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Congratulations to Eric Fiedler '26, Lucas Dickinson '25 and Alec Roumph '25 of the Boys Varsity Basketball Team on earning post-season 6A All-Continental League and/or All-State honors. Fiedler, who averaged an impressive 24.1 points per game, had an exceptional season earning First Team All-State and All-League honors, and is runner-up for the 2025 Continental League Player of the Year. Fiedler also achieved two huge milestones this season, breaking the school record for most points in a season with 626 points—beating the previous record of 624 points held by Josh Perkins in 2013— and earning 1000th career points during the Highlands Ranch game on February 27. He is joined on the All-League team by Dickinson and Roumph, each earning Second Team recognition. Additionally, all three players were selected for the Continental League All-Star and The Show All-Star games. Way to go, Raiders!
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Congratulations to the three members of the Girls Varsity Basketball Team on earning post-season 6A All-Continental League and/or All-State honors. Iliana Greene '25 and Jane Rumpf '25 were each named to the All-State Honorable Mention list and All-League First Team. Additionally, Alice Lynett '25 was selected for Second Team All-League. A huge shoutout to Girls Basketball Head Coach Jordan Kasemodel who was selected as the 6A Continental League Coach of the Year! Way to go, Raiders!
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Congratulations to the Mock Trial B Team who recently competed in the 2025 Colorado High School State Mock Trial Competition on March 14-15. The team achieved an impressive fifth-place finish out of 120 teams across Colorado. A huge shoutout to Sadie Duffield '26 who received the overall Best Attorney award as well as the Best Defense Attorney and Best Closer awards. In addition, Kate Whillock '26 earned accolades as Best Opener, and Siena Barnes '26 was recognized with a Best Plaintiff Attorney Award. The team advanced to the Semifinal round and demonstrated exceptional professionalism and talent throughout the competition. 
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Regis Jesuit Team 3729, The Raiders, took part in the FIRST Robotics Colorado Regional Competition on March 21-23 at the University of Denver. Fifty teams from across the United States and the world competed for the top spot and opportunity to advance to the FIRST Robotics World Championship taking place in mid-April in Houston, TX. Ahead of the competition, the RJ team hosted Team 6907, The G.O.A.T., from Shanghai, China as they needed a place to reassemble and test their robot before the competition began. It was wonderful to see the two teams working together and collaborating on a shared love of robotics.

Earlier this month, Regis Jesuit held our 20th annual Diversity Day Conference. This event finds its roots back in 1998 when Tom Robinson ’64, RJ’s first Diversity Director, and a small group of Regis Jesuit parents came together to “cook up” a celebration for the community. Known as the Cultural Heritage Festival, the RJHS community gathered on a Sunday afternoon for a few hours every February to offer a taste of their various cultures. Performers from studios around town came to showcase dances from different regions of the world. Attendees feasted on traditional food from around the world, watched the traditional dances and learned a little more about some of their classmates’ home cultures. In 2006 this cheerful, generous Cultural Festival morphed into our current annual Diversity Day Conference. For the last 20 years, Diversity Day is one school day where, instead of classes, we take time to celebrate, educate and explore the diversity that we find in ourselves and the world around us from Regis Jesuit to the greater Denver area to the world. It is a manifestation of the mission of the Jesuits and Regis Jesuit to see God in all things.

We are thrilled to announce Haley Scalabrin as the new head coach for Poms! Haley brings a wealth of experience and passion for dance and mentorship and will be a wonderful addition to the program. A former four-year varsity dance team member and a dedicated participant on the Texas Tech Pom Squad, she understands the balance of discipline, creativity and teamwork required both on and off the stage.

Recently, students from the RJ Students Demand Action Club were hard at work advocating for gun safety in Colorado. As part of the nationwide Students Demand Action organization that advocates for ending gun violence, members of the group, led by the RJ chapter president Carter Ferris '27, testified to the Colorado House Education Committee in support of House Bill 25-1250. If passed, the law would require school districts to provide parents with information about safe gun storage. Additionally, club members testified to lawmakers at the State Capitol in support of a bill that would require a permit to purchase semiautomatic weapons. Club moderator Megan Tokaz is proud of the hard work and dedication the club members have shown this year, as they continue to learn about politics, gun laws and advocating for what they believe in. 
Read coverage on Denver 7 News 
Read more about Senate Bill 25-003

Congratulations to the ninth-seeded Boys Varsity Basketball Team on a tremendous season earning a 19-7 overall record and advancing to the Class 6A Great 8 round of the State Playoffs held on March 8 in the Denver Coliseum. In a hard-fought battle that went into double overtime, the team eventually succumbed to No. 1 ranked Rangeview by a final score of 75-66. A huge shoutout to Eric Fiedler '26 who scored an impressive 36 points and Lucas Dickinson '25 who contributed another 20 to the team's score. 
Read more in The Sentinel 
View the full Class 6A State Tournament Bracket

The No. 9 Varsity Boys Basketball Team cinched a 59-56 Sweet 16 win against No. 25 Grandview on March 4, advancing to the Great 8 round of the 6A State Playoffs. Eric Fiedler '26 led the team with a game-high 27 points and six rebounds, and Lucas Dickinson '25 added another 18 points and 10 rebounds. The Raiders will face No. 1 Rangeview in the quarterfinal matchup TOMORROW, March 8 at 5:30 pm at the Denver Coliseum. Click 'Read More' below for important ticketing, parking and seating information for tomorrow night's game.
Read a recap of the Sweet 16 matchup in The Sentinel
View the full Class 6A State Tournament Bracket

BVM Sports recently shared a list of Top 10 Colorado high school baseball players from the Class of 2025 and named Varsity Baseball's center fielder and Cal State Bakersfield commit Christian Lopez '25 to the list. 
View BMV Sports' Top 10 list

Thirty-three students from the DECA Club showcased their business acumen at the DECA State Career Development Conference on February 23-25 at the Broadmoor Resort. Competing in tests, role plays and presentations across 13 different business categories, each student demonstrated outstanding dedication and skill. We are so proud of their efforts! Congratulations to the five students who secured a top-four finish in their respective categories, earning a spot at the prestigious DECA International Career Development Conference taking place in late April. We look forward to seeing our qualifiers represent Regis Jesuit at the international level. Excellent performance, Raiders!
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The No. 10 Girls Varsity Basketball Team was dealt a disappointing 47-38 loss to Legend in the Sweet 16 round of the Class 6A State Playoffs on March 5. The matchup against the seventh-seeded Titans ended the team’s seven-game winning streak and run for the 2024-25 State Title. Congratulations on a solid 18-7 overall record and another great season, Raiders. 
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Congratulations to the 18 members of the Speech & Debate Team who competed at the 5A CHSAA State Championships held on February 28-March 1 at Overland High School. A special shoutout to the five students who placed in the Top 10 in the competition by delivering compelling speeches, crafting strong arguments and thinking on their feet in heated debates. Way to go, Raiders!

Congratulations to the No. 9 Boys Varsity Basketball Team on defeating No. 24 Monarch in the first round of the Class 6A State Playoffs on February 28. The Raiders garnered a 74-62 win, advancing the team to the Sweet 16 where they will face No. 25 Grandview on March 4 at 6:00 pm. Shoutout to Lucas Dickinson '25 who earned 22 points and ten rebounds and Eric Fiedler '26 who posted 19 points—his sixth consecutive game scoring 19 points or more—and 12 rebounds. Purchase tickets to the game here. Let's go, Raiders! We are cheering for you.
Read a game recap in The Sentinel
View the full Class 6A State Tournament Bracket (2025)

Congratulations to the 10th-seeded Varsity Girls Basketball Team who defeated No. 23 Arapahoe 60-39 in Round One of the CHSAA Class 6A State Playoffs on March 1. Tiana Rogers '28 led the team with 15 points, followed by Jane Rumpf '25 with 12 points. The team continues their bid for the State Title, advancing to the Sweet 16 matchup versus No. 7 Legend on March 5 at 7:00 pm at Legend High School. This is the Raiders' seventh straight win and ninth consecutive season reaching the Sweet 16 round at State. Get your tickets to the game here. Keep it up!
Read a recap of the game in The Sentinel 
View the full Class 6A State Tournament Bracket

Get your tickets today for RJ Drama Club's production of Disney's The Little Mermaid. Based on the animated Disney classic, this timeless musical is a magical journey under the sea for the whole family. Tickets are $15 for adults and $10 for all students. Opening night is TONIGHT, March 28, and the production runs through next Saturday, April 5. The March 29 matinee will be a special sensory-friendly performance of the show. Visit the RJ Box Office for specific performance dates and times. This show is sure to sell out, so purchase your tickets today at www.regisjesuit.com/boxoffice.

Congratulations to the six Girls Swim & Dive Team members named to this year's Class 5A All-State Team. Shoutout to Natalie Daum '27, Lexi Stramel '26 and Ava Terella '27 who each earned a spot on the All-State First Team based on their excellent performance at State. Another three Raiders were selected to the Honorable Mention Team. Way to go, Raiders!
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Read more about the matchup in The Sentinel

The No. 5 Varsity Ice Hockey Team celebrated a 3-1 first-round win against No. 12 Lewis-Palmer on Friday, February 21 at Family Sports Center, advancing to the Quarterfinals Round of the Class 5A State Playoffs. The Raiders will take on rivals, fourth-seeded Cherry Creek, on Tuesday, February 25 at 5:10 pm at South Suburban Sports Complex. Congratulations, Raiders! We are cheering for you.
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View the full Class 5A State Tournament Bracket

Congratulations to Jaren Frederick ’25, Hayden Oh ’25 and Nicholas Turner ‘25 who have been recognized as National Merit Finalists for their exceptional academic promise based on their scores on the 2023 PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. These academically talented students were among approximately 16,000 Semifinalists in the annual National Merit Scholarship Program. They represent less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors and now qualify to become National Merit Scholarship Winners, which will be announced beginning in March 2025.

Twenty-four Raiders signed their letters of intent to play at the collegiate level on the second College Athletic Signing Day of the school year, Wednesday, February 19. Congratulations and best wishes to these student-athletes! To see where they are headed, view the event slideshow. Way to go, Raiders!

Thank you to our entire RJ community for making Mission Week 2025 a huge success! Final numbers are still being tallied, but the total is nearing our $21,000 goal for this week. More importantly, our efforts have provided critical financial assistance to the Tennyson Center here in Denver, fire relief in California through the American Red Cross and the people of St. Martin DePorres Parish in Belize.

There was much to be grateful for at Regis Jesuit during this year’s Catholic Schools Week. This celebration, which is sponsored by the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) and takes place annually during the last week of January, provides a wonderful opportunity for intentional recognition of the gifts received through Catholic education. This year, we marked the week through special prayers during the school day and testimonial videos from our students about what Catholic education means to them shared on our social media channels (Facebook | Instagram).

Congratulations to Girls Wrestling's Remington Zimmerer '27 on her historic win in the 120-pound weight class at this year's Class 5A State Tournament on February 7-8 at Ball Arena. Her win marks the first-ever State title for the program, which began at Regis Jesuit during the 2019-20 school year. Down one point with just 40 seconds remaining in the Championship Title matchup, Zimmerer scored a three-point takedown against Widefield's Amaya Hinojosa to garner the big win. Making this unprecedented win even more special for Head Coach Zach Zimmerer, is that he also happens to be Remi's father. 
Read more in The Sentinel 
Read more about Zimmerer's journey to State 
View State Champions match results

Congratulations to Richy Avila '26 of the Boys Wrestling Team on earning a fourth-place finish in the 113 lbs weight class at the Class 5A Wrestling Regional Tournament on February 7-8 at Fruita Monument High School. His performance earned him a bid to compete for a title at the Class 5A State Tournament on February 13-15 at Ball Arena in Denver. Visit the CHSAA website for ticketing information and to view live results from the tournament. 

Congratulations to the Girls Swim & Dive Team on another great performance at the 5A State Championships where they came in second place! Seventeen Raiders competed on February 6-11 at Veterans Memorial Aquatic Center in Thornton and together earned second place with a team score of 312. A special shoutout to Ava Terella '27 who claimed the runner-up spot in the 100 backstroke, Lexi Stramel '26 who placed third in both of the distance freestyle events, and Natalie Daum '27 who took home third-place finishes in the 100-Yard Backstroke and 200-Yard Individual Medley. Also placing third was the 200-Yard Medley Relay team. We are proud of you, Raiders!
View full 5A State Results 
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On February 7-8, three teams represented Regis Jesuit at the 2024-25 Mock Trial Regional Tournament held at the Arapahoe County Courthouse. In an impressive display of legal acumen and teamwork, the B Team secured third place, earning a spot in the upcoming State Competition on March 14-15 where they will compete against the best teams from across Colorado. Additionally, several team members earned individual accolades: Camilla Bugaighis '26 received the Outstanding Witness Award, while Naomi Mikya '26 and Andrew Beatty '26 of the A Team were both honored with the Outstanding Attorney Award. We are so proud of the hard work and dedication of all members of our Mock Trial Club!

Congratulations to the Varsity Cheer Team who competed in the 2025 UCA National High School Cheerleading Championships in Orlando, Florida on February 7-10. The team had an excellent overall performance this year earning zero deductions in three performances in the Medium Varsity Game Day and Small Varsity Performance categories. Congratulations to Coach Porter and the team for advancing to the Semifinals Round in the Small Performance category for the first time in program history! It was an extremely tough competition in the largest category where they competed against 111 other teams. All of the team's hard work and dedication this season certainly paid off!
View full results of the competition on the UCA website

Congratulations to the Girls Wrestling Team on a strong performance at the Class 5A Girls Regional Tournament on February 7-8 at Poudre High School in Fort Collins. Six wrestlers finished in the Top Six in their respective weight classes adding to the team's strong ninth-place finish. Four wrestlers earned bids to the Class 5A State Tournament on February 13-15 at Ball Arena—the largest delegation to compete at State for the Raiders since the program's inception—led by Remington Zimmerer '27 who won the Regional Championship in her weight class. Click here to purchase tickets to the State competition and to view live results. We are cheering for you, Raiders!
Read more in The Sentinel
View full 2025 Class 5A Regional results
View Class 5A State Tournament pairings

Congratulations to two Raiders, Arsema Geberekidan '25 and Oheneba Osei-Fordwuo '25, who were both nominated for this year's 2025 Juanita Gray Community Service Award through the Denver Public Library. At an event honoring the nominees and announcing this year's winners, Geberekidan was recognized as one of only two youth award recipients! As part of the award, she will also receive a $1000 college scholarship. Also attending the event was RJ's Ignatian Immersion & Solidarity Outreach Coordinator, Shayla Reeder '14, who was thrilled to celebrate this wonderful distinction with the two students.

Congratulations to the 100 Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Club members who earned the title of Conference Champs at the FBLA District 10 Conference Championship competition on February 4. They brought home multiple top awards and made history for the chapter!

Congratulations to the Girls Swim & Dive Team which had another successful season going undefeated on all of their dual meets. Seventeen members of the team have advanced to the two-day Class 5A State Championship Meet which started yesterday, February 6 and continues today, February 7, at the Veterans Memorial Aquatic Center in Thornton. Let's go, Raiders! We are cheering for you.
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Regis Jesuit High School is excited to announce the hiring of Jax Heil as the new Head Coach of the Girls Cross Country program. Heil brings a wealth of coaching experience, a passion for student-athlete development, and a strong commitment to the holistic growth of young leaders.

Congratulations to the Varsity Poms Team who competed at the Universal Dance Association (UDA) National Dance Team Championships in Orlando, FL from January 31-February 2. The team competed against approximately 70 other teams in both the Small Varsity D1 Jazz and Small Varsity D1 Pom categories, advancing to the semifinals in the Pom category. 
Watch performances from the 2025 UDA National Dance Team Championships

Congratulations to Spencer Buege '25, Quinlan Smythe '25 and Claire Snelling '25 who have been named as candidates for the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program that honors distinguished graduating high school seniors. These seniors are recognized as top-performing high school students for their accomplishments in academics, the arts, career and technical education fields. Each year, up to 161 students are named Presidential Scholars, one of the nation's highest honors for high school students. Semifinalists will be announced in mid-April and the final list of 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholars will be announced in May. Learn more about the program here. Good luck, Raiders! 
View the full list of U.S. Presidential Scholar Candidates

Regis Jesuit High School is thrilled to announce the appointment of Steve Kuptz as the new Head Softball Coach. With an impressive 30 years of experience coaching high school and youth softball, Coach Kuptz brings a wealth of knowledge, a proven track record of success and a deep passion for mentoring student-athletes both on and off the field.

Congratulations to Diego Casas '25, Angelica Duran '25, Josiah Hernandez '25, Leonardo Lopez Serna '25, Asher Stansel '25 and Julie Valenzuela-Lucero '25 on being selected as Daniels Scholarship Program Finalists! They were named for their strong academic performance, exceptional character, leadership and commitment to serving their community. These six students now advance to an interview round as the final step in the selection process. The Daniels Scholarship Program provides four-year college scholarships for graduating high school seniors covering costs associated with tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies and miscellaneous educational expenses. Learn more about the scholarship program here. We are proud of you, Raiders!
View the full list of Class of 2025 Finalists

For the fourth consecutive year, Regis Jesuit has been awarded the 2024 College Board AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award for our continued increase in the level of female student engagement in the discipline of computer science. We are one of just 1153 schools nationally and internationally to receive this distinction. We are proud of this recognition of our efforts to continue increasing access to computer science education and preparing our female students for equal opportunities in higher education and beyond. 
View the full list of AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award Recipients
Learn more about the Computer Science Diversity Award

Regis Jesuit received a truly wonderful Christmas present when the first of the two stained glass windows for the Our Lady of the Way Chapel in the Science & Innovation Center was installed just prior to Christmas Break.

Congratulations to the eight senior members of the Boys Varsity Soccer Team who earned spots on this year's Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Team. Way to go, Raiders!
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Congratulations to all seven lines of the Boys Varsity Tennis Team on comprising the full lineup of this year's Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Team. We are proud of you, Raiders!
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Congratulations to the 12 members of the Girls Varsity Flag Football Team selected to the 2024-25 Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Teams. Way to go, Raiders!
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Congratulations to the five members of the Girls Varsity Volleyball Team who were selected to this year's Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Team. Great job, Raiders!
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Congratulations to the Girls Varsity Wrestling Team which placed second out of 22 teams at the seventh annual Bennett Tiger Women's Invitational on January 4. In front of a packed gym, the team earned three first-place finishes as well as two third-place and two fourth-place finishes. You make us proud, Raiders!
View full scores in The Sentinel

Congratulations to the two Raiders selected to the 2024-25 Denver Post All-Colorado Football Team. A huge shoutout to starting Linebacker Jace Filleman '25 who was chosen as one of only 40 players comprising the team representing the best players in the state. Joining him is teammate kicker/punter Jack Manthey '26 who was selected as an Honorable Mention. In addition, 14 members of the team were selected for this year's 2024-25 Aurora Sentinel All-Aurora Football Team. Way to go, Raiders! 
View The Denver Post’s All-Colorado Football Team
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