DENVER – Altitude Sports announced that the Colorado High School Activities Association’s Class 4A and 5A high school football state championship game broadcasts will be returning to the regional sports network this weekend. The championship games will be held on Saturday, Dec. 2 at Canvas Stadium in Fort Collins.
The top football talent in the state from the 4A and 5A classes of football Colorado State University’s Canvas Stadium this Monday for the Colorado High School Activities Association’s championship press conferences.
The 2023 Colorado high school football state championship tournament will have its 6-man, 8-man, 1A and 2A semifinals on Nov. 18th, with the championships occurring on Nov. 24th and 25th at CSU-Pueblo’s stadium. The 3A, 4A and 5A semifinals will be on Nov. 25th, and their championship games will be on Dec. 2, with 3A playing their state championship at CSU-Pueblo’s stadium, while 4A and 5A play at CSU’s Canvas Stadium.
AURORA – The semifinal round of the Colorado High School Activities Association’s 5A Football Playoffs for the 2023 State Championships has been completed. Live scores for next round can be found on MaxPreps and select games will be streamed on the NFHS network.
AURORA – The semifinal round of the Colorado High School Activities Association’s 4A Football Playoffs for the 2023 State Championships has been completed. Live scores for next round can be found on MaxPreps and select games will be streamed on the NFHS network.
AURORA – The semifinal round of the Colorado High School Activities Association’s 3A Football Playoffs for the 2023 State Championships has been completed. Live scores for next round can be found on MaxPreps and select games will be streamed on the NFHS network.
LAKEWOOD — Lutheran is going to get another shot to lift the elusive Class 3A football state trophy.
GRAND JUNCTION – No matter how brisk the air may have been or how much leftover snow was piled up near the end zones, there was no containing an offense that was simply on fire Saturday afternoon at Grand Junction’s Stocker Stadium. The Delta Panthers capped off an undefeated season and proved just why they were the top seed of the playoffs with a 54-14 victory over Rifle to claim the 2A state championship, its first state title since 1960.
PUEBLO – The king of Class 1A football once again is Limon High School.
The Badgers won their second-consecutive state crown with a 50-13 victory over Strasburg Saturday afternoon at the ThunderBowl on the Colorado State University-Pueblo campus.
