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Les Schwab Academic Team Championships LES SCHWAB ACADEMIC TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY Frontier Academy High School – 3.61 Dhalton Akey Levi Chambers Class 2A Josiah Davis Telluride High School – 3.71 Sawyer Davis Isaiah Calhoun Harrison Ellis Jaden Evans Jayden Howell Spencer Keating Cody Jones Jack Plantz John Palmer Will Plantz Isaiah Remington Luke Preble Chukwuzulum Nwizu Dillan Webb Rangely High School – 3.86 Wison Young Austin Ficken Jefferson Academy High School – 3.61 Cameron Filfred Damian Brown Caleb Noel Jaylen Cord Brennan Noyes Chase Dobbs Patrick Scoggins Alex Duffy Bryce Knapp Mancos High School – 3.66 Josh Korac Nicholas Archuleta Ryan Lelmuth Vincent Grego Brendan Lynch Asa Kearns Nathan Moore Simon Kearns Liam Mueller Jake McKie August Nielson Ro Paschal Zeke Trujillo Caleb Yoder Christian Van Cleave Paul Watters Class 3A James Winder Pagosa Springs High School – 3.77 The Academy High School – 3.59 Keanan Anderson Cyrus Barber Kaleb Buffington Evan Holt Ethan Brown Josiah Martinez Jacob Hughes Jack Pilotti Michael Iverson Nathaniel Papp Nate Lewis Joey Sansone Coy Thomas Class 4A Salida High School – 3.74 Morgan Fitzgerald Discovery Canyon High School – 4.01 Seth Minor Hayden Beck Ian Olson Kyle Clancy Jesse Orris Dylan Custer Russell Orris Joseph Dicke Isaac Russell Nicholas Gonzalez Kaden Sites Ryland Hunt Taylor Stack Caleb Kimble Isaac Timko Jared Robinson Noah Watanabe Green Mountain – 4.01 Pueblo Central High School – 3.73 Evan Ammidown Andrew Burns Jason Boudeur Jacob Haynes Stephen Haas Max Markuson DiPrince Trent Klocek Leonardo Palma Jace Pivonka Luke Rocco John Michael Sullivan Peyton Roth Alex Telles Brandon Steigerwat Silver Creek High School – 4.0 The Classical Academy High School – 3.6 Zachary Beckwith William Hook Joseph Cregihton Canaan Lamberth Brock Dykema Matthew Loftin Elliott Cassidy Ryan Moen Casey Frankowski Tanner Norman Andrew King Michael Oldach James Lee Michael Long Fort Morgan High School – 3.65 John Moroney Herberto Gamino-Munoz Dylan Oliver Michael Lauck Trevor Link Standley Lake High School – 3.98 Kolter quick Cody DeWitt Noah Rojo Kendall Kinnard Conner Shaver Jared Linford Jose Sixtos Jimenez Even Luebbert Jarrod Ott Montrose High School – 3.62 Nicholas Shipe Casey Crawford Trevor Smith Evan Graff Elijah Student Justin Hawkins Sterlin Jensen Mullen High School – 3.83 Cole Lucero Austin Bryan Ian Meek Sebastian Campos Aaron Rhoderick Cooper Dow Joseph Dow Elizabeth High School – 3.51 Ian Goulding Colin Bauerle Ryan Heyvaert Jacob Boss Blayze Jessen Tyler Feist Robert Manta Delaney Jones Bryce Medaris Zachary Richardson Harrison Olivieri Andrew Smith Jake Read Ryan Sucklik Evan Sanchez Matthew Vermeyen Class 5A Lakewood High School – 4.5 Widefield High School – 3.76 Will Carbo Stephen Agenbroad Chase Dornbusch George Arciniega Luke Klatke Matthew Arbegast Jordan Laughlin Aaryn Callahan Dean Lugsch Max Martinez Mitch Lugsch Miles Mena Isaiah Soto Cole Munoz Columbine High School – 4.24 William Schenk David Blair Gavin Van Horn Austin Bradshaw Benjamin Walth Derek Cardall Spencer Greenley Liberty High School – 3.76 Jerod Kuhn Robert Brown Bryce rombach Cory Childs Steven Santaniello Lucas Dyer Andre Ogren Coronado High School – 4.21 Cameron Rathmell Burke Babeu AJ Steward Andrew Burton Alex Stoner Cameron Mirhossani Isaiah Smith Clay Rahaman KJ Strouts David Roberts Natthan Whiting-Wagner Derek Sharman Jeff Zelkin Conor Stizich Michael Swanson Aurora Central High School – 3.69 Nicholas Vai Dat Doung R’ron Fisher Broomfield High School – 4.13 Iojan Lesezma Joseph Carwin Abraham Pizano Chad Croell Jesse Salcido Caelan Denley Jared Durney Rocky Mountain High School – 3.68 William Hale Noah Bordewyk Shane Kaiser Christopher Cathcart Blake Mino Theo Champ Jacob Mitchem Connor Culhane Joshua Schoep Bryan Hird Brandon Tyson Dylan Hird Hayden Van De Pol Zachary Hupfer Monarch High School – 4.1 Grand Junction Highs School – 3.66 Greg Hibl Nicholas Duncan Ben Hogan Brett Ferguson Zach Litoff Grayson Gehl Charlie Perry Aaron King Tyler Nelson Cherry Creek High School – 3.85 Joshua Newhouse Connor Egan Jarod Wilson Daniel Hamson Lars Hultgren Arvada West High School – 3.62 Thaddesu Kowalik Justin Andrade Davis Landry Colin Berndt Kyle Moran Joshua Campbell Luke Reckard Korshatt Ghenee Ethan Russon Dallas Hackett Jared Scott Marshall Haymond Julian Huynh Palmer High School – 3.81 Chase Julian Max Anderson Micheal Krajewski Andrew Bently Ryan Lee Riley de Ryk Caden Montano Cole Harner Andrew Perez Jacob Schroeder Telluride High School – 3.78 Max Sevik Larkin Brodie Hanan Sorensen Soleit Gaylord Jacob Valdez Esme Fahnestock Noah Vasquez Anna Fake Dominic Wisley Skylar Nunn Alyssa Pack Fruita Monument High School – 3.5 Evan Arcand Erik Borovilos Rye High School – 3.63 Dalton Haraway Andy Mallo Chandler Kostelecky Maggie Peters Russell McBreen Abbigail Peterson James McLaughlin Makayla Rodriguez William Moore Nolan Pflug Seth Whitesides Class 3A Frontier Academy High School – 3.96 Jennifer Bowles GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY Hannah Ellis Taylin Forkner Sarah Maxey Class 2A Emily Long Areni Merry Mancos High School – 3.93 Emily Root Morgan Archuleta Molly Sears Jessalyn Bay Voit Aleigha Street Emma Most Brittney Peacock Jefferson Academy High School – 3.96 Kaylee Rose Mariah Archuleta Hanna Skinner Rebekah Ashby Andy Callas Clear Creek High School – 3.89 Kara Dobbs Marysol Galke-Mendizabal Emily Grentham Anya Gould Jessie Holland Adly Nadeau Samantha Holland Sammy O’Brien Bridget Lynch Michaela Peteson Caitlyn Martinez Jasmine Shaw Elizabeth Munson Gracie Werlin Julia Nguyen Sydney Zabel Rachel Schlagel Custer County High School – 3.89 Salida High School – 3.95 Kayla Carter Bari Beasley Katlyn Freeburg Abby Ceglowski Kayli Short Taryn Ceglowski Rebekah Earhart Rangely High School – 3.88 Sydney Fesenmeyer Savannah Nielsen Olivia Lowe Raelynn Norman Alexandra Maes Phalon Osborn Kaitlyn Moltz Miekka Pecl Phoebo Powell Estes Park High School – 3.81 Savanna Tice Annalise Basch Brenna Vallejos Madison Beesley Sandra Villasenor Josephine Christenson Paige Ybarra Reanna Monroe Simone Paul Class 4A Janet Rojas Standley Lake High School – 4.32 Carlie Roenkrance Emma Abernethy Skylar Shumate Hannah Laughlin Lily Tomasula Martin Sloane Lewis Hannah Willis Mone Mondragon Anna Mounts Grand Valley High School – 3.8 Anna Nelson Kayla Holbrook Veronica Petrillo Emma Smith Olathe High School – 3.8 Discovery Canyon High School – 4.17 Angela Alcarez Alex Bishop Karesen Henwood Yana Brown Emily Mundy Beth DeLaurell Yesika Nevarez Samantha Hee Kitara Smolinski Brianna Hunt Hannah Miller Pagosa Springs High School – 3.8 Liberty Ricca Shelby Cronon Camille Tredouz Molly Burkesmith Lianna Ubungen Maddie Greenly Taylor Lee Hammer Silver Creek High School 4.08 Delaney Khung Sofia Bantowsky Kori Mogensen McKinley Coppock Olivia Reinhardt Mikayla Gaffney Sage Madden The Academy High School – 3.71 Grace McCaffrey Maddy Bruno Jordyn Monnlin Norma Mena Katherin Nelson Kaitlyn Messick Victoria Rubio Hailey Sanchez Kelly Speckl Anna Saville Taylor Stinson Morgan States Thompson Valley High School – 4.08 Leia Vadeen Emily Black Mayah DeMartino Coal Ridge High School – 3.61 Helena Ernst Claudia Buchholtz Isabelle Hohnson Natalie Doherty Maren Janda Bostyn Elswick Emily Leidig Paige Harlow Kayla Milligan Jordan Lincicome Sydney Romain Niwot High School – 4.05 Erika West-Burris Hannah Anderson Emily Cranny Lamar High School – 3.58 Jenna Edwards Emily Bohl Kela Fetters Mayrene McCoy Claire Gillett Mallory Morgan Jenna McCaffrey Cassidy Rigsby Maggie Smith Alyssa Settles Fort Morgan High School – 3.98 Mullen High School – 3.79 Kinsey Brashears Alison Brogan Diana Moya Emily Brugess Adianna Miller Alexandra Deorio Makinna Miller Sarah DeLine Jolonna Ohr Payton Gabriel Kaitlin Wells Susanna Konkel Alyssa Marchese Lewis-Palmer High School – 3.98 Sarah Ortiz Elizabeth Beagle Grace Reuter Rile Britton Ashlyn Rooney Madison Hwang-King Zoe Ryan Gabrielle Lammon Sarah Schaller Emily Ng Taylor Stordahl Rebekka Olson Jordan Supre-Hill Lindsey Purdham Kelsey Van Zandt Madelyn Smith Brooke Taylor Widefield High School – 3.77 The Calssical Academy High School – 3.95 Caitlyn Anderson McKenzie Elliott Kayleen Chee Hannah Gaona Tabi Frandsen Cassey Griggs Sam Howell Kirsten Kropkowski Myah Jennrich Kate Peterson Briaana King Kayler Miles Elizabeth High School – 3.85 Marianne Hughes Durango High School – 3.75 Anisa Rose Samhouri Emily Edwards Peyton Baldwin Mary Fenberg Asheten Loeks Marit May Alaina Jones Alma McKown Brenna Jones Rebekka Moenning Krista Dodd Martha Scott Lilah Slaughter Sara Berzins Anna Smagacz Katelyn Berzins Sarah Smagacz Cori Sm Maggie Wigton Rifle High School – 3.84 Conifer High School – 3.74 Lauren Arnold Isabel Arnold Kenia Chavez Samantha Briscoe Amanda Crow Bryce Civiello Ashley Manera Lindsay Dedrickson Carley Rice Rachel Elander Jasmine Sandoval Madeleine Foster Amber Shackelford Grace Freza Sarah Wagler Josefine Martin Izabella Mastroianni Montrose High School – 3.81 Mia Miller Weldyn Allen Grace Putz Bryanna Alvarado Julia Romero Madeline Chandler Bailey Sessions Lindi Congour Skye Sobzack Lauren Cook Sydney Walker Taylor McBee Addison Womack Stephanie Perfors Palmer Ridge High School – 3.68 Pine Creek High School – 4.3 Sara Bastin Klara Aspelin Madeleine Bonneau Heide Baron AnnaMarie Bugosh Sarah Bassett Hannah Capek Teryn Brodish Faith Clear Hannah Burkett Emily Cook Devon Kroeker Kaleigh Cunneff Athena Keuhn Rachel Cunneff Calyssa Trautner Lauren Dammarell Audree Furst Coronado High School – 4.39 Taylor Garner Chloe Cassesns Caroline Giusti Taylor
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