisner won the 100 meters with a time of 11.88 seconds and then narrowly won the 200 meters in 23.92 seconds. Denver East’s Kyairra Reigh was just .01 of a second behind Peisner.

“It’s so exciting,” said Peisner, who added a second-place finish in the 400 meters and helped the Eagles to a victory in the 1,600-meter relay (3:52.92 seconds). “This was a comeback season for me. I started in the hospital, so I was just surprised to get the (100 and 200) and I can’t complain about the 400.”

Peisner got appendicitis this spring and then had some complications that kept her in the hospital for about five days.

“At that point I was like, ‘Hopefully I can even make it to the state track meet,’” she said. “I’m just thankful to be here let alone get the win.”

Peisner, who won three relay titles with the Eagles earlier in her career, was runner-up in the 400 in 2019 and third in the 200. Her performance this weekend, however, helped Valor Christian to the team title, with 130.50 points (Grandview was second, with 83.5).

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

“I don’t know about other teams, but last year with the COVID season, we were still working out on our own every day, whether if it was in our garage or driveways or something like that,” she said. “Coming back and seeing all that work come to fruition is really rewarding.”

Cherry Creek junior Riley Stewart capped a remarkable weekend with a victory in the 1,600 meters. Stewart, who set the Colorado prep record with a time of 4:44.13 earlier this year, came up just short of that mark, but did establish a new 5A state meet record, crossing the line in 4:45.96.

Stewart swept her three individual races this weekend, also taking titles in the 800 meters and 3,200 meters. In addition, she helped the Bruins to a win in the 3,200-meter relay.

“It’s amazing,” Stewart said. “The whole weekend has been so fun and to finish it on this high note, I’m so excited.

While Reigh lost the 200 meter final to Peisner, the Denver East star did win the 400 meters, in a time of 53.27 seconds. She also helped the Angels win the 400-meter relay, in 47.72 seconds.

In other events Saturday, Overland senior Zeaniah Wedgeworth won the 100-meter hurdles (14.36); Valor Christian junior Kylie Bahr won the 300 hurdles (42.93); Loveland junior Kajsa Borrman won the discus (145-10); and freshman Lilly Nichols of Broomfield won the pole vault (12-0).

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

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Class 4A

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

While James and Niwot dominated the team race, Mullen had a great meet, as well. The Mustangs finished second in the team race, led by junior Agur Dwol and senior Kaleah Ruff.

Dwol, who won the long jump on Thursday, easily won the triple jump on Saturday with a leap of 40 feet, 9 inches. Ruff was beaten out by James in the 200, but won the 100 meters, in 12.03 seconds. She lost the 100 meters by .03 of a second in 2019.

“It was well deserved,” Ruff said of the first state title of her career. “I’ve been working for two years to run a good time and to win state, so it felt really nice.”

Ruff said the strong team showing meant a lot because the Mustangs didn’t bring a large contingent to Jeffco Stadium.

“It’s been really amazing because we only have seven girls right now at state compared to most schools,” she said. “I love all my girls and we’re doing the very best we can, putting 100 percent into our races and we’re seeing good results from it.”

Also on Saturday, Bethany Michalak of Air Academy won the 1,600 (4:55.01) by just .07 of a second over Niwot’s Lucca Fulkerson; and Sand Creek senior Jahzara Davis won the 100 hurdles (14.62).

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Class 3A

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

Coal Ridge won the first team title in its history, outlasting Liberty Common, 111-80. And, it was junior Peyton Garrison who was the star for the Titans.

Garrison swept the sprints, winning in the 100 meters (12.38 seconds), 200 (25.02) and 400 (56.23). She also capped her day by helping the Titans win the 1,600-meter relay in 4:01.78.

“It’s exciting. It really is,” she said after winning her three sprints. “My freshman year I didn’t win and I thought I was going to, but I came in this year a little more confident. I’m proud of where I came.”

In 2019, Garrison was third in the 200 and fourth in the 100.

“My times have been increasing ever since freshman year and I’ve been working really hard to get where I am,” she said.

Elsewhere on Saturday, Logan Haugestuen of Liberty Common won the 100 hurdles in 15.9 seconds and helped her team win the 400-meter relay (48.98); Alexandria Tice of Lamar won the discus (125-0); Basalt’s Katelyn Maley won the 1,600 meters (5:01.10); Holy Family’s Skylar Hawk won the 300 hurdles (46.05); and Sterling’s Valarie Allen won the triple jump (36-6).

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

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Class 2A

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

Despite some sore legs on Friday, South Park senior Jordan Burnett made sure the final meet of her prep career was a memorable one.

On Saturday, she won the 200 meters (25.29 seconds) and the 400 meters (56.91) for the first state titles of her career. She also finished second in the 100 meters, behind Mikayla Hutchison of Banning Lewis. Hutchison had a time of 12.53, while Burnett was 0.09 behind.

“It was so much fun,” Burnett said. “It was great. I didn’t know what to expect. My legs were a little sore yesterday even, so today I was just like it’s for fun; we’re just going to go out and give it everything we’ve got and it was so much fun.”

Cedaredge won the team title, 87-53 over second-place Banning Lewis Academy.

The Bruins dominated all weekend in relays and won two more on Saturday, taking the 400 relay (52.17) and the 1,600 relay (4:13.43). Megan Jenkins also won a title in the 300 hurdles (46.20)

Dayspring Christian freshman Eboselulu Omofoma was a two-time champion. After winning the high jump on Thursday, she came and won the 100 hurdles on Saturday (15.41 seconds).

In other Saturday finals, Peyton’s Eowyn Dalbec won the 1,600 meters (5:24.65); Holyoke’s Correy Koellner won the shot put (38-8.25); and Hannah Turpin of St. Mary’s won the long jump (16-11.75).

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Class 1A

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

Heritage Christian cruised to the team title – the third in program history and first since 2016 – and freshman Ainsley Stanton played a starring role.

On Saturday, Stanton easily won the 1,600 meters, her time of 5:4377 beating the field by nearly six seconds. It was the third title in three events this weekend for the freshman, who also won the 3,200 meters and helped the Eagles win the 3200 relay.

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

“I’m really excited,” Stanton said. “I wasn’t really expecting it. The mile was the one I was most nervous for. I’m pumped.”

Adding a team title made the weekend even sweeter.

“It’s amazing,” Stanton said. “My team is great and I think we’ve worked really hard for it.”

Individually, nobody had a better meet in Class 1A than Alivia Weathers of Lone Star. The junior went 4-for-4 on the weekend, including a pair of titles on Saturday in the 100 hurdles (16.5 seconds) and the 300 hurdles (48.15). She also won the pole vault and triple jump.

Sangre de Cristo senior Avery Palmgren had a big day, winning three individual state titles. She started her day with a leap of 17 feet, 1.75 inches to win the long jump. Then, she cruised to the win in the 100 meters (13.14 seconds) and added a title in the 200 meters (27.24)

Other champions on Saturday included Eads senior Colby Stoker in the shot put (38 feet, 2 inches); Merino junior Taysa Conger in the 400 meters (1:01.91); Haxtun won the 400-meter relay (54.04); and Merino won the 1,600 relay (4:23.96).

Track and field state championships

(Brad Cochi/CHSAANow)

Photos: Liberty Bell track & field

Photos from the Liberty Bell track and field meet.

Class 5A regional tennis results & qualifiers

Results from the 2021 Class 5A girls tennis regionals, which includes info on who has qualified for the state championships.

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Region 1
Position Place School Name
1 Singles 1st Cherry Creek Jacque Pearsall
1 Singles 2nd Boulder Lily Chitambar
1 Singles Alt Columbine Anja Delzell
2 Singles 1st Cherry Creek Lorena Cedeno
2 Singles 2nd Northglenn Makayla Clemons
2 Singles Alt Columbine Claudia Wilson
3 Singles 1st Cherry Creek Anika Shama
3 Singles 2nd Boulder Lucie Paul
3 Singles Alt Columbine Lauren Laing
1 Doubles 1st Cherry Creek Eliza Hill & Nicole Hill
1 Doubles 2nd Columbine Liz Gentry & Liz Phillips
1 Doubles Alt Legend Alina Mali & Izabel Uranzorig
2 Doubles 1st Cherry Creek Hailey Mackiernan & Anna Fusaris
2 Doubles 2nd Boulder Mara Nguyen & Mahima Gurung
2 Doubles Alt Columbine Addi Burns & Sophie Drager
3 doubles 1st Cherry Creek Victoria Moldovan & Jisele Boker
3 Doubles 2nd Legend Ella Huston & Taylor Eddy
3 Doubles Alt Columbine Eve Allin & Giana Akins
4 Doubles 1st Cherry Creek Ella Barclay & Vivienne Bersin
4 Doubles 2nd Columbine Ashleigh Rhyner & Makenna Schneider
4 Doubles Alt Legend Ellie Odau & Caitlin Martimer
Region 2
Position Place School Name
1 Singles 1st Fairview Alexis Bernthal
1 Singles 2nd Valor Christian Tatum Thurstone
1 Singles Alt Grandview Halia Pena
2 Singles 1st Fairview Natalie Stone
2 Singles 2nd Valor Christian Madeline Trentovich
2 Singles Alt ThunderRidge Alaina DeVille
3 Singles 1st Fairview Quinn Bernthal
3 Singles 2nd ThunderRidge Summer Nash
3 Singles Alt Valor Christian Emme Warburton
1 Doubles 1st Fairview Virginai Gomulka & Elizabeth Roth
1 Doubles 2nd Valor Christian Amelia Wenger & Stevie Vigil
1 Doubles Alt ThunderRidge Paige Colmenter & Kelsey Wheeler
2 Doubles 1st Fairview Jane Roth & Maya Brakhage
2 Doubles 2nd Valor Christian Hannah Schumaker & Liliana Tarud
2 Doubles Alt ThunderRidge Rileigh Chatwin & Taylor Queen
3 doubles 1st Fairview Mia Grayson & Emily Hao
3 Doubles 2nd Valor Christian Morgan Smith & Hailey Zimmerman
3 Doubles Alt Grandview Grace Kirkpatrick & Samira Mickelson
4 Doubles 1st Fairview Rose Aweida & Lilian Ma
4 Doubles 2nd Valor Christian Libby Schott & Annika Riley
4 Doubles Alt ThunderRidge Izzie Markham & Alayna Cooper
Region 3
Position Place School Name
1 Singles 1st Legacy Elieen Tran
1 Singles 2nd Denver East Kari Leach
1 Singles Alt Castle View MaKensie Pago
2 Singles 1st Legacy Lily Kasic
2 Singles 2nd Castle View Eleanor McGovern
2 Singles Alt Denver East Izzy Massena
3 Singles 1st Legacy Fabi Alvarez
3 Singles 2nd Castle View Eliana LaClare
3 Singles Alt Hinkley Michelle Gallardo
1 Doubles 1st Legacy Gracie Stapleton & Megan Mari
1 Doubles 2nd Denver East Liesel Wilkinson & Abby Uhl
1 Doubles Alt Castle View Maddie Mundy & Megan Mundy
2 Doubles 1st Denver East Riley Robinson & Bridget Berzins
2 Doubles 2nd Legacy Emma Nguyen & Aisha Prasad
2 Doubles Alt Castle View Saude Aldredge & Quinlan Hartmeister
3 Doubles 1st Legacy Kate Tsai & Ava Klein
3 Doubles 2nd Denver East Emily Cha & Ellie Seccombe
3 Doubles Alt Castle View Adriana Bell & Katelyn Freeman
4 Doubles 1st Denver East Alexa MacDonald & Kate Crimmins
4 Doubles 2nd Legacy Kody Vu & Emily Smith
4 Doubles Alt Castle View Katie Tsuchimoto & Kianna Coxe
Region 4
Position Place School Name
1 Singles 1st Fossil Ridge Makenna Collins
1 Singles 2nd Chaparral Annie Hartman
1 Singles Alt Cherokee Trail Amrita Keishiker
2 Singles 1st Fossil Ridge Ashley Treat
2 Singles 2nd Cherokee Trail Arzoo Aggarwai
2 Singles Alt Arvada West Kalissa Martinez
3 Singles 1st Cherokee Trail Mariana Matos
3 Singles 2nd Fossil Ridge Elle Sowitch
3 Singles Alt Chaparral Sydney Woods
1 Doubles 1st Fossil Ridge Julia Scimeca & Audrey Stefansky
1 Doubles 2nd Cherokee Trail Matali Desai & Risha Goel
1 Doubles Alt Rocky Mountain Lenoire Lawing & Ashley Morris
2 Doubles 1st Fossil Ridge Gabi Sampaio & Kate Davis
2 Doubles 2nd Chaparral Sage Arias & Grace Sjaastad
2 Doubles Alt Rocky Mountain Nora Johnson & Janey Dunn
3 doubles 1st Fossil Ridge Becca Fahrner & Devree VanTassell
3 Doubles 2nd Rocky Mountain Sammy Harvey & Izzy Paduska
3 Doubles Alt Cherokee Trail Trisha Tyagi & Tanya Tyagi
4 Doubles 1st Fossil Ridge Kate Sollenberger & Avery Mackenzie
4 Doubles 2nd Cherokee Trail Naomi Kiess & Elizabeth Lim
4 Doubles Alt Rocky Mountain Izzy Kinder & Jessica Robinson
Region 5
Position Place School Name
1 Singles 1st Mountain Vista Lauren Hayes
1 Singles 2nd Arapahoe Julia Rydel
1 Singles Alt Fountain-Fort Carson Run Koak
2 Singles 1st Mountain Vista Elizabeth Probest
2 Singles 2nd Arapahoe Ashley Attai
2 Singles Alt Monarch Shree Vegesna
3 Singles 1st Mountain Vista Olivia Ivankoe
3 Singles 2nd Arapahoe Margaux Dufrene
3 Singles Alt Monarch Elizabeth Maxfield
1 Doubles 1st Arapahoe Grace Franzen & Marisa Williams
1 Doubles 2nd Mountain Vista Rachal Fry & Peyton Hostelley
1 Doubles Alt Monarch Jamie Byther & Meghona Kumar
2 Doubles 1st Mountain Vista Allison Pruitt & Sahithi Mathukumilli
2 Doubles 2nd Arapahoe Brook Tilghman & Addie Fisk
2 Doubles Alt Monarch Julia Bethune & Lindsey Igler
3 doubles 1st Mountain Vista Sofia Urosevich & Bri Underwood
3 Doubles 2nd Arapahoe Ali Taliaiaferro & Aliya Fiske
3 Doubles Alt Monarch Niamh Heaney & Maddie Devendokf
4 Doubles 1st Mountain Vista Ellie Crockett & Aly Callister
4 Doubles 2nd Arapahoe Maddie Malcom & Kate Plisko
4 Doubles Alt Monarch Langley Nakoi & Carly Gunning
Region 6
Position Place School Name
1 Singles 1st Chatfield Mikaela Mueller
1 Singles 2nd Fort Collins Alyssa Kawakami
1 Singles Alt
2 Singles 1st Lakewood Mikaela Haas
2 Singles 2nd Chatfield Wesley Sternberg
2 Singles Alt
3 Singles 1st Fort Collins Evy Sadeh
3 Singles 2nd Regis Jesuit Madison Wei
3 Singles Alt
1 Doubles 1st Regis Jesuit Ella Sherveny & Tara Connolly
1 Doubles 2nd Fort Collins Leah Byrne & Claire Potter
1 Doubles Alt
2 Doubles 1st Chatfield Maria Seybert & Cameron Sternberg
2 Doubles 2nd Regis Jesuit Ally Gosser & Paige Wolf
2 Doubles Alt
3 doubles 1st Regis Jesuit Madeline Roper & Mary Clare Watts
3 Doubles 2nd Chatfield Kennedy Solheim & Hannah Zinevich
3 Doubles Alt
4 Doubles 1st Chatfield Gracie Donovan & Izzie Thompson
4 Doubles 2nd Regis Jesuit Stella Fitzgerald & Lucy Filippini
4 Doubles Alt
Region 7
Position Place School Name
1 Singles 1st Poudre Avery Hickman
1 Singles 2nd Ralston Valley Ally Lowe
1 Singles Alt Rock Canyon Peyton Howey
2 Singles 1st Poudre Chloe Knape
2 Singles 2nd Ralston Valley Paige Beauchamp
2 Singles Alt Rock Canyon Megan Clason
3 Singles 1st Ralston Valley Samantha Sedillo
3 Singles 2nd Poudre Emma Basta
3 Singles Alt Rock Canyon Riley Lanziner
1 Doubles 1st Ralston Valley Sarah Scherff & Melody Koskella
1 Doubles 2nd Poudre Gretta Hoeven & Ai Li George
1 Doubles Alt Rock Canyon Hannah Marchant & Kate Fehr
2 Doubles 1st Poudre Ally Meland & Madeleine Colbert
2 Doubles 2nd Ralston Valley Lindsay Muilenburg & Parker Lucas
2 Doubles Alt Rock Canyon Sydney Quam & Lexie Stolley
3 doubles 1st Poudre Lauren Volk & Emma Clay
3 Doubles 2nd Ralston Valley Taylor Scherff & Alex McDaniel
3 Doubles Alt Rock Canyon Riley Koldyke & Gigi Spath
4 Doubles 1st Ralston Valley Zoey Prokopyschyn & Drew Felderman
4 Doubles 2nd Poudre Evenlyn Hoeven & Jasmine Cheng
4 Doubles Alt Rock Canyon Peyton Maurer & Remy Arnold
Region 8
Position Place School Name
1 Singles 1st Smoky Hill Valerie Negin
1 Singles 2nd Heritage Kristen Thomas
1 Singles Alt Fruita Monument Lauren Vance
2 Singles 1st Heritage Charlotte Barker
2 Singles 2nd Fruita Monument Abby Deeths
2 Singles Alt Smoky Hill Brandy Nalyanya
3 Singles 1st Heritage Megan Johnson
3 Singles 2nd Fruita Monument Jaidynn Maynard
3 Singles Alt Broomfield Holly Vanderberg
1 Doubles 1st Heritage Melissa Giesen & Mae Stirrup
1 Doubles 2nd Broomfield Maya Fink & Makenna Kemper
1 Doubles Alt Fruita Monument Tessa Reimer & Breckyn Dunn
2 Doubles 1st Heritage Ava Antoliez & Ashleigh Olson
2 Doubles 2nd Fruita Monument Emily Leane & Savanna Mattas
2 Doubles Alt Broomfield Gigi Tedesco & Sophie Christopher
3 Doubles 1st Heritage Rachel DeWitt & Bridget Monroe
3 Doubles 2nd Broomfield Bella Brady & Amanda Miller
3 Doubles Alt Fruita Monument Bella Brady & Julia Williams
4 Doubles 1st Fruita Monument Emily Richardson & Abby Hawkins
4 Doubles 2nd Broomfield Lili Tedesco & Gretchen Metz
4 Doubles Alt Heritage Lily Farrelly & Regan McKelvie

Photos: Mullen boys lacrosse shines defensively to beat Overland

Mullen boys lacrosse put together an impressive defensive performance to get beat Overland 14-0 on Friday.

All-state boys soccer teams for Season C

The Season C all-state boys soccer 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

(Tim Bourke/TimBourke.com)

Player of the year: Sebastien Mazur, Fairview

Coach of the year: Eric Schuler, Fairview

First Team
Name School Pos. Year
Ben Beckman Grandview D Junior
Cyrus Gulati Cherry Creek FORW/MF Junior
Henrik Helmig Fairview Senior
Sebastien Mazur Fairview Senior
Job Meuleman Fairview Senior
Knox Quarles Cherry Creek GK Senior
Oliver Ramirez Fort Collins Junior
Miles Seminario Liberty D/MF Junior
Jose Soto Grandview Senior
Arroll Taekla Boulder FORW Senior
Blake Wellington Cherry Creek D Junior
Second Team
Name School Pos. Year
Caleb Ballard Arapahoe FORW Junior
Jack Blair Castle View D Senior
Caleb Dodge Pine Creek D Senior
Alejandro Herrera Regis Jesuit D Senior
Zane Jacobson Broomfield MF Senior
Noah Kanagy Arvada West MF Senior
Jeff Koch Liberty D Senior
Max Reder Legacy MF/D Senior
Trey Tomlin Regis Jesuit GK Senior
Russell Tuccio Broomfield Junior
Isaac Vigoren Arapahoe D Senior

Honorable mention:

  • Alam Bushara, Eaglecrest, Senior
  • Eric Cerna, FORW, Rangeview, Senior
  • Tyler Egan, D, Valor Christian, Senior
  • Andy Galvan, Adams City, Senior
  • Cameron Gerber, MF, Boulder, Sophomore
  • Jackson Isaacs, FORW/STRK, Pine Creek, Senior
  • Domyniko Jordan, FORW, Rampart, Senior
  • Komil Khatamov, STRK/FORW/MF, Overland, Senior
  • Darwin Leiva, MF, Aurora Central, Junior
  • Mason Louth, MF, Valor Christian, Junior
  • Jake Milanski, Fairview, Junior
  • Aiden Mott, Mountain Vista, Junior
  • Nash Mullen, Legend, Senior
  • Joe Murtagh, D/MF/FORW, Skyline, Senior
  • Milas Norwood, MF, Liberty, Junior
  • Karl Pankratz, D, Arvada West, Senior
  • Collin Pearson, GK, Lakewood, Senior
  • David Pousma, D, Rock Canyon, Senior
  • Shandelle Quintanilla, Hinkley, Senior
  • Kevin Ramirez, MF, Horizon, Senior
  • John Rosa, D, Silver Creek, Senior
  • Dante Russo-Delee, FORW/MF, Poudre, Senior
  • Tanner Scarth, D, Regis Jesuit, Senior
  • Evans Sims, GK, Boulder, Junior
  • Landon Sutterby, Cherokee Trail, Junior
  • Jake Swan, Rocky Mountain, Senior
  • Peyton Voelker, Fossil Ridge, Senior
  • Carter Watson, GK, Monarch, Senior

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Class 4A

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Player of the year: John Burnett, Windsor

Coach of the year: Philip Weiser, Windsor

First Team
Name School Pos. Year
Tim Bosch Windsor Senior
Daniel Bouma Windsor GK Senior
John Burnett Windsor MF/HB Senior
Kevin Chavez Battle Mountain FORW Senior
AJ Gamueda Mullen FORW Senior
Lorenzo Hernandez Denver North MF Senior
Aidan Martin Niwot FORW Senior
Alex Martinez Denver North MF/D Senior
Cole Mooney Lewis-Palmer MF Senior
Tyler Prichard Lewis-Palmer D Senior
Keegan Stobbe Niwot FORW Senior
Second Team
Name School Pos. Year
Brayan Aguirre Skyview D Senior
Luis Barraza Greeley Central MF Senior
Kellan Bundgaard Standley Lake FORW Senior
Zane Doehring Frederick Junior
Sayer Frontella Durango FORW/MF Senior
Kameron Hooker Air Academy MF Senior
Evan Hutson Erie STRK/MF Junior
Ethan Mann Lewis-Palmer FORW Senior
Dylan McIntosh Holy Family MF/STRK/FORW Senior
Ian Najar-Armendariz Denver North D Junior
Bryant Ramirez Battle Mountain MF Junior

Honorable mention:

  • Alejandro Arellano, MF/HB, Centaurus, Sophomore
  • Jonathan Baylon, D’Evelyn, Senior
  • Evan Berg, Golden, Senior
  • Quincy Cooling, STRK/MF, Montrose, Sophomore
  • Cole Dempsey, D, Mullen, Senior
  • Joseph Fernandez, D, Battle Mountain, Junior
  • Ismael Flores, STRK, Coronado, Junior
  • Brody Foote, D, Mead, Sophomore
  • Cully Freeman, D/MF, Evergreen, Senior
  • Justin Garces, MF/FORW, Glenwood Springs, Senior
  • Max Garfield, Northfield, Junior
  • Javi Gonzalez, GK, Regis Groff, Senior
  • Jack Hanson, FORW, Cheyenne Mountain, Senior
  • Carter Kruse, D, Niwot, Senior
  • Patrick Maxwell, GK, Severance, Sophomore
  • Wade McWhorter, Thompson Valley, Junior
  • Matthew Mondragon, FORW, Regis Groff, Senior
  • Angel Navarro, MF, Mesa Ridge, Senior
  • Blake Nemeth, D, Erie, Senior
  • Isaac Perez, MF, Greeley West, Senior
  • Alexis Ricalday, Fort Morgan, Senior
  • Kai Rubin, STRK/MF, Loveland, Junior
  • Emmanuel Sanchez, Harrison, Freshman
  • Jace Sandler, FORW, Wheat Ridge, Senior
  • Collin Sheehan, D, Pueblo West, Junior
  • Brandon Shull, GK, Golden, Senior
  • Kyle Smith, Canon City, Senior
  • Anderso Sugia, MF/FORW/D, Palmer, Sophomore
  • Connor Taylor, GK, Longmont, Senior
  • Tucker Terlizzi, Palmer Ridge, Senior
  • Nate Van Keulen, FORW, Air Academy, Senior
  • Devon Whiting, The Classical Academy, Senior
  • Alejandro Zarate, STRK, Northridge, Senior

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Class 3A

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Player of the year: Nick Maffei, Colorado Academy

Coach of the year: Gabe Bernstein, Colorado Academy

First Team
Name School Pos. Year
Jesus Astorga KIPP Denver Collegiate STRK/MF/SWEP Senior
Peter Carpenter Colorado Academy Senior
Davis Evans Kent Denver HB Senior
Tyler Higgins Liberty Common FORW Senior
Ethan Livingston Jefferson Academy Senior
Jaden Lozano Colorado Academy Senior
Tanner Madden Frontier Academy GK Senior
Nick Maffei Colorado Academy Senior
Jon Randall Faith Christian FORW/MF Senior
Seth Shepperd Frontier Academy STRK Senior
Benedict Siegel Bishop Machebeuf MF Senior
Second Team
Name School Pos. Year
Michael Crotty Peak to Peak GK Senior
Cass Cure Frontier Academy STRK Junior
Ayden Johnston Faith Christian Junior
Tyler Killgore Lutheran Senior
Isai Lemus Alamosa FORW Junior
Spencer McCumber Manitou Springs GK/FB Senior
Omar Moreno Lamar FORW Senior
Oluwatobi Osifodunrin The Academy STRK/MF Senior
Jack Price Coal Ridge Senior
Eddie Salazar Coal Ridge Junior
Fernando Santillan Ponce Delta MF/STRK Senior

Honorable mention:

  • Quinn Conger, D, St. Mary’s, Senior
  • Axel Espinoza, MF/FORW, KIPP Denver Collegiate, Senior
  • Oscar Estrada, DSST: Conservatory Green, Freshman
  • Max Ferguson, D, Salida, Senior
  • Jesus Fernandez, SWEP, Lamar, Senior
  • Gustavo Galaviz, FORW/MF, Middle Park, Senior
  • Jared Garcia, Strive Prep – Smart Academy, Senior
  • Jair Hernandez, James Irwin, Senior
  • Justin Kleen, FORW, Liberty Common, Senior
  • Sebastian Kohlhofer, Vail Mountain, Junior
  • Sean Lowe, MF, Manitou Springs, Junior
  • Andy Lupercio, FB/MF/STRK, Arrupe Jesuit, Senior
  • Ian MacKay, Colorado Springs Christian, Senior
  • Sean Maulhardt, MF/HB, Delta, Senior
  • Izaak Menindez, /D, Eagle Ridge Academy, Junior
  • Aidan O’Donnell, Pagosa Springs, Senior
  • Connor Phillips, D/MF, Frontier Academy, Junior
  • Josefat Rodriguez Duran, STRK/MF, Manual, Freshman
  • Alejandro Salas, Atlas Preparatory School, Senior
  • Joshua Salehi, MF, Liberty Common, Junior
  • Sofonias Semie, STRK/FORW, DSST: Green Valley Ranch, Junior
  • Omar Sierra, STRK/SWEP, KIPP Denver Collegiate, Senior
  • Julio Sixtos, FORW, Fort Lupton, Senior
  • Hayden Tallmadge, D, Montezuma-Cortez, Senior
  • Garret Thom, Lutheran, Senior
  • Isaiah Thomas, FORW/FB, Manitou Springs, Senior

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Class 2A

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Player of the year: Gabi Marmolejo, Crested Butte

Coach of the year: Than Acuff, Crested Butte

First Team
Name School Pos. Year
Michael Brophy Thomas MacLaren School MF/FORW Junior
Jack Courter Telluride MF/FORW Senior
Alex Eldridge Crested Butte Senior
Sam Freedman Dawson School Senior
Nick Knobel Dawson School Junior
Owen Lane Ridgway D Senior
Gabi Marmolejo Crested Butte Senior
Kieran McGuire Thomas MacLaren School MF/D Senior
Nathan Miller Crested Butte Senior
Caleb Riggs Denver Christian MF Senior
Markus Zaba Fountain Valley MF Senior
First Team
Name School Pos. Year
Cooper Ahern Ridgway MF Junior
Jacob Bernholtz Crested Butte Sophomore
Mark Detrick Denver Christian FORW Senior
Declan Jodlowski Telluride MF/FORW Junior
Eric Lain Crested Butte Junior
Theo Lawson Fountain Valley MF/D Junior
South Livermore Telluride FORW/MF Junior
Jon Melgar Beth Eden Baptist Senior
Jonas Ricke Dawson School Senior
Joshua Stein The Vanguard School D/MF Junior
Matthew Zimmer Thomas MacLaren School FORW/MF Sophomore

Honorable mention:

  • Jaxon Borchardt, Rocky Mountain Lutheran, Senior
  • Luciano Camerena, MF/FORW, The Vanguard School, Sophomore
  • Gio Garcia, MF, Ellicott, Junior
  • Grayson Gresham, D, Colorado Springs School, Junior
  • Adani Hassan, Lotus School For Excellence, Junior
  • Noah Martin, Front Range Christian, Sophomore
  • Hall Matthews, D, Heritage Christian, Junior
  • Samuel Ross, Evangelical Christian, Sophomore
  • William Shade, Rocky Mountain Lutheran, Junior
  • Gabe Skur, MF/FORW, The Vanguard School, Senior
  • Hugh Sperber, D/FORW, Fountain Valley, Sophomore
  • Jayden Taylor, MF, Heritage Christian, Sophomore

2021 girls tennis regional schedule for all classes

A list of girls tennis regional schedules for the 2021 season.

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Class 5A

Region 1

  • Date: June 1-2
  • Site: Cherry Creek HS
  • Site contact: Chris Jacobs
  • Schools: Cherry Creek, Boulder, Legend, Northglenn, Columbine, Overland.

Region 2

  • Date: June 2
  • Site: Fairview
  • Site contact: Rod Beauchamp
  • Schools: Fairview, Valor Christian, ThunderRidge, Horizon, Grandview, Highlands Ranch.

Region 3

  • Date: June 2
  • Site: Denver City Park
  • Site contact: Michelle Topf
  • Schools: Denver East, Castle View, Legacy, Hinkley, Far Northeast, Eaglecrest.

Region 4

  • Date: June 2
  • Site: Fossil Ridge
  • Site contact: Brandon Carlucci
  • Schools: Fossil Ridge, Cherokee Trail, Chaparral, Rocky Mountain, Adams City, Arvada West.

Region 5

  • Date: June 2
  • Site: Mountain Vista
  • Site contact: Jim Flanigan
  • Schools: Mountain Vista, Arapahoe, Fountain-Fort Carson, Monarch, Mountain Range.

Region 6

  • Date: June 2-3
  • Site: Ken Caryl
  • Site contact: Craig Aukland
  • Schools: Chatfield, Regis Jesuit, Fort Collins, Doherty, Lakewood.

Region 7

  • Date: June 2-3
  • Site: APEX
  • Site contact: Kim Greason
  • Schools: Ralston Valley, Poudre, Rock Canyon, Prairie View, Douglas County.

Region 8

  • Date: June 4
  • Site: CMU
  • Site contact: Paul Cain
  • Schools: Fruita, Heritage, Smoky Hill, Broomfield, Rangeview.

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Class 4A

Region 1

  • Date: June 2-3
  • Site: Pine Creek & John Venezia Park
  • Site contact: Ron Sukle
  • Schools: Discovery Canyon, Air Academy, Falcon, Palmer Ridge, Pine Creek, Ponderosa, Sand Creek.

Region 2

  • Date: June 3-4
  • Site: Kent Denver
  • Site contact: Richard Judd
  • Schools: Kent Denver, Aurora Central, Denver South, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Gateway, Vista PEAK, Littleton.

Region 3

  • Date: June 1-2 (June 3-4 rain dates)
  • Site: Mullen (doubles) & Harlow Park Courts (singles)
  • Site contact: Hank Hooper
  • Schools: Mullen, Bear Creek, Denver North, Golden, Evergreen, Wheat Ridge, Green Mountain, Dakota Ridge, Pomona.

Region 4

  • Date: June 3
  • Site: North Lake Park
  • Site contact: Chris Stine
  • Schools: Loveland, Frederick, Greeley Central, Greeley West, Mead, Mountain View, Severance, Windsor, Thompson Valley.

Region 5

  • Date: June 1-2
  • Site: Niwot
  • Site contact: Joe Brown
  • Schools: Niwot, Centaurus, Erie, Longmont, Thornton, Silver Creek, Skyline, Standley Lake.

Region 6

  • Date: June 3-4
  • Site: Cheyenne Mountain HS
  • Site contact: Kris Roberts
  • Schools: Cheyenne Mountain, Coronado, Lewis-Palmer, Liberty, Mitchell, Palmer, Rampart.

Region 7

  • Date: June 4-5
  • Site: Pueblo City Park
  • Site contact: Ed Francis
  • Schools: Pueblo East, Canon City, Pueblo Centennial, Pueblo West, Mesa Ridge, Widefield.

Region 8

  • Date: June 4
  • Site: CMU
  • Site contact: Paul Cain
  • Schools: Grand Junction, Durango, Grand Junction Central, Montrose.

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Class 3A

Region 1

  • Date: June 1-2
  • Site: Colorado Academy
  • Site contact: Jon Hill
  • Schools: Colorado Academy, Lincoln, Lutheran, Denver West, Kennedy, St. Mary’s Academy.

Region 2

  • Date: June 2
  • Site: Holy Family
  • Site contact: Ben Peterson
  • Schools: Holy Family, Prospect Ridge, Justice, Skyview, Northfield.

Region 3

  • Date: June 3-4
  • Site: Dakota Ridge HS
  • Site contact: Jerry McWhorter
  • Schools: D’Evelyn, Arvada, Conifer, Englewood, Jefferson, Alameda.

Region 4

  • Date: June 3-4
  • Site: Windsor
  • Site contact: Steve Longwell
  • Schools: Eaton, Fort Morgan, Northridge, Severance, Sterling, University.

Region 5

  • Date: June 3
  • Site: Dawson
  • Site contact: Mike Jacobsma
  • Schools: Dawson, Berthoud, Fort Lupton, Peak to Peak.

Region 6

  • Date: June 2-3
  • Site: Memorial Park
  • Site contact: Marc Knutila
  • Schools: St. Mary’s, Colorado Springs Christian, Colorado Springs School, Sierra, Vanguard, Fountain Valley.

Region 7

  • Date: June 3-4
  • Site: Pueblo City Park
  • Site contact: Ed Francis
  • Schools: Pueblo South, Pueblo Central, Pueblo County, La Junta, Harrison, Salida.

Region 8

  • Date: June 1-2
  • Site: Canyon View Park (GJ)
  • Site contact: Christina Curtis
  • Schools: Delta, Aspen, Basalt, Cedaredge, Glenwood Springs, Montezuma-Cortez, Paonia, Steamboat Springs, Vail Mountain.

Photos: No. 5 Grandview girls soccer shuts out Overland

Class 5A No. 5 Grandview girls soccer looked strong as it beat Centennial League rival Overland 10-0 on Tuesday.

Photos: Centennial League track and field Qualifier #3

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