Regis Jesuit Tennis Takes 5A Title, Overland Co-op Wins Gymnastics League Meet

Aurora teams stacked up wins, titles and league hardware across soccer, volleyball, tennis, gymnastics and field hockey from Oct. 20 through Oct. 26, 2026.

The Regis Jesuit boys tennis team claimed the Class 5A team state championship Oct. 20 at Denver Tennis Park, beating Cherry Creek 4-1. Alec Rodriguez-Fields won at No. 1 singles. Finn Carolan and Edward Samuelson took No. 1 doubles, Beckett Martorella and Daniel Hickey took No. 2 doubles, and Connor Hickey and Sam Meyer won the clinching match at No. 4 doubles.

The Overland co-op gymnastics team scored 174.800 points to win the Centennial League Championship meet Oct. 21 on its home mats. Elizabeth finished second at 174.125 and Rock Canyon third at 174.025. Abby Mess, representing Eaglecrest, placed fourth on vault. Stephanie Fernandes, representing Grandview, tied for fifth on floor exercise.

In boys soccer, Regis Jesuit beat Chaparral 1-0 on Oct. 23 on Joe Coughlon's second-half goal, assisted by Stone Schneider. The result gave Regis Jesuit a share of the Continental League championship with Legend, as both teams finished with the same league record and tied in head-to-head play. Regis Jesuit also topped Rock Canyon 3-1 on Oct. 21, with Rylan Sinclair scoring twice and Bailey Ledvina adding a goal.

Eaglecrest closed its regular season Oct. 24 with a 5-3 Centennial League win over Overland at Stutler Bowl. Sebastian Plata recorded a hat trick and an assist, Martin Sadaraka scored and assisted, and Noel Sicard also found the net. Smoky Hill beat Eaglecrest 4-0 on Oct. 20 on goals from Alexis Rojas, Aiden Meza Caballero and Robert Cook. Grandview defeated Smoky Hill 3-1 on Oct. 22 behind goals from Andrew Campbell, Griffin Watts and Jagger Winnig. Gateway beat Adams City 1-0 on Oct. 22 and beat Skyview 3-1 on Oct. 20 on goals from Jostin Jimenez, Derek Merlo and Miguel Roa. Vista PEK Prep defeated Lakewood 1-0 on Oct. 22. Rangeview fell 2-1 to Columbine on Oct. 22. Overland tied Cherry Creek 1-1 on Oct. 20 on Ari Mitale's second-half goal, assisted by Wyatt Dunkle. Lotus School For Excellence beat Middle Park 3-2 on Oct. 22 on goals from Erick Ochoa and Seamus Gallagher, and tied Denver West 2-2 on Oct. 23. Vanguard Classical East beat Victory Prep Academy 4-0 on Oct. 22 on goals from Sebastian Rodriguez, Adrian Gonzalez and Fernando Covarrubias Correa, and tied DSST: Elevate Northeast 3-3 on Oct. 21 after a three-goal second half.

In volleyball, Regis Jesuit marked Senior Night on Oct. 26 by sweeping Douglas County 25-16, 25-20, 25-15. Mila Schneller had six kills, Elizabeth Crisham and Daphne Vasilliades had five each, and Avery Kreutzer posted 11 assists. Aurora West College Prep Academy beat Lotus School For Excellence in five sets on Oct. 26 and beat Rocky Mountain Prep SMART in three sets on Oct. 23. Eaglecrest's Gigi Parks had 10 kills in a three-set win over Ponderosa at the Mustang Classic on Oct. 24; Eaglecrest also fell to Fruita Monument in three sets. Hinkley beat Gateway 23-25, 25-21, 25-13, 25-10 on Oct. 22 behind eight kills from Rylee Manzanares and Ana Nunez, with Nunez adding 10 assists and five service aces. William Smith swept Poudre Community Academy on Oct. 21.

Cherokee Trail beat Eaglecrest 25-23, 25-20, 21-25, 25-18 on Oct. 20 in a Centennial League Challenge championship semifinal. Londyn Donaldson had 14 kills and seven blocks, Trudy Randle 13 kills, Olivia Laughlin 12 kills, Isabella McClinton 19 digs and Jillian Kuskie 35 saves. Gigi Parks had 12 kills and Taylor Slothower 11 for Eaglecrest. Grandview fell to Cherry Creek 25-18, 25-23, 25-20 in the other semifinal despite 12 kills from Amelie Pigeaire and 13 assists from Ema Reyes. Vista PEAK Prep came back to beat host Rangeview 22-25, 10-25, 25-13, 25-9, 15-8 on Oct. 20. Emily Peterson had 16 kills, Sanaya Wyatt eight kills and seven digs, Kamilah Vigil nine kills and four blocks, and Shayla Toler 26 assists.

Regis Jesuit field hockey scored three goals in each half of a 6-2 road win over Arapahoe on Oct. 21. Natalie Chilton scored twice, with Sam Beatty, Bella Diaz, Phoebe Lane and Jasmine Lugo each adding a goal. Smoky Hill field hockey blanked Cheyenne Mountain 2-0 on Oct. 21 on Senior Night.