Highlights from action from around the Pikes Peak region on Saturday:

VOLLEYBALL

Cheyenne Mountain 3, Chaparral 0

At Cheyenne Mountain Tournament: The Indians (20-1) ended the regular season in winning fashion, just as they have in all but one match this season. The host team came out on top in the Cheyenne Mountain Tournament, defeating Chaparral 25-15, 25-12, 25-18 in the final match.

“They played so well,” said Cheyenne Mountain coach David Barkley. “(Chaparral) is a very high-ranked 5A team. We were just in the zone. We did almost everything asked, just as we trained to do; they passed well and the setter (Holly Huffman) set fabulously.”

Barkley said it was his team’s ability to be unpredictable that led to the win. Earlier, the Indians defeated Longmont, but lost one game in the match before earning the victory.

Ellie Gubser led the team with 18 kills against Longmont, followed by Elizabeth Wayne with 16 and Bethany Cullity with 13. Cullity also had six service aces in the match and 10 digs.

Coronado 3, Air Academy 1

At Palmer Ridge Tournament: Kaira Smith led the Cougars with 15 kills to help Coronado (17-6) defeat the Kadets, 27-25, 23-25, 25-18, 25-23.

Senior Allie Garcia finished with 33 digs for the Cougars. Sophomore Delaney St. Pierre recorded 28 assists and five kills. Air Academy (10-10) did not report stats.

Mesa Ridge 3, Rampart 1

At Cheyenne Mountain Tournament: The Grizzlies (17-6) lost the first game of the match, but came back to defeat Rampart, 21-25, 25-22, 25-20, 25-13.

Rampart 3, Manitou Springs 0

At Cheyenne Mountain Tournament: After falling to Mesa Ridge in their first match, the Rams (12-11) bounced back, defeating the Mustangs 28-26, 25-14, 25-15. The Mustangs (17-6) also lost their first match against Valor Christian.

FOOTBALL

Ellicott 59, Dolores Huerta 0

At Ellicott: Ellicott scored 59 points against an opponent for the second time this season as the Thunderhawks (6-3, 3-2 1A Tri-Peak League) handed the Scorpions (0-9, 0-5) their 15th straight loss dating back to last season.

BOYS’ SOCCER

Vail Mountain 3, The Vanguard School 2 OT

At Vail Mountain: The No. 13 seeded Coursers kept pace with No. 4 seeded Vail Mountain throughout before falling in overtime in the 3A state tournament to end the Coursers’ season.

Senior Josiah Simons scored both goals for the Coursers, as Vanguard finished with its best record in the team’s history at 12-4. Freshman Alex Munoz assisted on Simons’ first goal. Freshman keeper Seth Fuqua had 16 saves for the Coursers.

Munoz finished the season with 21 goals, four behind team leader Christopher Sudduth who finished the season with 25. Simons had 16 goals on the season.

GYMNASTICS

5A, Region 2

At Mountain Range: Canon City had one gymnast place in the top eight, as Katarina Christian placed second on bars and fifth in the all-around.

KATIE O’KEEFE, THE GAZETTE