High school girls basketball teams across Colorado showcased their skills from February 17 to 21, 2026, with several exciting matchups taking place in various classifications. Notable performances included strong showings by teams in Class 1A, 2A, and 4A.
Class 1A Highlights
On February 16, the week kicked off with a close game between Wiley and Walsh, where Walsh narrowly defeated Wiley with a score of 37-34. The following day, Kim/Branson secured a dominant win against Holly, finishing 43-9, while Genoa-Hugo/Karval faced a tough loss against Byers, ending the game at 36-51.
February 18 featured a competitive matchup between Springfield and Cheraw, both of whom entered the game with impressive 14-3 records. Cheraw emerged victorious, defeating Springfield 43-38. In another game, Primero triumphed over Walsh with a score of 45-35.
The action continued on February 19, when McClave, ranked #1 in Class 2A, decisively defeated Las Animas 64-15. Eads also showcased their strength with a commanding 50-18 win over Genoa-Hugo/Karval. Additionally, Idalia defeated Stratton 53-43, while Cheraw maintained their momentum, beating Holly 45-5. Granada dominated Bethune, winning 48-5.
Friday, February 20, brought more thrilling action. La Veta fell to South Baca 51-28, and Moscow, Kansas, defeated Walsh 56-27. Springfield continued their strong performance with a 56-7 victory over Lake County, while McClave asserted their dominance by defeating Cheyenne Wells 61-39.
The final day of the week, February 21, featured several exciting contests. McClave narrowly edged Burlington, winning 49-47, while Kim/Branson defeated Walsh decisively, 64-18. Cheraw showcased their prowess against Granada, securing a 58-32 victory, and Kit Carson triumphed over Bethune, 63-8.
Class 2A and 4A Matchups
In Class 2A, Swallows Charter Academy faced Fowler on February 17, where Fowler claimed a 46-19 win. Burlington also made headlines with a strong performance against Deer Trail, winning 60-22. The week continued with Simla maintaining their undefeated record with a 58-36 victory over Burlington on February 20.
In Class 4A, La Junta played against Ellicott on February 18, winning 48-28, while Lamar faced St. Mary’s, with St. Mary’s emerging as the victor at 59-39. La Junta continued their winning streak with a 44-29 victory over Florence on February 20.
These games highlighted the competitive spirit and talent present in Colorado’s high school basketball scene. As the season progresses, teams will look to build on their performances and prepare for upcoming challenges. With several teams maintaining strong records, fans can expect even more thrilling matchups in the weeks to come.
