Mike Brohard, Loveland Reporter-Herald
Loveland quarterback Riley Kinney provides a block that helped spring Zach Weinmaster for a 34-yard run after reversing field on the opening drive of the game. Weinmaster scored four touchdowns and rushed for 225 yards during Saturday’s 4A state semifinal game in Montrose. Loveland won 42-0 to advance to the state championship. Getting your player ready...
MONTROSE — As the snow continued to fall, the celebration was subdued.
A snow angel here and there, but nothing really wild.
For the Loveland football team, the message was clear.
And so Beyonce.
“We’re not satisfied yet, not until we get a ring on our finger,” senior running back Zach Weinmaster said.
He — let’s call him “King Z” — had the right after rolling through the Montrose defense for 225 yards and four touchdowns on 29 carries on the way to a 42-0 4A state semifinal victory on Saturday, vaulting Loveland into a state championship showdown with Longs Peak League foe Skyline, a 32-0 winner over Ponderosa.
The 4A final is set for an 11 a.m. kickoff at Mile High Stadium.
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