With the way Bayfield’s baseball team has punished opposing pitchers this season, it’s almost as if the Wolverines are taking out the frustration of last year’s spoiled postseason hopes every time they swing the bat.
Good, solid seasons have not been uncommon for the Fruita Monument baseball team the past several years. What it’s doing in 2015, however, is definitely out of the ordinary.
Life in baseball’s Class 4A Jeffco League is cutthroat. It borders on cannibalism.
This season, for the first time in history, CHSAA has added 2A girls soccer. The additional class has been met with resounding approval.
Wow — “wide open” was the theme in boys basketball this year, folks, and Air Academy’s track meet performance vs. formerly-undefeated Longmont proved just that in Class 4A’s title game on Saturday.
Boy oh boy, were the Continental League supporters chanting their pride as five of the eight teams arriving at the Coliseum were from their league.
For a high school that has been in existence for less than a dozen years, Fossil Ridge in Fort Collins has developed a quick reputation in athletic arenas.
Arapahoe baseball is a team in transition. It lost 19 seniors from last season, so the Warriors won’t have much varsity experience in the dugout to start the season.
The landscape of girls lacrosse in Colorado could look much different in 2015 thanks to some major coaching changes.
Columbine reached a milestone at the end of last season, claiming the Class 5A girls soccer championship and marking the first girls title in any sport for the school.