Bayfield knew the Class 2A football state championship game at Platte Valley would be claimed by whoever won the battle of the trenches.
Redemption couldn’t have been sweeter for the Buena Vista football team Saturday.
It had been 17 years since a school in Sedgwick County had won a state football trophy. Now two schools in the county can brag about splitting one.
Eads, behind a suffocating defense, topped Arickaree/Woodlin 34-12 to win the 6-man state football championship.
Before scoring the game-winning goal, Broomfield forward Cody Ewing was actually on the bench towards the end of regulation.
For the first time in three years, the Cheyenne Mountain Indians are the Class 4A volleyball state champions.
Just seven points away from claiming its first state volleyball championship, Cherokee Trail took a collective deep breath.
The two best teams in Class 1A faced off in the finals with the No.1 Otis Bulldogs defeating No. 2 Idalia Wolves for a state title.
Yuma volleyball won the rematch of last year’s 2A title game against Resurrection Christian in five sets.
The Eaton Reds came in with an agenda, and it didn’t take them long to deliver as they beat Valley to win a third-consecutive state title.