Unpredictably good Regis Jesuit girls soccer is off to an undefeated start
Known worldwide as “The Beautiful Game,” soccer also may be the most unpredictable.
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Yuma’s Paul Brophy wasn’t going to let cancer keep him off the baseball field
Cancer stepped into the batter’s box looking to knock Paul Brophy out the game for good. The Yuma senior had other plans.
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Cherokee Trail boys swimming riding a big wave to “uncharted territory”
Waves create good momentum in the water and the Cherokee Trail boys swim team is riding a big on so far this season.
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Q&A: New Mountain Vista boys basketball coach Brian Wood reflects on his journey
After working as an assistant under his father for 11 years, Brian Wood chats about taking over as Mountain Vista’s boys basketball coach.
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Loveland Classical girls soccer is producing produces goals on goals
The Loveland Classical Lions are enjoying their first CHSAA sanctioned season.
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Windsor’s Jessica Zapf didn’t golf until 8th grade, now she’s one of the best in Colorado
The story of a superstar golfer usually follows a familiar script: Club in hand before they can walk, unusual ability to craft shots as a young child and big driving distance long before their peers.
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3A Metro League once again showing dominance in girls soccer
The old adage says that iron sharpens iron. The girls soccer teams of the Class 3A Metro League wouldn’t necessarily disagree with that.
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Loveland tennis’ Beilynn Geiss in the midst of a dominating freshman season
Donut. Bagel. Goose egg. Call it whatever you want, just understand this — Beilynn Geiss and the number zero are virtually inseparable.
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Gateway’s Elijah Williams quickly finds his happy place on the track
Win, lose or draw, a smile will always be on Elijah Williams’ face. The Gateway senior sprint star doesn’t often have to deal with disappointment, but when he does, he still feels blessed to have found his true love: track & field.
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Fairview track and field’s Marlena Preigh, others emerging as season heats up
Last spring, Fairview’s Marlena Preigh won the 800-meter run at the high-caliber indoor Simplot Games in February which signaled an impending breakout for the young runner.