Top Boulder & Longmont high school performers from Week 7 of fall (BoCoPreps 10&10)<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
Calia Vaughn, Boulder girls crush the competition at Pat Patten XC Invite<\/a><\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Frederick football hands Longmont its first official loss of the season in nailbiter<\/a><\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Andrew Gardner and Joey Jewett are a bad time for defenses. Legacy\u2019s duo shines in win over Erie<\/a><\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Athletes Bobby Knapp, Skyline football: The junior had 13 tackles and rushed for a touchdown in Skyline’s 28-21 loss to Thompson Valley.<\/p>\n Tilly Nadelson, Niwot volleyball: The junior outside hitter combined for 31 kills in wins over Mead and Holy Family last week.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n Malakhi Payne, Monarch football: The senior running back rushed for 257 yards and three scores in the Coyotes’ 51-21 win over Bear Creek.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n 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.<\/p>\n
Cat Carey, Niwot softball: The freshman had eight hits and two home runs across the Cougars’ three wins last week.<\/p>\n