Wheat Ridge High School

Wheat Ridge High School
Wheat Ridge High School
Address
	9505 West 32nd Avenue; Wheat Ridge, Colorado 80033; United States
Information
Type	Public secondary school
Established	1886
School district	Jefferson County School District R-1
CEEB code	061450
Principal	Lisa Mahannah
Staff	67.45 (FTE)
Grades	9-12
Enrollment	1,204 (2018-19)
Student to teacher ratio	17.85
Color(s)	Blue and gold ;
Athletics	4A
Athletics conference	4A Jefferson County (general); 3A League 4 (football)
Mascot	Farmers
Rival	Golden High School
Website	wheatridge.jeffcopublicschools.org

Wheat Ridge High School is a public secondary school operated by the Jefferson County School District R-1 in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, United States.

Extracurricular activities

State championship titles:

Baseball: 1992 (5A)
Boys' ice hockey: 2002, 2006, 2007(5A)
Girls' ice hockey: 2007, 2008, 2009
Boys' basketball: 1944 (B), 1953 (A), 1963 (AAA), 1968 (AAA), 1991 (5A)
Girls' basketball: 1977 (AAA), 1982 (4A)
Boys' cross country: 1977 (I), 1979, 1981, (I)2007
Girls' cross country: 1981 (I)
Football: 1966 (AAA),^[2] 1967 (AAA), 1973 (AAA), 1994 (4A), 1996 (4A), 2006 (4A), 2008 (4A), 2010 (4A)
Girls' golf: 1991 (team); Amy Root, 1991 (individual)
Girls' gymnastics: 1985 (III)
Softball: 2002 (5A), 2003 (5A), 2008 (4A), 2009 (4A), 2013 (4A)
Girls' soccer: 2009, 2010
Girls' swimming: 1987 (5A), 1988 (5A)
Boys' tennis: 1991 (6A)
Boys' track and field: 1942 (B), 1944 (B), 1945 (B), 1946 (B), 1950 (B), 1978 (AAA)
Girls' track and field: 1978 (AAA)
Girls' volleyball: 1987 (4A), 1990 (5A)
Marching band: 1993 (4A), 1996
Winter Percussion: 2004 (PSA), 2013 (PSA), 2016 (PSCA), 2017 (PSCA), 2018(PSCA)

Don Alley, NFL player^[3]
Annaleigh Ashford, Broadway actress^[4]
Jeff Fosnes, Vanderbilt University basketball player (1972–1976), Golden State Warriors draft pick (1976), two-time NCAA Academic All-American, and Sunkist High School All-American^[5]
Pat Frink, NBA player (Cincinnati Royals)^[6]
Tim Gill, co-founder of Quark, Inc.; LGBT rights activist^[7]
Ray Johnson, football player^[8]
Annie Kunz, Olympic athlete (track and field)^[9]
Terry Kunz, NFL player^[10]
Shayla LaVeaux, adult film actress^[11]
Dave Logan, NFL player; football coach, radio and television host^[12]
Nathan Marquardt, professional mixed martial arts fighter, formerly competing in the UFC^[13]
Dean Reed, actor, director, singer, and songwriter^[14]
Freddie Steinmark, starting safety on Texas' 1969 national championship team; author of I Play to Win, published after he lost his battle to cancer in 1971^[15]
Don Styron, hurdler, still current world record holder in the now defunct 200 meter low hurdle race, set in 1960

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↑ Forbes, Brian (2006-09-30). "Wheat Ridge still savors state title team, 40 years later". Denver Post.
↑ Don Alley
↑ Bornstein, Lisa (2006-04-15). "'Wicked' role good news for rising Denver actress. Rocky Mountain News .
↑ Bluestein, Larry (2006-1-10). "Colorado: Still Churning Out the Talent". MSLCombines.com.
↑ basketball-reference.com profile.
↑ Kim, Myung Oak and Burt Hubbard (2006-10-23). "For Gill, it's not about the money". Rocky Mountain News.
↑ "RAY JOHNSON". profootballarchives.com. Retrieved October 7, 2015.
↑ KUSA Sports (2021-08-04). "Annie Kunz carrying on family's athletic name". 9News.
↑ Moss, Irv (October 3, 2012). "Colorado Classic: Terry Kunz, former CU Buffs fullback". Denver Post. Retrieved 31 July 2014.
↑ Al Lewis (2006-02-24). "Porn star beating on dollars' door". The Denver Post. Retrieved 2014-08-17.
↑ Pleuss, Dennis (2005-11-23). "History at A-West runs deep for Logan". Mile High News.
↑ "Fight Night". Westword. 2007-07-05.
↑ Harsanyi, David (2006-07-17). "Red, maybe, but Reed was no Elvis". Denver Post.
↑ "Freddie Joe Steinmark". The Handbook of Texas Online.

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