MOHI Nation News

The Coyotes kicked of the CPHL club season last weekend with Early Bird Tournament. The Yotes have 3 teams this fall season with 2 Boys Varsity teams and one Prospect team playing in the JV Division.

The Prospect team went 1-3 in Pool play with goals from Minkee Suh (2), Adhrit Karthik,Edan Pieper, Anders Borsholm and Mason Mchugh.

Coyotes Black team went 4-0 in Pool play and had a tough loss in the Championship game for their division. Goals were scored by Daniel Franklin(7), Aidan Adams, Austin Pugh(3), Charles Neinas(3), Ashton Kirby(2), Ben Ashack(3), Isaac Huang(3), Dakota Levy(2), Jacob Juenemann, Jackson Chance, Tyler Johnson(2), Jacob Swail(3), Andrew Clifford(2), and Brendan Radder (2). Goalie Aiden Lejeune had 33 saves on 37 shots and Julien Vachon had 34 saves on 40 shots.

The Coyotes Gold Team went 3-0-1 in Pool Play and went on to win the Championship! Goals were scored by Arno Bergstrom(5), Keller Collins, Tommy Mcgovern(2), Zach Sanner(5), Anthony Skul (4), Jake Hulstrom(3), Joseph Lowery, Julien Canales(3), Brandon Miller, Sam Oullahan, Isaiah Sauner, Luke Taylor, Jackson Brock, and Chase Gray. Both Goalies had a great tournament with Ben Zelio going 4-0 including the championship game and Chris Buch going 1-0-1. The Gold Team kicks off the Fall Season this week with game at Castle VIew on Friday and vs Regis at home on Sunday.

The MOHI Cross Country team to the trails this last weekend and had some amazing performances!

Varsity Girls: 1st Place Team

JV Girls: 2nd Place Team

JV Boys: 1st Place Team

Ty Johnson and Gretta Stevens earned 2nd place individually.

Great Work! Check out the XC meet schedule and support your YOTES!!

The girls volleyball program started the season with a bang last week, playing 3 matches in 4 days against Boulder, Brighton and Arvada West. The Varsity team is relying on the experience of its 5 returning players (Anya Prater, Ali Towns, Petra Rohlinger, Eva Becht and Maya Singh) while counting on the contributions of its 7 new players (Amelia Van Nelson, Emi Zarske, Kate Shima, Maya Grider, Mia Reiley, Ava Maliawco and Shayla Martinez). In addition, the program has JV, C and D teams with talented, eager players.

In their first match of the season, the Varsity team dominated Boulder High School in a convincing 3-set win. The win was a true team effort, with all eligible players seeing court time. Maliawco (12) and Rohlinger (11) stood out for their vicious serves, while Reiley (10) and Becht (12) led the team in kills.

The JV, C and D team also claimed victory, earning Monarch a full sweep for the day.

In the first home game on Tuesday, Monarch earned its second victory over Brighton, winning in 4 sets, with an outstanding all-around performance by Shima (11), as well as stinging serves from Maliawco. The C team also won, while the D team had the day off.

In their last match of the week at Arvada West, the team had a slow start, losing the first 2 sets, but then battling back to win the 3rd set 25-22. The Coyotes kept it close in the 4th set, aided by strong blocking from Martinez (11) but they couldn’t close the gap, and ended up losing to Arvada West 3-1. The JV team had a thrilling final set against AW, trading off game points for several rallies but ended up losing 22-20. The C and D teams both won their matches.

Please come out and support the volleyball teams!

Varsity battled through a lightning delay and tough Skyline team to notch a 4–1 victory! Big goals came from Alex Berryhill, Zach Goslin, Pierce Wilbanks, and Finn Spring as the team dominated the second half.

JV kept control of the game and secured a 2–0 win, with Thomas Olinger scoring first and a deflection sealing the deal.

C-Team had no game last week, but a special shoutout to captain Jake S for scoring in JV’s win!

The Coyotes are rolling—let’s keep the streak alive versus Frederick and Poudre this week!

Save the Date for our annual fundraiser which includes food/drink, music, auction and an opportunity to connect with other MOHI families!

Goals start here!

A player and parent informational meeting will be held in the library on September 9th at 5pm. All returning players and parents, as well as anyone interested in joining are invited to our program meeting to learn about our exciting future plans.

Monarch Rugby Sevens Joins the Booster Club – And We're Excited!

The Monarch Girls and Boys Sevens teams are thrilled to be part of the Monarch Booster Club community! Rugby Sevens is a fast-growing international sport, and it’s catching fire right here in Colorado — with Monarch up there with the best.

No experience? No problem! Rugby is for everyone. Whether you’ve played team sports your whole life or are just looking for something new, there’s a place for you on the pitch. In fact, many of our athletes joined as juniors or seniors and are now hooked for life.

Forget the pads and helmets — seriously! Rugby Sevens is fast, fun, and surprisingly safe when played with proper technique. What you'll find is an incredible community, unmatched athleticism, and a game that’s as much about heart as it is about hustle.

Want to see what it’s all about?
Swing by Williams Field (next to Superior Safeway) any Tuesday or Thursday evening (5:30pm-7:30pm) and catch a practice in action. Or check us out online at monarchrugby.org to learn more.

Come join the rugby family — we can’t wait to welcome you!

This week's games- Boys- Saturday 6th September @ Dicks Sporting Goods Park

As Monarch's only parent volunteer organization (we're your PTO, PTA, and so much more!), the Booster Club is the engine that keeps our amazing student programs running strong.

Join us for our first meeting next week! All meetings are on campus in the Perk at 7pm the second Wednesday of each month.

🎯 Our Impact in Numbers:

• $31,500 funded last year in grants and activities
• 10 scholarships of $1,000 each awarded to graduating seniors
• 100+ student organizations supported
• School-wide celebrations like Homecoming and After Prom made possible
• Community events including our Booster Bash fundraiser and tailgate parties
• Recognition of our students success via the weekly Booster Club newsletter

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!

Your support directly impacts YOUR student's experience. For just $50 per family per year (REGARDLESS of # of activities or students), you're fueling student passions across the board. In order for your student's activity to be eligible to apply for a grant, 30% of their roster needs to be a Booster Club Member.

Business Owners, Listen Up: Your partnership extends far beyond traditional advertising. You'll gain authentic visibility within a highly engaged community of families (~800), students, and supporters while demonstrating your commitment to local youth development. Your investment stays 100% local and creates tangible results.

Sponsor us, and we'll plaster your logo from field to gym, to newsletter to social. It's tax-deductible advertising that directly supports our students!