MOHI Nation News

The girls volleyball teams played 2 matches last week and came away with wins at all levels! On Tuesday, the Coyotes faced Thomas Jefferson and a challenging gym with an unusually low ceiling, which required some quick adjustments by libero Maya Singh (11). The first set was close, 25-23, before the Yotes pulled away to win the next 2 sets 25-13 and 25-20. Monarch was propelled to victory by excellent blocking from Shayla Martinez (11) as well as outstanding blocking and hitting by Ava Maliawco (12). The game-winning kill in the 3rd set was scored by Mia Reilly (10).

On Thursday, the Coyotes returned home and faced Skyline in their first League match of the season. Monarch dominated all 3 sets, with Kate Shima (11) leading off the first set with 11 consecutive service points. Anya Prater (12) and Ava Maliawco (12) connected with setters Eva Becht (12) and Petra Rohlinger (11) to lead the scoring for the Yotes, improving the Varsity team’s record to 5-1.

This week, Monarch continues its quest for League wins, facing Holy Family at home on Tuesday (C/D: 4:30, JV: 5:20, Varsity: 6:30) and traveling to Erie on Thursday. Come out and support the teams!

The Black Team went 2-1-1 with goals by Benjamin Ashack(4), Ben Stone(3), Dakota Levy, Jacob Juenemann and Luke Rosenberg(2).

Goalies Aiden Lejeune and Julien Vachon had a great weekend.

The Gold Team went 3-1 for the weekend with goals by Anthony Skul (2), Jake Hulstrom, Arno Bergstrom, Keller Collins, Julien Canales(2) and Isaiah Sauner.

Goalie Ben Zelio had 19 saves on 20 shots for the weekend and had a shutout in Game 1. Goalie Christopher Buch had 44 saves on 46 shots for the weekend and had a shutout in Game 2.

The Black team has 3 games this weekend vs KROD Hockey Pandas on Friday at the Apex, at Foothills at 3:30 on Saturday and at the Gators at 12;30 on Sunday.

The Gold Team plays Cherry Creek at the Family Sports Center at 6:30 on Friday night. The Prospect Team plays at Pikes Peak on Sunday at 5:30.

The 18U boys battled tough opponents this weekend. After a 0–28 loss to Valor, they bounced back with a 15–0 shutout of the Falcons and earned a win over Glendale (forfeit). A friendly vs. Regis ended 0–19, with interceptions proving costly. Stronger depth and flashes of sharp play show this squad is capable of more—Go Monarch!

The 16U boys were unstoppable! With fast line speed and lockdown defense, opponents struggled to break through (the only try scored against them came from a Monarch player filling in). Monarch rolled to a 33–0 win over Glendale, a 31–0 shutout of the Hammers, and a 26–7 victory over PAC. A powerhouse weekend for the U16s—Go Monarch!

Next weekend, the teams have a bye due to Aspen’s Ruggerfest.

The boys golf team had their 5th League Match hosted by Fairview at Flatirons Golf Course. The boys battled and finished 6th. Dobi Argirov led the pack with a 10th place individual finish. With the season in the homestretch the team is working hard to focus, over come adversity and finish the season strong.

The team has a busy week ahead hosting the BVSD Cup at Coal Creek Golf Course on Monday along with matches at the Niwot Invite and the Horizon Invite later in the week.

The Monarch Cheer and Poms spirit teams were voted along with Centaurus spirit teams to be the “Prep Game of the week” on 9News.

They were interviewed live on Friday 9/12/09 for the Clash at Coal Creek. Attached is the interview that aired live on Friday evening just before the game.

https://www.9news.com/video/sports/local-sports/game-of-the-week-preview-monarch-vs-centaurus/73-1464f768-54c2-41b7-ad16-e96a2e478e87

The football team brought home another win for MoHi!

Monarch’s co-ed mountain bike team cranked up the 5.5 mile loop with 684 feet of climbing per lap at the Showdown in the Boat. They secured a second place team finish! On the podium Nathan Riemer placed 2nd, Haylee Jo Jackson in 1st, and Ava Patrick in 5th. Congrats to all our riders on a wonderful raceday.

Results:

1 HAYLEE JO JACKSON (PTS LEADER) Freshman Girls

5 AVA PATRICK Freshman Girls

2 NATHAN RIEMER Varsity Boys

14 WESLEY HINCKLEY Varsity Boys

23 PIERS MOOR Varsity Boys

25 LOGAN CATTERFELD Varsity Boys

25 ETHAN GEER JV Boys

42 KELTEN SPEIGHTS JV Boys

43 COOPER WHITE JV Boys

53 AIDAN WALDVOGEL JV Boys

55 ALEXANDER CHICK JV Boys

58 GREG MAXWELL JV Boys

62 BRYCE SCHREYER JV Boys

63 WILL PEARSON JV Boys

77 SEAN LANDIS JV Boys

106 THAYER SPITLER JV Boys

15 KYSON WEBB Sophomore Boys

18 JADEN KENKEL Sophomore Boys

37 LIAM DRIBINSKI Sophomore Boys

40 EDDIE RESCH Sophomore Boys

44 SAMUEL KNIGHT Sophomore Boys

56 ISAAC MAXWELL Sophomore Boys

69 LEVI NELSON Sophomore Boys

14 JACKSON KENKEL Freshman Boys

45 COOPER BOYLE Freshman Boys

49 ANDERS COOPER Freshman Boys

53 WYATT SMITH Freshman Boys

63 BRADLEY DONALDSON Freshman Boys

64 ELI STRUPECK Freshman Boys

Our Monarch Girls Rugby team is making waves in the Rugby Colorado Fall 7s season! The squad has been playing strong and determined, with their only setbacks coming against a powerhouse Summit Rugby team. Coach Rick Gurmendi has been impressed with the way the team has come together and kept momentum going after winning the Rugby Colorado 15s State Championship in the spring.

It’s not too late to join the fun! Girls rugby is open to all, no experience required. Come be part of the action and practice with us at Williams Field in Superior on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 5:30–7:00 PM. Our next tournament is Saturday, September 27th in Fort Collins.

Varsity
The Coyotes hit the “plains” Thursday and took care of business against Prairie View. Zach G. opened the scoring off a perfect feed from Ben F., and after Prairie View equalized, Logan S. set up Finn S. for a brilliant header to secure the 2–1 win. Varsity moves to 3-0-1 with a big week of three games ahead!

JV
Hot streak alert! JV stays undefeated at 4-0-0 with another strong win over Prairie View. Mark opened the scoring, Jake (called up from C team!) added another, and Josh sealed it with the final goal. Momentum is on their side heading in to this week!

C Team
No game this week, but plenty of work on the training ground. The team is gearing up for a doubleheader week against Boulder and Silver Creek. Huge shoutout to captain Jake S., who stepped up to JV and scored in their Prairie View win!

Let’s go, Monarch Nation—black and gold are rolling!

Above, you will find information on our Yotes Baseball Information Night!

Below, you will find information on our Yotes Family Football Tailgate Night!

Details:

Date: Thursday October 23rd

🕔 5:00–7:00 PM
📍 Centaurus High School – Parking Lot along the 3rd Baseline of the Baseball Field

Join us for a sizzling evening of food, fun, and football spirit before the MOHI game!

🔥 Yotes BBQ Tailgate Highlights:

• Mouthwatering grilled favorites fresh off the BBQ
• Classic sides, snacks, and sweet treats for all ages
• A chance to connect with fellow Yotes families
• A warm welcome to players, coaches, and families—new and returning!

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

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. All meetings are on campus in the Perk at 7pm, generally 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!