(1) Glenwood Springs (11-0) at (9) Berthoud (9-2), Max Marr Field, Saturday, 1 p.m.: Glenwood Springs won its first playoff game in 18 years last week with its 52-10 rout of Roosevelt. Now the Demons will look to extend their 10-game road winning streak. . . . Berthoud compiled 463 yards of total offense in a 40-26 road victory at Centaurus last week. . . . The Spartans bring a seven-game home winning streak into the game.
(5) Mountain View (10-1) at (4) Pueblo County (8-3), Hornets Nest, Saturday, 1 p.m.: The Mountain Lions got a game-high 189 yards rushing from Steve Ryan en route to a 45-27 victory over Pueblo East in the preliminaries. . . . Mountain View now gets another Southern League school in Pueblo County. The Hornets scored 28 first-half points in disposing of Steamboat Springs, 45-21, last week. . . . Pueblo County rushed for 431 yards in beating the Sailors, including 192 yards and three touchdowns for Marshall Stout.
(14) Windsor (7-4) at (11) D’Evelyn (10-1), Trailblazer Stadium, Saturday, 1 p.m.: The Wizards picked off Conifer quarterback Craig Fowler three times in a 20-6 upset of the third-seeded Lobos. . . . The win was Windsor’s third straight, all on the road. . . . Kyle Petry’s 45-yard field goal bounced off the crossbar and through as D’Evelyn shocked sixth-seeded Palisade, 30-28. The Bulldogs had five turnovers. . . . The Jaguars have shut out their last two home opponents, Alameda and Valor Christian, by a combined score of 91-0.
(2) Fort Morgan (11-0) at (10) Summit (10-1), Saturday, 1 p.m.: Fort Morgan has lost just once in the last two seasons to an in-state team — that was in last year’s state quarterfinals to Palisade. . . . Chris Cobbley rushed for 111 yards and three touchdowns in last week’s 32-0 victory over Elizabeth. Devon Deroche added 145 yards on the ground. . . . Summit, another Metro League school with just one loss, like D’Evelyn, scored a 17-3 road win at Cañon City last week. . . . The Tigers have allowed just 10 points the past two games and in seven of their 10 victories, the opponent has scored seven points or less.
Michael Hicks, Special to The Denver Post
