Brush two-way senior lineman Joe Carwin and his teammates simply refused to be denied the Class 2A football state championship on their home field Saturday against Kent Denver.
Even after executing its gameplan to near-perfection Saturday afternoon, Paonia’s football team still had to hold its collective breath in the final minutes of the Class 1A state championship game.
Kyle Leoffler had a game-changing interception return for a touchdown just as the third quarter ended, and Arickaree/Woodlin used to momentum to seal a championship.
Two teams with exceptional defenses — No. 3 seed Boulder Panthers and No. 12 seed Broomfield Eagles — squared off Saturday at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park to decide the Class 5A boys state soccer championship.
Two seasons ago to the day, the Resurrection Christian volleyball team was ousted from the Class 2A state tournament by eventual champion Lutheran.
Bringing home a state championship as a freshman and a junior was sweet, but Kortney Lockey is going to cherish her final title just a little bit more.
Grandview had no interest on being a part of an improbable Class 5A state volleyball champion being crowned Saturday night at Denver Coliseum.
The deafening noise at the Denver Coliseum and the delirium of five courts of state finals volleyball would seem to get just about any person amped.
Coming into Saturday’s Class 4A state title game, the Lewis-Palmer Rangers had only dropped four sets on the year.
It was a beautiful Saturday for soccer. Though Colorado Academy seemed to hit the field running, the brisk morning favored Kent. The No. 1 seed took the Class 3A boys soccer trophy with a 3-0 win over Colorado Academy.