2022 BoCoPreps.com all-region team
FIRST TEAM
100 – Alyssa Cortez, Sr., Legacy: Cortez won 21 matches in addition to winning a consolation match at the girls’ state tournament.
106 – Brayden Bach, So., Holy Family: The sophomore dominated through the first two rounds of the 3A state tournament before he was bounced in the semifinals. He returned in consolations to take third.
111 – Katie Jacobs, Sr., Legacy: Jacobs won 25 matches during the season and beat Mead’s Frances Hudson in consolations at the girls’ state tournament.
113 – Calvin Mendez, Jr., Skyline: The junior went 2-2 at the 4A state meet, winning by a fall and major decision. He finished the season 36-5.
118 – Nadia Rebholtz-Herrera, So., Broomfield: Rebholtz-Herrera won 21 matches and reached the girls’ state tournament.
120 – Noah Lopez, Sr., Erie: The senior finished 34-6 and rallied in consolations to take third in the 4A state tournament.
126 – Ramon Salazar, Jr., Erie: The junior lost just three times in 40 matches during the season, won his regional, and beat Greeley Central’s Mikai Alirez in the 4A championship match.
127 – Ashley Booth, Fr., Mead: Booth, a Lyons High student, won 34 matches and placed fifth at the girls’ state tournament.
132 – Emilio Trujillo-Deen, Jr., Monarch: Trujillo-Deen, who beat Boulder’s Joey Airola in a dramatic semifinal at 5A state, finished runner-up after losing to Pomona’s Elijah Olguin in the final.
136 – Sydney Wu, Jr., Broomfield: Wu won 29 matches and went 2-2 at the girls’ state tournament.
138 – Dillon Roman, Sr., Monarch: Roman, who had 30 wins during the season, cruised into the final on the strength of two pins and a 10-4 decision before losing to Ponderosa’s Jacob Bostelman in the final.
145 – Brendan Young, Jr., Erie: Young, who took second at regionals, rallied in consolations to finish fourth at the 4A state tournament.
147 – Samantha White, So., Broomfield: White won a consolation match at the girls’ state tournament, finishing the season 15-10.
152 – Ryan Vigil, Sr., Broomfield: Vigil had three straight pins at the 4A state tournament before beating Pueblo East’s Sebastian Freeman 2-1 in the final. It was Vigil’s second straight state title.
160 – Hunter Harris, Sr., Broomfield: Behind 32 wins, Harris went on to place third at the 4A state tournament.
161 – Jenna Joseph, Sr., Mead: Joseph won 34 matches in 37 tries and won the state title at 161s. She had three pins and won by decision at the tournament.
170 – Michael Brazeau, Sr., Erie: Brazeau reached the semifinals at the 4A state tournament, then beat Mead’s Dalton Berg in the third-place match.
182 – Cole Carlucci, Sr., Monarch: Wrestling on an ACL he tore just a month prior during football, Carlucci went on to win a 5A state title. He also won his region and finished the season 25-2.
185 – Daisy Fontes, Sr., Mead: Fontes reached the girls’ state tournament before bowing out.
195 – Gavin Funk, Sr., Legacy: Winning 37 matches in his farewell tour, the three-time state qualifier finished second at the 5A state tournament.
215 – Max Ziegler, Jr., Mead: Ziegler won 14 matches and placed sixth at the girls’ state tournament.
220 – Abram Moore, So., Holy Family: The sophomore won 34 matches and reached the semifinals in the 3A state tournament. He eventually placed fourth.
285 – Jimmy Grace, Jr., Monarch: Grace finished fourth in the 5A bracket, reaching the semifinals before bowing out to Fort Collins senior Cade Whish.
HONORABLE MENTION
Sam Adams, Sr., Longmont; Olivia Adams, Fr., Mead; Joey Airola, Sr., Boulder; Ben Anderson, Sr., Fairview; Cisco Aranday, Jr., Skyline; Alexander Austin, Sr., Holy Family; Camden Austin, Fr., Holy Family; Lorenzo Avila, So., Holy Family; Matthew Balzano, So., Broomfield; Antonio Beall, Fr., Monarch; Sam Benton, So., Fairview; Dalton Berg, So., Mead; Kayla Bishop, Fr., Legacy;
Leister Bowling, Fr., Mead; Ryan Bynarowicz, Jr., Legacy; Alex Carrillo, Sr., Frederick; Kieran Carter, Jr., Silver Creek; Landen Davidson, So., Broomfield; Calin Demmer, Sr., Erie; Josef Dostal, Sr., Silver Creek; Nico Dow, Jr., Boulder; Gage Duetsch, Jr., Mead; Andrew Ernst, Sr., Legacy; Madison Farris, Jr., Legacy; Zach Ferrera, Sr., Monarch; Jaden Gardner, So., Lyons;
Dominik Gendreau, Jr., Monarch; Jake Glade, So., Mead; Carson Hageman, Fr., Erie; Cash Hauptman, So., Holy Family; Trevor Hermosillo, So., Broomfield; Dakota Hess, Jr., Boulder; Frances Hudson, So., Mead; Brody Hufford, Fr., Skyline; Hunter Knight, So., Longmont; Brock Kolstad, Fr., Fairview; Brayden Legge, Sr., Monarch; Maddox Leggett, Jr., Skyline;
Manny Lopez, Fr., Broomfield; Gavin Malek, Sr., Erie; Rodrigo Ordonez-Enriquez, Sr., Silver Creek; Noah Pearson, So., Monarch; Melanie Perez, Sr., Legacy; Rene Perez, So., Skyline; Tobias Pinson, Fr., Skyline; Keegan Pottorff, Fr., Broomfield; Brianna Rodriguez, Sr., Legacy; Victor Salazar, Sr., Mead; Kaiden Sullivan, Jr., Legacy; Blake Swearingen, Sr., Legacy;
Cody Tanner, So., Broomfield; Bradon Tanner, Sr., Silver Creek; Tommy Tatham, Sr., Mead; Xavier Valentin-Bradford, So., Centaurus; Morgen Watt, Sr., Broomfield; Charlie Williams, Sr., Monarch.
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