Top Boulder & Longmont high school performers from Week 7 of fall (BoCoPreps 10&10)
Each week of the fall season, BoCoPreps will highlight exceptional performances from 10 teams and 10 athletes. Please send your nominations to bwnew@prairiemountainmedia.com.
Teams
Boulder girls cross country: Calia Vaughn won the Pat Patten Invitational at Viele Lake in 17 minutes and 48.90 seconds, teammate Sophie Roza finished second (17:57.50), and the Panthers won the girls team title on the strength of five top-15 finishes.
Calia Vaughn, Boulder girls crush the competition at Pat Patten XC Invite
Broomfield football: Brock Ostrem ran for 119 yards and a score, Sean Newton caught two touchdowns, and the Eagles beat Fruita Monument 51-10 to move to 6-0 on the season.
Frederick football: Garrett Cahoon scored a 44-yard rushing touchdown late in the fourth quarter to put the Golden Eagles (5-1) ahead for good in their 22-19 win over Longmont.
Frederick football hands Longmont its first official loss of the season in nailbiter
Holy Family football: Kaden Hopkin threw for 249 yards and four touchdowns; the state’s rushing leader, Gage Gunderson, ran for 183 yards and two scores; and the Tigers beat Fort Morgan 49-13 to move to 5-1 on the season. Roman Ochs added three receiving TDs in the win.
Jefferson Academy boys soccer: The 3A No. 1 Jaguars (9-0-1) beat Peak to Peak 2-0 last week to remain undefeated on the season.
Legacy football: Andrew Gardner accounted for six touchdowns in Legacy’s 52-22 win over Erie. With four TD passes in the win, he became the school’s all-time leader in passing scores with 51. Joey Jewett caught two TDs, while Jackson Kindsfather had 3 1/2 sacks.
Andrew Gardner and Joey Jewett are a bad time for defenses. Legacy’s duo shines in win over Erie
Legacy girls cross country: The Lightning had five top-20 finishes in the girls race at the Mead Stampede this past weekend, winning the girls team title.
Mead football: Joe Klatt threw for two touchdowns, and eight different players scored for the Mavericks (4-2) in their 62-0 win over Skyview.
Niwot boys tennis: The 4A No. 2 Cougars beat No. 15 Dawson and No. 7 Ponderosa in the first two rounds of the 4A team dual postseason last week.
Peak to Peak boys tennis: The 4A No. 3 Pumas beat No. 14 Littleton and No. 6 Cheyenne Mountain in the first two rounds of the 4A team dual postseason.
Athletes
Cat Carey, Niwot softball: The freshman had eight hits and two home runs across the Cougars’ three wins last week.
Bobby Knapp, Skyline football: The junior had 13 tackles and rushed for a touchdown in Skyline’s 28-21 loss to Thompson Valley.
Tilly Nadelson, Niwot volleyball: The junior outside hitter combined for 31 kills in wins over Mead and Holy Family last week.
Dalynn O’Blia, Holy Family softball: The junior infielder had eight RBIs and three extra-base hits, including a home run, across three wins for the Tigers last week.
Malakhi Payne, Monarch football: The senior running back rushed for 257 yards and three scores in the Coyotes’ 51-21 win over Bear Creek.
Sidnee Sais, Frederick softball: The freshman won both her games in the circle last week, improving to 16-4 this season. She also hit two home runs in a 13-3 win over Longmont on Thursday.
Channing Schmidt, Legacy boys soccer: Schmidt had his hand in all three of the Lightning’s goals last week as they beat Boulder 1-0 and Erie 2-1.
Stealing from friends is OK. Legacy hands Erie boys soccer first loss
Katerina Shadrach, Jefferson Academy volleyball: The senior outside hitter had 24 kills and seven aces across five-set wins over Peak to Peak and The Academy.
Aidan Williams, Broomfield boys soccer: The senior scored twice in Broomfield’s 3-2 win over Rocky Mountain on Thursday.
Wetera Yota-Pelts, Fairview boys soccer: The senior forward has scored in four straight games, including three last week. He’s scored in eight of nine games this season, with nine goals and two assists on the year.