Wizards chase 2015 glory: 10 years since last football title

The Windsor Wizards are set to compete for the Class 3A football state championship, marking their return to the finals a decade after their last title win in 2015. Head coach Chris Jones, a constant presence since that championship year, is guiding the Maroon and Gold back to contention. The 2015 team achieved a 13-1 record, showcasing a dominant rushing offense that amassed over 4,300 yards and 45 touchdowns, complemented by a defense that conceded a mere 99 points throughout the season.

Jones reminisced about the 2015 playoff run, which included a hard-fought overtime victory against Palmer Ridge and a decisive win over Loveland in the finals. Key players like Zach Moser and Corte Tapia made significant contributions during that historic season. The team's success was a culmination of strong individual performances at critical moments, securing the fourth state title in program history.

With the upcoming championship game on December 6th against No. 2 Pomona, the Wizards aim to add another chapter to their storied football legacy. The current team faces new challenges with different players and a new classification, but the ambition to bring home more championship gold remains. This quest for a title builds upon the success of previous years, seeking to replicate the glory of the 2015 season.