Manual trailed often during the Class 3A boys basketball state championship game on Saturday. But an explosive end to the third quarter put Thunderbolts in position to win a state title.
With a 51-49 win over two-time defending Class 5A champion Grandview, Cherry Creek won its first girls state basketball title on Saturday.
Fresh off watching the girls team go back-to-back, the Yuma boys accomplished the same feat Saturday.
It’s hard for the Rangeview players to remember the school’s last boys basketball title. Probably because none of them were alive when it happened.
Mullen’s storied run through the Class 4A state tournament came to a fitting conclusion Saturday afternoon.
After losing the last two state championship games, Lewis-Palmer beat Longmont to claim the Class 4A boys basketball title.
A second-period spurt helped Regis Jesuit seize control of hockey’s state title game on Monday. It led to a two-goal lead — and, ultimately, a second-straight championship.
Pueblo East won its first wrestling title in school history at the Class 4A state wrestling championships. After losing the team race last year, this one was about redemption.
In one of the most spectacular venues for Colorado sports, the Pepsi Center, Trey Geyer became the first two-time wrestling champion for his school.
Alamosa claimed its 13th wrestling championship in school history on Saturday. The Mean Moose had eight state placers.