The Aspen softball team hasn’t won a game since the program’s return in 2012. Now, the group wants to break new ground together.
The most consistently successful high school football program in Colorado over the past three years? It’s Sedgwick County. And there’s no debate.
“As soon as we heard the news, everyone just knew: We’ve got to do this for him. We have to make playoffs for coach,” Mountain View senior Josiah Baptista said of dedicating their 2018 season to coach Bart Mayes.
The Aspen football team won’t get to play on its home turf much this season, and that’s a major reason why new head coach Travis Benson wanted Friday’s scrimmage with Glenwood Springs to be open to the public.
When a coach has been with a football team for any lengthy period of time, the way things are done can become ingrained in a program’s identity.
Dakota Ridge boys cross country plans on hitting their stride during journey for a Class 5A state team title.
Dakota Ridge takes over Jeffco’s girls field hockey program that has student-athletes competing from across the district.
Before the start of the 2017 boys prep soccer campaign, Centaurus coach Lee Stanley sat down and planned out an end of the season getaway to just decompress from the stress of the journey.
Kit Carson is ready for an encroe of 2017’s historical volleyball season. The Wildcats didn’t drop a set and came away with the 1A title.
Pomona football geared up heading into 2018 campaign as the defending Class 5A state champions.