The Arapahoe girls tennis team has been on a mission this spring. The Warriors qualified all three singles players and all four doubles teams for this year’s Class 5A girls state championships.
In this week’s notebook: Storylines for district baseball, bad weather messes with girls soccer’s postseason, and DPS gets a hockey team.
The Cheyenne Mountain boys lacrosse team outscored Dawson 9-2 in the second half to pace them to a 15-6 win over Dawson School.
Momentum is a finicky thing. It can be lost and regained in the blink of an eye.
It took awhile, but in the end Wheat Ridge sophomore Frankee Broer was in the middle of a group hug celebration Wednesday night at the North Area Athletic Complex.
Will Green Mountain ever allow a goal on the soccer pitch?
No. 16-seeded Ponderosa held off No. 17 Durango at home in the first round of the Class 4A girls soccer playoffs on Wednesday.
The temperature was dropping, the wind was swirling, rain was pouring, and bolts were striking under ominous clouds.
Nicole Garza must have felt like she’d run the Colfax Marathon rather than having played a tennis match.
The rain couldn’t hold off long enough. As a result, play was suspended in both the Class 5A and 4A girls tennis state tournaments on Thursday.