George Washington’s Dior Hall has been a national phenom in the 100-meter hurdles for many years, but accomplished something Saturday that no one in Colorado history had at the State Track and Field Championships.
Niwot’s Elise Cranny, one of the most decorated girls distance runners in the country, completed her brilliant high school career Saturday.
Pitching depth, and deciding whether or not to save arms for later, is all-important during state baseball tournament play.
This is a resilient bunch. In the Class 5A baseball tournament, that counts for everything.
Complete results from the first day of the Class 4A and 5A boys swimming and diving state meets.
Pine Creek junior Alleandra Watt burst onto the Class 5A track and field scene as an ambitious freshman in 2012. She became the school’s first state champion in the 100- and 200-meter dash that year and hasn’t looked back since.
Durango’s dugout was chattering from first pitch, clearly excited at the chance to extend its postseason success with a victory against Wheat Ridge.
For the last four years, the talented Nathan Mueller has been chasing a coveted state swimming championship.
Blair Sisk scored with just over a minute remaining to give Cherry Creek girls lacrosse a 12-11 win over Centaurus Saturday afternoon.
Columbine didn’t waste time in scoring first Saturday at Englewood High School in the Class 5A girls soccer state semifinal.