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BOYS BASKETBALL'S ERIC FIEDLER ‘26 EARNS SEVERAL TOP POST-SEASON HONORS
Building upon an already exceptional high school career—highlighted by averages of 29.9 points and 10.8 rebounds per game and the breaking of two all-time program records (single-game scoring and career scoring)—Varsity Boys Basketball’s No. 24, Eric Fiedler ’26, earned numerous prestigious postseason honors during the 2025–26 season. Among the state’s highest individual accolades, Fiedler was named the 2025–26 Colorado Gatorade Basketball Player of the Year, becoming just the second Raider in program history to receive this honor. He was also selected to the USA Today Sports 2025–26 ALL‑USA Southwest First Team, the CHSAA 6A All-State First Team, and the 6A All‑Continental League First Team, and was named both the CHSAA 6A All-State Player of the Year and the 6A Continental League Player of the Year. Congratulations, Eric, on an outstanding and historic season.
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Fiedler finished as the leading scorer in Regis Jesuit program history with 1,909 points and scored 30 or more points 12 times during the season.
2025-26 CHSAA 6A ALL-STATE TEAMS
Player of the Year - Eric Fiedler '26
First Team - Eric Fiedler '26
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2025-26 CHSAA 6A ALL-STATE TEAMS
Player of the Year - Eric Fiedler '26
First Team - Eric Fiedler '26
View the full All-State Teams
2025-26 ALL-CONTINENTAL LEAGUE TEAMS
Co-Player of the Year - Eric Fiedler '26
First Team - Eric Fiedler '26
View the full All-Continental League TeamsFirst Team - Eric Fiedler '26
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