A total of eleven athletes hailing from Montezuma and Dolores counties have been named to the all‑state teams for the 2025‑26 athletic calendar, spanning track and field, girls soccer and girls golf, showcasing a remarkable breadth of talent across the state's competitive divisions.
Soccer Recognition
Mia Glazner and Kyndall Schmitt, both members of the Montezuma‑Cortez High School soccer squad, earned honorable‑mention honors in the 3A classification, having combined for 53 goals and 16 assists throughout the season, a testament to their offensive impact and teamwork.
In golf, Amita Crowley and Afton Unrein, also representing M‑CHS, secured their fourth appearance at the state championship tournament; Crowley added a third all‑state nod while Unrein claimed her first after posting two top‑20 finishes in the 2A event, underscoring consistent excellence over multiple years.
Track and Field Highlights
Junior Trey Hall of Montezuma‑Cortez captured a state title and earned a first‑team selection in track and field, marking a breakthrough performance that highlights the school's growing depth in the sport.
Additional track athletes from nearby districts also made the cut, including Jonah Ritter, Tymbri Priestley and Destiny Kramer of Mancos, Michael Rantz and Joseph Padilla of Dolores, and Mason Forst of Dove Creek, each earning honorable‑mention status in their respective events.
The selections were determined by a statewide panel of coaches who evaluated nominees from each league, ensuring that the honored athletes represent the highest level of competition across Colorado's four soccer classifications and reflecting a rigorous, peer‑driven process.
The Colorado High School Activities Association, which oversees these recognitions, praised the geographic diversity of the honorees, noting that the achievements reflect the strong community support and competitive spirit found in the mountain region.