This month’s edition features football, state volleyball, state gymnastics and early-National Letter of Intent Signing Day.
The 2016 all-state volleyball teams are led by players of the year Melissa Evans of Highlands Ranch; Elizabeth Reich of Lewis-Palmer; Tarynn Sieg of Eaton; Katie Kurz of Dayspring Christian; and Shaylee Johnson of Fleming.
The volleyball committee met on Tuesday, and while nothing changed for next season, the group is exploring potential changes to the postseason format down the line.
With a 3-0 win over Holy Family Saturday night, the Lewis-Palmer Rangers were once again state volleyball champions.
Fossil Ridge won the 5A volleyball state crown on Saturday in five sets over Mountain Vista at the Denver Coliseum.
Fleming won its sixth state volleyball championship by defeating Kit Carson in three straight sets.
It’s been said that every state championship is a little bit different and each one carries its own special meaning.
Kristin Kurz struggled to put the right words together. Her eyes watered up, she paused to take a deep breath before trying again.
Five champions were crowned out of the 60 teams that converged on the Denver Coliseum for the 2016 state volleyball tournament.
Thomas Jefferson volleyball team won its first match of the 2016 state volleyball tournament against No. 4-seeded Montrose in four sets.