Roundup for Nov. 9

FOOTBALL
Summit 17, Cañon City 3
At Cañon City: Summit tailback Jordan Sitkoske made his mark as a receiver and on defense to lead No. 10 Summit (10-1) to the road playoff win over the Tigers (9-2).
Sitkoske hauled in a 57-yard TD reception from quarterback Landon Greve to make it 7-0 at halftime.
Jeremiah Johnson kicked a 32-yard field goal for Cañon City early in the third quarter but the Tigers would get no closer after Sitkoske returned a Tiger fumble 69 yards for a score to make it 14-3 in the third.
"It was a pretty even game, but it came down to big plays," Cañon City coach Chris Koppa said. "They made some big plays. They played well."
Summit held Cañon City's 2,483-yard rusher, Damon McCain, to only 115 yards and no TDs, well below his 249-yard, three-TD per game average during the regular season.
"He ran tough," Koppa said.
Greve added a 22-yard field goal later in the third for the final margin.
Pagosa Springs 40, Manitou Springs 7
At Pagosa Springs: No. 8 seed Pagosa Springs pressured Manitou Springs quarterback Alex Reiter into only 10-of-24 passing, including four interceptions and one touchdown, in the 2A playoff first-round win. Reiter found Brent Ganger from 15 yards out for the 8-3 Mustangs' only score against the 6-5 Pirates.
Pagosa Springs quarterback Taylor Shaffer threw for five touchdowns.
VOLLEYBALL
TCA wins in 3A pool finale
At Denver Coliseum: No. 3 seed The Classical Academy (23-5) made good on coach Lori Alejo's promise to close the season on a positive note, beating No. 2 Platte Valley 25-23, 17-25, 12-25, 25-20, 15-13 to close out Pool 2 play.
HEISMAN STATE FINALIST
Fountain Valley's Wrendy Rayhill is one of 20 Colorado state finalists for the national Wendy's High School Heisman award program, it was announced Tuesday.
Almost 34,000 seniors applied nationwide. The entrants were whittled down to 8,590 state finalists.
The Colorado male and female winner will be announced Monday, with the national winner named Dec. 12.
COLLEGE SIGNINGS
Coaches and athletic directors are asked to contact Gazette high school sports editor Joe Paisley about upcoming national letters of intent signing ceremonies by 5 p.m. Monday at 719-636-0260 or joseph.paisley@gazette.com.