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ERIE TIGER FOOTBALL
2023 State Champions

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TIGERS STRIKE GOLD!

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The epic call by Brandon Bird on the Erie Tiger Network said it all: the Erie Tigers from an old mining town in Colorado struck gold by winning the school's first state championship in football since 1997.  An explosive offensive (560 points; 40 pts/game) scored a clinching touchdown on a 32 yard burst in the fourth quarter.  The Tigers suffocating defense (12.6 pts/game), created three turnovers and shut out a high scoring Palmer Ridge offense for three quarters in the 20-6 victory.  It was the first loss of the season for the previously undefeated Palmer Ridge Bears who hadn't been challenged in a game since week one.       

2023 Season (13-1)

  • at Vanguard; 20-26 (L)

  • vs Mullen; 56-26 (W)

  • at Montrose; 38-28 (W)

  • vs Broomfield; 30-7 (W)

  • at Windsor; 40-8 (W)

  • vs Loveland; 36-19 (W)

  • at Monarch; 45-3 (W)

  • vs Silver Creek; 53-6 (W)

  • vs Longmont; 57-13 (W)

  • at Greeley West; 53-6 (W)

  • vs Rampart; 52-0 (W)

  • vs Dakota Ridge; 35-7 (W)

  • vs Montrose; 25-22 (W)

  • at Palmer Ridge; 20-6 (W)

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Final Rankings (MaxPreps)

1 -  Erie (13-1)

2  - Palmer Ridge (13-1)

3  - Montrose (10-3)

4  - Broomfield (10-3) 

5  - Dakota Ridge (8-4) 

6  - Heritage (6-5)

7  - Mesa Ridge (8-4) 

8  - Windsor (10-3) 

9  - Fruita Monument (8-4)

10 - Pueblo West (7-5) 

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Image by Alexander Schimmeck
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Postseason Awards

The 2023 EHS Tigers made history by winning 13 consecutive games and claiming the 2023 Class 4A State Championship.  The Tigers beat a previously undefeated Palmer Ridge Team by shutting them out for three quarters and holding them to 6 total points in a 20-6 victory.  In their path to the championship the Tigers beat the #2 team, the #3 team (twice), the #4 team, and the #5 team head-to-head leaving no doubts as to their claim to the best team in Class 4A.  Not surprisingly, Tiger players won a host of awards in addition to claiming the state championship including the following:

  • Blake Barnett, Senior QB/DB: First Team All Conference; Offensive Player of the Year - Northern 2 Conference; First Team All State (third consecutive); Colorado Player of the Year - Class 4A

  • Cade Coblentz, Senior OL/DL: First Team All Conference; First Team All State

  • Jackson Cowgill, Senior DL: First Team All Conference; First Team All State (second consecutive) 

  • Mason Cowgill: Senior TE: First Team All Conference; First Team All State

  • Gio Giampietro, Sophomore DL: Honorable Mention All Conference

  • Carson Hageman, Junior LB: First Team All Conference; Defensive Player of the Year - Northern 2 Conference; Second Team All State

  • Gavin Lusk, Junior RB/LB: First Team All Conference; Second Team All Stated 

  • Cole Powell, Junior OL/DL: Second Team All Conference

  • Dom Sema, Senior DL: Honorable Mention All Conference

  • Alex Sweeney, Senior WR: Second Team All Conference

  • Preston Terranova, Senior DB: First Team All Conference

  • Braylon Toliver, Sophomore RB/DB: Second Team All Conference

  • Ronin Ward, Junior DB/QB: First Team All Conference; Honorable Mention All State

  • Jeff Giger, Head Coach: Northern 2 Conference Coach of the Year; Colorado Coach of the Year - Class 4A

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