Alamosa's boys won the school's sixth team title in cross country this fall. Photo by Alan Versaw.
Note: This is an update of an article the first appeared in the summer of 2013.
Some of you wanted to see this, so here it is--a complete listing of all schools with more than one individual title (boys and girls combined), followed by a complete listing of all schools with more than one team title (boys and girls combined).
Individual Titles:
10 - Lake County, Fort Collins
8 - Moffat County, Estes Park
7 - Wheat Ridge, Smoky Hill
6 - Pueblo Centennial, Aspen, Greeley Central, Lyons
5 - Aurora Central, Alamosa, Poudre, Rocky Ford, Liberty, The Classical Academy
4 - Denver South, Buena Vista, Middle Park, D'Evelyn, Palisade, Platte Canyon, Telluride, Air Academy
3 - Longmont, Sargent, Faith Christian, Brush, Cotopaxi, Florence, Nederland, Ouray, Pueblo Central, Doherty, Durango, Loveland, Denver Christian, Cherry Creek, Dakota Ridge, Fairview, Bayfield
2 - Rocky Mountain, Mullen, Palmer, Lincoln, Weld Central, Ralston Valley, Hinkley, Greeley West, Olathe, Green Mountain, Woodland Park, Pueblo South, Salida, Brighton, Arvada, Grand Junction, Denver North, Niwot, Denver East, SkyView Academy, Palmer Ridge, Monarch, Summit
Team Titles:
28 - Lake County
15 - The Classical Academy, Fort Collins
8 - Cherry Creek, Fairview, Moffat County, Durango
7 - Pueblo Centennial
6 - Clear Creek, Mullen, Alamosa
5 - Denver East, Green Mountain, Poudre, Rocky Ford, Lyons
4 - Lincoln, Denver Christian, Nederland, Smoky Hill, Wheat Ridge, Thompson Valley, Mountain View, Mountain Vista
3 - Battle Mountain, Centauri, Cheyenne Mountain, D'Evelyn, Grand Junction, Greeley West, Northglenn, Rampart, Roosevelt, Denver South, Monarch, Salida
2 - Aspen, Bear Creek, Boulder, Brush, Dakota Ridge, Denver West, Florence, Golden, Greeley Central, Highlands Ranch, Lewis-Palmer, Liberty, Longmont, Rangeview, Steamboat Springs, University, Telluride, Hotchkiss, Broomfield