Practice for spring football gets underway tomorrow as 60 teams are set to get on the field for the first time since the end of the 2019 campaign. Those 60 clubs will be split up across five divisions with state championship games set for May 13-15th in Pueblo.
Games can begin on March 18th and the schedule will be the same as in the fall. Teams can play up to six regular season games with eight qualifiers to the playoffs. Post-season play begins on April 30th. Qualifiers will be determined by the same criteria involving rankings from RPI, MaxPreps, Packard and CHSAA.
The divisions and conferences are broken down below. Primero is the lone six-man program that made a decision to play in the spring but will bump up to eight man for their schedule this year. Classes 1A and 2A were also combined for one division.
8MAN
- Front Range Christian
- Justice
- Plateau Valley
- John Mall
- Custer County
- Hoehne
- Las Animas
- Primero
CLASS 2A
East
- Flatirons Academy
- Manual
- Estes Park
- Clear Creek
- Ridgeview Academy
- Sheridan
West
- St Mary’s
- Buena Vista
- Ellicott
- Grand Valley
- Manitou Springs
- Roaring Fork
CLASS 3A
East
- Faith Christian
- Classical Academy
- Kent Denver
- Sand Creek
- Littleton
- Denver West
- Northfield
- Academy
West
- Rifle
- Basalt
- Glenwood Springs
- Aspen
- Steamboat Springs
- Coal Ridge
- Montezuma Cortez
- Salida
CLASS 4A
North
- Thomas Jefferson
- Denver North
- Kennedy
- George Washington
- Centaurus
- Lincoln
South
- Harrison
- Falcon
- Skyview
- Gateway
- Aurora Central
- Sierra
CLASS 5A
South
- Vista Peak
- Denver East
- Denver South
- Far Northeast
- Rangeview
- Hinkley
North
- Fort Collins
- Westminster
- Boulder
- Mountain Range
- Northglenn
- Adams City
