ALAMOSA – The Colorado High School Activities Association released its All-State basketball teams for the 2025-26 season earlier this week.
The All-State teams are posted on the CHSAANow.com …
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ALAMOSA – The Colorado High School Activities Association released its All-State basketball teams for the 2025-26 season earlier this week.
The All-State teams are posted on the CHSAANow.com web site. The boys team was released on Tuesday and the girls on Wednesday.
A total of nine local boys were named All-State and were led by Sanford’s Trason Gartrell who was named to the first team. Another Mustang, Colter Canty, was an honorable mention selection.
Two more local Class 2A players were named All-State as Center’s Yanixan Padilla and Anjel Palma, were both honorable mention.
Three local Class 1A players earned All-State honors and were led by Sierra Grande’s Jadyn Martinez who was placed on the second team. Another Panther, Rolando Najera, was honorable mention.
One Sangre de Cristo player was also honored as Deagon Rogers was named honorable mention.
In Class 4A, Alamosa’s Victor Zepeda was an honorable mention selection.
One Class 3A player was also named as Monte Vista’s Azariah Hurtado was honorable mention.
A total of 16 local girls also made All-State.
In Class 4A, three Alamosa players were honored with Jaelin Garcia being named to the second team. Other Mean Moose included Audrina Knorr and Aubrey Rothermich, both of whom were honorable mention.
Six local Class 2A players were named All-State. Three of them were placed on the second team including Sanford’s Claire Crowther, and Sargent’s Angelise Garcia and Kandace Pargin.
Three more Class 2A competitors were honorable mention including Sanford’s Brinlyn Smith, Del Norte’s Emma Parra, and Center’s Emiliana Valdez.
In Class 3A, four locals were named honorable mention All-State. The list includes Centauri’s Rylie McCarroll, Lyndie Sowards and Paityn Sowards, along with Monte Vista’s Reminee Mascarenas.
Three locals were named Class 1A honorable mention, including Creede’s Angel Edmonds, Centennial’s Anai Medina, and Moffat’s Shauna Pollard.