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Each week throughout the fall, Denver Post preps editor Kyle Newman releases his power rankings for 5A and 4A football. This week鈥檚 rankings also feature a Postseason Power Five for 5A boys soccer聽and 5A volleyball.

FOOTBALL (5A)

1. Pomona (8-1)
2. Mullen (7-2)
3. Columbine (7-2)
4. (8-1)
5. Eaglecrest (9-0)
6. Grandview (8-1)
7. (6-3)
8. (6-3)
9. Legacy (7-2)
10. 听(6-3)

FOOTBALL (4A)

1. (9-0)
2. Chatfield (8-1)
3. (7-2)
4. Ponderosa (8-1)
5. Loveland (8-1)
6. Windsor (6-3)
7. Broomfield (7-2)
8. Rampart (7-2)
9. (6-3)
10. (5-4)

BOYS SOCCER POSTSEASON POWER FIVE

1. Boulder (16-0): The Front Range League champions roared to an 8-0 victory over No. 31 Rampart in the opening round.
2. (16-0): Senior striker聽Max Gottesfeld scored twice in the Angels’ first-round victory over No. 32 Monarch.
3. Arapahoe (12-4): The Warriors are playing with confidence heading into their second-rout match with an athletic Rangeview side.
4. Grandview (12-2-2): The Wolves poured it on in a 9-0 win over in the first round and are led by sophomore striker Raymond Jackson.
5. Broomfield (13-2-1): The Eagles overcame a 1-0 halftime deficit against No. 29 Gateway in the first round, and coach Jim Davidson聽will surely use that scare to refocus his team in on a title three-peat.

VOLLEYBALL POSTSEASON POWER FIVE

1. (21-2): A 3-2 setback to Chatfield in the final match of the regular season doesn’t erase the fact the No. 2 Jaguars boast the most potent offensive attack in the state.
2. Chatfield (21-2): The Jeffco League champions have not lost since Sept. 14, and are playing with enough swagger聽to beat any team in 5A.
3. (20-3): The Sabercats earned the top seed in regionals and for good reason, as sophomores聽Riley Zuhn and聽Catie Semadeni are the present鈥攁nd the future鈥搊f Colorado high school volleyball.
4. Chaparral (16-7): The No. 6 Wolverines played 5A’s toughest schedule and have tenacious senior leaders in聽MaKenna Davis and聽Jasmine Schmidt.
5. Fairview (19-4): Last year’s state runner-up boasts a skilled setter in senior Audrey Cheng as well as聽this fall’s Front Range League title, which means the Knights will be ready for any team in the postseason.