Just two short years ago, Arrupe Jesuit High School didn’t have a spirit program or a state championship in any sport or activity from the Colorado High School Activities Association. Now, Arrupe Jesuit has both, thanks, in part, to spirit head coach Mandi Lopez.
In 2000, Alan Versaw took a job at The Classical Academy to be the school’s head coach for both its boys and girls cross country programs. Versaw quickly turned the Titans into a running powerhouse.
Kent Denver’s remarkable history of success is not the only thing that stands out about the Sun Devils’ storied tennis program though. Kent Denver’s tennis program is also home to Will and Lila Moldenhauer – a sibling tandem who have combined to claim a total of six Colorado High School Activities Association state championships.
After challenging the dynastic Merino Rams for the Colorado High School Activities Association’s Girls Volleyball 1A State Championship a season ago, the Simla Cubs and standout underclassman Carlee Cox have the rest of the classification on notice.
AURORA- The ThunderRidge flag football team is off to a hot 7-2 start in the inaugural sanctioned season of the sport. Led by coach Shane King, the Grizzlies are looking to usher in a new age of flag football, led by the trailblazing girls at the helm.
The Denver East Angels football program is experiencing newfound success under head coach Stephen Ruempolhamer. Last year, under Coach Ruempolhamer, the Angels advanced to the second round of the playoffs, and notched a historic upset victory over Mullen.
With two weeks remaining in the boys golf regular season, take a look at where teams are ranked heading into this week. These rankings come directly from iWanamaker and are based off of rounds played so far this season.
Since 2021, the Northfield Nighthawks boys soccer team has been constructing a dynasty in Class 4A. Will they be able to bring that dynasty with them to a new classification though?
In short order, Fossil Ridge has constructed one of Colorado’s proudest high school softball traditions, with 13 consecutive playoff appearances and a 5A state championship, which the program earned in 2020.
Head coach Scott Przymus has the Steamboat Springs football team cooking up a hot, 3-0, start in his first year as head coach. The Sailors, coming off of a 40-0 victory over Middle Park, are learning from the former long-tenured chef, who is bringing his experience from the kitchen to the field.
In the wake of the tragic loss of Jesse Hamrick, a Steamboat Springs graduate who passed away this summer, the community continues to stand united as they get through everything together.