Monte Thelen took some time to chat about how he became the new football coach at Legend and what challenges he is looking forward to facing.
The Final 4 in Boulder didn’t disappoint. Players we expected to step up did just that, but we had a few surprises making us wish the season wasn’t over so soon!
Grandview reached the boys lacrosse playoffs for the first time since 2009. The Wolves are hoping to use it as a springboard this season.
The Niwot Cougars, two-time defending Class 4A state champions in girls track and field headed into the 2015 season, wanted to prove their program was bigger than just one person.
Initially, Isaac Green wasn’t sold on the idea of being a distance runner. Now, he’s one of the best in the state.
Lewis-Palmer senior Paul Tillotson hopes to get the Rangers that elusive state championship.
In the now and in the future, Lauren Murphy is poised to be the big name in the 4A class. She is the next big thing.
Centaurus, a frequent powerhouse, advanced to the semifinals for the fifth year in a row last season. The program has a third new coach in three seasons.
In all, 67 players from Colorado will play D-I girls soccer in the fall, and 133 overall will play college soccer at some level. Once again, the sport has produced the most Division I players in the state.
Looking at Air Academy senior Caleb Hicks’ stats, he’s an intimidating presence.