The best things in life never come easy. That was a lesson the Valor Christian hockey learned Tuesday night at Pepsi Center.
Aspen claimed both the boys and girls state skiing championships on Friday behind outstanding individual performances which saw the programs claim six individual championships in the eight events.
With seven wrestlers making their way to the podium, Wray captured the Class 2A state wrestling title, the 14th in program history.
Eaton and Valley earned a share of the team title at the Class 3A state wrestling championships — the first tie in wrestling since 1992.
Pomona’s wrestling dynasty alive and well as Panthers rise to the top of the Class 5A team standings again.
Saying Windsor’s wrestling team illustrated perfection in the Class 4A state wrestling championship on Saturday isn’t hyperbole – it’s a fact.
Cheyenne Mountain made a late push to hold off Rampart and win the Class 4A girls swimming and diving state title.
By winning the Class 3A girls swimming and diving championship, Evergreen became the first-ever releat champion in the classification.
Fairview dominated the back of the Class 5A girls swimming and diving meet to win a second straight state championship.
Tracking the champions at the 2019 state spirit championships, in all divisions and all classifications.