AURORA — Few programs in Colorado flag football have risen faster than Chaparral High School. The Wolverines have developed into one of the state’s most exciting and cohesive teams, built on belief, community, and a shared love of the game.
AURORA – Northfield High School has continued its rapid rise as one of the top emerging programs in Colorado football, clinching its second consecutive postseason berth. The Nighthawks’ success is built on discipline, teamwork, and a resilient mindset that has quickly turned the program into a playoff mainstay and a source of pride for the Northfield community.
AURORA – The Steamboat Springs Sailors are making history as the first school on the Western Slope to launch a girls flag football program. Leading the way is head coach Connor Payne, who has guided the team through its inaugural season with energy, vision, and a pioneering spirit.
AURORA – Denver North’s flag football program, which has steadily built a strong foundation in recent years, is off to an impressive start in 2025. The Vikings currently sit at 8-2, powered by an explosive ground attack and a stingy defense.
In recognition of his leadership and success, head coach AJ Carter has been named CHSAA’s Denver Broncos Flag Football Coach of the Week.
AURORA – There’s a new team on the flag football scene this season with the Poudre School District squad.
And it made a name for itself last week improving to 6-1 with wins of 12-7 over previously-undefeated Legacy and 25-13 over Northglenn, which had been 6-2. With its only loss 7-6 to defending 4A champion Mountain View, Poudre School District is ranked No. 12 in 5A.
For his efforts, Aaron Waters has been recognized by being named the CHSAA/Denver Broncos Flag Football Coach of the Week.
AURORA – After two seasons as the team’s defensive coordinator, Greg Johnson moved up to head coach at Ralston Valley this season.
After wins last week over previously undefeated Northfield (18-16) and Columbine (48-6), the Mustangs improved to 7-1, just one win short of last year’s 8-9 campaign that ended in the state playoffs, and they are ranked No. 3 in 5A in CHSAA’s selection & seeding index.
For his efforts, Johnson has been recognized by being named the CHSAA/Denver Broncos Flag Football Coach of the Week.
Elizabeth’s Summer Katzoff has been recognized for her efforts by being named the Broncos Flag Football Coach of the Week.
For his efforts, Pomona’s Guy Ryan has been named the Broncos Coach of the Week.
AURORA – Mountain Range opened the 2025 flag football season with a 20-14 victory over Cherokee Trail as Linda Archuleta passed for 344 yards and two touchdowns to Delilah Lucero, who caught five passes for 122 yards.
AURORA — The Horizon Hawks opened the 2025 flag football season impressively with a 24-14 victory over Cherry Creek, with Nevaeh Stukas passing for two touchdowns and Genia Harris and Madison Velotta each scoring twice. The Hawks defense also intercepted three passes and reigstered seven sacks including two each for Harris and Velotta.