Jake Likes scored five goals as Class 5A No. 1 Valor Christian boys lacrosse beat ThunderRidge 16-1 on Tuesday.
Month: June 2021
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Photos: No. 3 Erie boys lacrosse rolls by Jefferson Academy
Class 4A No. 3 Erie boys lacrosse had no problem finding the back of the net as it beat Jefferson Academy 20-9.
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Photos: No. 8 Arapahoe boys lacrosse edges No. 12 Grandview
A one-goal lead at halftime held up as Class 5A No. 8 Arapahoe boys lacrosse beat No. 12 Grandview 13-12 on Tuesday.
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Photos: Green Mountain girls soccer stuns No. 5 D’Evelyn
Green Mountain girls soccer got perhaps its biggest win of the year as it upset Class 4A No. 5 D’Evelyn 3-1 on Tuesday.
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Photos: No. 10 Rocky Mountain girls soccer blanks Poudre
Seven different players scored as Class 5A No. 10 Rocky Mountain girls soccer beat Poudre 7-0 on Tuesday.
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Photos: Riverdale Ridge girls soccer gets big win over Severance
Riverdale Ridge girls soccer had no problems finding the back of the net as it beat Severance 9-1 on Tuesday.
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Photos: Action from the 4A Region 5 girls tennis tournament
Girls tennis regionals are underway as Niwot, Centaurus, Erie, Longmont, Thornton, Silver Creek, Skyline and Standley Lake battled at 4A region 5.
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Video: Jeffco Preps With Pleuss (June)
Jeffco Preps With Pleuss is a monthly roundup of Jeffco prep highlights hosted by Dennis Pleuss, Jeffco Public Schools’ sports information director. The Season C sports wrapped up with Ralston Valley, Columbine and Chatfield girls volleyball squads all advancing to the Class 5A state tournament held at the World Arena in Colorado Springs. D’Evelyn’s girls soccer team got off to a good start in the deep Class 4A Jeffco League with a victory over Standley Lake at Lakewood Memorial Field. Golden’s girls lacrosse, along with Columbine and Green Mountain boys lacrosse team pulled off victories at Trailblazer Stadium as the extended Spring 2021 season got underway. Golden baseball coach Jackie McBroom grabbed his 100th career coaching victory and Chatfield baseball showed why the Chargers are a favorite to contend for the 5A state title later this June.
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Photos: No. 3 Cherry Creek boys lacrosse remains undefeated with win over No. 7 Kent Denver
The undefeated season continues for Class 5A No. 3 Cherry Creek boys lacrosse as it beat No. 7 Kent Denver 14-11.
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CHSAA secures additional spectators at Season D swim and dive championships
As local and statewide restrictions continue to loosen across Colorado, the CHSAA staff and all of its assistant commissioners continue to work tirelessly in the interest of providing more opportunities for high school activities fans and participants.
Justin Saylor, CHSAA assistant commissioner in charge of boys swimming, has been working with Veterans Memorial Aquatic Center, swim committee chair Scott Cohen, and Adams 12 Five Star administrators, and in conjunction with Tri-County Health, for several weeks on the possibility of increasing the number of spectators for the boys swim and dive state championships.
That recent effort resulted in several significant and positive changes to the Season C state meet.
There will now be no limits placed on spectator capacity and athletes, spectators and coaches will all be allowed to remain inside the venue for the duration of the event.
“Over the past few weeks, in conjunction with Adams 12 Schools and Tri-County Health, the CHSAA has advocated for the expansion of both spectators and participants at the 2021 boys swim and dive state championships,” Saylor said. “After careful planning with all parties, including swim and dive committee chair Scott Cohen, I am pleased to announce the addition of additional qualifiers in each event across all classifications. The update to the format achieves the goal of increasing opportunities while keeping the integrity of the meet and qualifying processes.”
For both the Class 4A and 5A state finals on June 24-25, the number of qualifying swimmers has also been increased by 50 percent to 30 qualifiers per event.