Several RHS students named to Academic All-State teams

Ten athletes at Rangely High School were named to the first team all-state academic team and one to the honorable mention all-state team last week by the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA). In the front row, from the left, are: McKale Pennell (first team, football); Tessa Slagle (first team, cross-country), Aimee Hogan (first team, volleyball); and Chelsea Ficken (first team, volleyball. In the back row are, from left, are: Tanner Nielsen (first team, cross country); Ethan Allred (first team, football); Colt Allred (first team, football); Layne Mecham (honorable mention, football); Mitchell Webber (first team, cross country); and Cameron Enterline (first team, football). Not pictured is Simone Heinle (first team, volleyball).

RANGELY I Several Rangely High School athletes have been named to the Colorado academic all-state teams by the Colorado High School Activities Association and one to the honorable mention list.
Criteria to be chosen to the first team are: 3.60 or higher cumulative grade point average; minimum junior academic standing; must be a letter winner or equivalent in the activity nominated for; and the winner must be a participant in a CHSAA-sponsored activity during the current season.
RHS football players chosen to the first team are Ethan Allred and Cameron Enterline.
Volleyball players named to the first team all-state list are Aimee Hogan, McKale Pennell, Chelsea Ficken and Simone Heinle.
Cross-country members of first-team all-state are Tessa Slagle, Mitchell Webber and Tanner Nielsen.
Criteria for honorable mention all-state are: 3.30 to 3.59 cumulative grade point average; minimum junior academic standing; must be a letter winner or equivalent in the activity nominated; and must be a participant in a CHSAA-sponsored activity during current season.
A member of the RHS football team named honorable mention all-state was Layne Mecham.

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