Sports roundup
Discovery Canyon Campus
Boys
The Thunder varsity football team lost their home game to the Lewis-Palmer Rangers 21-13, Oct 24.
In Pikes Peak Athletic Conference tennis (First Team), senior Zac Tabor and sophomore Levi Perry hold the number one spots in doubles. Senior Andrew Hiles and Junior Asher Davis are second, with sophomore Jace Clawson and freshman Vincent Van Wingerden at third.
Senior Elijah Baty and sophomore Carter Coffey are ranked number four in doubles, and sophomore Matthew Frost is number three in singles.
Girls
On Oct. 18, Mead defeated the Thunder softball team 11-9 in the neutral tournament game and last of the season.
Lewis-Palmer
Boys
The Rangers varsity soccer team squeaked past the Palmer Ridge Bears 1-0 in its home conference match and last season game, Oct. 21.
The Rangers varsity football team took down Discovery Canyon 21-13, Oct 24.
In the PPAC tennis, all-conference (second team) senior Easton Haley captured the number one spot for singles play and sophomore Layne Burger took third. Sophomores Tyler Kilpatrick and Noah Klismith grabbed No. 2 ranking in doubles.
Senior Matthew Fydenkevez got an honorable mention for second singles, while juniors Finn Connors and Sam Oneal grabbed third-place honors in doubles.
Girls
The Rangers volleyball team edged past the Cheyenne Mountain Red-Tailed Hawks in a home conference match by a score of 3-1.
Palmer Ridge
Boys
The Bears varsity soccer team lost Thursday’s home non-conference match against the Rampart Rams by a score of 2-0, Oct. 23.
In football, The Bears won Friday’s home conference game against the Rampart Rams by a score of 51-6.
In tennis, sophomore Alexander Schoolsky beat the No. 1 singles players from Air Academy, Cheyenne Mountain, Discovery Canyon Campus and Lewis-Palmer to secure PPAC Conference singles player of the year honors. Junior Wilson Mancini secured third position for singles.
Girls
The Bears varsity field hockey team lost the Oct. 23 home conference game against the Cherry Creek Bruins by a score of 7-0.
Also, the Bears varsity volleyball team lost Thursday’s home conference match against the Lutheran Lions by a score of 3-1.





