Regis Jesuit, Colorado Academy Win Tennis Titles
The two programs secured state championships during the final matches held at the Denver Tennis Park.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Tennis

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Regis Jesuit captured the Class 5A boys tennis team championship while Colorado Academy secured the Class 4A title. The victories mark significant milestones for both programs in the state high school circuit.
Why it matters
Winning a state championship represents the pinnacle of high school tennis competition in Colorado, validating years of training and program development. These team titles cement the competitive legacies of both institutions within their respective classifications.
Regis Jesuit defeated Cherry Creek 4-1 to claim the Class 5A crown, while Colorado Academy swept its final 4-0 to secure its third overall championship.
The players
Regis Jesuit
This is a private Catholic college preparatory school located in Aurora known for its extensive athletics program.
Colorado Academy
This is a private, independent, co-educational college preparatory school situated in Denver.
Cherry Creek
This is a public high school in the Cherry Creek School District that maintains a highly competitive tennis program.
The details
Regis Jesuit rallied after losing the No. 2 doubles match to win four consecutive matches. Colorado Academy dominated its final by claiming victories in the No. 1 and No. 2 singles along with the No. 1 and No. 3 doubles matches.
Timeline
The boys tennis team state titles were awarded on October 20, 2026.
Colorado Academy secured its first team tennis title in 2018.
Season Trajectory
Colorado Academy's victory extends its run of success, effectively securing back-to-back state team titles. This dominance highlights a tightening competitive gap within the Class 4A division as the program builds on the momentum of its 2018 inaugural win.
Regis Jesuit's 4-1 win over a perennial powerhouse in Cherry Creek confirms its position atop the Class 5A rankings for the season. Meanwhile, Colorado Academy's 4-0 sweep underscores its absolute depth, as the squad successfully defended its title through success across both singles and doubles.
The takeaway
These championship victories highlight the importance of depth and resilience in high school team sports. Athletes and coaches looking to replicate this success can focus on building roster versatility across all singles and doubles positions.
Further reading
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