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The Rangeview Raiders celebrate their Colorado State boys 5A championship victory over the Chaparral Wolverines at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Rangeview Raiders Jodaun Dotson (22) hoists the Colorado State boys 5A championship trophy in celebration with his teammates and fans after defeating the Chaparral Wolverines 61-47 game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Rangeview Raiders guard Christopher Speller (23), left, and Rangeview Raiders guard Isaiah Hayes (21) celebrate their Colorado State boys 5A championship victory over the Chaparral Wolverines at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019. The Raiders won 61-47.

Rangeview Raiders Quincey Jewett (24) blocks a shot by Chaparral Wolverines center Dalton Waldron (12) in the first half during the Colorado State boys 5A championship game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Chaparral Wolverines forward Aaron Jacob (15) pats Rangeview Raiders guard Christopher Speller (23) on the head after he slide into the Wolverines bench in the first half during the Colorado State boys 5A championship game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Rangeview Raiders guard Obi Agbim (4) shoots over Chaparral Wolverines center Dalton Waldron (12), but doesnt make the basket in the first half during the Colorado State boys 5A championship game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Grandview's Tomia Johnson shows emotion after losing 5A Girls Basketball State Championship game against Cherry Creek at Denver Coliseum on Saturday. March 9, 2019. Cherry Creek won 51-49.

Rangeview Raiders guard Isaiah Hayes (21) makes a basket against Chaparral Wolverines Tizell Lewis (5) in the first half during the Colorado State boys 5A championship game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Rangeview Raiders Christian Speller (30) evades Chaparral Wolverines Kobe Sanders (1) and scores a basket early on in the first half during the Colorado State boys 5A championship game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Rangeview Raiders Christian Speller (30) recovers a lose ball against Chaparral Wolverines Tanner Giles (22) in the first half during the Colorado State boys 5A championship game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Cherry Creek's Jana Van Gytenbeek (4), center, and her teammates celebrate winning of 5A Girls Basketball State Championship game against Grandview at Denver Coliseum on Saturday. March 9, 2019. Cherry Creek won 51-49.

Cherry Creek Kacee Kyle (22) and her teammate celebrate winning of 5A Girls Basketball State Championship game against Grandview at Denver Coliseum on Saturday. March 9, 2019. Cherry Creek won 51-49.

Cherry Creek Kacee Kyle (22) drives against Grandview's Lauren Betts (51) during 1st half of the 5A Girls Basketball State Championship game at Denver Coliseum on Saturday. March 9, 2019. Cherry Creek won 51-49.

Cherry Creek's Cali Clark (12) blocked the shot by Grandview's Addison O'grady (44) during 1st half of the 5A Girls Basketball State Championship game at Denver Coliseum on Saturday. March 9, 2019. Cherry Creek won 51-49.

Cherry Creek's Jana Van Gytenbeek (4), drives against Grandview's Landri Hudson (21) during 1st half of 5A Girls Basketball State Championship game against Grandview at Denver Coliseum on Saturday. March 9, 2019. Cherry Creek won 51-49.

Lewis-Palmer Rangers Joel Scott (5) blocks a shot attempt made by Longmont Trojans Beck Page (32) in the second half during the Colorado State boys 4A championship game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Lewis-Palmer Rangers Matthew Ragsdale (22) celebrates after defeating the Longmont Trojans 57-52 to win the Colorado State boys 4A championship at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019. Longmont Trojans guard Brady Renck (12), left, walks to his bench. Ragsdale scored 23 points in the game.

Lewis-Palmer Rangers Tre McCullough (32) shoots under pressure from Longmont Trojans Beck Page (32) and Longmont Trojans forward Calvin Seamons (35) in the first half during the Colorado State boys 4A championship game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Longmont Trojans guard Brady Renck (12) charges to the basket against Lewis-Palmer Rangers Noah Baca (10) in the first half during the Colorado State boys 4A championship game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Longmont Trojans Oakley Dehning (22) gets sandwiched between Lewis-Palmer Rangers Joel Scott (5), left, and Lewis-Palmer Rangers Tre McCullough (32) under the basket in the first half during the Colorado State boys 4A championship game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Longmont Trojans forward Calvin Seamons (35) drives to the basket against Lewis-Palmer Rangers Tre McCullough (32) in the first half during the Colorado State boys 4A championship game at the Denver Coliseum March 09, 2019.

Mullen High School freshman Imani Perez (45) embraces her sister sophomore Iliana Perez (10) after defeating Pueblo South High School 63-43 in the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum.

Mullen High School sophomore Abby Webster (15) celebrates winning the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship against Pueblo South High School Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum. The Mustangs defeated the Colts 63-44.

The Mullen High School team celebrates as time expires in the second half of the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum. The Mustangs defeated Pueblo South High School 63-43.

The Mullen High School team celebrates a bucket in the second half of the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum. The Mustangs defeated Pueblo South High School 63-43.

Pueblo South High School junior Jada Dupree (2) on the ground after a collision during the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum. The Mustangs defeated the Colts 63-44.

Mullen High School sophomore Megan Pohs (1) drives into the lane in the second half of the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship against Pueblo South High School Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum. Pohs had 16 points. The Mustangs defeated Pueblo South High School 63-43.

Mullen High School sophomore Alexa Dominguez (4) looks to pass during the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship against Pueblo South High School Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum. The Mustangs defeated the Colts 63-44.

The Mullen High School team and head coach Frank Cawley celebrates a bucket in the second half of the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum. The Mustangs defeated Pueblo South High School 63-43.

Mullen High School freshman Imani Perez (45) looks to pass in the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum.

Pueblo South High School junior Jada Dupree (2) walks to the sidelines during the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum. The Mustangs defeated the Colts 63-44.

Pueblo South High School senior Gabi Lucero (52) drives into the lane during the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum.

Pueblo South High School freshman Chloe Keck (22) drives into the lane during the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum. The Mustangs defeated the Colts 63-44.

Mullen High School sophomore Alexa Dominguez (4) grabs a rebound during the 4A Girls Basketball State Championship against Pueblo South High School Saturday, March 9, 2019 at the Denver Coliseum. The Mustangs defeated the Colts 63-44.