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

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

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: Ky Oday, Cherry Creek

Coach of the year: John Reyes, Grandview

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Gregory Anderson	Far Northeast	Senior	110 hurdles
D’Andre Barnes	Regis Jesuit	Sophomore	200m
Michael Bennett	Lakewood	Senior	300 hurdles
Sterling Brassfield	Eaglecrest	Senior	100m
Kyle Boe	Mountain Vista	Senior	4×800
Conrad Casebolt	Grandview	Junior	4×100
Ismael Dembele	Rangeview	Senior	4×400
Charlie Dick	Grandview	Junior	4×100, 4×200
Braiden Dishman	Fossil Ridge	Senior	Shot put, discus
Tyler Downs	Mountain Vista	Sophomore	4×800
Brady Ford	Mountain Vista	Junior	4×800
Brandon Hills	Vista Ridge	Sophomore	Long jump
James Holland	Rangeview	Sophomore	4×400
Evan Johnson	Grandview	Junior	4×100, 4×200
David Maldonado	Grandview	Sophomore	4×100, 4×200
Bryce McCutcheon	Rangeview	Junior	4×400
Ky Oday	Cherry Creek	Junior	400m
Daryn Ofori-Kuragu	Rangeview	Junior	4×400
Kahden Rullo	Grandview	Junior	4×200
Garrett Searls	Horizon	Senior	Pole vault
Rhys Travis	Poudre	Junior	High jump, triple jump
Harrison Witt	Mountain Vista	Senior	800m, 1,600m
Parker Wolfe	Cherry Creek	Senior	3,200m
Aaron Yocom	Mountain Vista	Junior	4×800

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Class 4A

Athlete of the year: Zane Bergen, Niwot

Coach of the year: Maurice Henriques, Niwot

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Paul Agbo	Cheyenne Mountain	Senior	4×100
Pierre Agbo	Cheyenne Mountain	Senior	4×100
Derek Allen	Widefield	Junior	300 hurdles
Zane Bergen	Niwot	Junior	800m, 1,600m, 3,200m, 4×800
Justin Blanton	GJ Central	Junior	400m
Alexander Carillo	Frederick	Junior	4×400
Spencer Cedrun	Cheyenne Mountain	Freshman	4×100
Ryan Chacon	Frederick	Senior	200m, 4×400
Garrett Colvin	Frederick	Junior	4×400
Blake Donaldson	Erie	Senior	4×200
Becker Ell	Thompson Valley	Senior	Pole vault
Braylon Fenderson	Riverdale Ridge	Senior	100m
Max Fuller	Cheyenne Mountain	Senior	4×400
Quentin Hartel	Erie	Senior	4×200
Joaquin Herrera	Niwot	Senior	4×800
Eddie Kurjak	Longmont	Senior	High jump, triple jump
Grayden Rauba	Niwot	Senior	4×800
Brian Rose	Discovery Canyon	Junior	110 hurdles
Wyatt Schroth	Frederick	Senior	4×400
Avery Shunneson	Thomas Jefferson	Senior	Shot put, discus
Sean Thomas Francisco	Erie	Junior	4×200
Mason Veve	Erie	Senior	4×200
Curtis Volf	Niwot	Senior	4×800
Daryon Wilson	Mitchell	Senior	Long jump

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Class 3A

Athlete of the year: Joshua Medina, Alamosa

Coach of the year: Mark Roggy & Eileen Phillips, Resurrection Christian

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Mitchell Anderson	The Classical Academy	Senior	Discus
Lucas Barber	Liberty Common	Senior	4×800
Brandon Bate	Liberty Common	Junior	4×800
Braycen Buxman	Resurrection Christian	Senior	4×400
Sonny Ciccarelli	Woodland Park	Sophomore	High jump
Joe Ciccio	Lutheran	Freshman	4×100
Trey Ciccio	Lutheran	Sophomore	4×100
Zach Clark	University	Senior	4×200
Chrisly Kelly-Cannon	Jefferson Academy	Sophomore	Long jump
Brody Donohue	Lutheran	Junior	4×100
Preston Fagerlin	Resurrection Christian	Senior	4×400
Aidan Graziano	Peak to Peak	Senior	110 hurdles
Logan Hafey	Moffat County	Junior	300 hurdles
Nolan Johnson	University	Senior	4×200
Noah Kelly	Lutheran	Senior	Pole vault
Devyn Lauer	Platte Valley	Junior	200m
MacLean Majeski	Liberty Common	Junior	4×800
Caden Measner	University	Senior	4×200
Joshua Medina	Alamosa	Senior	800m, 1,600m, 3,200m
Drew Morton	The Classical Academy	Senior	400m
Tucker Myers	Sterling	Senior	Triple jump
Brayden Savage	Frontier Academy	Senior	100m
Jadon Scarpella	Liberty Common	Senior	4×800
JJ Smolen	Lutheran	Senior	4×100
Dylan Sup	University	Freshman	4×200
Caleb Sutter	Resurrection Christian	Sophomore	4×400
Jack Vandelist	Resurrection Christian	Junior	4×400
Brody Welch	Holy Family	Senior	Shot put

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Class 2A

Athlete of the year: Anthony Martinez, Lake County

Coach of the year: Lucas Lubbers, Yuma

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Justin Beserra	Ouray	Sophomore	4×400
Devin Brady	Centauri	Freshman	4×100, 4×200
Mason Claunch	Centauri	Junior	400m, 4×100, 4×200
Nate Early	Banning Lewis	Junior	High jump
Paton Edwards	Ouray	Sophomore	4×400
Mohamed Ibrahim	Wiggins	Junior	Shot put
Canyon Ishikawa	Ouray	Sophomore	4×800
Jeremiah Leeper	Limon	Junior	Triple jump
Anthony Martinez	Lake County	Senior	110 hurdles
Cory Thomsen	Ouray	Sophomore	4×400
Blaine Peebles	Hotchkiss	Junior	300 hurdles
Clay Robinson	Yuma	Junior	100m, 200m
Bryant Schoenthal	Wray	Junior	Discus
Joel Schluessler	Peyton	Sophomore	4×800
Braden Smith	Yuma	Senior	Pole vault
Ben Tailleur	Centauri	Junior	4×100, 4×200
Richardson Tailleur	Centauri	Junior	4×100, 4×200
Connor Williams	Crested Butte	Junior	800m, 1,600m
Micah Zeller	Custer County	Senior	3,200m

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Class 1A

Athlete of the year: Jacob Jefferson, Arickaree/Woodlin

Coach of the year: Joe Packard, Heritage Christian

First Team
Name	School	Year	Event(s)
Isaac Andersen	Haxtun	Junior	4×100
Perry Chadwick	Cheyenne Wells	Freshman	4×200, 4×400
Nick Dahm	Elbert	Senior	Triple jump
Josh Duran	Antonito	Senior	300 hurdles
Josiah Durrell	Heritage Christian	Senior	4×800
Kyle Fryrear	Haxtun	Sophomore	4×100
Michael Gerk	Haxtun	Sophomore	4×100
John Hainer	Granada	Sophomore	Shot put
Jacob Jefferson	Arickaree/Woodlin	Sophomore	400m, 110 hurdles
Jaden Jordan	DeBeque	Senior	Long jump
Owen Knode	Haxtun	Junior	4×100
Brady Kuntz	Lone Star	Senior	Pole vault
Erik Lebsock	Prairie	Senior	Discus
Trevor Lewis	DeBeque	Junior	800m, 1,600m
Cade Mitchek	Cheyenne Wells	Junior	200m, 4×200, 4×400
Jack Nauman	Heritage Christian	Sophomore	3,200m, 4×800
Carson Noe	Cheyenne Wells	Freshman	4×200, 4×800
Ryan O’Loughlin	Heritage Christian	Sophomore	4×800
Wesley Ryan	DeBeque	Senior	100m, high jump
Xander Stanton	Heritage Christian	Senior	4×800
Evan Worley	Cheyenne Wells	Junior	4×200, 4×400

LAKEWOOD – When he’s ready to start his run toward the high jump bar, Longmont’s Eddie Kurjak stands, raises his arms and begins a slow clap, urging the crowd to join him.

On Friday, the fans at Jefferson County Stadium followed his lead with the slow clap and then Kurjak cleared the bar with a Class 4A state-meet record leap of 7 feet to win the state title in the high jump.

“It feels amazing, man,” Kurjak said. “I love this environment. I’ve been psyching myself up all week for it just trying to prepare every night the best I can. A good season’s work finally paid off. I’m really proud of myself.”

Kurjak, headed to Colorado Mesa to play basketball and compete in track and field, said getting the slow clap going helps him.

“Me personally, it helps me flush out over-thinking to get the whole crowd involved,” he said. “Obviously it’s not going to make me jump higher, but it helps me not be so in my head about things. It just enables me to run and jump.”

It completed a long quest for a state title. He was second in the high jump in 2019 and likely would have been the favorite in 2020, but the season was wiped out by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kurjak said clearing 7 feet – the previous 4A record was 6-11 by Cheyenne Mountain’s Colt Sessions in 2013 – added a lot to his title, but that winning was sweet.

“They were both big personal goals for me, but I think winning state means a little more because I came up short sophomore year and last year I didn’t have a season,” he said. “Both years I’ve wanted to win. To finally get it this year just feels really, really amazing.”

It was an amazing feeling for the Class 4A girls high jump champion, as well.

Pueblo West’s Shayla Padilla won the title with a season-best leap of 5-6. She followed in the footsteps of her brother, Cisco, who beat Kurjak for the 4A boys title in 2019.

“It’s so exciting,” she said. “I’m literally just filling in my brother’s shoes because my brother won two years ago. It feels so good to come out here and compete with all these girls and it felt great.”

Padilla said her brother has given her some grief for not having a title, but he gave her some works of encouragement before Friday’s final.

“I think me and my brother are really competitive and he always used to make fun of me and be like, ‘Don’t talk to me because you don’t have a ring yet,’” she said. “It just made me  want to win so bad, so here I am and I got a ring.”

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Class 5A

Cherry Creek’s Riley Stewart knew she would be busy this weekend, but the junior has made it worth it.

On Friday, she won state titles in the 800 (2:09.60) and 3,200 meters (10:31.45), adding to the 3,200-meter relay championship she helped the Bruins on Thursday.

“I’m a little tired,” she said with a laugh. “I knew it was going to be a struggle coming in, but I need to do what’s best for my team and this would be best for the points.”

Stewart, favored to win the 1,600 on Saturday, picked up 20 valuable points for the Bruins with her two victories Friday.

“It’s so exciting,” said Stewart, who was top-five in all three individual events in 2019. “It’s like momentum building into the 1,600. I’m just so happy to come back from freshman year (in 2019) and to have these opportunities again. It’s just a great feeling to come out with two state titles.

“It’s been a great meet so far. It honestly just keeps getting better and better.”

Stewart’s teammate, Parker Wolfe, cruised to the boys 3,200-meter championship in 9:07.87, but scratched in the 800 so he could focus on Saturday’s 1,600.

In the boys 800, Mountain Vista’s Harrison Witt set a 5A meet record with a time of 1:48.75. He cruised to the title by more than three seconds over the rest of the field. It’s the first individual state title for Witt, who helped the Golden Eagles win the 3,200 relay in 2019.

Grandview, meanwhile, dominated the relays on Friday – winning all three finals that were contested.

The Grandview girls won the 800 medley relay and 800-meter relay. Saniya Craft, Molly Skurcenski and Amber Davis were a part of both relays, while Ava Robinson ran on the 800 relay and McKenzie Droughns on the medley.

For the boys, Charlie Dick, Kahden Rullo, Evan  Johnson and David Maldonado teamed up to win the 800-meter relay for the Wolves.

In the only field events contested Friday in 5A, Brandon Hills of Vista Ridge won the boys long jump with a leap of 23 feet, 2 inches, while Fabiola Belibi of Regis Jesuit won the girls long jump with a leap of 18 feet.

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Class 4A

Erie has been chasing Air Academy all season in the boys 800-meter relay and on Friday, the Tigers finally caught the Kadets.

The team of Sean Thomas-Francisco, Mason Veve, Blake Donaldson and Quintin Hartel crossed the finish line in a school-record time of 1:29.52, edging rival Mead by just .56 of a second. Air Academy, the top seed coming in, was disqualified for a zone violation.

“It’s amazing,” Hartel said. “We’ve always known we had a good team since two great football players (Thomas-Francisco and Veve) came into the program. We’ve been working all year. We’re always ranked No.2  behind Air Academy. We use that as encouragement to run as hard as we could. It worked out and it’s amazing to come away with a school record and a state championship.”

Friday was another big day for Niwot, as well.

The favorite to repeat as girls champion, the Cougars took home three titles Friday, including a Class 4A meet record in the 800-meter relay. The Cougars finished in 1:39.49, just ahead of the previous record of 1:39.80, by Valor Christian in 2016.

Niwot also won the girls 800 medley relay and swept the individual 800 meters, with Madison Shults winning the girls race and Zane Bergen the boys race.

In the girls shot put, Northfield junior Giavonna Meeks was the overwhelming favorite, but injured her ankle during warm-ups and was taken to the hospital. Meeks, who won the discus on Thursday, was unable to compete. In her absence, Skyview senior Bahati Nabindu won the state title, with a season-best throw of 36 feet, 5.5 inches.

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Class 3A

Two down, one to go for Joshua Medina of Alamosa.

On Friday, the senior won the 800-meter run and 3,200-meter run for the first state titles of his career.

“It still hasn’t really sunk in,” he said. “It’s kind of unreal.”

Runner-up at the state cross country meet earlier this year, Medina had an exceptional time of 9:28.27 in the 3,200 meters, beating Gunnison’s Alex Baca – who beat Medina in cross country – by nearly eight seconds.

In the 800, he hung on to post a time of 1:54.78 and get the win.

“All week I’ve been telling myself I’m going to triple crown, so it wasn’t unexpected,” said Medina, who will aim for the 1,600-meter title on Saturday. “I would say I expected to win, but it was certainly a lot tougher than I thought it was going to be. With around 300 left (in the 800), I didn’t think I was going to win. I was just able to dig deep and pull through.”

Medina closed the 3,200 meters with a 63-second split, by far his fastest of the eight laps.

“I think they were both just kind of surreal,” he said. “I feel like the 800 afterwards was a lot more exciting  because I didn’t think I was going to come back on him and I did. The 3,200, pulling away like I did felt really good.”

While Medina is closing his career strong, Classical Academy’s Anna Willis is starting her career on a high note.

The freshman won the girls pole vault, becoming the fourth Willis sister to win the event at state for TCA. Andrea Willis won state titles from 2014-16, Erika Willis in 2017 and 2018 and Kristina Willis in 2019.

Anna posted a winning vault of 12 feet, 6 inches. She came up just short of the 3A state meet record set by Erika in 2018 (12-9). Andrea has the Colorado prep record, at 13-9 in 2016.

On the girls side, other champions included Peak to Peak’s Allison Beasley with a 22-second personal-best in the 3,200 meters (11:02.51); Jefferson Academy’s Aaliyah Robinson in the long jump (17-8.5); Lamar’s Alexandria Tice in the shot put (40-5.25); Coal Ridge’s Mikayla Cheney in the 800 (2:15.22); Eaton in the 800 medley relay (1:51.10); and Moffat County in the 800-meter relay (1:45.46).

On the boys side, other champions included Lutheran’s Noah Kelly in the pole vault (14 feet); Classical Academy’s Mitchell Anderson in the discus (150-2); Sterling’s Tucker Myers in the triple jump (45-2.75); and University in the 800-meter relay (1:29.79).

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Class 2A

Aiming for a team title, the Cedaredge girls took a big step forward on Friday with a pair of wins in relays. The Bruins took home state titles in the 800 medley relay and 800-meter relay and lead the team race, 34-23 over Hayden.

Seniors Baylee Harris and Kimmy Milholland teamed with junior Bailey Nelson and sophomore Kylee Terry to post a time of 1:52.55 in the medley, beating second-place Hayden by more than two seconds.

In the 800 relay, Harris, Nelson and Terry teamed with senior Kammie Henderson to post a time of 1:49.62, just edging Hoehne by .25 of a second.

In other girls finals, Holyoke’s Lauren Herman won the discus with a throw of 126 feet, 1 inch; Isabel Case of Colorado Springs Christian won the 800 meters (2:23.41); and Hannah Grover of Platte Canyon won the pole vault (9-5) in a jump-off.

On the boys side, Wiggins junior Mohamed Ibrahim had a big day in the shot put. Although he came up short of his personal best, Ibrahim had a throw of 56 feet, 4 inches to win the title by nearly six feet over Wray’s Bryant Schoenthal (50-8). On Thursday, Ibrahim was second to Schoenthal in the discus.

Also on Friday, Connor Williams of Crested Butte pulled an upset in the 800 meters. Seeded fifth coming in, he ran a blistering time of 1:54.21 – more than 10 seconds better than his season-best – to win the title. Custer County’s Micah Zeller, the favorite coming in, also had a season-best time (1:57.61) to finish second.

Centauri took home a state title in the boys 800 relay, posting a time of 1:31.60.

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Class 1A

Just a sophomore, Maggie Haase of Eads had never been to state before this week, but she has looked comfortable at Jeffco Stadium.

On Friday, Haase won the girls high jump with a leap of 5 feet, 3 inches, and then finished third in the triple jump.

“It was very exciting,” she said. I’ve never been to a state tournament before and I was just really looking forward to it. I’m so glad we could still have it with everything going on.”

Haase was favored to win both events and set a personal best in the high jump. In the triple jump, she came up short of her best, but still posted a solid leap of 33 feet, 9.5 inches.

Lone Star’s Alivia Weathers had a season-best jump of 34-8 to win the title, while Merino’s Taysa Conger had her best leap of the season (34-6) to finish second.

“I’m not disappointed getting third,” Haase said. “I’m just happy to be here. I’m happy for the other two jumpers. They deserve it.”

Heritage Christian dominated in the 3,200-meter relays, sweeping the titles. The boys team posted a time of 9:08.64 to win by 21 seconds, while the girls finished their race in 10:46.85 to win by nearly 11 seconds.

In other girls finals, Brakelle Westphal of Springfield won the 800 meters (2:28.93) and helped her team win the 800-meter relay (1:52.92).

In other boys events, Elbert’s Nick Dahm won the triple jump (41-10.25); DeBeque’s Trevor Lewis won the 800 (2:01.84); Prairie’s Erik Lebsock won the discus (138-4); and Cheyenne Wells had a strong final kick to win the 800 relay (1:36.30).

The 2020 all-state football 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 vote of head coaches across the state.

Players were placed onto the first-team, second-team and honorable mention based upon the number of votes they received. In 5A-1A, spots were reserved for linemen and one kicker/punter, while 8-man reserved spots for linemen.

CHSAA does not determine who makes or doesn’t make the team; they are created from the results of the coaches’ vote.

Because there will be two football seasons during the 2020-21 school year, this is the all-state football team for Season A. There will be a separate all-state football team released for Season C.

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Class 5A

Player of the year: Myles Purchase, Cherry Creek

Coach of the year: Dave Logan, Cherry Creek

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Al Ashford III	Cherry Creek	CB/WR/FS	Senior
James Betschart	Legend	OL	Senior
Julian Hammond	Cherry Creek	QB	Senior
Gunnar Helm	Cherry Creek	TE	Senior
Jake Hives	Columbine	OL	Senior
Aaron Karas	Pomona	T	Junior
Nick Lyon	Valor Christian	T/DT	Senior
Braden Miller	Eaglecrest	OT	Junior
Liam O’Brien	Fairview	QB	Senior
Seyi Oladipo	Eaglecrest	CB	Senior
Boden Page	Cherry Creek	P	Junior
Grant Page	Fairview	WR	Junior
Chase Penry	Cherry Creek	WR	Senior
Jack Pospisil	Pomona	QB/DB	Senior
Domingo Prince	Cherry Creek	T/G	Senior
Myles Purchase	Cherry Creek	CB/RB	Senior
Leslie Richardson III	Smoky Hill	QB	Senior
Ty Robinson	Eaglecrest	WR/S	Senior
Gavin Sawchuk	Valor Christian	RB	Junior
Mukendi Wa-Kalonji	Grandview	DE	Senior
Arden Walker	Cherry Creek	DE/LB	Senior
Brayden Wood	Fairview	DE	Senior
Gus Zilinskas	Cherry Creek	DT/FB	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Jackson Anderson	Valor Christian	C/DE	Senior
Jay Barry	Fairview	DB	Senior
Austin Brown	Ralston Valley	T/G	Senior
Seth Cromwell	Columbine	FB/MLB	Junior
Caden Dollar	Fossil Ridge	MLB/RB	Senior
Connor Eise	Legend	RB	Senior
George Fitzpatrick	Cherry Creek	T/TE	Junior
Elijah Hamilton	Valor Christian	TE/MLB/TE	Senior
Anthony Harris Jr.	Smoky Hill	WR	Junior
Sam Krysa	Mountain Vista	CB/WR	Senior
Isaac Lacy	Lakewood	DL/OL	Senior
Aidan Lehman	Mullen	K/P	Senior
Mason Maddox	Cherokee Trail	DT/G	Senior
Jake Maikkula	Valor Christian	T/DT	Junior
Malik Majekodunmi	Cherry Creek	LB/DE	Senior
Brannon McGowan	Arapahoe	LT/RG	Junior
Justin Michael	Poudre	T/G/TE	Senior
Jaxon Muma	Legend	S	Senior
Clay Nanke	Regis Jesuit	DE/TE	Senior
Jordan Norwood	Valor Christian	MLB/RB	Junior
Ezekiel Peirce	Arapahoe	RB/LB/MLB	Senior
James Walker II	Cherry Creek	RB	Senior
AJ Zamora	Pomona	RB/LB	Senior

Honorable mention:

• Tanner Arkin, LB/TE, Fossil Ridge, Senior
• Spencer Aye, G, Regis Jesuit, Senior
• Matthew Baer, DE/DT, Regis Jesuit, Senior
• Mike Beeson, T/LS, Horizon, Senior
• Jake Berry, OL, Fairview, Senior
• Charlie Carlston, WR, Ralston Valley, Senior
• Mason Dickerson, FS, Legacy, Junior
• David Dody, RB, Regis Jesuit, Senior
• Jackson Dorr, P, Valor Christian, Senior
• Stone Fletcher, DT/NG, Horizon, Junior
• Blake Haggerty, CB/WR, Castle View, Junior
• Andrew Hale, S/WR, Valor Christian, Junior
• Evan Harrell, CB/SS, Cherokee Trail, Junior
• Jaxon Heil, SS/RB, Mullen, Junior
• Adam Holton, LB/WR, Mountain Vista, Senior
• JuJu Howard, LB, Pomona, Senior
• Wesley Jones, K, Columbine, Junior
• Ryan Kawashima, Cherokee Trail,
• Cole Kesner, C/DT, Highlands Ranch, Senior
• Sean Kidd, RB/SB, Rocky Mountain, Senior
• Tyson Lambert, ILB/TE, ThunderRidge, Senior
• Tyler Larson, WR, Valor Christian, Senior
• JP Luketu, RB, Eaglecrest, Senior
• Connor Mantelli, K/P, Douglas County, Senior
• Colton Martin, DB, Grandview, Senior
• Watson McBride, DE/T, Valor Christian, Senior
• Ren Miller, C/NG, Castle View, Senior
• Chase Muller, RB/DB, Pomona, Junior
• JJ Nelson, CB, Chaparral, Senior
• Cody Pettitt, DE/G, Fossil Ridge, Senior
• Garrett Quenzer, G, Prairie View, Senior
• Ryan Randall, DE, Rocky Mountain, Senior
• Jonah Rubadue, G/DT, Chaparral, Senior
• Michael Runnels, LB/RB, Arvada West, Sophomore
• Luke Sandy, TE/OL/DL, Legend, Junior
• Chris Sarkodie, T, Overland, Senior
• Kalen Shoemaker, QB, Legend, Senior
• Braelon Tate, Legacy, Junior
• Anthony Tocchini, T/C, Regis Jesuit, Senior
• Chase Tompkins, WR/CB/FS, ThunderRidge, Junior
• Jarrell Trahan, RB/CB, Highlands Ranch, Senior
• Nunie Tuitele, DE, Regis Jesuit, Junior
• Kade Unberhagen, Doherty, Senior
• Marc Wessbecker, FS/RB, Castle View, Junior
• Trace Williams-Mitchel, T/DT, Columbine, Junior
• Hunter Wilson, MLB, Cherokee Trail, Senior
• Jack Zilligen, LB, Rock Canyon, Senior

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Class 4A

Player of the year: Zack Rakowsky, Loveland

Coach of the year: Jeff Mauck, Loveland

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Colten Brueggeman	Montrose	OL	Senior
Cale Cormaney	Rampart	QB/FS	Senior
Conroy raymond Dixon-agnew	Loveland	T/NG	Senior
Kaden Dudley	Palmer Ridge	WR/SS	Senior
Hall Edmonds	Broomfield	MLB/RB	Senior
Matthew Eich	Broomfield	K/P	Senior
Beau Freyler	Pine Creek	FS/WR/RB	Senior
Jayden Fuller	Fountain-Fort Carson	G/DE	Senior
Ben Gultig	Dakota Ridge	QB	Senior
Jack Hanenburg	Ponderosa	QB	Senior
Aidan Hockel	Loveland	G/DE	Senior
Zaine Hood	Brighton	DT	Senior
Tanner Jolley	Fruita Monument	DE/T	Senior
Connor Jones	Palmer Ridge	T/G	Junior
Q Jones	Fountain-Fort Carson	RB	Senior
Luke McAllister	Palmer Ridge	QB	Senior
Charlie Offerdahl	Dakota Ridge	DB/RB/KR	Senior
Cael Porter	Ponderosa	RB/S	Senior
Zack Rakowsky	Loveland	QB/S	Senior
Thomas Schneider	Fountain-Fort Carson	T/DE	Senior
Chase Silva	Skyline	QB/FS	Senior
Jason Soderlin	Dakota Ridge	OL	Senior
Joey Treccia	Ponderosa	G	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Justice Brashear	Broomfield	T/G	Senior
Grayden Bridwell	Skyline	SB/SS	Senior
Are’an Burr	Air Academy	MLB/LB	Senior
Anthony Costanzo	Palmer Ridge	FS/WR	Junior
Brayden Dorman	Vista Ridge	QB	Sophomore
Tai Faavae	Fountain-Fort Carson	MLB/RB	Sophomore
Terrance Ferguson	Heritage	WR/TE	Senior
Nico Gagliardi	Cheyenne Mountain	DE/RB/TE	Junior
Mason Galbreath	Dakota Ridge	WR	Senior
Spencer Hardy	Dakota Ridge	DL/FB	Senior
Kevin J allen	Broomfield	OL/DL	Senior
Cameron Jones	Palmer Ridge	DE/TE	Senior
Braden Kramer	Pine Creek	ATH/DL	Junior
Justis Laulu	Vista Ridge	DT/G	Junior
Ian Loomis	Loveland	MLB/FB	Junior
Lukas Moran	Pueblo West	DE	Senior
John Pastore	Erie	T/DT	Junior
Tilo Pena	Dakota Ridge	K	Senior
Jadyn Tafoya	Loveland	ILB/TE/RB	Senior
Armony Trujillo	Fruita Monument		Junior
Mason Veve	Erie	WR/RB	Senior
Conner Waite	Windsor	ILB/OG/LS	Senior
Jaydon Young	Rampart	NG/C	Senior

Honorable mention:

• DJ Allen, WR/DE/TE, Widefield, Junior
• Oscar Aranday, G/DT, Skyline, Senior
• Kaden Arrastia, OL, Dakota Ridge, Senior
• Lamaine Arrington jr, RB/FS, Pueblo West, Junior
• Claudio Austin, Grand Junction Central, Senior
• Austin Bierhaus, CB/LB/TE, Loveland, Senior
• Trent Blundell, RB/DB, Montrose, Senior
• Jake Boley, OLB, Cheyenne Mountain, Senior
• Eli Bowman, WR/FS, Brighton, Senior
• CJ Brown, T/DT, Rampart, Senior
• Braxton Burrows, WR/LB, Widefield, Senior
• Yahir Chairez-Salazar, MLB/RB, Greeley Central, Junior
• JJ Dickerson, K/P, Mesa Ridge, Senior
• Aiden Gaddis, DT, Longmont, Senior
• Isacc Gomez, WR/DB, Thornton, Sophomore
• Jimmy Grace, DL/OL, Monarch, Sophomore
• Austin Griffin, FB, Montrose, Junior
• Jack Hanson, K, Cheyenne Mountain, Senior
• Eric Haslett, MLB/T, Rampart, Senior
• Espin Hernandez, FB/MLB, Fruita Monument, Senior
• Joel Hesse, DT/T/DE, Skyline, Senior
• Daymond Hill Jr., RB, Cheyenne Mountain, Senior
• Eli Hubert, WR/CB, Silver Creek, Junior
• thane humiston, RB/DE, Mesa Ridge, Junior
• Alexis Irizarry, CB/RB, Greeley West, Junior
• Anthony Jay, G/C, Liberty, Senior
• Aiden Johnson, HB/LB/SS, Grand Junction, Senior
• Caleb Johnson, WR, Longmont, Junior
• Joe Killian, WR/RB/C, Loveland, Senior
• Mason Lowe, WR, Chatfield, Sophomore
• Raul Martinez, OL/DL, Montrose, Senior
• Troy McCarthy, RB/LB, Standley Lake, Senior
• Mason Micci, RB/DB, Coronado, Senior
• Carter Motichka, WR, Ponderosa, Senior
• Branyon Murdock, Pine Creek, Senior
• Joe Naple, MLB/ATH, Palmer, Junior
• Keegan Patterson, QB/SS, Longmont, Junior
• Hunter Peck, ILB/OG/FB, Windsor, Senior
• Matthew Ramsey, G/LB, Brighton, Senior
• Marcellus Reed, WR/CB, Palmer Ridge, Senior
• Ray Salvatore, DE/G, Fountain-Fort Carson, Senior
• Eric San Souci, OL/DL, Coronado, Senior
• Christopher Smith, G/DE, Wheat Ridge, Senior
• Jaden Solano, WR/DB, Broomfield, Senior
• Philip Sonntag, T/G, Pueblo West, Senior
• Ryan Toy, OL/DL, Golden, Senior
• Adrian Valenzuela, RB/CB, Bear Creek, Senior
• AJ Wheeler, DL/OL, Broomfield, Senior
• Gavin Whetzal, LB/WR, Pine Creek, Junior
• Tyson Williams, WB/CB/K, Loveland, Junior

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Class 3A

Player of the year: Jordan Woolverton, Durango

Coach of the year: David Vogt, Durango

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Isaac Abramson	Lutheran	C/G	Senior
Nathan Bailey	Mead	RB/LB	Senior
Tommy Brake	Roosevelt	OL/DL	Senior
Andrew Cole	Roosevelt	T	Senior
Ben Finneseth	Durango	WR/SS	Senior
Liam Gray	Holy Family	K/WR	Senior
Luke Guarienti	Pueblo South	WR/FS	Senior
Brig Hartson	Roosevelt	QB/LB	Senior
Trevin Johnson	Holy Family	RB	Senior
Cord Kringlen	Holy Family	OL/DL	Senior
George Longoria	Pueblo South	RB/LB	Senior
Brian Mata	Pueblo South	T	Junior
Dorian Pacheco	Lutheran	RB/MLB	Junior
Ford Pitts	Durango	DE/LB	Senior
Kyler Reimers	Durango	DE	Senior
Ethan Ryan	Durango	G/DT	Senior
Kenny Seriani	Palisade	TE/DE	Senior
Kevin Sjogren	Palisade	TE/LB/LS	Junior
Noah Wagner	Conifer	RB/MLB	Senior
Cooper Walton	Roosevelt	LB/RB	Junior
Brody Welch	Holy Family	OL/DL	Senior
Briggs Wheatley	Fort Morgan	QB	Junior
Jordan Woolverton	Durango	QB/FS	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Lisandro Aguilar	Eagle Valley	ILB/FB	Senior
JJ Armstrong	Green Mountain	T/DT	Senior
Josh Bates	Durango	C/G	Sophomore
Jace Bellah	Pueblo South	QB/CB	Junior
Bennie Edwards	Fort Morgan	G/DT/DT	Senior
Rocco Estes	Durango	DE	Senior
Gavin Garrettson	Mead	QB	Junior
Brenden Harding	Pueblo East	WR/CB/FS	Senior
Chase Hartman	Pueblo County	QB/SS	Senior
Jake Hatton	Lewis-Palmer	OL/DL	Senior
Griffin Lauritano	Evergreen	QB/FS/SS	Senior
Jason Logan	Canon City	OL/DL	Senior
Noah Martens	Evergreen	RB/MLB/SS	Senior
Allen Ortiz	Green Mountain	WR/SS	Senior
Cole Rairick	Lutheran	T/DE	Junior
Alex Rix	Roosevelt	C/G	Senior
Devon Scriber	Discovery Canyon	G/DT	Senior
Hayden Sock	Mead	RB/CB/P	Senior
Keegan Sterkel	Roosevelt	RB/CB	Senior
Justin Trostel	Holy Family	LB	Senior
Gunner Truby	Conifer	MLB/QB/TE	Senior
Gabe Vickers	Fort Morgan	G/MLB	Senior
Michael White	Holy Family	QB	Senior

Honorable mention:

• Buddy Almintakh, DT/G, Pueblo East, Senior
• Ayden Bartko, QB, Niwot, Senior
• Ray Bellotti, DT, Conifer, Senior
• Connor Clancy, K, Discovery Canyon, Senior
• Aidan Collins, WR/FS/RB, Summit, Junior
• Breckin Davis, WR/FS, Lewis-Palmer, Senior
• Patrick Diem, RB/SS, Northridge, Senior
• Zach Hansen, Evergreen, Senior
• Gabe Harrison, QB/DB, Palisade, Senior
• Clay Heffron, TE/DE/WR, Pueblo Central, Senior
• Gavin Howes, DE/OT, Pueblo County, Senior
• Alex Hurr, WR, Mountain View, Senior
• Marshall Jones, OG/ILB, Battle Mountain, Junior
• Cameron Kalaf, QB/SB, Summit, Senior
• Graham Kalaf, G/DL, Summit, Junior
• Aaron Kness, TE/MLB/LS, Northridge, Senior
• William Knight, DT, Durango, Junior
• Cael Langford, RB/MLB, Fort Morgan, Senior
• Reese Lehman, T/DL, Frederick, Senior
• John Lopez, RB/FS, Pueblo South, Senior
• Cayden Mazurek, WR/FS/P, Riverdale Ridge, Senior
• Elijah Morales, ATH/FS, Battle Mountain, Junior
• Tyler Morrison, SS/TE, Eagle Valley, Senior
• Anthony Munoz, DT/G, Roosevelt, Sophomore
• Seth Newton, WR/DB, Canon City, Senior
• Kenneth Pasion, QB/SS/RB, Discovery Canyon, Senior
• Tucker Peterson, WR/FS, Roosevelt, Sophomore
• Mason Rosser, DT/C, Conifer, Junior
• Dylan Ruane, FB/MLB, Discovery Canyon, Senior
• Brady Samaras, LB/FB, Holy Family, Junior
• Josh Smith, OL/DL, Canon City, Senior
• Corby Tecu, RB/LB, Mead, Junior
• Colton Thewes, LB/WR, Lutheran, Senior
• Jeremiah Vasquez, C/DT, Battle Mountain, Senior
• John Wagner, T/DE, Evergreen, Senior
• Craig Wright, WR, Niwot, Junior
• Devan Zahl, QB/DE, Lewis-Palmer, Junior

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Class 2A

Player of the year: Zane Rankin, Lamar

Coach of the year: Zac Lemon, Eaton

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Tanner True	Eaton	DE/C/G	Senior
Brady Albrandt	Sterling	DE/TE	Senior
Tanner Applebee	Resurrection Christian	MLB/RB	Senior
Colbi Braslin	Delta	WR/DL	Senior
Blake Buxton	Lamar	WR/CB	Senior
Nolan Bynum	Delta	QB/SS	Senior
Alex Castaneda	Lamar	DE/G	Senior
Ryan Dirksen	Eaton	DE/RB	Junior
Ethan Florez	Eaton	RB/LB	Junior
Caleb Frink	Moffat County	RB/SS	Senior
James Goff	Delta	OL/ILB	Senior
Jeff Gore	Valley	RB/LB	Senior
Scott Grable	Eaton	QB	Senior
Justin Hawthorne	Resurrection Christian	LB/DE	Junior
Devyn Kincade	Lamar	OL	Senior
Keaton Knaub	Sterling	DT/TE/DE	Senior
Juan Maravilla	Eaton	RB/LB	Senior
Kade McDaniel	Platte Valley		Senior
Tucker Myers	Sterling		Senior
Zane Rankin	Lamar	QB/CB	Senior
Evan Raymond	Pagosa Springs	G/DT	Senior
Holden Tatman	Resurrection Christian	DE	Senior
Alex Vonderharr	Woodland Park	K/P	Junior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Peter Bullett	Berthoud	G/DT	Senior
Kaden Carlson	Platte Valley	OL	Senior
Bryson Cox	Woodland Park	TE/DE	Senior
Daniel Cruz	Moffat County	G/DE	Senior
Luis DeLaTorre	Lamar	K	Senior
Crosby Edwards	Bayfield	QB/WR/CB	Senior
Cesar Hinojos	Brush	FB/DE	Junior
Dylan Jaramillo	Fort Lupton	C/DT	Junior
Jackson Keil	Sterling	WR/FS	Junior
Devyn Lauer	Platte Valley		Junior
Eddie Lemos	Resurrection Christian	S/WR	Junior
Mitch Lewis	Pagosa Springs	WR/SS	Senior
Caden Measner	University	SB/SS	Senior
Weston Meyer	Platte Valley	SB/CB	Junior
Jack Myers	University	T/G	Senior
Salvador Rojas	Eaton	RB/FS	Senior
Peyton Rose	Sterling	WR/FS	Senior
Christian Scandrett	Resurrection Christian	LB/TE	Senior
Corey Scranton	Moffat County	G/DT	Senior
Brad Self	Platte Valley	OL	Senior
Bryce Strang	University	LB/T	Senior
Dylan Tressler	Pagosa Springs	RB/CB	Senior
Morgan Tribbett	Eaton	DE	Sophomore

Honorable mention:

• Damian Antonio Ramos, CB/RB, Lamar, Senior
• Grant Aucoin, QB/MLB, Pagosa Springs, Senior
• Wil Aucoin, RB/DE, Pagosa Springs, Junior
• Shane Bishop, QB, D’Evelyn, Senior
• Brandon Blanco, MLB, Valley, Senior
• Brock Burkholder, WR/CB, Sterling, Senior
• Gage Butler, RB/FS, Eaton, Senior
• Joseph Campagna, RB/MLB, Moffat County, Senior
• Ryan Connelley, Elizabeth, Junior
• Logan Curtis, Platte Valley, Junior
• Kayden Derbigny, DT/T, Fort Lupton, Sophomore
• Dylan Evans, LB/RB, Resurrection Christian, Senior
• Hunter gator Goff, TE/ILB, Delta, Junior
• AJ Goldfain, MLB/FB, Resurrection Christian, Senior
• Pedro Gomez, OL, Lamar, Senior
• Nate Gravagno, WR/LB, Englewood, Senior
• Logan Hafey, DE/T, Moffat County, Junior
• Colton Johnson, RB/LB, Delta, Senior
• Gunner Johnson (labbe), QB/DB, Englewood, Junior
• Cameron Kirwan, T/DE, Middle Park, Senior
• Jayden Lawrence, G/C, Elizabeth, Junior
• Alejandro Maltos-Garcia, QB/SS, Brush, Junior
• Aidan O’Donnell, WR/FS, Pagosa Springs, Senior
• Damian Orozco, DE/LB, Alamosa, Junior
• Sebastian Owens, C/G, Arvada, Senior
• Jace Perez, WR/CB, Elizabeth, Junior
• Servando Perez, QB/SS, Valley, Senior
• Garrett Purman, C/G, Berthoud, Junior
• Braden Roskam, RB/FS, Woodland Park, Senior
• Nathan Scharnhorst, QB/FS, Delta, Junior
• Zayne Stam, Weld Central, Junior
• Taran Teeter, MLB/FB, Moffat County, Junior
• Anthony Torrez, RB/MLB, La Junta, Junior
• Zachary Vaughan, OG/DT, Severance, Junior
• Kyle Wellen, RB, Brush, Junior

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Class 1A

Player of the year: Kory Tacha, Limon

Coach of the year: Mike O’Dwyer, Limon

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Alexis Aguilar	Wray	G/MLB	Senior
Joey Beckner	Holyoke	DE/T	Senior
Matthias Brown	Strasburg	MLB/T	Junior
Owen Busetti	Florence	MLB/RB	Senior
Chance Cannon	Limon	G	Junior
Mason Claunch	Centauri	RB/CB	Junior
Tyler Collins	Wray	QB/FS	Senior
Bijah Cornell	Florence	TE/DE	Senior
Trystan Graf	Strasburg	RB/FS	Senior
A.j. Hemphill	Strasburg	WR/MLB	Senior
Trey Hines	Limon	QB/CB	Junior
Jeremiah Leeper	Limon	RB/LB	Junior
Nico Marchitelli	Gunnison	QB/LB/P	Senior
Christian Matus	Hotchkiss	OT/DT	Senior
Holden Morgan	Highland	RB/LB	Senior
Ryan Phelan	Meeker	QB/DE	Senior
Collin Russell	Strasburg	QB/CB	Senior
Landon Salmans	Wray	C/DT	Senior
Kaysen Schmidt	Limon	DL/OL	Senior
Byron Shawcroft	Centauri	QB/DE	Junior
Miles Sprague	Holyoke	QB/LB	Junior
Kory Tacha	Limon	LB/RB	Senior
Julian Valencia	Strasburg	K/WR	Freshman

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Junior Arambula	Wray	SS/WR	Senior
Ky Bandy	Limon	LB/RB	Junior
Evan Bright	Florence	OL/LB	Senior
Zach Buhr	Centauri	RB/LB	Junior
Alex Carr	Limon	DB/TE	Senior
Rian Chavez	Colorado Springs Christian	DT/G	Senior
Mac Copeland	Bennett	RB/MLB	Senior
Juan Cortes	Yuma	T/DE/DT	Senior
Joe Dunn	Colorado Springs Christian	RB/SS	Senior
Cobi Garcia	Monte Vista	MLB/RB	Senior
Jeiven Gonzalez	Highland	OL/DT	Junior
Traycer Hall	Hotchkiss	FB/ILB	Senior
Coulson Hollembeak	Hotchkiss	DE/G	Junior
Brandon Hussey	Peyton	RB/LB/ILB	Senior
John Jacoby	Bennett	DT/G/T	Senior
Cooper Main	Meeker	G/LB	Senior
Carter Neff	Hotchkiss	C/DE/MLB	Junior
Blaine Peebles	Hotchkiss	FS/P	Junior
Colton Pettit	Highland	TE/LB	Senior
Julian Sullivan	Florence	OL/DL	Senior
Kelton Turner	Meeker	RB/SS	Junior
Tell Wade	Wray	OL/DL	Sophomore
Mordecai White	Hotchkiss	RB/DB	Junior

Honorable mention:

• Carlos Almeida, TE/DT, Center, Senior
• Grant Blackmon, T/DT, Platte Canyon, Senior
• Cooper Brower, C, Rye, Senior
• Sam Buckhanan, OL/ILB/QB, Gunnison, Junior
• Adnex Bumba, DE/LB, Jefferson, Senior
• Shawn Campbell, WR, Ignacio, Junior
• Yahir Chavez, QB/ATH, Hotchkiss, Senior
• Colby Clatterbaugh, RB/MLB, Meeker, Senior
• Zak Cobb, C/DT/ILB, Peyton, Junior
• Brady Collins, WR/NG, Wray, Sophomore
• MIke Dean, DT/DE/T, Platte Canyon, Senior
• Dusty Duran, TE/DE, Monte Vista, Junior
• Nate Early, WR/DB, Banning Lewis Academy, Junior
• Zachary Eskelson, OL/DT, Meeker, Junior
• Dom Felice, TE/DE, Paonia, Senior
• Parker Franz, OL/LB, Burlington, Senior
• Severin Grundvig, ILB/RB, Colorado Springs Christian, Senior
• Gael Guzman, G/DT/K, Bennett, Senior
• Allen Hardey, FS/SS/QB, Platte Canyon, Junior
• Baron Holman, WR/CB, Centauri, Junior
• Cade Killin, DE/T, Holyoke, Junior
• Fletcher Madrid, Del Norte, Senior
• Josh Martinez, QB/DB/WR, Florence, Senior
• Quentin Nolan-Henson, DE/G, Rocky Ford, Senior
• Tyrese Otero, WR/CB/FS, Monte Vista, Senior
• Isaac Peerman, Del Norte, Senior
• Clay Robinson, RB/SS, Yuma, Junior
• Aidyn Shafer, G/DT, Holyoke, Junior
• Wyatt Sprague, WR/SS, Holyoke, Freshman
• Caleb Stockton, Colorado Springs Christian, Senior
• Jack Swanson, WR/FS, Strasburg, Senior
• Iley Tuttle, FS/WR/CB, Peyton, Senior
• Brody Wagner, G/LB, Cedaredge, Senior
• Evan Walls, G/C/T, Prospect Ridge Academy, Senior
• Deklan Wilk, LB, Prospect Ridge Academy, Senior
• Jeremy Woodward, RB/LB, Meeker, Senior

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8-man

Player of the year: Kelton Gartrell, Sanford

Coach of the year: Chris Michel, Sedgwick County

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Derrick Alber	Merino	DE/SE	Junior
Nolan Carlson	Sedgwick County	G/DE	Junior
Jared Ehmke	Sedgwick County	QB	Senior
Trent Elliott	Merino	RB/MLB	Senior
Kaleb Fowler	Sedgwick County		Senior
Andrew Frank	Merino	CB/RB	Senior
Kelton Gartrell	Sanford	RB/MLB	Junior
Hayden Gray	Dove Creek	G/DE	Senior
Omar Guerrero	Sanford	C/NG	Senior
Terrance Heath	Sedgwick County	WR/DE	Senior
Fabian Lopez	Sedgwick County		Senior
Coletin Mazerall	Simla		Senior
Chase Moore	Mancos	RB	Junior
Gabriel Proctor	Fowler	LB/OL	Senior
Christian Still	Dayspring Christian Academy	QB/CB	Senior
Jaciel Villalobos	Sedgwick County	SS/WR	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Jhett Alapai	Elbert	TE/DL	Senior
Jackson Bates	Fowler	HB/DB	Senior
Mason E hanagan	Swink	DT/G/FB	Senior
Brandon Eglinton	Calhan	QB	Senior
Colt Fury	Mancos	G	Senior
Tate Goddard	Sedgwick County	MLB/FB	Senior
Andrew Harris	Pikes Peak Christian	QB/LB/RB	Senior
Josh Holman	Sanford	QB/LB	Junior
Stephen King	Gilpin County	RB/QB/S	Senior
Ethan Larsen	Sanford	WR/DE	Junior
Xavier Livesay	Akron	FB/DL	Junior
Anthony Lujan	Rangely	QB/FB/FB	Senior
Matthew Mendoza	Swink	HB/WR/S	Senior
Brett Price	Sanford	RB	Senior
Adam Schultz	Crowley County		Senior
Ryan Tempel	Haxtun	OL/DL	Senior

Honorable mention:

• Nathaniel Aguilar, Crowley County, Senior
• Hector Almeida, South Park, Senior
• Braxton Asbell, ATH, Sargent, Senior
• Braxton Bates, TE/DB, Fowler, Senior
• Austin Beanland, C/DE, Dove Creek, Senior
• Blake Boulter, QB/DE/LB, Gilpin County, Senior
• Jakob Buller, QB/K/P, West Grand, Senior
• Alejandro Castanon, C/LB, West Grand, Senior
• Wyatt Cook, FB/LB/DE, Holly, Senior
• Christian Cova, WR, Mancos, Senior
• Chorbin Cressler, QB/CB, Dove Creek, Junior
• Austin Davis, OL/MLB, Rangely, Senior
• Brody Despard, RB/DB, Byers, Senior
• Rene Dominguez, RB/KR, West Grand, Senior
• Dakota Eaton, RB/DT/SE, Holly, Junior
• Zachery Edwards, RB/LB, Pikes Peak Christian, Senior
• Jose Garcia, CB/WR, Dolores Huerta Prep, Senior
• Brayden Glover, RB, Simla, Sophomore
• Traevin Jones, TE/LB, Caliche, Senior
• Owen Knode, QB/DB, Haxtun, Junior
• Hayden Lasley, Springfield, Senior
• Jacob Martin, CB/WR, Dayspring Christian Academy, Junior
• Aiden Martinez, McClave, Sophomore
• Keihlin Myers, QB/QB/QB, Rangely, Junior
• Vincent Nowicki, RB/WR/LB, Vail Christian, Junior
• Slater O’Brien, OL/DL, Vail Christian, Senior
• Grayson Pachner, QB/SE, Akron, Senior
• Kage Pepper, ATH, Sargent, Senior
• Monte Pickering, MLB/G, Lyons, Senior
• Gabe Polley, G, Rangely, Senior
• Sam Puderbaugh, OL/DL, Norwood, Senior
• Kevin Rice, DE/G/LB, Swink, Senior
• Isaiha Rivas, LB, Dolores Huerta Prep, Senior
• Damian Romero, QB/DB, Fowler, Senior
• Austin Schake, OG/DE, West Grand, Senior
• Rylee Smith, TE/DE, Fowler, Senior
• Cooper Tixier, G/DE, Wiley, Sophomore
• Tyler Wytulka, QB, Norwood, Senior
• Cade Zordel, RB/LB, Wiley, Senior

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6-man

Player of the year: Brady Kuntz, Fleming

Coach of the year: John King, Fleming

First Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Damien Barnes	Eads	RB/DE	Senior
Dominic Coleman	Granada	QB/RB/DB	Junior
Kade Comstock	Fleming	QB/S	Senior
Alex Cruz	Stratton/Liberty	FB/DE	Sophomore
Sullivan Farmer	Kit Carson		Senior
Chris Goss	Fleming	LB/RB	Senior
John Hainer	Granada	FB/NG	Sophomore
Tyler Hase	Stratton/Liberty	TE/DE	Senior
Brady Kuntz	Fleming	DE/LB/HB	Senior
Jaret Lichty	Stratton/Liberty	RB/LB	Senior
Evan Worley	Cheyenne Wells		Junior
Arek Wulf	Prairie	RB/DB/ATH	Senior

Second Team
Name	School	Pos.	Year
Layne Brown	Briggsdale	TE/MLB	Senior
Malik Carlson	Briggsdale	RB/LB	Junior
Daniel Escareno	Manzanola	DE/QB/TB	Junior
Cordell Garriott	North Park		Senior
Preston Hernandez	Cheyenne Wells		Senior
Nolan Hill	Peetz		Senior
Andy Long	Prairie	QB/DE/ATH	Junior
Trey Pearce	Cheraw	DB/QB	Senior
Evan Pieper	North Park		Junior
Rogelio Rangel	Cheyenne Wells		Junior
Dalton Sweazy	Hanover	OL/QB/MLB	Junior
Dayne Woodis	Deer Trail		Junior

Honorable mention:

• Gus Andreatta, WR/DE/P, La Veta, Junior
• Richie Atencio, DL/OT, Sierra Grande, Senior
• Dillon Ball, Cheyenne Wells, Junior
• Logan Breyer, TE/DL, Stratton/Liberty, Sophomore
• Isiah Chairez, LB/RB/ATH, Sierra Grande, Junior
• Ty Coleman, Cotopaxi, Sophomore
• Peyton Cranson, Branson/Kim, Sophomore
• Jonathan De Jesus, RB/LB, Weldon Valley, Senior
• Yahir Enriquez, Idalia, Junior
• Junior Flores, RB/LB, Weldon Valley, Senior
• Samuel Koolstra, RB/LB, Arickaree/Woodlin, Junior
• Levi Miller, Genoa-Hugo, Senior
• Wyatt Miller, Genoa-Hugo, Junior
• Kevin Rodriquez, Walsh, Senior
• Nick Schroeder, WR/LB, Hi-Plains, Senior
• Cade Smith, Branson/Kim, Sophomore
• Porter Spady, RB/LB/K, Eads, Freshman
• Salvador Vigil, QB/S/LB, Mountain Valley, Senior
• Tatum White, DB/LB/SB, Cheraw, Junior

The state football playoffs are underway this week. Each bracket consists of eight teams with quarterfinals taking place this week before semifinals are played next week, ahead of the state championship games, all of which will be played at Colorado State University Pueblo.

With four games in all seven classifications, here is a breakdown of this week’s small-school matchups:

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Class 2A

• 2A football playoff bracket
• Watch all games live on the NFHS Network

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(8) Moffat County at (1) Resurrection Christian

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Scoring on Resurrection Christian (5-0) this year has been tougher than difficult. It’s been impossible. The Cougars have allowed zero points all season and scored at least 32 in each game. Will Schrotenboer has been solid under center, tossing 11 touchdown passes this year.

Despite stumbling in its season opener, Moffat County (4-1) has played solid football and rattled off four straight wins to end the regular season. Caleb Frink is responsible for 753 all-purpose yards and eight touchdowns.

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(5) Eaton at (4) Pagosa Springs

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: A traditionally strong slate of 2A opponents didn’t stop Pagosa Springs (5-0) from ending the regular season undefeated. Dylan Tressler averaged over 200 rushing yards per game to end with a total of 1,052. Grant Aucoin led the team with eight rushing touchdowns.

Eaton (4-2) suffered a couple of losses, but both were to 2A playoff teams. The team showed a diverse rushing attack as three players have rushed for over 400 yards and scored at least six touchdowns each.

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(7) Lamar at (2) Sterling

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Sterling (5-0) begins its state championship defense after an undefeated regular season. The Tigers have been tough on defense, totaling 13 turnovers in their five games.

Lamar (5-1) had high expectations coming into the 2020 season and making the playoffs was a big part of that. Zane Rankin leads a balanced offense where he has thrown for 1,178 yards and 13 touchdowns while rushing for 417 yards and six scores.

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(6) Delta at (3) Platte Valley

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Platte Valley (5-1) missed out on the 2020 state title game after getting there back in 2019. The Broncos have looked strong this year with their only loss coming at the hands of Sterling. Kade McDaniel has thrown for 890 yards and eight touchdowns while rushing for 600 yards and eight touchdowns.

Delta (4-1) was last year’s runner-up, but the Panthers lost star quarterback Nolan Bynum three weeks ago. Nathan Scharnhorst, previously a receiver, has completed 14 of 23 passes for 218 yards and two touchdowns in the past two games, while also rushing for three scores. Timothy Horn (436 yards rushing, two touchdowns) is also a focal point of the offense.

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Class 1A

1A football playoff bracket

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(8) Holyoke at (1) Limon

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Same story, different year for the Badgers (4-0), who are looking for a third straight title. Kory Tacha and Jeremiah Leeper have been a force for Limon, combining for 1,006 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns.

Holyoke (5-1) will head into the game with some revenge on its mind. The Dragons lost to Limon 15-7 in last year’s semifinals. Miles Sprague ended the season rushing for 10 touchdowns and throwing for four more.

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(5) Hotchkiss at (4) Wray

Date and time: Nov. 21, 12 p.m.

Breakdown: There was a lot of diversity on the schedule this year for Wray (5-1). The Eagles beat Niwot but lost to Platte Valley. They also went undefeated against the 1A teams they played. Tyler Collins threw for over 1,000 yards and nearly added 1,000 rushing yards to his offensive effort this season.

Hotchkiss (6-0) put together a list of impressive wins en route to ending the regular season undefeated. The Bulldogs average over 300 rushing yards per game as a team and Mordecai White carries the bulk of that load, averaging 102.8 yards per game. He has also scored 10 rushing touchdowns this year.

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(7) Meeker at (2) Strasburg

Date and time: Nov. 20, 7 p.m.

Breakdown: Perhaps no one was better defensively as a team than Strasburg (6-0). Through six games, Strasburg allowed a total of zero points. The team wasn’t bad offensively either as Cam Russell threw 13 touchdown passes through the course of the season.

A lot of lopsided wins defined Meeker’s (5-1) season. The Cowboys’ lone loss was a 14-8 nailbiter against Hotchkiss. Jeremy Woodward and Kelton Turner each ran for over 500 yards and scored at least seven rushing touchdowns apiece.

• • •

(6) Centauri at (3) Florence

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: With a ground heavy attack, Florence (5-0) looks like it could make some noise in the 1A field. Owen Busetti and Jacob Kennedy have combined for over 800 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns.

Centauri (6-0) ran the table in the regular season and shouldn’t be counted out of any game until the buzzer sounds. Mason Claunch has rushed for 870 yards and a staggering 21 touchdowns.

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8-man

8-man football playoff bracket

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(8) Crowley County at (1) Sedgwick County

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Sedgwick County (6-0) begins its hunt for a sixth straight state title. The Cougars have been sound on both sides of the ball, outscoring their opponents 296-50 this year.

Crowley County (3-1) started the season off with three big wins before running into Flower the last game of the regular season. Senior Adam Schultz has averaged 205 rushing yards per game this year and has scored nine touchdowns.

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(5) Rangely at (4) Dove Creek

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: A promising run through the regular season has made Dove Creek (4-1) a team that shouldn’t be ignored. Gage Bailey leads the Bulldogs in rushing yards (716) while Gauge Thompson leads them in rushing touchdowns (8).

Rangely (6-0) also looked impressive this year, giving up no more than 12 points in any game. Zane Varner’s 920 total rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns have been a big reason for the Panthers success on offense.

• • •

(7) Mancos at (2) Sanford

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1:30 p.m.

Breakdown: Of the five games on Sanford’s (5-0) schedule this year, only Dove Creek made the playoffs. Still, Sanford won the game 36-12, giving every indication it is ready for a state title run.

Mancos (3-1) also played Dove Creek earlier this year, but the 18-14 loss to the Bulldogs was the lone game in which the Bluejays didn’t score 50 points. Chase Moore has carried the ball 72 times for 791 yards and 14 touchdowns this season.

• • •

(6) Merino at (3) Fowler

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: After reaching the state title game in 2019, Fowler (6-0) is anxious to make another run. Both Damian Romero and Jackson Bates have rushed for at least 400 yards and five touchdowns each.

Each of Merino’s (5-1) wins this season came by at least two scores. The Rams played their regular season finale on Nov. 6 and lost to Sedgwick County 32-0.

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6-man

6-man football playoff bracket

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(8) Kit Carson at (1) Fleming

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Fleming (5-0) has been a wrecking ball for most of the season. The team had surrendered fewer than 20 points each game this season, at least until they had to grind out a 49-44 win over Granada last week. Chris Goss, Charles Hobbs and Nolan Japp have combined for 17 rushing touchdowns this year.

Kit Carson (3-1) rebounded from its lone loss of the season on Oct. 24 with a 40-20 win over Hi-Plains last Friday. Kit Carson was the No. 1 seed in last year’s tournament, but fell to Fleming 68-52 in the semifinals.

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(5) Eads at (4) Granada

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: Despite closing the regular season with a loss to Fleming, Granada (5-1) had a strong 2020 campaign. Dominic Coleman finished the year throwing for 1,137 yards and 25 touchdowns.

Although Eads (3-2) suffered a couple of losses in the regular season, they came against two of 6-man’s top three teams. Damien Barnes leads the Eagles with 801 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns.

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(7) Briggsdale at (2) Stratton/Liberty

Date and time: Nov. 21, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: By the time Stratton/Liberty (4-0) takes the field on Saturday, it will have been nearly a month since it saw action on the field. In the first three games of the season, the Knighted Eagles scored at least 62 points and gave up an average of just over 15.

Briggsdale (3-1) has looked solid all year and its only loss of the year was by three points to Prairie. Malik Carlson has been a threat in passing, rushing and receiving and totaled 671 yards of total offense in just three games.

• • •

(6) Prairie at (3) Cheyenne Wells

Date and time: Nov. 20, 1 p.m.

Breakdown: On paper, Cheyenne Wells (5-0) looks like the biggest challenger to Fleming. The Tigers scored at least 42 points each game and surrendered no more than 38 in a single contest.

Prairie (5-1) has put together a solid resumé this season with its only loss coming to Fleming. Andy Long threw for an average of 178.2 yards per game and also threw 19 touchdown passes.

The final football coaches poll of the 2020 fall season is here.

The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. This poll factors into postseason seeding.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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CHSAANow.com Football Polls

Voted upon by coaches around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org. These rankings will factor into postseason seeding. More information is available here.

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Cherry Creek (18)	6-0	189	1	W
2	Valor Christian (1)	5-0	169	2	Bye
3	Pomona	6-0	149	3	W
4	Legend	6-0	119	6	W
5	Fairview	6-0	88	7	W
6	Eaglecrest	4-1	83	4	L
7	Columbine	4-1	76	5	L
8	Regis Jesuit	5-1	67	8	W
9	Cherokee Trail	4-2	53	9	W
10	Ralston Valley	4-2	29	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Grandview 15, Legacy 5, Castle View 3.
Dropped out
None.

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Dakota Ridge (13)	6-0	171	1	W
2	Ponderosa	6-0	142	3	W
3	Palmer Ridge (4)	4-0	138	2	Bye
4	Loveland (1)	6-0	126	5	W
5	Broomfield	5-0	110	4	Bye
6	Fountain-Fort Carson	5-1	75	8	W
7	Skyline	5-1	56	6	L
8	Brighton	5-1	44	–	W
9	Pine Creek	2-2	43	7	L
10	Montrose	4-2	37	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Windsor 16, Fruita Monument 12, Rampart 11, Vista Ridge 5, Longmont 1.
Dropped out
Windsor (9).

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Roosevelt (7)	5-0	122	1	W
2	Holy Family (3)	6-0	118	2	W
3	Durango (3)	5-0	108	3	W
4	Pueblo South	4-0	96	5	W
5	Mead (1)	5-1	93	4	W
6	Lutheran	4-1	70	6	Bye
7	Fort Morgan	4-1	42	8	W
8	Palisade	4-2	34	9	W
9	Evergreen	4-2	33	–	W
10	Canon City	3-2	19	10	L
Others receiving votes:
Conifer 16, Discovery Canyon 8, Pueblo County 7, Pueblo East 4.
Dropped out
Conifer (7).

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Resurrection Christian (10)	5-0	136	1	Bye
2	Sterling (3)	5-0	125	2	Bye
3	Pagosa Springs (1)	5-0	106	3	Bye
4	Platte Valley	5-1	97	5	W
5	Lamar	5-1	70	6	W
6	Eaton	4-2	69	4	L
7	Delta	4-1	63	8	Bye
8	Moffat County	4-1	55	7	W
9	University	3-2	29	9	W
10	Valley	3-3	8	10	L
Others receiving votes:
D’Evelyn 4, La Junta 4, Severance 2, Berthoud 1, Englewood 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Limon (12)	4-0	144	1	Bye
2	Strasburg (1)	6-0	122	2	W
3	Florence	5-0	105	3	W
T4	Centauri (1)	6-0	91	4	W
T4	Hotchkiss (1)	6-0	91	6	W
T4	Wray	5-1	91	5	W
7	Meeker	5-1	65	7	W
8	Holyoke	5-1	53	8	W
9	Colorado Springs Christian	3-1	31	9	Bye
10	Highland	4-2	19	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Peyton 5, Yuma 5, Monte Vista 2, Gunnison 1.
Dropped out
None.

8-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sedgwick County (19)	6-0	190	1	W
2	Fowler	6-0	155	2	W
3	Sanford	5-0	150	3	Bye
4	Rangely	6-0	110	4	W
5	Merino	5-1	103	5	W
6	Dove Creek	4-1	83	6	Bye
T7	Crowley County	3-1	59	7	Bye
T7	Simla	5-1	59	9	W
9	Mancos	3-1	53	8	Bye
10	Swink	5-1	47	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Holly 18, Elbert 6, Dayspring Christian Academy 3, Gilpin County 3, Pikes Peak Christian 3, Vail Christian 2, Calhan 1.
Dropped out
None.

6-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Fleming (12)	5-0	165	1	W
2	Stratton/Liberty (4)	4-0	152	2	Bye
3	Cheyenne Wells (1)	5-0	136	3	Bye
4	Granada	5-1	122	4	L
5	Prairie	5-1	96	5	W
6	Eads	3-2	75	7	Bye
7	Briggsdale	3-1	66	8	W
8	Kit Carson	3-1	30	–	W
9	Genoa-Hugo	4-2	27	–	W
10	Cheraw	4-2	26	6	L
Others receiving votes:
Sierra Grande 12, North Park 11, Mountain Valley 5, Hi-Plains 3, Idalia 3, Manzanola 3, Branson/Kim 2, Peetz 1.
Dropped out
North Park (9), Mountain Valley (10).

Seven new teams have joined the football rankings this week: Cherokee Trail (5A), Conifer (3A), Valley (2A), Simla (8-man), Swink (8-man), North Park (6-man), and Mountain Valley (6-man).

The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. Polls are released each Monday.

These are the final polls of the regular season. The next poll will come ahead of the seeding meeting.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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CHSAANow.com Football Polls

Voted upon by coaches around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org. These rankings will factor into postseason seeding. More information is available here.

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Cherry Creek (16)	5-0	169	1	W
2	Valor Christian (1)	5-0	151	2	W
3	Pomona	5-0	130	4	W
4	Eaglecrest	4-0	99	5	Bye
5	Columbine	4-0	96	3	Bye
6	Legend	5-0	90	7	W
7	Fairview	5-0	81	6	W
8	Regis Jesuit	4-1	44	10	W
9	Cherokee Trail	3-2	31	–	W
10	Ralston Valley	3-2	26	8	L
Others receiving votes:
Grandview 8, Castle View 4, Legacy 4, Highlands Ranch 2.
Dropped out
Grandview (9).

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Dakota Ridge (15)	5-0	210	1	W
2	Palmer Ridge (8)	4-0	172	2	Bye
3	Ponderosa	5-0	163	4	W
4	Broomfield	5-0	147	6	W
5	Loveland (1)	5-0	138	7	W
6	Skyline (1)	5-0	101	8	W
7	Pine Creek	2-1	78	3	L
8	Fountain-Fort Carson	4-1	61	5	L
9	Windsor	4-1	31	9	L
10	Montrose	3-2	26	10	L
Others receiving votes:
Rampart 25, Pueblo West 22, Brighton 17, Vista Ridge 6, Fruita Monument 4, Erie 3, Longmont 3, Chatfield 2, Monarch 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Roosevelt (8)	4-0	147	1	Bye
2	Holy Family (4)	5-0	129	6	W
3	Durango (3)	4-0	123	3	W
4	Mead (1)	4-1	114	4	W
5	Pueblo South	3-0	109	5	W
6	Lutheran	4-1	74	2	L
7	Conifer	4-1	49	–	W
8	Fort Morgan	3-1	43	8	Bye
9	Palisade	3-2	31	7	L
10	Canon City	3-1	22	10	L
Others receiving votes:
Evergreen 21, Green Mountain 7, Pueblo County 6, Pueblo East 3, Eagle Valley 2.
Dropped out
Green Mountain (9).

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Resurrection Christian (15)	5-0	177	1	W
2	Sterling (2)	5-0	153	3	W
3	Pagosa Springs (1)	5-0	139	4	W
4	Eaton	4-1	107	5	W
5	Platte Valley	4-1	105	6	W
6	Lamar	4-1	88	7	W
7	Moffat County	3-1	84	10	W
8	Delta	4-1	76	2	L
9	University	2-2	31	9	Bye
10	Valley	3-2	13	–	W
Others receiving votes:
La Junta 10, D’Evelyn 2, Severance 2, Alamosa 1, Berthoud 1, Woodland Park 1.
Dropped out
Severance (8).

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Limon (15)	4-0	165	1	Bye
2	Strasburg (1)	5-0	136	2	W
3	Florence	4-0	119	3	Bye
4	Centauri	5-0	108	5	W
5	Wray	4-1	107	4	L
6	Hotchkiss (1)	5-0	91	6	W
7	Meeker	4-1	65	7	W
8	Holyoke	4-1	57	8	Bye
9	Colorado Springs Christian	3-1	36	9	Bye
10	Highland	3-2	22	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Wiggins 8, Peyton 7, Yuma 6, Gunnison 4, Monte Vista 4.
Dropped out
None.

8-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sedgwick County (22)	5-0	229	1	W
2	Fowler (1)	5-0	197	2	W
3	Sanford	5-0	167	4	W
4	Rangely	5-0	132	6	W
5	Merino	4-1	118	3	L
6	Dove Creek	4-1	101	9	W
7	Crowley County	3-1	90	7	L
8	Mancos	4-1	70	5	L
9	Simla	4-1	50	–	W
10	Swink	4-1	37	–	W
Others receiving votes:
Holly 24, West Grand 13, Dayspring Christian Academy 10, Calhan 9, Elbert 4, Haxtun 4, Gilpin County 3, Vail Christian 2, Pikes Peak Christian 1.
Dropped out
Holly (8), West Grand (10).

6-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Fleming (14)	4-0	185	1	Bye
2	Stratton/Liberty (4)	4-0	169	2	Bye
3	Cheyenne Wells	5-0	144	3	W
4	Granada (1)	5-0	126	4	W
5	Prairie	4-1	106	5	W
6	Cheraw	4-1	88	7	W
7	Eads	3-2	84	6	L
8	Briggsdale	2-1	54	8	Bye
9	North Park	3-2	27	–	W
10	Mountain Valley	3-0	21	–	W
Others receiving votes:
Kit Carson 18, Genoa-Hugo 10, Sierra Grande 6, Idalia 5, Hi-Plains 1, Weldon Valley 1.
Dropped out
Kit Carson (9), Hi-Plains (10).

Four newcomers joined the football rankings this week: West Grand (8-man), Severance (2A), Moffat County (2A), and Windsor (4A).

The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. Polls are released each Monday.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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CHSAANow.com Football Polls

Voted upon by coaches around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org. These rankings will factor into postseason seeding. More information is available here.

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Cherry Creek (20)	4-0	200	1	W
2	Valor Christian	4-0	163	2	W
3	Columbine	4-0	152	3	W
4	Pomona	4-0	144	4	W
5	Eaglecrest	4-0	128	5	W
6	Fairview	4-0	82	6	W
7	Legend	4-0	72	7	W
8	Ralston Valley	3-1	68	8	W
9	Grandview	2-2	40	9	W
10	Regis Jesuit	3-1	36	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Cherokee Trail 8, Arapahoe 2, Castle View 2, Legacy 2, Highlands Ranch 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Dakota Ridge (12)	4-0	241	1	W
2	Palmer Ridge (7)	4-0	228	2	W
3	Pine Creek (4)	2-0	176	3	W
4	Ponderosa	4-0	161	4	W
5	Fountain-Fort Carson (1)	4-0	148	9	W
6	Broomfield	4-0	138	6	W
7	Loveland (1)	4-0	135	5	W
8	Skyline (1)	4-0	78	10	W
9	Windsor	4-0	60	–	W
10	Montrose	3-1	48	7	L
Others receiving votes:
Pueblo West 27, Fruita Monument 17, Brighton 10, Erie 7, Longmont 5, Vista Ridge 3, Air Academy 1, Monarch 1, Rampart 1.
Dropped out
Pueblo West (8).

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Roosevelt (8)	4-0	148	1	W
2	Lutheran (4)	4-0	136	2	W
3	Durango (3)	3-0	116	3	W
4	Mead (1)	3-1	106	5	W
5	Pueblo South	2-0	105	4	W
6	Holy Family	4-0	84	6	W
7	Palisade	3-1	63	8	W
8	Fort Morgan	3-1	36	9	W
9	Green Mountain	3-1	28	7	L
10	Canon City	2-0	23	10	Monday
Others receiving votes:
Conifer 12, Pueblo East 8, Evergreen 6, Pueblo County 6, Eagle Valley 2, Frederick 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Resurrection Christian (14)	4-0	202	1	W
2	Delta (4)	4-0	178	2	W
3	Sterling (2)	4-0	171	3	W
4	Pagosa Springs (1)	4-0	148	5	W
5	Eaton	3-1	109	6	W
6	Platte Valley	3-1	107	7	W
7	Lamar	3-1	97	4	L
8	Severance	3-1	45	–	W
9	University	2-2	32	8	L
10	Moffat County	2-1	16	–	W
Others receiving votes:
La Junta 13, Woodland Park 13, Berthoud 7, Brush 6, Valley 6, D’Evelyn 5.
Dropped out
Woodland Park (9), Brush (10).

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Limon (16)	4-0	184	1	W
2	Strasburg (2)	4-0	161	2	W
3	Florence	4-0	134	3	W
4	Wray	4-0	127	5	W
5	Centauri	4-0	114	4	W
6	Hotchkiss (1)	4-0	99	6	W
7	Meeker	3-1	63	8	W
8	Holyoke	2-1	62	7	L
9	Colorado Springs Christian	3-1	45	9	W
10	Highland	2-2	29	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Wiggins 7, Gunnison 6, Peyton 6, Yuma 4, Monte Vista 2, Bennett 1, Cedaredge 1.
Dropped out
None.

8-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sedgwick County (18)	3-0	195	1	Monday
2	Fowler (2)	4-0	168	2	W
3	Merino	4-0	137	5	W
4	Sanford	4-0	132	3	W
5	Mancos	4-0	116	4	W
6	Rangely	4-0	96	8	W
7	Crowley County	2-0	83	7	Bye
8	Holly	2-0	43	10	W
9	Dove Creek	3-1	29	6	L
10	West Grand	2-1	28	–	W
Others receiving votes:
Simla 23, Pikes Peak Christian 18, Dayspring Christian Academy 7, Swink 7, Vail Christian 7, Haxtun 3, Norwood 3, Elbert 2, Gilpin County 2, Byers 1.
Dropped out
Pikes Peak Christian (9).

6-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Fleming (18)	4-0	216	1	W
2	Stratton/Liberty (4)	3-0	198	2	Monday
3	Cheyenne Wells	4-0	160	3	W
4	Granada	4-0	132	4	W
5	Prairie	3-1	122	6	W
6	Eads	3-1	120	5	W
7	Cheraw	3-1	81	7	L
8	Briggsdale	2-1	63	8	Bye
9	Kit Carson	2-1	40	9	Bye
10	Hi-Plains	1-1	30	10	Monday
Others receiving votes:
Mountain Valley 15, North Park 12, Sierra Grande 6, Idalia 5, Peetz 4, Genoa-Hugo 3, Walsh 3.
Dropped out
None.

A complete schedule and scoreboard for football’s top-10 teams during Week 4 of the 2020 season.

• Live scoreboard
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Class 5A
1	Cherry Creek	4-0
	Friday: W 45-0 at Overland
2	Valor Christian	4-0
	Friday: W 63-21 vs. Castle View
3	Columbine	4-0
	Thursday: W 32-3 vs. Mullen
4	Pomona	4-0
	Saturday: W 33-14 at Arvada West
5	Eaglecrest	4-0
	Friday: W 23-13 at Arapahoe
6	Fairview	4-0
	Friday: W 43-32 vs. Legacy
7	Legend	4-0
	Friday: W 49-0 vs. Chaparral
8	Ralston Valley	3-1
	Thursday: W 28-13 vs. Lakewood
9	Grandview	2-2
	Friday: W 49-21 vs. Smoky Hill
10	Regis Jesuit	3-1
	Friday: W 42-0 at Douglas County

Class 4A
1	Dakota Ridge	4-0
	Friday: W 57-3 at Wheat Ridge
2	Palmer Ridge	4-0
	Friday: W 42-20 vs. (7) Montrose
3	Pine Creek	2-0
	Friday: W 59-14 vs. Doherty
4	Ponderosa	4-0
	Saturday: W 45-14 at Grand Junction
5	Loveland	4-0
	Friday: W 14-3 vs. Monarch
6	Broomfield	4-0
	Friday: W 26-13 vs. Heritage
7	Montrose	3-1
	Friday: L 20-42 at (2) Palmer Ridge
8	Pueblo West	3-1
	Friday: L 21-35 vs. (9) Fountain-Fort Carson
9	Fountain-Fort Carson	4-0
	Friday: W 35-21 at (8) Pueblo West
10	Skyline	4-0
	Friday: W 41-12 at Greeley Central

Class 3A
1	Roosevelt	4-0
	Friday: W 48-0 vs. Battle Mountain
2	Lutheran	4-0
	Friday: W 50-18 vs. Pueblo County
3	Durango	3-0
	Saturday: W 17-8 vs. Evergreen
4	Pueblo South	2-0
	Saturday: W 28-7 vs. Pueblo East
5	Mead	3-1
	Friday: W 42-0 at Northridge
6	Holy Family	4-0
	Friday: W 63-14 vs. Mitchell
7	Green Mountain	3-1
	Friday: L 24-31 at (8) Palisade
8	Palisade	3-1
	Friday: W 31-24 vs. (7) Green Mountain
9	Fort Morgan	3-1
	Friday: W 60-14 vs. Thompson Valley
10	Canon City	3-0
	Monday: W 42-7 at Pueblo Central

Class 2A
1	Resurrection Christian	4-0
	Saturday: W 47-0 vs. (8) University
2	Delta	4-0
	Friday: W 28-10 vs. Englewood
3	Sterling	4-0
	Friday: W 46-26 vs. Valley
4	Lamar	3-1
	Saturday: L 8-22 at (5) Pagosa Springs
5	Pagosa Springs	4-0
	Saturday: W 22-8 vs. (4) Lamar
6	Eaton	3-1
	Saturday: W 28-0 vs. (10) Brush
7	Platte Valley	3-1
	Thursday: W 49-6 at Fort Lupton
8	University	2-2
	Saturday: L 0-47 at (1) Resurrection Christian
9	Woodland Park	2-2
	Friday: L 23-27 at Moffat County
10	Brush	1-3
	Saturday: L 0-28 at (6) Eaton

Class 1A
1	Limon	4-0
	Friday: W 42-12 at Wiggins
2	Strasburg	4-0
	Friday: W 42-0 vs. Bennett
3	Florence	4-0
	Friday: W 49-7 vs. Bayfield
4	Centauri	4-0
	Friday: W 73-0 vs. Ignacio
5	Wray	4-0
	Saturday: W 27-7 vs. (7) Holyoke
6	Hotchkiss	4-0
	Friday: W 42-0 at Olathe
7	Holyoke	2-1
	Saturday: L 7-27 at (5) Wray
8	Meeker	3-1
	Friday: W 44-0 vs. Cedaredge
9	Colorado Springs Christian	3-1
	Friday: W 42-0 vs. Rocky Ford
10	Highland	2-2
	Friday: W 48-7 vs. Prospect Ridge Academy

8-man
1	Sedgwick County	3-0
	Monday: W 56-8 vs. (10) Holly
2	Fowler	4-0
	Friday: W 66-0 vs. McClave
3	Sanford	4-0
	Friday: W 36-12 vs. (6) Dove Creek
4	Mancos	4-0
	Friday: W -0 at Sangre de Cristo
5	Merino	4-0
	Saturday: W 44-12 at Haxtun
6	Dove Creek	3-1
	Friday: L 12-36 at (3) Sanford
7	Crowley County	2-0
	Off this week.
8	Rangely	4-0
	Friday: W 44-6 vs. Hayden
9	Pikes Peak Christian	3-1
	Saturday: L 6-12 vs. Dolores Huerta Prep
10	Holly	2-0
	Monday: L 8-56 at (1) Sedgwick County

6-man
1	Fleming	4-0
	Thursday: W 68-19 vs. Peetz
2	Stratton/Liberty	3-0
	Off this week.
3	Cheyenne Wells	4-0
	Friday: W 45-6 at Genoa-Hugo
4	Granada	4-0
	Friday: W 67-60 vs. (7) Cheraw
5	Eads	3-1
	Friday: W 64-20 at Cotopaxi
6	Prairie	3-1
	Saturday: W 63-22 at North Park
7	Cheraw	3-1
	Friday: L 60-67 at (4) Granada
8	Briggsdale	2-1
	Off this week.
9	Kit Carson	2-1
	Off this week.
10	Hi-Plains	1-1
	Off this week.

Three teams joined this week’s football rankings: Holly (8-man), Highland (1A), and Brush (2A).

The rankings, voted upon by coaches, are the official polls of the Association. Polls are released each Monday.

Complete rankings for all classes are below.

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CHSAANow.com Football Polls

Voted upon by coaches around the state. New voters can sign up by emailing rcasey@chsaa.org. These rankings will factor into postseason seeding. More information is available here.

Class 5A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Cherry Creek (19)	3-0	199	1	W
2	Valor Christian	3-0	161	2	W
3	Columbine	3-0	156	3	W
4	Pomona (1)	3-0	148	4	W
5	Eaglecrest	3-0	125	5	W
6	Fairview	3-0	74	9	W
7	Legend	3-0	72	10	W
8	Ralston Valley	2-1	71	6	L
9	Grandview	1-2	40	8	L
10	Regis Jesuit	2-1	27	7	L
Others receiving votes:
Castle View 9, Legacy 8, Cherokee Trail 5, Smoky Hill 2, Arapahoe 1, Fossil Ridge 1, Rocky Mountain 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 4A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Dakota Ridge (7)	3-0	181	1	W
2	Palmer Ridge (8)	3-0	176	2	W
3	Pine Creek (5)	1-0	146	3	W
4	Ponderosa	3-0	131	4	W
5	Loveland	3-0	114	5	W
6	Broomfield (1)	3-0	108	7	W
7	Montrose	3-0	99	6	W
8	Pueblo West	3-0	72	8	W
9	Fountain-Fort Carson	3-0	69	9	W
10	Skyline (1)	3-0	42	10	W
Others receiving votes:
Windsor 34, Fruita Monument 24, Brighton 6, Heritage 4, Vista Ridge 2, Erie 1, Monarch 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 3A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Roosevelt (10)	3-0	141	1	W
2	Lutheran (3)	3-0	122	4	W
3	Durango (2)	2-0	112	2	W
4	Pueblo South	1-0	97	3	W
5	Mead	2-1	94	5	W
6	Holy Family	3-0	68	9	W
7	Green Mountain	3-0	62	8	W
8	Palisade	2-1	32	7	L
9	Fort Morgan	2-1	25	6	L
10	Canon City	2-0	24	10	Bye
Others receiving votes:
Conifer 12, Pueblo County 11, Pueblo East 10, Evergreen 8, Eagle Valley 3, Frederick 3, Mountain View 1.
Dropped out
None.

Class 2A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Resurrection Christian (9)	3-0	182	1	W
2	Delta (7)	3-0	177	2	W
3	Sterling (3)	3-0	160	3	W
4	Lamar (1)	3-0	140	4	W
5	Pagosa Springs	3-0	116	6	W
6	Eaton	2-1	90	7	W
7	Platte Valley	2-1	88	5	L
8	University	2-1	56	9	W
9	Woodland Park	2-1	51	8	L
10	Brush	1-1	11	–	Bye
Others receiving votes:
Severance 10, Bayfield 4, La Junta 4, Valley 3, Berthoud 2, D’Evelyn 2, Alameda International 1, Elizabeth 1,  Moffat County 1.
Dropped out
Severance (10).

Class 1A
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Limon (18)	3-0	193	1	W
2	Strasburg (1)	3-0	176	2	W
3	Florence (1)	3-0	142	4	W
4	Centauri	3-0	123	5	W
5	Wray	3-0	115	6	W
6	Hotchkiss	3-0	99	9	W
7	Holyoke	2-0	89	7	W
8	Meeker	2-1	60	3	L
9	Colorado Springs Christian	2-1	38	8	L
10	Highland	1-2	28	–	W
Others receiving votes:
Olathe 7, Bennett 5, Gunnison 5, Peyton 4, Wiggins 4, Yuma 4, Burlington 2, Cedaredge 2, Monte Vista 2, Rye 2.
Dropped out
Peyton (10).

8-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Sedgwick County (21)	3-0	219	1	W
2	Fowler (1)	3-0	187	2	W
3	Sanford	3-0	140	3	W
4	Mancos	3-0	131	4	W
5	Merino	3-0	113	6	W
6	Dove Creek	3-0	93	8	W
7	Crowley County	2-0	91	5	Bye
8	Rangely	3-0	84	9	W
9	Pikes Peak Christian	3-0	79	7	W
10	Holly	1-0	26	–	Bye
Others receiving votes:
Haxtun 16, West Grand 10, Simla 8, Dayspring Christian Academy 7, Gilpin County 4, Calhan 1, Wiley 1.
Dropped out
Haxtun (10).

6-man
RK	TEAM	W-L	PTS	PVS	LW
1	Fleming (12)	3-0	173	1	W
2	Stratton/Liberty (5)	3-0	169	2	W
3	Cheyenne Wells	3-0	130	4	W
4	Granada (1)	3-0	112	6	W
5	Eads (1)	2-1	106	7	W
6	Prairie	2-1	96	5	L
7	Cheraw	3-0	71	8	W
8	Briggsdale	2-1	48	10	W
9	Kit Carson	2-1	43	3	L
10	Hi-Plains	1-1	27	9	Bye
Others receiving votes:
North Park 16, Genoa-Hugo 13, Idalia 8, Kiowa 7, Deer Trail 6, Hanover 5, Miami-Yoder 4, Peetz 4, Sierra Grande 3, Walsh 3, Mountain Valley 1.
Dropped out
None.

Legend picked up a major top-10 win on Friday night.

The Titans, ranked No. 10 in Class 5A, built on a hot start en route to a 31-7 road upset of No. 7 Regis Jesuit.

The win was led by seniors Kalen Shoemaker and Connor Eise, who each had two touchdowns: Shoemaker with one throwing and one rushing, and Eise with two on the ground.

Legend is now off to a 3-0 start for the second consecutive season, and the win marked a program first for the Titans, who had yet to beat Regis Jesuit. The schools met each of the past two seasons.

Five minutes in, Legend took a 7-0 lead when Eise snuck in on the left side from 1-yard out.

Then early in the second quarter, on third down, Shoemaker rolled to his right and threw back left, finding Carter Helfrich on a 10-yard score that made it 14-0.

A few minutes after that, Shoemaker dashed 90 yards on the ground to make it 21-0.

Regis scored just before halftime to cut the lead to 21-7 when Dervin Taylor scored up the middle from 10 yards out.

Legend added a 25-yard field goal from Caden Smith, and it was 24-7.

In the fourth, Eise capped the scoring with a 25-yard touchdown.

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6-man: (1) Fleming 32, (5) Prairie 8

Scoreless at halftime, and a one-score game after three quarters, Fleming broke things open to come up with a major top-5 win on Friday night.

“We did some things well, and there’s some things we definitely have to work on, but I guess we did enough well,” Fleming coach John King told the Scoreboard Show.

A defensive struggle through the first two quarters, Fleming scored two touchdowns in the first minute of the third quarter to go up 16-0.

“We finally kind of settled down and started executing better offensively, and then really had all the momentum in the world,” King said. “The next two possessions in a row, we turned the ball over. We could have really taken the game over, but we just kept shooting ourselves in the foot and let them hang around.”

Prairie scored two minutes after that, making it 16-8 heading to the final frame.

Fleming scored on the third play of that fourth quarter, pushing their lead to 24-8, and added a final score with 4:31 to play on fourth down.

“It was a really nice battle for us,” King said. “We had some kids who are starting for us the first time this year.”

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2A: (3) Sterling 31, (5) Platte Valley 21

Kaeden Sheets threw four touchdowns as Sterling held off a rally from Platte Valley to win the top-5 battle.

Sheets’ big night started off with three first-quarter touchdowns, two to Tucker Myers, as the Tigers built an 18-0 lead.

Sterling’s lead grew to 24-7 with 6:12 to play in the third quarter when Sheets found Jackson Keil from 6 yards out.

Platte Valley rallied. McDaniel had a 2-yard run with 4:35 left in the third, and two minutes after that, McDaniel hit Lauer for a 12-yard score to make it 24-21.

In the fourth quarter, Peyton Rose sealed the game with an 8-yard run.

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3A: (5) Mead 35, (6) Fort Morgan 0

A week after dropping a tough game to Roosevelt in OT, No. 5 Mead rebounded in a big way with a win over No. 6 Fort Morgan.

“It was a fun night to be a part of Mead,” Mead coach Jason Klatt told the Scoreboard Show.

Find a complete photo gallery from the game here.

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Notables

• Gunnison won its first varsity game since 2016, 20-7, over Cedaredge.
• In double overtime, Windsor beat Erie 38-32. “Different players stepped up at different times and made big plays,” Windsor coach Chris Jones told the Scoreboard Show. “It was a wonderful team effort on defense.” The Wizards are now 3-0.
• 8-man No. 1 Sedgwick County won its 20th consecutive game, the longest streak in the state, with a 60-14 win over No. 10 Haxtun.
• In their first game of 2020 following a two-week quarantine, 4A No. 3 Pine Creek beat 5A Chaparral 17-7.
• In the annual Whistle Game, 2A No. 4 Lamar beat rival La Junta 43-14 after building a 28-0 lead. “We started out pretty fast. We were able to grab some pretty big chunks there,” coach Jason Tice told the Scoreboard Show.
• 3A No. 4 Lutheran was impressive in a top-10 game for the second consecutive week, this time beating No. 7 Palisade 54-24.
• After moving up to No. 1 this week, Roosevelt beat Thompson Valley 42-0 in 3A.
• In 5A, Douglas County beat Doherty 27-24 on a last-second field goal.

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More coverage

• An updated top-10 football schedule after Friday’s games, and Saturday’s top-10 slate.
• All scores so far in Week 3, as well as Saturday’s games.
• In a big top-10 2A matchup, No. 2 Delta beat No. 8 Woodland Park.
• A top-10 5A matchup ended on a last-second field goal, with Pomona beating Ralston Valley. And photos from the game are here.
• Photos from Brighton’s win over Heritage.
• Photos from Eaglecrest’s win over Overland.
• Photos from Rocky Mountain’s win over Poudre.
• Photos from Broomfield’s win over Silver Creek.
• Photos from Highlands Ranch’s win over ThunderRidge.
• Photos from Skyline’s win over Longmont.
• Photos from Columbine’s win over Lakewood.