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AURORA —Practice for 2025-26 winter sports may officially begin today for high schools across the state of Colorado, with the exception of ice hockey, which started last week.

AURORA – CHSAA Commissioner Mike Krueger announced on the October edition of Coffee with the Commish that Jon Hill is the October winner of the Brewed for Impact with Circle K. 
 

The Denver Broncos, in partnership with the Colorado High School Activities Association, will honor a High School Coach of the Week for both flag football and tackle football during the regular season for both sports this year. At the end of the season, a coach of the year will be selected for both sports.
 

As the official ranking system that selects and seeds teams for postseason fields, the CHSAA Seeding Index provides up-to-the hour ranking of teams across a wide range of sports.

AURORA – As part of its new classification process through the Classification and League Organizing Committee (CLOC), the Colorado High School Activities Association has released its updated CLOC Data Hub, which includes the most up-to-date information that CHSAA has on each school and program. 

DENVER – The Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) is proud to announce a new partnership with Sport Clips Haircuts with the launch of the Sport Clips MVP Scholarship program. The company will also serve as the “Official Haircutter” of the CHSAA.
 

LONE TREE – The Colorado High School Activities Association welcomed a number of former CHSAA staff, past CHSAA Commissioners and former Board of Directors Presidents to the Douglas County School District Legacy Campus for a Legacy and Leadership social Tuesday night.

AURORA – The Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) is proud to announce the induction of seven remarkable individuals into the CHSAA Hall of Fame Class of 2026. This distinguished group represents a wide range of sports and activities and embodies the Association’s vision of excellence in academics, athletics, and activities. Each inductee’s story reflects the very essence of education-based participation and its lasting impact on students, schools, and communities across Colorado.