It was a beautiful Saturday for soccer. Though Colorado Academy seemed to hit the field running, the brisk morning favored Kent. The No. 1 seed took the Class 3A boys soccer trophy with a 3-0 win over Colorado Academy.
Air Academy capped off one of the most dominant seasons in Colorado boys soccer history with the Class 4A state championship.
If defense truly wins championships Evergreen has what it takes to make a run at the Class 3A state football trophy.
The chances kept piling up, but Kent Denver had nothing to show for it. Eight minutes remained. Seven. Four. Three. Scoreless.
Things escalated quickly Wednesday night in the Class 4A boys soccer semifinal between top-seeded Air Academy and No. 4 D’Evelyn.
Tyler Hulst gave long-time 4A power Broomfield, a four-time state champion in boys soccer, a crack at its first 5A title after moving up a class this season.
He’s a humble, often times self-deprecating man. So it took some time to convince him that anyone would want to read a book about his life.
The designated home team for potential playoff football matchups to be completed by Saturday, Nov. 15.
Regis Jesuit senior Matt Schmidt has committed to Texas to play baseball, he announced Tuesday evening on Twitter.
It came down to a fourth-down conversion in overtime, then an extra point, but Gunnison survived.