With competition starting off fast and furious in Week 1, it was inevitable that some changes would indeed occur to the girls basketball rankings.
Steamboat Springs isn’t messing around. After a blistering 3-0-0 start to their season, the Sailors made their case to be one of the top hockey teams in the state.
If the Valor Christian boys basketball team did not have the attention of everyone in Class 4A, they do now.
Hockey’s growing in this state, and Castle View is leading the charge. The Sabercats, a district program in Douglas County, will begin varsity play on Saturday.
ThunderRidge girls basketball has its third head coach in four years as Matt Asik takes over this season. The Grizzlies hope their tradition will live on and thrive.
A late free throw from Jonathan Scott gave Lewis-Palmer a thrilling 55-54 win over Pueblo Central Tuesday night.
Overland, No. 1 in Class 5A boys basketball, held off a late rally from No. 4 George Washington to beat the Patriots in the season opener for both teams.
There’s no better way to start the boys basketball season off than two top teams in the Class 5A facing off in a physical matchup.
Colorado Springs Christian School basketball coach Mark Engesser hates losing. Can’t stand it. His desire to win coupled with his players’ hard work and motivation helped the Lions come away with the Class 3A state championship last March.
At first glance, this season in 5A/4A boys looks like two heavy hitters who could be returning to Boulder in our respective CHSAANow preseason No. 1-ranked teams Overland and Longmont.