Author: BY BRENT W. NEW preps@gazettedev.gazette.com
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Cheyenne Mountain captures COS Metro Wrestling championship
Cheyenne Mountain qualified six wrestlers into the finals at the Colorado Springs Metro Championships on Saturday, looking every bit the part of a state contender. Now comes the tough part: Finishing. The Indians won their first team title at Metros with a score of 221 despite going 0 for 6 in championship matches. They joined…
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Plenty of contenders in Black Forest League girls’ basketball race
With the postseason far in the distance in high school girls’ basketball, the win-or-go-home mentality is in full effect in an up-for-grabs Class 2A Black Forest League. “Every night you must be prepared,” Calhan coach Jim Elrick said. “You don’t get too comfortable. We don’t have nights off.” Longing for its first 2A title in…
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Sierra’s CJ Jennings puts on show in win over TCA
Sierra’s CJ Jennings put on a show that even The Classical Academy fans could enjoy. Jennings scored 25 in less than three quarters on Thursday night, leading the Stallions past the host Titans 63-35 for their 36th straight win in the 4A Colorado Springs Metro League. After the game, TCA soccer star Titus Grant gifted…
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Plenty of contenders in Black Forest League girls’ basketball race
With the postseason far in the distance in high school girls’ basketball, the win-or-go-home mentality is in full effect in an up-for-grabs Class 2A Black Forest League. “Every night you must be prepared,” Calhan coach Jim Elrick said. “You don’t get too comfortable. We don’t have nights off.” Longing for its first 2A title in…
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Prep update: PPAC has newfound parity in girls’ hoops
PPAC’s newfound parity in girls’ hoops It took four years, but it looks like the rest of the Pikes Peak Athletic Conference has finally caught up to Sand Creek. The Scorpions (4-6, 0-2) lost their first two games in league play last week, snapping a 56-game winning streak that dates all the way back to…
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The Classical Academy freshman Liam O’Halloran ties for sixth at state boys’ golf
AURORA – Give him a mulligan or two and Liam O’Halloran just might have pressed into the lead pack on day two of the 3A state boys’ golf tournament. Give him another year or two and he might lead the pack altogether. The Classical Academy freshman finished at 7-over 151 and tied for sixth to…
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The Classical Academy freshman Liam O’Halloran ties for sixth at state boys’ golf
AURORA – Give him a mulligan or two and Liam O’Halloran just might have pressed into the lead pack on day two of the 3A state boys’ golf tournament. Give him another year or two and he might lead the pack altogether. The Classical Academy freshman finished at 7-over 151 and tied for sixth to…
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TCA freshman Liam O’Halloran shoots a 2-over-par 74 at 3A state boys’ golf
AURORA – The Classical Academy freshman Liam O’Halloran might have well rolled in a birdie when he two-putted from 60 feet to save double bogey on his first hole Monday. “That definitely got my confidence up that I could putt well today,” he said. Soon after he found the rest of his game, too. O’Halloran…
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TCA freshman Liam O’Halloran shoots a 2-over-par 74 at 3A state boys’ golf
AURORA – The Classical Academy freshman Liam O’Halloran might have well rolled in a birdie when he two-putted from 60 feet to save double bogey on his first hole Monday. “That definitely got my confidence up that I could putt well today,” he said. Soon after he found the rest of his game, too. O’Halloran…
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Ethan Powell, Air Academy cramp Terrors’ style at Coronado’s Cougar Classic
Palmer cross country coach Rob Gilliam first heard about Awet Beraki like this: There’s a kid that ran up the Manitou Incline three times before many of the Terrors’ football players reached the peak once. It was a slight exaggeration. Beraki, a native of Eritrea, Africa, confirmed it was actually just twice. But it was…