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Boys volleyball became a sanctioned sport in Colorado three years ago and has steadily been growing.
“The level of volleyball is rising and rising,” said Legend boys volleyball coach …
After playing basketball since he was hardly bigger than a basketball, playing and coaching hoops at the collegiate level, and working for an NBA team’s minor league squad, Davyon Collins is …
Cherry Creek and Valor Christian won state championships for south metro teams during winter sports season and Ponderosa once again was a runner-up. The Bruins girls swimming team won its third …
Fort Lupton’s Scotty Sanders can talk about baseball with just about anyone. He can play it, too, from club ball in the summer to high-school ball in the spring.
But what may not be visible …
The Mountain Vista boys basketball team’s dream of playing in a state-championship game for the first time in program history will have to wait at least another year.
The Golden Eagles, the …
There is a new hat-trick king in town and it’s not any players from the Colorado Avalanche. Instead, it’s Dennis Lisunov from the Arapahoe Warriors 10-and-under hockey program.
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AURORA -- Callie Kryder said the people who attended a celebration of life service for her late father, former Colorado High School Activities assistant commissioner Bert Borgmann, knew him for …
The football team manager at Prairie View High School had a chance to take center stage Oct. 21 during the ThunderHawks' game against Mullen High School.
Johnathan Salzer,who has Down's syndrome, …
WINDSOR -- To survive a four-person playoff for a state championship in boys golf is one …
For many high-school athletes, playing a sport at a varsity level is a big task within itself. Jonathan Gonzalez, a senior at Fort Lupton High School, is not only stepping up as one of the captains …
Former Brighton High School golfler Ryan Kropp is still involved in his sport.
But now, it’s as a graduate assistant coach at the University of Texas-Dallas, where Kropp finished his …
Before Denene (Jacovetta) Shivley became a technology teacher at Southeast Elementary School in Brighton, she was a self-admitted tomboy.
“I was never into dolls,” she said. “My …
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