When you accumulate wins at the rate the Windsor football team does, it would only be natural for the victories to blend together a bit.
But a win Saturday by the Wizards would stand out from all the rest.
Unbeaten, top-seeded Windsor (12-0) will play host to fifth-seeded Holy Family (11-1) in the Class 3A state tournament semifinals at 1 p.m. Saturday at H.J. Dudley Field.
The winner moves on to the state title game where it will face second-seeded Pomona (11-1) or No. 3 Palisade (10-2) at 10 a.m. Dec. 6 at Canvas Stadium on the Colorado State University campus.
The Wizards are attempting to qualify for their first football state title game since winning the 4A crown in 2015.
Holy Family has played in the finals as recently as 2023 when it beat Lutheran for the 3A title.
Up to this point, Windsor has engineered an essentially flawless season. The Wizards have outscored opponents an average of 38-5 per game.
Windsor junior kicker Cam Johnson kicks off the ball during the Wizards' 23-0 win over the Mead Mavericks on Friday, Oct. 31, 2025 in Windsor. (Joseph Sykes/Greeley Tribune file photo)Every one of their many wins were by double digits. In the only game that was slightly tightly contested, Windsor pulled away in the second half to defeat fellow playoff qualifier Roosevelt 26-14 in nonconference play Sept. 26.
The Wizards’ pursuit of perfection — and a fifth state football title — will be severely tested Saturday.
But a win would, no doubt, top each of the dozen emphatic wins that have come before.
Here is a closer look at Saturday’s semifinals matchup:
Who: No. 5 Holy Family Tigers (11-1) at No. 1 Windsor Wizards (12-0) What: Class 3A football state tournament semifinals When: 1 p.m. Saturday Where: H.J. Dudley Field, 1100 Main St., in Windsor Coverage: The game takes place Saturday after the copy deadlines for Sunday’s paper. Go to greeleytribune.com after the game for results and read Wednesday’s print edition for additional coverage. Quick hits: Windsor defeated No. 9 Pueblo South 56-14 at home in the second round this past Saturday. Holy Family edged No. 4 Mead 34-26 on the road. … While the Wizards have outscored opponents by an average of 38-5 this fall, the Tigers have maintained a 41-17 advantage against opponents. … Windsor averages 249.1 rushing yards and 59.9 passing yards per game. Holy Family averages 224.3 passing yards and 167.5 rushing yards per game. … Senior Adrian Czyszczon leads the Wizards’ dangerous run game, averaging 118.6 rushing yards per game with 20 touchdowns on the season. Senior Isaiah Cronk paces Windsor’s dominant defense with a team-high 113 tackles, including 31 solo. … Tigers sophomore quarterback Kaden Hopkin has completed 152 of 252 passes for 2,609 yards, 27 touchdowns and nine interceptions. Sophomore Nick Leopardi is Hopkin’s top target. He has caught 28 passes for 693 and nine touchdowns in nine games. Sophomore Adam Moore leads Holy Family’s defense with 99 tackles, including 62 solo tackles and 12 tackles for loss.Hence then, the article about windsor prepares to play host to holy family in football semifinals was published today ( ) and is available on GreeleyTribune ( Saudi Arabia ) The editorial team at PressBee has edited and verified it, and it may have been modified, fully republished, or quoted. You can read and follow the updates of this news or article from its original source.
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