MOHI Nation News

This weekend is the biggest party of the year, the MOHI Booster BASH!!

Details below!

Get your tickets!

This is the largest fundraiser of the year for the school AND the premier social event for MoHi Nation parents and alumni.

Tickets

Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased at: https://spotlightcolorado.com/online_sales/rsvp_ticket_purchasebt.cfm?rsvpid=18770 or by visiting the QR code to the right.

Silent Auction

The silent auction will open November 1 online and close November 8th at 8pm, during the event. You will receive your bidding information once you register for the event. Can’t make it to the event? You can still register to bid online! Go to the main registration site and select online bidder only.

Live Auction

The Live Auction will include the following, along with many other exciting opportunities for fun and festive activities:

• Reserved Seats at 2026 Graduation
  
• Black & Gold Reserved parking spot for 26-27 school year
  
• Private, in-home dinner for 6 with Chef Corey Buck
  
• Week in Steamboat at a 2/2 condo with $250 Steamboat Resort gift card

Other pizes and auction items you could walk home with:

• Win an iPhone 17 with our Heads or Tails game
  
• Grab a bottle of wine from our wine pull
  
• Win at drag queen bingo or a casino game to visit the prize table
  
• Shop over 50 silent auction baskets/items, such as beach and mountain getaways, Broncos jersey, signed CU football, basketball tix, golf outings, and so much more
  

Can’t come but still need to holiday shop? For $10 you can shop the silent auction from home. See what’s in the auction at https://www.blacktie-auctions.com/mohi2025/

Tickets on sale through Friday.

Finally of Note…

Please be sure to pass on this information to your coaches, parents, friends and the community. We will deliver the fun and need your help to deliver the guests. Thank you in advance for making our school fundraiser a success!

Coyotes Gold won the Colorado Prep Hockey League State Championship and will play in the Prep Hockey League National Tournament in March.

The team played against the top teams in the state this weekend in order to win the title. The boys faced Cherry Creek on Friday night and won 3-2 in a shootout. On Saturday the beat Valor Christian with a score of 5-2 and Sunday was the Championship Game with a 6-4 win over Denver East. Players with goals for the weekend were Luke Taylor (3 ), Jake Hulstrom(2 ), Keller Collins (2), Jackson Brock(1), Zach Sanner (1), Arno Bergstrom (2), Anthony Skul (1), and Isaiah Sauner (1), Tommy McGovern (1) and Landon Lewis (1). Goalie Ben Zelio stood on his head as the goalie for all 4 games and had a total of 105 saves on 113 shots. Ben also shut down 13 of 16 penalty shots in the game on Friday night.

The Coyotes Black team tied their final regular season games vs the Wolves with a score of 3-3. Ben Stone, Jacob Swail and Daniel Franklin had goals for the Coyotes. Goalie Aiden LeJeune had 32 saves on 35 shots. The Black team has their first playoff game on Wednesday vs Poudre.

The Prospects won their game vs the Sabercats this weekend with a score of 7-4. Connor Shjegstad, Ty Kunkle, Zane Martinez, Ezzilin Murton Amato, Michael Caraher, Birch Eyster and Edan Pieper all had goals for the Coyotes. Goalie Lucas David had 17 saves on 21 shots.

The Varsity girls volleyball team ended their regular season last week with wins over Horizon and Centaurus, securing their spot in the 5A regional playoffs. In the match last Tuesday at Horizon, the Coyotes won 3-1. Senior Ava Maliawco had an outstanding game, putting down 13 kills and 4 serving aces, while Mia Reilly (10) added a couple of big blocks at the net. Last Thursday at Centaurus, the Coyotes were fueled by Outside Hitter Anya Prater (12), who racked up an impressive 17 kills. Eva Becht (12) and Ava Maliawco (12) each added 10 kills in the 3-1 victory, while Setter Petra Rohlinger (11) contributed 19 assists and 3 aces. Maya Singh (11) cleaned up on defense with 20 digs. It was a powerful end to the regular season for this team. CHSAA will release the regional playoff brackets later today, with the Coyotes most likely to play on Saturday, Nov 8.

The JV girls team also finished their season last week with an impressive 14-5 record. Way to go girls! Thank you to all the players, parents and coaches for a wonderful season. And a special thank you to parent Mindy Zarske who provided action photos for many of these newsletter updates!

What a TERFFIFIC season!

Under the leadership of Monarch’s NEW director Mr. Tyler Vandermeer, after 3 long months of practicing their music, choreo and drill, every single member of the Monarch HS Marching Band was “locked in” at the Colorado Bandmasters Association (CBA) State Competition which took place on Saturday, October 25, 2025 at the US Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. After a disappointing 7th place at Regionals, the band collectively doubled down during their last week of rehearsal to perfect the show. As a result, they were able deliver a great performance during Quarterfinals, swiftly advancing them to the Semifinals where they rose up from 7th to 4th place. They then delivered their best performance yet during Finals securing them 3rd place overall (out of 22 4A bands in the state).

The show, titled Magnus Opus, featured music from Little Women, Southern Harmony and Dum Spiro Spero. The performance was based on the story of Charlotte's Web.

To add a bit of sentiment to this story, just at the moment of countdown before they entered the field….10, 9, 8, 7, 6….a monarch butterfly was spotted fluttering over the 50 yard line. Talk about an omen for success!!

The band members ended the night, very excited, chanting “Proud to Be a Monarch Coyote”.

Below are some upcoming dates that represent not only opportunities for students to engage but also ways families can support the band’s fundraising activities.

Upcoming Weeks:

November 3, 5, 10 & 12 - Monarch Indoor Percussion (MIP) Rehearsals (6:00-9:00pm) - Anyone is welcome to come try it out! No experience necessary!

November 5, 7, 11, 12 & 14 - Winter Guard (WG) Rehearsals (5:30-9:00pm) - Come see what Winter Guard is all about! Anyone is welcome!

November 6 - Jazz Band Concert (7:00-8:30pm)

November 12 - Indoor Percussion Parent Meeting & Show Reveal (6:00-7:00pm)

Upcoming Dates to Add to your Calendar:

November 18 - Spirit Night at Menchie’s frozen yogurt (Superior)

December 5 - Louisville Parade of Lights

December 7 - Holiday book fair @ Barnes and Noble (Superior)

December 9 - Holiday Concert

January 10 - MIP/WG Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser

Monarch's Mixed Ultimate Frisbee A Team played the High School State Championship this weekend. Monarch came into the tournament seeded 7 out of 10 teams. They took third place overall, losing the semifinal match by just one point.

The team was led by seniors Cameron Kirk, Kiera Hamilton, Mae Coleman, Owen Gardner, Porter Barsky, Beck Moran, Cayden Leitheiser, Sean Landis, Quinn Clyker, and Finn Spring. Freshman Skyler Holmberg had excellent play on defense and sophomore Emerson Alexander led the team's offensive charge. Sophomores Ella Haradon and Yaela Rouisse contributed with excellent play on offense and defense. Taylor Levy, Teagan Lee, Ryan Barsky, Grady Gabriel, and Noah Alexander were also key to the team's success.

The Monarch Ultimate Frisbee developmental team also played in the state tournament this weekend and took home the Spirit of the Game Award, demonstrating the qualities of fair play, respect, and integrity that are central to this self-officiated sport. Congratulations to Marisa St. John, Suah Oh, Wolf Danzer, Cedar Robinson, Aharon Megory-Cohen, Mark Bruinsma, Adam Chute, Wyatt Gardner, Nayan Patel, Nadav Ilany, Liam Whittenbarger, Lucas Dunning, Tate Ramos, Will Swanson, and Gary Ellson on a great season.

Congratulations to the Football team for their decisive victory over Silver Creek last Friday, earning the 7th seed. Malachi Payne achieved 2000 Varsity rushing yards and Nate Hart scored his 100th Varsity kicking point. Congratulations on these milestones! On November 14th the team will host the winner of Riverdale Ridge and Thomas Jefferson. Come out and support the team at Spangenberg Field.

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Menchie’s in Superior is doing a spirit night to benefit the MoHi Band Programs on Tuesday, November 18th from 4pm to 8PM. Customers mentioning MoHi Bands will have 20% of their purchase donated to Monarch Band Boosters! If you already have the free Menchie’s app, you will get double points on the 18th! Also, sign-up for the app and you will automatically get 25 rewards points and notifications of flavors and something on your birthday!

Yotes Baseball is looking for a passionate and energetic volunteer Game Announcer to be the voice of our Varsity Home Games this Spring season!

Position: Home Varsity Game Announcer
Location: Monarch High School Baseball Field
Schedule: Spring 2026 Season (home games only)

What You’ll Do:

• Announce starting lineups, in-game action, and player highlights

• Keep the energy high with crowd engagement and music cues (when applicable)

• Share sponsor shout-outs and important game-day announcements

• Represent Yotes Baseball with professionalism and enthusiasm

Ideal Candidate:

• Comfortable speaking to large crowds with a clear, confident voice

• Brings excitement and fun to the ballpark atmosphere

• Reliable, punctual, and committed to the full varsity home game schedule

• Prior announcing or public speaking experience is a plus (but not required)

Perks:

• Be part of the Yotes Baseball community and game-day atmosphere

• Great opportunity for students, parents, or local baseball fans who love being part of the action

• FREE SNACKS in the snack shack!

Interested? Send us a quick note with your contact info and any relevant experience to monarchcoyotebaseball@gmail.com

Let’s play ball!

Volunteers aka Parent Reps can submit highlights with pictures to Monarchboosterclub@gmail.com by Monday morning at 8am. Then our newsletter volunteer, Rob Kalkofen, will generate the newsletter and get it over to the Monarch admin team to send out!