One of the adorned monitor and subject stars in Weld County historical past has assured many extra aggressive occasions sooner or later.
On Tuesday, Dayspring Christian signed Eboselulu Omofoma with Biola College in La Mirada, California, southeast of Los Angeles.
Biola competes within the NCAA Division II PacWest Convention.
Omofoma is coming off a senior season during which she received her ninth, tenth and eleventh particular person titles in the course of the Class 2A championships at Jefferson County Stadium in Lakewood per week in the past.
She is a four-time champion within the 100-meter hurdles and holds the state, convention and college file within the occasion (14.24 seconds).
She is a four-time state champion within the excessive soar and owns the varsity file within the occasion (5 ft, 7 inches).
She can be a two-time state champion within the triple soar and holds one other college file (37-3).
She is a former state champion within the 300 hurdles and likewise holds that faculty file (44.28).
She holds many different college information and was additionally the anchor of Dayspring's women 1,600 relay champions final week.
She has additionally earned quite a few all-conference and Athlete of the 12 months awards, together with the 2023 Greeley Tribune Women Athlete of the 12 months.
A uncommon visitor
Apart from Dayspring's Omofoma, different native stalwarts have just lately solidified their school plans.
Greeley West's Ethan Visitor just lately dedicated to play baseball on the NAIA stage for Hastings School in Nebraska.
Visitor, a shortstop, hit .380 with 13 runs, 9 RBIs, 5 doubles and a triple for the Spartans this spring.
Stars on the monitor and within the subject
The Colorado Excessive College Actions Affiliation introduced its all-state monitor and subject alternatives Thursday.
Lots of native athletes made it large.
Windsor senior Mikey Munn was named the 4A Boys Athlete of the 12 months.
He additionally earned first-team honors within the boys 100, 200 and 400, all occasions during which he received state titles per week in the past.
Departing senior Jaden Hoffman (excessive soar) additionally earned 4A boys first-team honors.
Groups have been fashioned based mostly on state meet outcomes, with state champions receiving first-team alternatives and runners-up named to the second workforce.
Roosevelt senior Toby Gilliam (shot put) earned 4A boys second-team honors.
Windsor senior Danner Bakula (pole vault) was a 4A boys honorable point out, as have been Roosevelt senior Xander Checketts (excessive soar), Severance's 400 relay workforce (junior Jeremiah Hoffman, junior Ian Pennock, junior Canon Rank and sophomore Ethan Shiers) and Roosevelt senior Harvey Trevino (400).
Roosevelt sophomore Braelyn Bailey (excessive soar) earned a spot on the 4A women first workforce, as did Tough Riders junior Taegan Olson (pole vault). Windsor sophomore Maya Brasch was named to the 4A women second workforce, as have been her 800 relay teammates senior Sidnei Cumings, freshman Tatum Gentry and junior Caidin Steele.
Windsor sophomore Kiana Cumings (100, 200, 400) was additionally named to the 4A women second workforce.
The Wizards women 1,600 relay workforce (sophomores Kendal Bach, Sidnei Cumings and Kiana Cumings, junior Maggie Bush) have been 4A women honorable mentions, as have been Windsor sophomore Kylie Becker (shot put), Severance freshman Zeta Gattis (300 hurdles), Windsor junior Reyleigh Hess (excessive soar) and Wizards junior Arianna Hicks (pole vault).
3A All-State Observe and Discipline
Eaton junior Brody Niswender was named the 3A Boys Athlete of the 12 months after securing a string of top-4 finishes on the state meet per week in the past.
Additionally named to the 3A boys first workforce have been: Varsity 400 relay workforce (freshman Ethan Baker, junior Brevon Doss, senior Gabriel Hollingshead, senior Dylan Sup), Valley senior Aidan Brownell (110 hurdles, 300 hurdles), varsity Doss (200), Resurrection Christian junior Jackson Fagerlin (1,600, 800), Eaton junior Ryan Martinez (pole vault) and varsity senior Johnny Whyrick (discus, shot put).
Platte Valley senior Joshua Eagleton (110 hurdles) was named to the 3A boys second workforce, as have been Frontier Academy senior Darren Hayden (3,200), Resurrection Christian senior Skeet Malone (triple soar), Eaton's Niswender (400, lengthy soar) and a varsity junior. Nicholas Rothe (pole vault).
Resurrection Christian's 3,200 relay workforce (senior Samuel Langer, freshman Trevor Lim, junior Jonah Morris, Fagerlin) earned 3A boys honorable point out honors, as did Resurrection Christian senior Will Reeves (shot put) and Cougars senior Hudson Werling (pole vault).
Weld Central freshman Sophie McNitt (excessive soar) was chosen to the 3A women first workforce, as was Eaton senior Andie Rasmussen (300 hurdles, 400).
Northridge senior Savanna Amack (triple soar) earned a 3A women second-team choice, as did Resurrection Christian junior Addison Barker (lengthy soar), varsity sophomore Jordan Halley (lengthy soar, triple soar), Weld Central junior Megan Hopp (discus), Relay workforce Resurrection Christian's 400 (freshman Jordan Killion, junior Reese Peterson, freshman Tatum Van Pelt, sophomore Bethany Vrooman), Eaton freshman Isabella Ramsey (shot put) and Eaton freshman Delaney Reuter (1,600, 3,200, 800).
Frontier Academy senior Ella Howell (discus) earned 3A women honorable point out honors, as did College senior Natalie Moore (excessive soar) and Resurrection Christian sophomore Elizabeth Roberts (3,200).
2A and 1A all-state
Dayspring Christian's women 1600 relay workforce of senior Elizabeth Casey, senior Angela Friedman, junior Lexa Jackson and senior Eboselulu Omofoma earned 2A women first-team alternatives.
Omofoma additionally earned first-team alternatives within the excessive soar, triple soar and 100 hurdles.
Highland's 2A women 400 relay workforce (senior Stephanie Bingley, senior Mary Jones, sophomore Abbie Martinez, senior Jessie Mick) earned 2A women second-team choice.
Dayspring Christian sophomore Elijah Martin (300 hurdles) earned 2A boys honorable point out.
Prairie freshman Hannah Kugler (excessive soar) earned a 1A women first-team choice. The Mustangs' 800 relay workforce (sophomore Brennan Bringelson, senior Wyatt Chase, freshman Hunter Johnson, junior Lane Schock) and 400 relay workforce (Bringelson, Chase, Schock, sophomore Money Stroud) earned 1A boys honorable point out honors, as did Briggsdale junior Kaeden Gebauer (200 ).
Extra to return
Proceed studying the Greeley Tribune within the coming days for extra native all-state alternatives in boys lacrosse, boys volleyball, women tennis and boys swimming and diving.
— Bobby Fernandez covers highschool sports activities for the Greeley Tribune. Contact him at (970) 392-4478, by e mail at bfernandez@greeleytribune.com or at X @BobbyDFernandez.
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