Aspen students named academic all-state
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Aubree Dallas/Special to The Aspen Times |
You can call these Skiers all-staters. Make that academic all-staters.
A total of 65 Aspen High School student-athletes were honored this week when they were named to the fall season academic all-state teams by the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA).
The governing body of Colorado prep athletics and activities announced that 54 Skiers earned academic all-state first-team honors. An additional 11 AHS student-athletes received academic all-state honorable mention honors.
According to the CHSAA standards, first-team honors are given to those students with 3.60 or higher cumulative grade-point averages.
Students with grade-point averages 3.30 to 3.59 earned honorable mention recognition, according to the announcement from CHSAA Commissioner Paul Angelico.
Now in its 17th year, the Academic All-State program has recognized thousands of students throughout the state in the three sports seasons.
“The Academic All-State program continues to showcase the impressive students we have in our programs,” Angelico said “This program is one of just a few that honors those special individuals who have succeeded in the classroom as well as in their chosen activities.”
He said that to earn academic all-state honors, a student must be a significant contributor to his or her team or activity. It is limited to juniors and seniors.
“We know through a myriad of research that those students who participate in high school activities are more likely to remain in school, miss fewer days and enjoy greater success in life,” Angelico said. “A Colorado study shows that the average participant in our state holds a 3.06 grade-point average. Interscholastic activities are a critical ingredient in the education of our young people.”
CHSAA Academic All-State Athletes
Aspen High School
Fall 2013
First Team
Sadie Alpern – Volleyball
Ben Belinski – Football
Sarah Chiles – Softball
Nina Christensen – Dance
Clayton Crawford – Golf
Seamus Crowley – Cross Country
Justin Dahlberg – Tennis
Emily Daly – Softball
Hannah Dodge – Cross Country
Libby Dowley – Volleyball
Matthew Ferguson – Football
Michael George – Cross Country
Blake Harvey – Volleyball
Zane Heald – Soccer
Mary Landis – Volleyball
Carlyn Langely – Dance
Max Marolt – Soccer
Hudson McNamee – Cross Country
Ben Moscona-Remnitz – Cross Country
JJ Ready – Football
Victor Robinson – Tennis
Leigh Sandbach – Cross Country
Ryan Scheidt – Golf
Sophie Stuber – Volleyball
Ryley Sutton – Cross Country
Rocky Tschappat – Tennis
Shannon Turbidy – Volleyball
Alex Wells – Cross Country
Henry Woodrow – Football
Megan Woodrow – Cross Country
Tye Zasacky – Golf
Dylan Behr – Tennis
Isabella Couortenay-Morris – Softball
Shayla DeYoung – Cross Country
Harry Ferguson – Football
Ryan Fitzgerald – Football
Danielle Forristall – Volleyball
Ryer Gardenswartz – Football
Megan Hanson – Cross Country
John Heaphey – Football/Soccer
Rebecca Howard – Dance
Ethan Locke – Golf
Evan Morris – Football
Coen Needell – Cross Country
Chapin Newhard – Football
Ross Pingatore – Soccer
Trey Robinson – Golf
Greg Schwartz – Football
Taggart Solomon – Cross Country
Griffin Stevens – Soccer
Shea Strutz – Football
Tyler Tick – Football
Jessica Tyler – Volleyball
Eliza Wells – Cross Country
Honorable Mention
Brad Broeking – Tennis
Gordon Carr – Tennis
Jenn Coombe – Volleyball
Matt Tierney – Golf
Piper Hamill – Dance
Cavanaugh O’Leary – Football
Conner Peirce – Soccer
Bentley Rager – Dance
Will Reagan – Tennis
Graciela Robertson – Dance
Wyatt Young – Football
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