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Girls, boys cross country All-State teams released by CHSAA

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The Colorado High School Activities Association released the 2026 cross country All-State teams for boys and girls. WoodysPhotos Running cross country through the Colorado mountains —sounds like an athlete’s dream.Colorado is perpetually home to some of the best high school runners in the country, and another year has passed for the 2026 high school cross country season.The Colorado High School Activities Association released the All-State teams for boys and girls cross country in Classes 2A through 5A.Because of the number of athletes mentioned, we’ll only include athletes in the Colorado Trust for Local News area, which covers Adams, Jefferson and Weld Counties (plus Clear Creek). However, we’ll also include the Coach and Players of the Year in each class.According to CHSAANow.com, the teams come from each class’s state championship race. The top seven finishers make the first team, the next seven the second team and the rest of the top 50 are honorable mentions.

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