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Month: April 2018

  • Photos: Green Mountain girls lacrosse beats Bear Creek

    LAKEWOOD — Green Mountain girls lacrosse topped Bear Creek 11-5 on Tuesday.

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  • Photos: Caron helps Chatfield girls lacrosse beat Evergreen

    LAKEWOOD — Ryley Caron had six goals and three assists to lead Chatfield girls lacrosse to a 14-8 win over Evergreen on Tuesday.

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  • Photos: Hancock tallies eight goals in Mountain Vista boys lacrosse’s win over ThunderRidge

    HIGHLANDS RANCH — Cam Hancock scored eight times and assisted on another goal as No. 6 Mountain Vista boys lacrosse beat ThunderRidge 13-7 on Tuesday.

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  • Photos: Denver Christian beats Platte Canyon in baseball

    LAKEWOOD — Denver Christian baseball beat Platte Canyon 6-4 on Tuesday, and was trailing 6-4 in the second game before it was suspended due to darkness.

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  • Photos: No. 5 Cherry Creek baseball rallies to beat Mullen

    GREENWOOD VILLAGE — No. 5 Cherry Creek baseball rallied from down 7-0, 8-4 and 10-8 to beat Mullen 15-11 on Tuesday.

    The Bruins scored seven runs in the fifth inning to finally take the lead for the first time.

    Nathan Mitchell was 2-for-4 with a home run and six RBIs.

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  • Signing Day: Final signing period opens for the Class of 2018 recruits

    The April Signing Day is here for the Class of 2018, opening the final signing period for high school seniors who will ink a National Letter of Intent with a college.

  • Photos: Mountain Vista girls soccer knocks off No. 5 ThunderRidge in overtime

    HIGHLANDS RANCH — Mountain Vista girls soccer rallied from down a goal to force overtime and then ultimately upset fifth-ranked ThunderRidge 2-1 on Tuesday.

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  • Boys swimming rankings: Windsor now No. 1 in Class 4A

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    This week’s boys swimming rankings are below.

    These team rankings are created from the top marks of the season so far which have been entered in MaxPreps. They are compiled by PrepSwimCo.com.

    In addition, the top individual marks of the season to date are compiled here.

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    PrepSwimCo.com Boys Swimming & Diving Rankings

    Class 5A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Fossil Ridge 1
    2 Regis Jesuit 2
    3 Cherry Creek 5
    4 Arapahoe –
    5 Greeley West 4
    6 Ponderosa 3
    7 Highlands Ranch 8
    8 Rocky Mountain 7
    9 Smoky Hill 6
    10 Broomfield 9
    Dropped out
    Hinkley (10).
    Class 4A
    RK TEAM PVS
    1 Windsor 2
    2 Silver Creek 1
    3 Golden 4
    4 Discovery Canyon 6
    5 Loveland –
    6 Mullen 5
    7 Cheyenne Mountain 9
    8 Pine Creek 3
    9 Valor Christian 10
    10 Pueblo County –
    Dropped out
    Coronado (7), Glenwood Springs (8).

  • Photos: Rock Canyon baseball upsets No. 10 Douglas County in extra innings

    HIGHLANDS RANCH — Rock Canyon baseball came away with a 4-3 win in eight innings over No. 10 Douglas County on Monday.

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  • Pueblo South brings on Carol Benedict as volleyball coach

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    Former Manitou Springs and Rye volleyball coach Carol Benedict has a new home. She has been hired as the head coach at Pueblo South.

    Jeff Bersch of the Pueblo Chieftain first reported the hire on Monday.

    She takes over for Charles Arellano and will have some work to do as the Colts went 3-20 in 2017.

    “I love to coach and I missed it, so I was excited to see the opening,” Benedict said.

    Pueblo South has found a lot of athletic success success in the last year. The football team claimed its first state championship in December and both the boys and girls basketball teams advanced to the final weekend of the state basketball tournament.

    The boys were knocked out in the semis while the girls fell in the Class 4A state title game.

    Benedict herself is no stranger to success. She advanced to the 3A state championship match in 2013 with Manitou Springs. She got the Mustangs back to the semifinals the next year.

    In her one season at Rye in 2016, she led the Thunderbolts to a 18-7 record. The prospect of raising the Colts volleyball program to the height of success that the school found in 2017-18 is a challenge she is excited to take on.

    “The thing I’m really excited about is talking to the athletic director (Jarrett Sweckard), we have very much the same philosophy on how a program should be run,” she said. ”

    The Colts lost five seniors from last years team but also rostered four freshmen.

    “They have a lot of really good athletes,” Benedict said. “And last year they had a lot of really young girls and there’s a lot of potential there.”