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.
Pine Creek senior Parker Hammond has committed to Air Force to play football.
Four teams faced dire situations, but lived to fight another on after the first day the state volleyball tournament.
Pomona senior Isaac Marquez seemed to be everywhere Friday night at Jeffco Stadium.
Ralston Valley looked to be the first major upset victim of the Class 5A football playoffs. Then senior Colin Root drilled a 56-yard field goal on the final play of the Mustangs’ second-round game against Eaglecrest.
Broomfield might have preferred higher than a No. 11 seed for the Class 4A state football playoffs, but the Eagles had no issues when they left Jeffco Stadium in a driving rain Friday night.
The Fairview Knights can sling the football. One look at senior quarterback Johnny Feauto’s stats this season (3,296 yards and 34 touchdowns heading into Friday) will tell you that.
When the match ended, she sought out each player for a hug, some words, and a smile. To the end, she more than a coach to her players.
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.