Author: Brian Gomez
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LeMahieu sizzling in May, powers Sky Sox past New Orleans
D.J. LeMahieu went into May with some momentum, and since he got hot, he has shown no signs of cooling off. Now, his mission is to maintain his steadiness, to keep pressing. LeMahieu has been the most productive Sky Sox player this month, and he illustrated his value Thursday in a 3-for-5 effort in which…
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Sky Sox ready for homestand vs. Marlins, Astros affiliates
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save VS. NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS Thursday at 11:05 a.m. Friday at 6:05 p.m. (Air Force appreciation night; postgame fireworks) Saturday at 6:05 p.m. (1992 replica championship rings for the first 1,000 fans) Sunday at 1:05 p.m.…
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Sky Sox ready for homestand vs. Marlins, Astros affiliates
VS. NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS Thursday at 11:05 a.m. Friday at 6:05 p.m. (Air Force appreciation night; postgame fireworks) Saturday at 6:05 p.m. (1992 replica championship rings for the first 1,000 fans) Sunday at 1:05 p.m. (team posters for the first 1,500 fans with a pregame autograph session; 50-cent hot dogs; Woodland Park community day) Parent…
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5 individual girls’ titles give Cheyenne Mountain 4th straight 4A tennis championship
PUEBLO – For the Cheyenne Mountain girls’ tennis team, being deeper across the board is much better than being dominant at the most glamorous position. It has been that way too many years to count, and now, the Indians have another addition to their trophy case. Cheyenne Mountain rampaged to its fourth consecutive 4A state…
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5 individual girls’ titles give Cheyenne Mountain 4th straight 4A tennis championship
PUEBLO – For the Cheyenne Mountain girls’ tennis team, being deeper across the board is much better than being dominant at the most glamorous position. It has been that way too many years to count, and now, the Indians have another addition to their trophy case. Cheyenne Mountain rampaged to its fourth consecutive 4A state…
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17 from Springs qualified for Olympics, 15 others in London mix
Seventeen Colorado Springs-area athletes have qualified for the London Games this summer, with the largest contingent being 10 Olympic Training Center wrestlers, and 15 others are in contention for Olympic berths, according to a study conducted by The Gazette. It’s the second Olympics for wrestlers Dremiel Byers, Clarissa Chun and Spenser Mango, none of whom…
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CC scores NAHL defenseman for next season, roster at 26
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Colorado College has added what’s probably the final piece to its defensive corps for next season, recently landing Russell Finch, who may not show much style but will bring lots of experience to the Tigers,…
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CC scores NAHL defenseman for next season, roster at 26
Colorado College has added what’s probably the final piece to its defensive corps for next season, recently landing Russell Finch, who may not show much style but will bring lots of experience to the Tigers, with more than 100 games under his belt at the junior ranks. Finch, 20, of Middletown, Md., comes to CC…