Colorado Academy heads into the approaching field hockey season with a past championship title only months behind, and hopeful of a repeat ahead.
Could Wheat Ridge softball’s offense be even more potent this season? If so, beware to the rest of the Class 4A squads.
The success Legacy’s softball program has enjoyed over the past seven seasons playing in the largest classification has been remarkable.
Sterling softball coach Bob Knudson admits he is glad Strasburg has graduated several key cogs from the Indians’ back-to-back Class 3A state championship squads.
The Dawson School is seeking to defend its Class 3A boys golf title. Despite losing one senior, the Mustangs have returners from last year.
Perhaps no football coaching change this offseason was as major as Blair Hubbard leaving Faith Christian for Lutheran.
Coronado junior Isaac Petersilie has started to hear from colleges. It started with Colorado colleges and he’s got feelers out to some out-of-state ones as well. But don’t get ahead of the present, Petersilie insists.
Regis Jesuit’s boys golf team comes into the 2014 season in a familiar and comfortable position — as defending state champions, a title they’ve captured for four consecutive seasons.
Skyview’s football team has never stepped onto its home field under the lights. This season, the 27th in school history, that changes.
It’s an event to honor his memory, but the Nate Ekhoff Kicking Camp also aims to help local kickers, punters and long snappers.