MOHI BOOSTER BRIEF

Congratulations to the Monarch High School Marching Band on an incredible performance at the Lakewood Marching Band Festival on October 3! The band earned 1st Place in the 4A Division and 1st Place Overall, outperforming an outstanding field that included 5A powerhouse Fountain-Fort Carson and perennial 4A contender Loveland.

This year's show, "Simple Gifts," dazzled audiences and judges alike with its precision, musical excellence, and artistry. The victory reflects months of hard work, dedication, and commitment from every member of the program under the leadership of Director Tyler Vandermeer.

Leading the ensemble were Drum Majors Finn Lasker, Charles Sterling, and Lucian Martinez, whose exceptional leadership has helped guide the band to this remarkable achievement.

Congratulations to the entire band, staff, and director on this well-earned success. Monarch is proud of you! 🎉

Next up: Monarch hosts its the Monarch Marching Festival on October 10 at Centaurus High School. Come out, show your support, and cheer on the Coyotes as they continue an exciting season! 🎺💛

Take home a piece of Monarch Football history! We've cleaned out the vault, and are offering a limited selection of authentic vintage MOHI football jerseys for just $5 each. These jerseys span multiple eras of Monarch Football and make great keepsakes or game day gear.

Sizes available: M, L, XL
Price: $5 each
Limited quantities available and sizes vary.

Email ali@alicortez.com to arrange payment and pick up before they're gone!

Monarch’s coed mountain bike team raced to place 8th this past weekend in Eagle. The custom-designed course featured moderate climbs, bridges, winding berms, fun rollers, and a thrilling slalom descent. Congrats to all our riders on their hard work. The final race of the series is Oct 11 in Cañon City, then off to the State Championships Oct 24-25.

CHIPOTLE FUNDRAISER: Please help support our team Oct 13, 5:00-9:00pm at the Chipotle on McCaslin Blvd. Online orders use the code XNKQAFD. Thank you for your support.

Varsity Boys:

10 116 KYSON WEBB

JV GIrls:

2 3068 HAYLEE JO JACKSON

JV Boys:

11 2334 EDDIE RESCH

23 2245 JADEN KENKEL

25 2033 ETHAN GEER (LEGACY)

30 2160 LIAM DRIBINSKI

43 2080 COOPER WHITE (LEGACY)

56 2137 ALEXANDER CHICK

59 2454 SAMUEL KNIGHT

71 2466 COLE SOMMER

73 2279 ISAAC MAXWELL

93 2359 THAYER SPITLER

Sophomore Girls:

1 5045 AVA PATRICK (NEW PTS LEADER)

Sophomore Boys:

13 4047 ANDERS COOPER

15 4120 JACKSON KENKEL

52 4022 COOPER BOYLE

80 4234 ELI STRUPECK

Freshman Boys:

4 6003 STEFEN ALDERFER

17 6171 CALVIN PROCTOR

22 6237 DATHAN WEBB

26 6270 ADAM FALKENSTERN

30 6062 FINN ECCLES

32 6119 DAVORIN KOLAR

33 6056 CALVIN DICARLO

60 6326 NATE PEDRUCCI

64 6192 WARREN SCHMIDT

65 6051 SAM DAILEY

Varsity

Monarch extended their winning streak to four on Thursday, bumping them up to 5-1. They blew past the Bear Creek Bears 50-21. Considering the Coyotes have won four contests by more than 25 points this season, another big win was nothing new.

Monarch was led to victory by Malakhi Payne and Nico Rizzello. Payne rushed for 257 yards and 3 TDs while picking up 8.6 yards per carry, while Rizzello threw for 93 yards on 7 of 15 attempts. Payne has averaged 3.5 rushing touchdowns per game over his last four games compared to 1.8 in his previous 14 games.

Monarch will square off against their in-conference opponent Dakota Ridge at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday.

Junior Varsity

The JV squad won convincingly 29-6 over Bear Creek on Saturday at Mohi. Theo Mellish added to his impressive season with 2 more touchdowns, and Lucas Brussard added another in a dominant offensive performance.

The Girls Flag Football team faced Mountain View High School on Monday, September 28th. Although, we did lose the game 14-12, the Coyotes, lead by quarterback, Sidney Miller, played an incredible game and made the Lions work very hard for their win.

On Wednesday, September 30th, our girls once again proved that they are a force to be recon with. The Coyotes, lead by quarterbacks, Sidney Miller and Sara Panem, bounced back from their earlier loss in the week defeating the Holy Family Tigers, 12-7!

The Coyotes follow this up with another win on, Thursday, October 1st, against the Northridge Grizzlies defeating them 6-0!

The Girls Flag Football team has three more games this coming week, closing out their regular season.

Our home game this coming week is on Monday, October 5th against Chatfield High School at the Monarch turf field at 4:30pm. We also have our last two away games for the season on, Wednesday, October 7th against Ft, Lupton High School at 4:30pm and a Saturday game against Mountain Range High School at 10:am. Please come out and support our girls and cheer them onto victory!

Great races for the Coyotes on 9/25/26 at the home meet!! Lots of new PR's!

• Girls Varsity - 1st place
• Boys Varsity - 2nd place
• Boys Open - 3rd place
• Girls Open - did not have enough runners to score.

Congrats to Top 5 finishes:

• Brianna Heron -1st female - Varsity
• Caroline Stevens - 4th female - Varsity
• Carter Ausmus - 3rd male - Varsity
• Amy Roemer - 2nd place - Open Female

All results can be found here

UPCOMING Races:

Come cheer on the MOHI Cross Country runners at their upcoming races!

• Saturday, 10/03/2026 - Pat Patten Invite @ Viele Lake, S.Boulder - 9:30am
• Friday, 10/9/2026 - Granite Peaks League Championship @ Margaret Carpenter Rec Center - 1:00pm
• Friday, 10/16/2026 - Hawk JV Championships @ Margaret Carpenter Rec Center - 3:00pm
• Thursday, 10/22/2026 - 4A Region 3 Championships @ NW Open Spaces - 11:00am

The Monarch Girl's Volleyball program had another competitive week with matchups against Frederick and Mead.

Tuesday vs. Frederick: The Coyotes took care of business at home, with Varsity earning a convincing 3–0 sweep. JV, C and D teams also picked up wins, making it a great night across the entire program!

Thursday at Mead: Varsity battled through four incredibly competitive sets before falling 3–1. After dropping a tight first set 24–26, the Coyotes answered with a 25–22 comeback win in Set 2. Confidence was high and the fight continued, with Set 3 going all the way to 25–27 before Mead ultimately closed out the match 25–20 in the fourth.

It was a true team effort, with contributions coming throughout the lineup. Maddie Barak led the attack with 9 kills, while Izzy Hutchings added 7 kills and 1 block, Mia Reiley contributed 4 kills, 6 blocks and an ace, and Piper Hutton added 6 kills. Petra Rohlinger helped lead the offense as setter, while Kate Shima, Addi Rivera, Maya Singh and Julia Moss made important contributions throughout the match. Our back-row defense played a key role by helping keep rallies alive, creating opportunities for the offense and providing steady energy in a hard fought battle. More importantly, the team showed fight, confidence and resilience in one of its most competitive performances yet.

JV also fell to Mead, while the C and D teams both came away with wins.

Coming Up Next

Tuesday is PINK OUT vs. Niwot! There is no admission fee, and donations will benefit Pink Village. Come pack the gym, wear your pink and support a great cause while cheering on the Coyotes!

Then on Thursday, Monarch heads to Centaurus for the second matchup of the season — and another chance to bring home the W.

Let’s go Coyotes!

The Monarch Boys Swim & Dive team is selling Butterbraids! Place your orders here

You will be able to pick up your orders on Thursday, November 5th at 6:00pm at Monarch High School!

The 2026-2027 Girls Swim & Dive season will start on Monday, November 9th, 2026! Those interested in learning more about the team or joining the team for the upcoming season should fill out THIS form in order to be added to the team's email distribution list and/or contact Head Coach, Amber Austin, at amber.austin@bvsd.org.

Varsity faced rival Centaurus in a hard-fought matchup, ultimately falling 3-0 and moving to 4–3–3 on the season. The boys will look to bounce back facing Silver Creek at home on Tuesday 10/6 at 6 pm. Come out and support your Coyotes!

JV continued its impressive undefeated season with a 1-1 draw against Centaurus. Granger M. converted Monarch’s PK to put the boys on the board first, before Centaurus answered with a PK of their own to even the score. The draw keeps JV undefeated at 8–0–2, a fantastic season so far!

C Team battled through a high-scoring matchup with Centaurus, ultimately falling 5-2 to move to 3–4–2 on the season.The boys continue to compete hard and will look to get back in the win column this week as they travel to Wheat Ridge on 10/6 before hosting Boulder High on 10/8 at 4 pm.

Upcoming Games:

• Tuesday, 10/6 — Home vs. Silver Creek — JV at 4 p.m. | Varsity at 6 p.m.
• Tuesday, 10/13 — Home vs. Longmont — JV at 4 p.m. | Varsity at 6 p.m.

The Booster Bash will be on November 7, 2026. Purchase tickets on Revtrak. This is our major fundraising event of the year and an important opportunity to raise funds while bringing the entire Monarch community together.

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Please support the Monarch Booster Club with taking advantage of King Soopers Community Rewards program. All you have to do is link your Soopers card to the Monarch Booster Club and when you shop at King Soopers and swipe your Shopper’s Card they donate money to our school at no additional cost to you! Here’s how it works:

How to Link your Card to Monarch Booster Club

1. Sign in to your digital account or create one

2. Search for your organization here.

3. Enter “Monarch Booster Club”

4. Select us and click “Save”.

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