2A Volleyball: A look at the Season and Regional Matchups by Tayler Garcia

2A Volleyball: A look at the Season and Regional Matchups

By: Tayler Garcia

As the volleyball season ascends towards it peak, 36 teams in 2A are all gearing up for the playoffs to determine who gets the privilege to advance to the state tournament. Regionals is taking place across the state and is hosted by the top 12 seeds in the playoffs. The top team in each region will advance and get a chance to play for the State title. This week, we will recap all 36 teams and see how their season went and who they will need to beat in order to keep their season alive.

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Region 1

1. Simla

Simla comes into the playoffs as the number one overall seed and will be the host to region 1. This season, the Cubs went 22-1 overall, with their lone loss being to Merino 3-, which snapped a 17 game winning streak. In the last game of the season, Simla faced Sedgwick County in a battle over first place. Simla was able to get the win 3-1, which solidified their number one position in the seeding index. Simla has not lost to a 2A school yet this season and will be looking to maintain that record through the rest of the playoffs. Simla will kickoff the playoffs against St. May’s, and then will face Ignacio in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Simla
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Carlee Cox	284	48		238	18	209
Haylee Easler			30
Elle Leininger			36
Katie Gotschall	138		51
Ava Leininger				201	26	277
Kylie Maranville	208	52		200		198
Meadow Nasbaum		44			731
Team Total	857	242	97	1003	802	840

24. Ignacio

The Bobcats made it to the playoffs in region 1 as the 24 seed. This season, Ignacio went 14-9 overall on the season, 10-2 in league play and ended 2^nd in the San Juan Basin league. The losses for Ignacio were against Del Norte, Mancos, Sedgwick County, Denver Christian, Dove Creek (x2), Poudre, Pagos Springs, and Sargent in the last game of the regular season. Some of these teams find themselves in the playoffs as well as Telluride who Ignacio was able to get the win over earlier in the season. Ignacio will face St. Mary’s in match 2 in region 1 and then will face Simla in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Ignacio
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Juliann Avila			38
Maliyah Martinez			38			200
Kelly Sirios	104	60	24	236	402
Marissa Olguin	118	56		213
Tarah Baker		43		227	29	234
Lainee Bradley	120				23
Ollyvia Howe						190
Team Total	583	267	109	1411	523	1108

36. St. Mary’s

Stat Leaders – St. Mary’s
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Anna Collins	106		43
Ava Mccabe	117		21
Allison Montague	150	35	12	179	21	176
Leah Flanigan		41		201	434
Abby Stalp		40		230	26	344
Kate Montague						160
Team Total	592	181	79	1006	531	934

St. Mary’s was the last team to make it to the postseason this year at the 36 seed. This season the Pirates were able to go 12-11 overall, 7-5 in league play and finished 6^th in the Tri-Peaks League. The losses for St. Mary’s were Sterling, Rye, Kent Denver, Prospect Ridge Academy, Colorado Academy, Lamar, CSCHS, Banning Lewis, Salida, The Vanguard School and Eagle Ridge Academy. The Pirates were able to get a win the last two games of the season which were against Banning Lewis and Academy and Ellicott, which is the momentum St. Mary’s will be looking to carry into regionals this week. St. Mary’s will play Simla in match 1 and then Ignacio in match 2.

Region 2

2. Sedgwick County

Stat Leaders – Sedgwick County
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Abigail Dille	241		57	253		380
Keyana Ehnes	223	44	41			388
Piper Buettenback			25		70
Ryen Carlson		38		272	499
Lainee Nein	229	21		284	239	179
Team Total	943	169	112	1472	884	1256

Hosting Region 2 as the 2^nd seed, Sedgwick County ends the regular season with a 19-4 overall record, a 7-1 league record and 2^nd in the Lower Platte League. The Cougars 4 losses were against Chase County, Idalia, Merino and Simla in the last game of the season which gave Sedgwick County 2^nd in the 2A bracket. The longest streak for Sedgwick County was 9 wins in a row, and now the Cougars will look to get momentum going to take the region and advance to the final weekend of the 2024 season. Sedgwick County will play Telluride to start the playoffs and then will face Mancos in the 3^rd match of region 2.

23. Mancos

Mancos makes it to the playoffs with a 16-7 overall record, a 9-3 league record, 3^rd in the San Juan Basin League and as the 23^rd seed. The bluejays have won 8 games in a row in the regular season and have lost to Dove Creek (x2), West Grand, Cedaredge, Ignacio, Saford, and Telluride. With 7 games won in a row in the regular season, Mancos will be looking to carry this momentum and will try to make it to the last weekend of the season. Mancos will play Telluride on match 2 and Sedgwick County in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Mancos
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Destiny Kramer			28
Caylee Moore			15
Tinsley Aspromonte	49		14
Bailey Beh	371	82		249		270
Alexis Lyons		40			665
Brooke Jabour		40		399	35	415
Aubree Wyatt	288			285	7	301
Team Total	803	256	71	1410	725	1273

35. Telluride

Stat Leaders – Telluride
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Tori Sanders	117		27
Delia Noel	315	45	21	246		216
Emily Scoville			8		27
Lori Gleria		43				195
Ella Metheny		36		207	89	267
Lillyann Mahoney				206	420
Fianna Ahern	65
Team Total

Telluride enters the postseason at the 35 seed, barley getting into the postseason this year. Despite the tough start to the season Telluride was able to go 14-9 on the season, 9-4 in league play and ended 4^th in the San Juan Basin League. The losses on the Miners record this season were against Salida, Buena Vista, North Fork. Dove Creek, Pagosa Springs, Ignacio (x2), Mancos, and Gunnison. The longest win streak for the team was 6 games. Telluride will be looking to pull the upset in order to advance onto the final week of the season. Telluride will face Sedgwick County in match 1 and then Mancos in match 2.

Region 3

3. Lyons

Lyons is the host of region 3 and comes into the postseason as the number 3 seed with a 20-3 overall record, a 12-1 league record and 2^nd in the Mile High League. The Lions had a 13 game win streak that was ended in the last game of the season to St. Mary’s Academy. The other losses on Lyons record are to Forge Christian and Flatirons Academy. Lyons and Front Range have faced off earlier this season, where Lyons got the win 3-0. The team will be looking to have the same success over Front Range Christian in the first match of the region and get a win over Buena Vista in the 3^rd match to advance to final weekend of the season.

Stat Leaders – Lyons
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Michaela Coleman	216	51	55
Kirby Neal			29
Gen Newell			19	183		286
Audrey Voss	155	46		194		252
Scarlet Voss		45			537
Sienna Reed				219	16
Carmen Dumbauld					126
Annabelle Hay	207					205
Team Total	792	250	88	1058	737	1019

22. Buena Vista

Buena Vista went through the regular season and ended with a 13-10 overall record with a 4-2 league record, finished 3^rd in the Southern Peaks League and claimed the 22^nd seed. The Demons had a hard time getting large momentum swings working in their favor, and the losses on their record are from Mancos, Salida. Strasburg, Front Range Christian, Vail Christian, Sanford, Sargent, Del Norte, Lake County and Cedaredge. Buena Vista comes in as a higher seed than Front Range Christian, despite a loss to them in the regular season, and will be looking to get revenge and get a win over them in match 2 and over Lyons in match 1.

Stat Leaders – Buena Vista
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Daisy Lubbers			58
Bridgette Dawson			37
Olivia VanDyke			34		312
Mindy Griggs		67		231	38	318
Daisy Lubbers	144	39
Hannah Wingo	177	32		311		385
Bailey Turner				280		358
Payton Crites					250
Sydney Feuerstein	193
Team Total	803	215	118	1510	720	1516

34. Front Range Christian

The Falcons enter into region 3 after a mixed success season, going 12-11 overall, 7-6 in league play, finishing 6^th in the Mile High League and entering the postseason as the 34 seed. Front Range Christian has lost to Windsor Charter, Banning Lewis, ECA, Ignacio, Denver Christian, DCA, Clear Creek, Lyons, Gilpin County and Heritage Christian, but won a very important game earlier in the season against Buena Vista. The Falcons will be looking to repeat this success and pull the upset over Lyons in order to advance to the final week of the season. The Falcons will face Lyons in match 1 of region 3 and Buena Vista in Match 2.

Stat Leaders – Front Range Christian
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Sereyana Miller			39
Audrey Carter			38			195
Lily Cameron	124		29		86
Shayla Hajika		62		281	488
Eadlin Hoff	267	48		297		300
Adelyn Rounds		35		287	7	271
Brooklynn Lozano	119
Team Total	750	201	118	1483	582	1088

Region 4

4. Swink

Swink is the host of region 4 after having a successful season of 19-4 overall, 7-1 in league, and 1^st in the Santa Fe League. Swink finds themselves as the 4^th seed in the postseason, with the only losses on their records being to Fowler, McClave, Hoehne, and Rye. With 10 games won in a row this season, Swink has yet to face the two teams in their region this season, but they will be looking to maintain their success and advance to the final weekend of the season. Swink will face Loveland Classical in the match 1 and Burlington in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Swink
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Taylor Mendenhall	253		149
Daisy Heberlie	202		130
Kashlynn Blasingame		38	31		327
Madelyn Bamber		37
Briana McElroy		30			421
Larriana Taggart				521	16	408
Jocelynn James				182		211
Jaylee Nily				137		238
Emma Gacnik	178
Team Total	804	163	364	1464	771	1177

21. Burlington

Burlington comes into region 4 as the 21^st seed, after going 14-9 overall on the season, 4-3 in league play, and finishing 4^th in the Union Pacific Leage. After winning six games in a row to start the season, the Cougars found a little tribulation and never got the large winning streak back that they started. Losses for Burlington this season include Sedgewick County, Genoa-Hugo/Karval, Yuma, Wray, Hi-Plains, Flagler, Idalia, Stratton, and Akron. Burlington has not faced Loveland Classical or Swink yet, but will be fighting for the upset to advance to the next round. Burlington will face Loveland Classical in match 2 and then Swink in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Burlington
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Kiyarra Williams	280		50	226	31	364
Emma McNerney			44
Isabella Hornung			29
Lynzee Neal	240	51		206	288
Karina Estrada		37		318		441
Rayvonn Holmes		34			294
Bethany Cure	130
Briar Simpson						239
Team Total	810	195	111	1217	723	1220

33. Loveland Classical

The Lions ended their regular season after going 14-9 overall, 9-1 in league and 2^nd in the Foothills League and got into the postseason as the 33 seed. Loveland Classical was able to string together 5 consecutive wins in the middle of the season, which followed 5 losses in a row. The losses for Loveland Classical were against Peak to Peak, Lyons, Flatirons Academy, Heritage Christian, DCA, Otis, STEMSHR, Ascent Classical and Addenbrooke Classical. In order for Loveland Classical to advance to the final weekend of the season, they will have to upset both Swink and Burlington. Loveland Classical will face Swink in match 1 and Burlington in match 2.

Stat Leaders – Loveland Classical
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Adalyn Koopman			15
Natalie Ruppert	72		14
Andi Novak			9
Cherece Sandoval		76			216
Jersie Stohler	110	64		149		171
Keira Doan	92	59		102	118	88
Sophia Archuleta				185		375
Faith Filler					33
Team Total	432	331	50	691	397	896

Region 5

5. Colorado Springs Christian

Colorado Springs Christian enters the postseason as the 5 seed and as the host of region 5. This season, the lions, went 19-4 overall, 11-1 in league play, and ended 2^nd in the Tri-Peaks League. The teams went on a 7 game win streak in the season and lost to Resurrection Christian, Lamar, Merino and Alamosa, and are currently on a 4 game win streak that they will be looking to continue throughout their postseason Journey. Colorado Springs Christian will play Lake County in match 1 and Fowler in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Colorado Springs Christian
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Mattea Homan		47	37
Abigail Perry	155	81	31	166	446
Abi Howard	156	57	26		21	122
Jordyn Rollin	142			262	82	514
Rose Ross				228		138
Team Total	738	282	102	1278	590	884

20. Fowler

This season, the Grizzlies went 13-10 overall on the season with a 6-2 league record, ended 4^th in the Santa Fe League, and comes into the postseason as the 20 seed. Fowler was able to win 5 games in a row this season, but had to many rocky spots to go beyond that. Teams that Fowler lost to were The Vanguard School, Hoehne (x2), Rye (x2), Lamar, Simla, Swink Alamosa and Limon. The Grizzlies will be looking to extend their season but will need to beat Colorado Springs Christian and Lake County in order to do so. Fowler will face Lake County in match 2 and Colorado Springs Christian in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Fowler
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Madison Porto	376	30	49			173
Kory Pieper		35	30	156	16	229
Lawren Johnson	376		30	276		318
Syriah Alvarez		46			594
Jordan Bates				161
Andrea Maestas					11
Graciw Osborne	116
Team Total	787	202	119	1200	673	1062

32. Lake County

Lake Couty makes it into the post season with a 13-10 overall record, a 6-5 league record, 6^th in the Frontier League, and as the 32 seed. The Panthers were able to get 5 wins in a row during the season, and have lost to Gilpin County, Vail Christian, Gunnison, Arrupe Jesuit (x2), Fort Luptin, Middle Park, Bennett, North Fork and Salida. Lake County is currently on a 2 game winning streak and will be looking to extend their streak this week and will look to upset Colorado Springs and Fowler. Lake County will face C.S. Christian in match 1 and Fowler in match 2.

Stat Leaders – Loveland Classical
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Ahlaylee Espinoza	113		25
Maggie Roeder			14	196	439
Mallory Negrete			9
Kassandra Riquetti		55			25
Kelsea Roeder	187	54		229		273
Kimberlin Hinojos Salas	88	33
Aries Tapia				173		185
Annie McFee					4	155
Team Total	540	194	57	1073	479	861

Region 6

6. Wiggins

Wiggins ends their regular season after going 14-9 overall, 6-2 in league play, ending 3^rd in the Lower Platte League, and as the 6^th seed in the postseason tournament. Wiggins will be hosting Dayspring Christian and Ascent Classical in region 6. The Tigers were able to get 5 consecutive wins in season but their losses were sprinkled throughout the season, preventing larger win streaks. The teams losses were against Simla (x2), Platte Valley, Fleming, Sedgwick County, Alamosa, CSCHS and Strasburg. Wiggins will face ACA in match 1 and DCA in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Wiggins
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Tenleigh Lorenzini			48
Brooke Schmidt		13	42
Kennedy Kerr	129	45	34	237	559
Jaydin Busch		25			80
Ali Beauprez				360	46	450
Saria Hawkins				182		164
Mackenzee Steinbar	209
Karsyn Kerr	174					129
Team Total	818	133	122	1325	774	1249

19. Dayspring Christian

DCA enters the post season with a 14-9 overall record, a 10-3 league record, 4^th in the Mile High League and as the 19 seed. This season, DCA was able to get a five game win streak and a couple of 4 game win streaks, but lost to Windsor Charter, Merino, Haxtun (x2), Lyons, Idalia, Hoehne, Heritage Christian, and Flatirons Academy. These teams have yet to meet up this season, but the Eagles will be looking to get the win over ACA in match 2 and Wiggins in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Dayspring Christian
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Ashley Teele	224		39	205
Charity Wiesenborn			32
Abby Casey	124		15			191
Bella Flores	155	59		208	17	179
Emmery Bonnell		34		205	488
Peyton Reese		19			82
Matise Lujan						191
Team Total	695	168	81	1199	619	1043

31. Ascent Classical

ACA makes it into the postseason as the 31 seed after going 16-7 overall, 9-1 in league play, and taking 1^st in the Foothills league. The Guardians had a couple of times that they were able to get 5 wins in a row, and lost this season to Kent Denver, Regis Groff, Lyons, LPRC, Loveland Classical and STEMSHR. ACA will need to pull the upset over Wiggins in match 1 and DCA in match 2.

Stat Leaders – Ascent Classical
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Audrey Skagerberg		29	14
Madeline McCarthy	42		13	30	21
Grace Nungesser			9			97
Keirian Barnett	41	27		63		78
Ayla Cowdrey		19			40
Grace Gilmartin				58
Veronica Igielinski					19
Rebecca Graham	42
Briar Hegarty						38
Team Total	229	124	38	263	84	290

Region 7

7. Rye

As the host of region 7, Rye comes into the playoffs as the number 7 seed after going 19-4 overall, 7-1 in league play, and finishing 2^nd in the Santa Fe League. The four losses for the Thuderbotz were against Lamar, Swink, Buena Vista, and Gunnison. Rye is currently on a 12 game winning streak that they will be looking to continue through this week and into the next. Rye will face Holyoke in match 1 and West Grand in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Rye
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Isabella Bond	211	62	68
Hayley Newitt			41
Kelsy Stribling			32	291	460
Seine Roy		41		307	90	289
Desiree Ruiz		36		443		475
Olivia Donlon	129				56
Taylor Pye	130					256
Team Total	793	234	113	1714	667	1335

18. West Grand

West Grand wraps up their regular season after going 15-6 overall, 8-2 in league play, and finishing 3^rd in the Western Slope League. The Mustangs are the 18 seed in the postseason and will be facing Rye and Holyoke to try to advance to the final week of the season. Losses for West Grand include against Plateau Valley, Dove Creek, Sanford, Rangely, Meeker, and Middle Park. The Mustangs currently have a four game win streak going and will be looking to keep it alive as they face Holyoke it match 2 and Rye in match 3.

Stat Leaders – West Grand
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Sara Lechman	120		29
Taylin Harthun			21
Brooke Terryberry			15
Teagan Bruchez		24		200	256
Sara Lechman		21
Taylor Martinson	151	20		227		353
Karla Gonzalez				368	34	411
Matti Hayes					208
Luci Bruchez	85
Makaila Gillford						208
Team Total	609	130	68	1488	565	1243

30. Holyoke

Holyoke enters into the playoffs as the 30 seed after having mixed success this season. The Dragons ended their regular season with an 8-14 overall record, a 3-5 league record and they finished 6^th in the Lower Platte League. The team had a tough season against some tough opponents and lost to Idalia, Haxtun (x2), Fleming, Arickaree, Otis, Merino, Cheyenne Wells, Perkins County, Prairie, Yuma, Sedgwick County, Wiggins, and Burlington. Holyoke will have to pull some upsets if they wish to continue into next week and will have to snap their current 4 game loss streak. They will face Rye in match 1 and West Grand in match 2.

Stat Leaders – Holyoke
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Emy Goldstein		19	34		40	250
Ellie Kleve			26
Courtney Kinnie	152	53	25	381	119	354
Anessa Colglazier	271	25		435		251
Isabelle Kropp				288	435
Reese Steggs	87
Team Total	771	142	115	1847	650	1410

Region 8

8. Del Norte

Del Norte enters the postseason with only two losses on the season, going 19-2 overall on the season, 6-0 in league play, finishing 1^st in the Southern Peaks League and as the host of region 8 as the number 8 seed in the playoff bracket. Del Norte was able to have a nine game winning streak that was snapped by Sargent and a 10 game win streak that was broken by McClave. Del Norte will be looking for another success run this weekend so that the tigers can make it into the final weekend of the season. The team will face Fountain Valley in match 1 and Caprock Academy in match 3.

Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists
Baylie Laymon			62
Hadley Legget	165		47
Reese Brown	225	46	14	243
Brynley Brown	181	37			11
Kailee Gallegos		33		236	512
Emma Parra				318	73
Team Total	762	172	134	1266	609

17. Caprock Academy

The Eagles begin their playoff journey after going 17-4 overall in the regular season, 6-4 in league play, finishing 5^th in the Western Slope league and securing the 17^th seed in the playoffs. Caprock Academy had put together 10 consecutive wins during the regular season and had losses to Rangely, who they were able to also get a win over, Vail Christian, Meeker and West Grand. The Eagles will be looking to advance into the final week of the season and beat Foutain Valley in match 2 and Del Norte in Match 3.

Stat Leaders – Caprock Academy
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Mary Hoon			32
Brookelyn Savoya	156	65	18	194	201	218
Kailey Riskey			16		304	138
Taylor Phillips	138	53		166
Zoey Polson	122	52
Anna Caldwell				200	24	257
Team Total	652	277	86	933	592	998

29. Fountain Valley

Fountain Valley makes it into the playoffs as the 29 seed after going 13-4 overall on the season, 5-2 in league play, and finishing 3^rd in Black Forest. The Danes started off the season with 5 wins in a row and then sprinkled in some losses throughout similar runs in the season. Losses for the team include against Banning Lewis, Simla, Pueblo Central, Calhan and ECA. Fountain Valley won their las game of the regular season against Miami-Yoder and will be looking to continue that success this weekend. The Danes will face Del Norte in match 1 and Caprock Academy in match 2.

Stat Leaders – Fountain Valley
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Evelyn Brown			28
Choeden Tenzin		26	15
Phoebe Bain	148	28	13	210		177
Eva Mucino		76			420
Ainsley Joseph				292		250
Mei Sather	109			171		176
Asha Monroe					1
Evelyn Brown	61
Team Total	445	222	61	969	421	753

Region 9

9. Meeker

Meeker is the host of region 9 as the 9 seed in the playoffs after going 17-5 overall, 9-1 in league and finishing 1^st in the Western Slope League. The Cowboys had a 13 game winning streak during the season and lost to Glenwood Springs, Steamboat Springs, Vail Christian, Middle Park, and Gunnison. Meeker beat Salida in their last regular season game and will be looking to continue their success as they face Limon in match 1 and Sanford in match 2.

Stat Leaders – Meeker
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Reese Clatterbaugh	185		63
Lilly Newman			17
Sawyer May			13
Rylee Sullivan	173	56		307		325
Graycee Cravens		31			368
Taylor Garcia		25		602	23	395
Braydin Raley				263		153
Jacey Follman					236
Adison Selle	117
Team Total	646	160	97	1755	640	972

16. Sanford

Sanford claims the number 16 seed in the postseason after going 15-8 overall on the season with a 5-1 league record, and finishing 2^nd in the Southern Peaks League. The Mustangs were able to win 6 games in a row during the season and had losses against La Veta, Gunnison, Swink, Del Norte, Centauri, Sargent, Rye and Dove Creek. The team will be looking to get some wins this weekend and advance into the final weekend of the season. Sanford will face Limon in match 2 and Meeker in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Sanford
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Avery Koening			44		29
Riley Willett			28
Shasta Bond	141	35	20		10	210
Brooklynn Reynolds		36		224	506
Claire Crowther	144	32
Brinlyn Smith				224		472
Bella Peterson	143			163		407
Team Total	639	191	118	950	560	1395

28. Limon

Limon wraps up their regular season and comes into the postseason as the 28 seed after going 9-14 overall, 3-3 in league and finishing 5^th in the Union Pacific League. Limon had tougher season this year, but was able to get wins over Deer Trail, Kit Carson, Flagler, Peyton, Pueblo Central, Byers (x2), Yuma, and Fowler. Limon will be looking to keep their success going and create some upsets as they will face Meeker in match 1 and Sanford in match 2.

Stat Leaders – Limon
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Gianna Humphrey	201	26	24
Enyceia Frescas			14
Maddy Witt	116	24	9	255	265	257
Chloe Stone		27		279	239	196
Samara Humphrey				348		646
Braelyn Malcom					23
Kinslee Reystead	129
Team Total	679	143	54	1529	563	1592

Region 10

10. Rangely

Rangely went 19-4 overall in the regular season, 9-1 in league play, finished 2^nd in the Western Slope League, and hosts region 10 as the 10 seed in the postseason. The Panthers were able to win 8 games consecutively this season and have losses against Caprock Academy, Meeker (x2) and Coal Ridge. Rangely will be looking to get their second 8 game win streak this weekend and keep it alive throughout the remainder of the season. The Panthers will face Gilpin County in match 1 and Hoehn in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Rangely
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Lexi Lebleu	230	52	32			166
Addison Scott			25
Aubrianna Tapia			13
Kaitlyn Cox	132	51		206	309
Emma Winder		48		257		310
Emmeree Wagner	129			221	56	301
Karlee Halcomb					260
Team Total	767	220	61	1177	689	1057

15. Hoehne

Hoehne plays in region 10 as the 15^th seed after going 14-9 on the season with a 6-2 league record and ending 3^rd in the Santa Fe League. The Famers’ largest win streak this season was 7 games in a row and has losses to Sargent, La Veta, Swink, Centauri, Alamosa, Rye (x2), Simla, and Del Norte. Hoehne will be looking to upset Rangely and beat Gilpin County in order to advance to the final week of the season. Hoehne will face Gilpin County in match 2 and Rangely in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Hoehne
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Kaylah Crosson	167		53
Aspen Garrison	170	26	337
Jacklyn Rogers			14
Ellegra Gutierrez	193	33		337		337
Phoenix SanRoman		30		268	352
Cadence Doering				201	17	355
Mikenna Dasko					225
Isabella Chacon						265
Team Total	691	136	99	1592	635	1304

27. Gilpin County

Gilpin County enters region 10 after a 13-10 overall season, 8-5 league record and finishing 5^th in the Mile High League to get the 27 seed. The Eagles have their longest win streak at 5 this season and have losses against Cedaredge, Sanford, Lyons, DCA, Flatirons, Heritage Christian, Buena Vista, Highland and the Academy. The team will looking to make some noise and create upsets in order for them to move on to next week. They will face Rangely in match 1 and Hoehne in match 2.

Stat Leaders – Gilpin County
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Jiselle Osteboe	206	44	73
Elise Vincent	248	35	21	239	39	404
Annabelle Aloel	72		18
Joei Sutton		33			477
Makenzie Marr				319		529
Lizzie Westbrook				221		361
Faith Ramsey					30
Team Total	674	161	91	1187	560	1330

Region 11

11. Heritage Christian

After a 19-4 overall record, going 11-2 in league play and finishing 3^rd in the Mile High League, Heritage Christian enters the postseason as the 11^th seed and as the host of region 11. With a 15 consecutive game win streak, The Eagles only losses were to Peak to Peak, Lyons, Sedgwick County and Flatirons Academy. The team will be looking to break their current two game loss streak and get wins over Calhan in match 1 and Vail Christian in match 3 to move onto next weekend.

Stat Leaders – Heritage Christian
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Kristine Osborne			16		574
Abby Nauman	93		12
Staci Brown			9
Annabelle Loucks	209	51		142	27	170
Abby Leveillee		37		204	39	428
Cadence Smith		25
Kayla Cuckler	196			171		216
Team Total	763	179	46	796	685	980

14. Vail Christian

Vail Christian comes into the postseason after going 15-6 overall on the season, 7-3 in league play, and finishing 4^th in the Western Slope League as the 14 overall seed. Losses for Saints this season are from Bennett, Lake County, De Beque, Rangely , Lamar and West Grand. The team is currently on a 5 game winning streak that they will be looking to continue as they will face Calhan in match 2 and Heritage Christian in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Vail Christian
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Olivia Zajac			35
Mary McClarrinon	253		18	195		224
Betty Bartok	100	52	16		238
Jessie Allen		55		459	48	498
Tenley Brasington		41			298
Sam Bates				191		184
Noelle Razee	121
Team Total	710	228	66	1310	596	1158

26. Calhan

Calhan makes the playoffs as the 26 seed and travels to region 11 to face Heritage Christian and Vail Christian. The Bulldogs are 15-8 overall on the season, 6-1 in league play and ended 2^nd in the Black Forest League. Losses this season for the bulldogs were against Banning Lewis, ECA, Wray, De Beque, Simla, Custer County, and Swink. The Bulldogs ended their season with a win against SCA and will look to carry that momentum into this weekend to try to pull upsets and advance to next week.

Stat Leaders – Calhan
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Haley Gerhart	68		59
Savannah Stewart			35
Aubrie Waugh		14	14	108	241
Kailey Peterson	72	32		156		106
Kylee Barnes	58	15				95
Bella Aljets				208	9	141
Tialer Willis					4
Team Total	286	90	108	693	264	421

Region 12

12. Denver Christian

Denver Christian makes it to the playoffs as the last host team at the 12 seed after going 15-7 overall on the season, 7-3 in league play and finishing 5^th in the Metro League. The most games that the Thunder have been able to string together is 3 and have losses against Windsor Charter, Strasburg, Colorado Academy, Lamar, Vail Christian, Stargate School and Peak to Peak. The Thunder are already on a 2 game win streak and will be looking to break the 3 game cycle this week and will face Custer County in match 1 and Haxtun in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Denver Christian
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Natalie Bohannon	103		40
Addison Ruter	186	38	36
Klara Van Andel			24
Noelani Book		43			587
Bree Austin		39		171		214
Erika Middel				372	37	360
Ava Vande Griend	298			240	15	413
Team Total	737	212	82	1227	679	1196

13. Haxtun

Haxtun makes it to the postseason unable to host but as the 13 seed. The Bulldogs went 14-8 overall on the season, 5-3 in league play and finished 4^th in the Lower Platte League. Losses for the team were from Briggsdale, Sedgwick County, Wiggins, Merino, Prairie, Idalia and Weldon Valley. The Bulldogs won 6 consecutive games early in the season and will be looking to repeat that success as they will play Custer County in match 2 and Denver Christian in match 3.

Stat Leaders – Haxtun
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Bobbi Starkebaum	203		70		277
Josie Freeman			38
Jayleigh Bulard			38
Lilly Lemesany		64		334	59	477
Maggie Kilgour	164	49		241		353
Kelsie Hadeen		37		163	380
Jayeigh Bullard	201
Emily Anderson						247
Team Total	866	239	116	1252	779	1489

25. Custer County

Custer County will play in region 12 as the 25 seed after going 15-7 in the regular season, 3-0 in league play and ending 1^st in the West Central League. The Bobcats were able to win 4 consecutive games this season and have losses against Del Norte, ECA, Buena Vista, The Vanguard School, Swink, Sanford and Las Animas. The team will be looking to pull the upset and beat both Haxtun and Denver Christian in order to advance to the final week of the season. Custer County will face Denver Christian in match 1 and Haxtun in match 2.

Stat Leaders – Custer County
Player	Kills	Serving Aces	Total Blocks	Digs	Assists	Receptions
Cadence Week	166	49	26		16
Reaghan Shank			16
Regan Hatfield	52	69	5	165	396
Brylee Shy	186	48		169		292
Lily Bomgardner				296	41	375
Quincy Downing						117
Team Total	571	269	44	1005	503	1014