DENVER - All six of the Colorado High School Activities Association's state champions were crowned Saturday on the final day of the 2025 Boys Basketball State Championship Tournaments.
There was one first-time champion, one second-time champion and four third-time winners. Windsor captured the 5A crown for its first boys basketball state title in more than 100 years -- the school won it all in both 1923 and 1924. Resurrection Christian won its second straight 3A title while Kent Denver earned the 4A championship after winning its other title in 1997. In 2A, Simla earned its third title (but first since 1987), while 6A champion Eaglecrest picked it up its third championship (first since 2017), and 1A winner McClave's third title was its first since 2022.
Resurrection Christian and McClave won state championships in both boys and girls basketball.
Recaps
6A Boys Championship Recap:
Eaglecrest Dethrones Defending Champions in Title Game
5A Boys Championship Recap:
Windsor Wins First Title in Over a Century
4A Boys Championship Recap:
Kent Denver Clears Final Hurdle, Wins State Championship
3A Boys Championship Recap:
Resurrection Christian Repeats as State Champion
2A Boys Championship Recap:
Simla Earns First State Title Since 1987
1A Boys Championship Recap:
McClave Boys Cap off School's Sweep of State Titles
Brackets with final scores
Postseason Results, Scores, Stats
Digital Championship Program
Team Champions
Class 6A
- State Champion: Eaglecrest (Third overall, first since 2017)
- Runner-up: Valor Christian
Class 5A
- State Champion: Windsor (Third overall, first since 1924)
- Runner-up: Green Mountain
Class 4A
- State Champion: Kent Denver (Second overall, first since 1997)
- Runner-up: Colorado Academy
Class 3A
- State Champion: Resurrection Christian (Second overall, second straight)
- Runner-up: Strasburg
Class 2A
- State Champion: Simla (Third overall, first since 1987)
- Runner-up: Crowley County
Class 1A
- State Champion: McClave (Third overall, first since 2022)
- Runner-up: Flatirons Academy