CHSAA’s 2026 all-state boys swimming workforce from the Boulder, Broomfield and Longmont areas

Daily Camera and Longmont Times-Call swimmers of the yr Tobin Howe (100 breaststroke, 200 IM) and Lincoln Miller (200 freestyle) had been named to Class 4A’s first workforce, main the 17 locals on CHSAA’s all-state boys swimming groups.

Fairview’s Anders Koschmann (200 freestyle) made 5A’s first workforce with a runner-up end as a part of three top-three swims.

Monarch’s Howe received two state titles and had 4 top-four finishes on the 4A meet, tying Cheyenne Mountain’s Barrett Kerrigan for essentially the most factors scored whereas main the Coyotes to their second consecutive workforce title.

He was joined on the highest workforce by teammates Max Seibold (500 freestyle) and Everett Skillern (100 butterfly) and Isaac Skillern (100 butterfly). Isaac beat his brother to win the state title within the fly, whereas Seibold completed second within the 500. Everett had three top-four finishes, whereas Isaac and Seibold every had two.

Silver Creek’s Miller (200 freestyle) had a runner-up end within the 200 freestyle on the state meet as a part of three top-five finishes. Teammate Rider Neeb (diving) joined him together with his personal third-place end, whereas Tyler Bishop (diving) and Geoffrey Waller (50 freestyle) had been honorable mentions.

Monarch had two extra on 4A’s second workforce, with David Brady (100 butterfly) and Casey Halloran (diving). Broomfield’s Caleb Wherry (500 freestyle) was additionally on the second workforce.

Fairview had three on 5A’s second workforce, with Luke Axisa (400 freestyle relay), Calvin Meymaris (100 butterfly, 200 IM, 400 free relay) and Silas Zaitzew (400 free relay). Jonah Wang was an honorable point out.

Legacy’s Tyler Mills (100 backstroke) was additionally a 5A honorable point out.

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