Colorado basketball just made noise on the national stage — and college coaches are paying attention. Over one massive spring weekend, Colorado club programs stormed through tournaments across the country, undefeated teams stacked up wins, rising prospects exploded onto recruiting boards, and the buzz around the 2027 and 2028 classes reached another level entirely.

🏀 Quick Summary

The latest episode of Hoops Tracker highlights a massive weekend for Colorado girls’ basketball during the national viewing period. Key takeaways include:

University of Denver (DU) finally hires Eric Johnson as head coach.
Multiple Colorado players report to WNBA training camps, including Michaela Onyemwere, Raegan Beers, and Lauren Betts.
Colorado talent shines across major circuits (Nike EYBL, Adidas, New Balance).
Hardwood Elite and Hoopsters dominate their respective tournaments.
Several players “blow up” recruiting-wise, earning major Division I offers.
Rising stars like Chloe Kane, JoJo Martin, and Sienna Williams continue to elevate their national profiles.

RECRUITING CLOCK TICKS 🏀 By HoopsTracker News Desk DENVER, CO — The spring basketball scene in Colorado just delivered a statement weekend—and it echoed far beyond state lines. From a surge in college commitments to dominant performances on the national circuit, one...

The latest episode of Hoops Tracker highlights a massive weekend for Colorado girls basketball during the national viewing period. Key takeaways include:

University of Denver (DU) finally hires Eric Johnson as head coach.
Multiple Colorado players report to WNBA training camps, including Michaela Onyamwede and Lauren Betts.
Colorado talent shines across major circuits (Nike EYBL, Adidas, New Balance).
Hardwood Elite and Hoopsters dominate their respective tournaments.
Several players “blow up” recruiting-wise, earning major Division I offers.
Rising stars like Chloe Kane, JoJo Martin, and Sienna Williams continue to elevate their national profiles.

🏀 Summary of Championship Saturday

Colorado high school basketball delivered a thrilling slate of storylines across multiple classifications heading into Championship Saturday. Key highlights include:

4A Boys: University reaches the title game for the first time in 30 years, continuing a strange pattern of only making deep runs every few decades. Kent Denver returns to defend its title with a deep, reloaded roster.
4A Girls: Kent Denver, led by former standout Ann Strothers, faces Holy Family with a young but dominant roster.
5A Girls: Lutheran (first-ever title appearance) meets powerhouse Green Mountain despite Green Mountain missing a key player.
5A Boys: Silver Creek reaches its first championship, led by retiring coach Bob Banning, facing Lutheran and star Cade Speckman.
6A Girls: Highlands Ranch vs. surprise contender Northfield in a balanced, high-level matchup.
6A Boys: Major upsets—Rock Canyon dominates top-seeded Chaparral, while Ralston Valley controls Rangeview to set up an unexpected championship clash

In this episode of Hoops Tracker, host Jerry Howard breaks down the start of the Colorado high school boys basketball playoffs, focusing heavily on 6A and 5A bracket seeding, key matchups, and controversy surrounding the RPI ranking system.

🔹 Final Notes
* Multiple teams in both 6A and 5A have legitimate championship paths.
* Proper bracketing is a major concern.
* The Hoops Tracker All-Star Game is set for March 21–22 at Metro State.

Boys Basketball Podcast (Week of Feb. 8, 2026)
A massive week across Colorado boys basketball as milestone achievements, rivalry battles, and league‑title races took center stage with just two weeks left before the playoffs. Coaching legends Sean Palmer and Jon Rakiecki reached historic win marks, while multiple players—Caleb Fay, Howard Hunter, Keegan Balasteri, Judah Michael—joined the 1,000‑ and 2,000‑point clubs.

On the court, chaos hit the Centennial League as Overland stunned both Grandview and Cherokee Trail, blowing the title race wide open. In 5A, Stanley Lake and Green Mountain set up a championship collision, while Rock Canyon edged Mountain Vista in a top‑four showdown. Across the state, rivalry atmospheres delivered—from Prairie View vs. Brighton to Silver Creek vs. Longmont—showcasing the intensity of February basketball.

Looking ahead, the schedule is loaded with league‑defining matchups, highlighted by Broomfield–Holy Family, Valor–Ralston Valley, Prospect Ridge–Kent Denver, and a historic night expected at Riverdale Ridge as Brie Crittenden closes in on a 40‑year Colorado scoring record.

GIRLS HOOPS (FEB 8, 2026)
Colorado girls basketball is entering a historic stretch with multiple records on the verge of falling. Ariana Akey and Lucy Thompson shined at the Pro Bowl, with Akey earning MVP honors and Thompson widely praised as the top receiver at the event. Kenley Asp continues her all‑time statistical climb, trailing only Abby Weiner in career production. Sienna Williams hit 1,000 points, Courtney Steinkamp dropped 41, and Taylor Alcares set the Fort Collins three‑point record.
The biggest storyline: Bree Crittenden is expected to break Colorado’s all‑time scoring record Saturday at Riverdale Ridge, a mark untouched for more than 40 years. Kyla Hallier is also projected to surpass 2,000 career points this week.
Across the state, rivalry games, league‑title battles, and playoff‑shaping matchups filled the schedule. Upsets included Aurora Central edging Stanley Lake by one. Top teams like Valor, Erie, Windsor, Green Mountain, and Cherokee Trail strengthened their postseason positioning. A massive week ahead features Holy Family vs. Broomfield, Windsor vs. Fort Collins for the Northern crown, and Crittenden’s historic chase.

A massive week across Colorado boys basketball as milestone achievements, rivalry battles, and league‑title races took center stage with just two weeks left before the playoffs. Coaching legends Sean Palmer and Jon Rakiecki reached historic win marks, while multiple players—Caleb Fay, Howard Hunter, Keegen Balistreri, Judah Michael—joined the 1,000‑ and 2,000‑point clubs.
On the court, chaos hit the Centennial League as Overland stunned both Grandview and Cherokee Trail, blowing the title race wide open. In 5A, Stanley Lake and Green Mountain set up a championship collision, while Rock Canyon edged Mountain Vista in a top‑four showdown. Across the state, rivalry atmospheres delivered—from Prairie View vs. Brighton to Silver Creek vs. Longmont—showcasing the intensity of February basketball.
Looking ahead, the schedule is loaded with league‑defining matchups, highlighted by Broomfield–Holy Family, Valor–Ralston Valley, Prospect Ridge–Kent Denver, and a historic night expected at Riverdale Ridge as Bri Crittendon closes in on a 40‑year Colorado scoring record.

Colorado high school basketball delivered an electric week packed with rivalry games, milestone moments, and playoff-shaping results. Standout athletes hit historic marks, including Jetwell and Madden Smiley reaching the 1,500-point club, while Dayesun Collier caught fire with six three-pointers in a single game. On the national stage, Ariana Akey (Mountain Vista) and Lucy Thompson (Legend) earned Pro Bowl selections, placing Colorado talent in the national spotlight.
League races tightened across the state as powerhouse programs like Arvada West, Grandview, Rangeview, and Mountain Vista continued asserting dominance, while surprise contenders such as Evergreen and Lewis-Palmer shook up expectations. Packed gyms, last-second finishes, and statement wins defined the week, setting the stage for a pivotal stretch run with rivalry week and league championships looming.

Colorado girls basketball delivered a blockbuster week packed with historic performances, national recognition, major college commitments, and statement wins across every league. Headlining the news, Ariana Akey and Lucy Thompson earned national Pro Bowl selections in flag football—placing Colorado on the national stage with only 32 athletes chosen nationwide.

On the hardwood, milestones piled up: multiple players crossed the 1,000-point mark, school records fell in rebounding and blocks, and Kinley Asp erupted for 48 points, vaulting into Colorado’s all-time scoring top ten. League races tightened as powerhouse programs like Lutheran, Denver East, Broomfield, Valor Christian, and Mead surged toward playoff positioning.

Another jam-packed week across Colorado boys basketball delivered statement wins, record-breaking performances, and major league-race implications. Eric Fiedler stole headlines with a massive 46-point performance, while Marcellus Duncan (38) and Christian Williams (29) continued the trend of explosive individual outings. Madden Smiley etched his name into Windsor history, becoming the program’s all-time leading scorer and closing in on the 1,500-point milestone.

Team storylines dominated just as much. Palisade stunned Fruita Monument, Grandview stacked multiple marquee wins, and Arvada West knocked off Valor for the first time in years—setting up a highly anticipated Jeffco showdown with Ralston Valley. League races tightened across 6A and 5A, particularly in the Granite and Centennial Leagues, while the upcoming slate features several top-10 clashes that could reshape rankings statewide.

Colorado girls basketball delivered a week to remember, highlighted by major upsets, league-shaping wins, and historic individual performances. Fort Collins announced itself as a new power with a dominant win over Windsor, while Arapahoe stunned top-ranked Cherokee Trail. Several league races tightened as Broomfield, Erie, Roosevelt, and Thompson Valley jockeyed for position. Individually, the week was defined by record-breaking scoring performances, including a 50-point outburst by Ralston Valley’s Santana Sabus and a near-historic shooting night from Loveland’s Courtlyn Yaussi. With playoffs just weeks away, momentum across the state is shifting rapidly

Colorado hoops was on fire last week — rivalry showdowns, league shakeups, record-breaking milestones, and stars putting up monster numbers. From the Western Slope to the Front Range, we saw statement wins, top-tier performances, and momentum swinging heading into one of the biggest weeks of the season.

Headliners:

Garrett Owen (Erie) hits the 1,000-point milestone

Trey Gutierrez (Green Mountain) breaks the all-time school assists record

Rangeview continues to look like the most loaded team in the state

Holy Family is rolling and attacking 5A/6A-level competition with confidence

The Granite Peaks League is turning into a three-team war: Holy Family, Horizon, Frederick

The upcoming slate includes multiple playoff-level matchups that will shape rankings fast

Colorado girls basketball didn’t just deliver a strong week — it delivered a historic one.

From record-setting performances to league races tightening across every classification, the state’s hardwood stage was packed with drama, rivalry energy, and playoff-level urgency. As HoopsTracker host Jerry Howard put it, “What a week we have had in Colorado… phenomenal games down to the wire… records broken.”

Colorado girls basketball delivered one of its most electric weeks of the season, and it wasn’t just close games — it was season-shifting results.
The week’s biggest headline came from Riverdale Ridge, where Legend walked into the top team’s gym and walked out with a 61–52 upset, sending shockwaves through the state rankings and proving the Titans are officially built for March.
Legend’s road win wasn’t a fluke either. The Titans showed firepower and poise, sparked by Lucy Thompson’s four threes in the second half, while the team executed a disciplined game plan that neutralized Riverdale’s supporting cast.
And more

Colorado boys hoops delivered a wild week featuring statement wins, rivalry drama, milestone achievements, and major roster news that will impact the rest of the season.
Biggest Headlines
• Horizon shocks Regis in a back-and-forth battle, signaling they belong in the Top 10 conversation.

• ThunderRidge hits a game-winner at Valor (Sean Morton buzzer-beater), one of the biggest finishes of the week. 

• Recruiting/Transfer news:
◦ Chris Coleman (Eaglecrest → Chaparral) commits to Colorado Prep
◦ Jeremiah Hammond returns to Colorado Prep after leaving for Florida 

• Milestones:
◦ Garrett Owen (Erie) commits to Sterling College

◦ Jeremiah Trim (GW) and Drake Walker (Fossil Ridge) hit 1,000 career points 

• Upcoming week loaded with league-defining matchups, including Horizon–Silver Creek and Rangeview–Northfield.

A high‑energy opening week of 2026 Colorado basketball delivered upsets, buzzer‑beaters, and major ranking shake‑ups. Ralston Valley stunned Chaparral in a Final‑Four‑level showdown, storming back from a double‑digit deficit behind clutch shooting from Frank Saute and Kaden Burkita. Across the state, Aspen, Fruita Monument, Chatfield, and Holy Family all grabbed dramatic wins. With massive matchups coming all week—Regis–Horizon, Colorado Springs Christian–TCA, Stanley Lake–Northfield, Prospect Ridge–Windsor Charter, and Chaparral–Denver South—HoopsTracker is locked in for wall‑to‑wall coverage as rankings shift again on Wednesday

WEEKLY SUMMARY — GIRLS BASKETBALL (JAN 5 EDITION)
Highlands Ranch rebounds with a strong win over Ralston Valley; Kimmy Banks‑Thomas (20 pts, 4 threes) and Katie Moon (18 pts) lead the charge.

Kent Denver surges, beating Delta behind standout performances from Austin Duncan and freshman London Berry.

Holy Family hosts a strong tournament, handles Delta, and continues to look like a top‑tier Coliseum contender.

Regis goes 2–1 in Atlanta, with Jada Rogers earning MVP honors.

Columbine edges Erie, both teams with four players in double figures.

Overland, Fossil Ridge, Broomfield, and Lutheran all post convincing wins.

Arvada West stuns Legacy 67–7, one of the most lopsided results of the season.

Major matchups ahead include Legend–Riverdale Ridge, Valor–Grandview, Frederick–Centaurus, Northfield–Stanley Lake, Kent Denver–Green Mountain, Pine Creek–Air Academy, and several top‑10 showdowns next weekend.

Bri Crittenden sits just 400 points away from the all‑time Colorado scoring record.

HoopsTracker continues interviews with top coaches and players, including Vic Schaefer and Austin Duncan.

SUMMARY

The final 2025 episode of Hoops Tracker capped off a busy holiday stretch of Colorado high school boys basketball, highlighting standout tournament performances, individual scoring and rebounding leaders across all classifications, updated rankings, and marquee matchups ahead. Colorado teams impressed nationally at events like the Tarkanian Classic, while elite scorers and dominant big men continued to shape the statewide landscape. With rankings tightening and major showdowns looming, Hoops Tracker closes the year with momentum and eyes firmly set on a high-energy 2026 season.

Colorado girls basketball surged into the holiday break with major performances, headline-grabbing tournament results, and updated statewide rankings. Arapahoe captured a historic Nike TOC division championship, while multiple Colorado programs placed on the podium. Individual stars across all classifications posted elite scoring and rebounding numbers, freshmen made early impacts, and teams reshuffled rankings heading into January. With marquee matchups and interstate tournaments ahead, momentum across the state continues to build.

🏀 HoopsTracker Girls Weekly — Summary
Colorado girls basketball closed the pre-holiday stretch with historic milestones and national-stage success. Brie Crittenden surpassed 2,500 career points, moving closer to the state’s all-time scoring record, while Arapahoe and Legend reached championship games in their respective Nike Tournament of Champions (TOC) divisions.
Several Colorado programs delivered statement performances against elite competition, and individual players elevated their recruiting profiles under heavy college-coach presence. As teams head into the holiday break, rankings movement and postseason implications are already taking shape.

Welcome to another exciting episode of the Hoops Tracker podcast, expertly hosted by Jerry Howard. Known for being the ultimate hub for Colorado basketball, Hoops Tracker dives into week eight of the season – a pivotal time as official games commence. Jerry discusses groundbreaking changes such as Mike Puccio’s exit and Jordan Deignan’s takeover at Green Mountain, predicting another final four appearance for the talent-stacked team. Fans can expect engaging game reviews from the past week, including standout performances highlighting Chaparral’s victory over Cherry Creek and Fossil Ridge’s triumph over Lutheran.

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In this engaging episode of HoopsTracker, host Jerry Howard takes us through the latest happenings in the world of Colorado basketball, promising to uncover stories that truly matter. With a focus on rankings, signings, and standout performances from the recent Uprise event, Jerry provides a detailed analysis of the current basketball scene in Colorado. As practice for the new season is about to start, listeners can expect insights into which teams and players are set to make an impact.

Join host Jerry Howard on this episode of HoopsTracker as he dives into the electrifying world of Colorado girls’ basketball. With big games on the horizon, such as UCLA vs. Oklahoma featuring four Colorado players, and buzzing conversations around signing week, there’s lots to celebrate. Jerry also touches on commitments like Leilani Donald heading to Colorado College and teases the upcoming decision from top player Bri Crittendon.

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We just completed Week 2 of Colorado Basketball. Check out the review of games, players and top performers.
We have. a special section for Nike TOC in which 12 teams from Colorado will be gong to Phoenix to compete against the best.

Each week we review interviews, games, player performances and name Players of the Week.

We had our first week of basketball and already had multiple op 10 matchups.We talk about News, Alumni news, Last week games, players of the week
Huge shoul out to Olivia Klein – 1000 points.

We cover the first week of Colorado Basketball. We review Games, Scores, Standouts as well as Rankings and Players of the Week.

This is Week 1 – mid week update on scores.

The season is here. We have already had seveal Top 10 matchups in Foundation games. We talk interviews, coaches, players and more.

The season kicks off this week with much anticipation. We talk Alumni news, offers, commitments, rankings and more.
We will also be sharing with you Games of the week and where everyone is going.

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Its November 18 – the First official day of the 2024-25 Basketball Season. Check out the show, Top players, Alumni, signing, offers and more

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Great week in Colorado Basketball perseason. WE have interviews, alumni news, commitements, and whose stock is rising

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Hoopstracker is bringing the latest Girls news for Colorado basketball. Talk transfer portal, and Review First viewing period.
Lots of great news.

Tony Speights is back. Jerry and Tony recap the State Finals, We talk about NCAA players from Colorado in March madness NCAA tournament.
– Recap State Finals
– NCAA players from colorado Dancing in tournament
– Talk Club basketball and Recruitings