Author: Garrett Anderson
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gazettepreps.com: Coronado boys’ basketball holds on for win
Ben Foley scored 31 points and Coronado survive a second-half charge by Mesa Ridge in a 62-55 home win Thursday night. “It was a tale of two halves,” said Coronado coach Al Blanc, whose team led 39-21 at the intermission. “We come out and we jump on them so we’re up pretty good, then we…
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Boys’ basketball: Coronado holds on against Mesa Ridge
Ben Foley scored 31 points and Coronado survive a second-half charge by Mesa Ridge in a 62-55 home win Thursday night. “It was a tale of two halves,” said Coronado coach Al Blanc, whose team led 39-21 at the intermission. “We come out and we jump on them so we’re up pretty good, then we…
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Mesa Ridge girls apply defensive pressure in basketball win
Kaitlyn Mileto scored 19 points and Brandi Collins and Leanndra Gilbert each had 17 to lead Mesa Ridge to a resounding 65-32 victory Saturday over Coronado. “As soon as we started playing, I knew this was going to be a good night and the game was ours to win,” said Mileto, who had six assists.…
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CSCS heads to state looking for sixth volleyball title in row
Morgan Broekhuis had one aim every time she rose to meet the volleyball Saturday at a Class 3A regional at Colorado Springs Christian School. The Lions senior intended to drive the ball into the ground as hard as possible. Powerful attacks from Broekhuis were the end result of teamwork that culminated in a Region A…
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Gazette preps: Top seed CSCS cruises into volleyball regionals
Morgan Broekhuis had plenty of reasons to be confident heading into Saturday’s Class 3A District 5 tournament at Colorado Springs Christian School. The Lions are defending state champions, they were playing at home and they haven’t lost a match this season. Cheyenne Mountain senior Natasha Ray spiked a ball against Falcon’s Gaby Munoz during their district title game Saturday at…
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As expected, top seed CSCS cruises into volleyball regionals
Morgan Broekhuis had plenty of reasons to be confident heading into Saturday’s Class 3A District 5 tournament at Colorado Springs Christian School. The Lions are defending state champions, they were playing at home and they haven’t lost a match this season. “I think we had an idea beforehand that if we just played our game, that we shouldn’t have problems,”…
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Solis: excellent work ethic, runner and student
Coronado cross country coach Doug Hugill knew Dusty Solis would become a special runner when he won the Colorado Springs Metro League Championship two years ago.Thousands of training miles later, Solis has proven himself to be an elite runner.“Dusty’s the real deal, he’s one of the best runners in the western United States,” Hugill said.…
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Prep Sports Notes
Coronado’s boys cross country team won the Colorado Springs Metro League Meet at Fountain-Fort Carson High School last week, finishing one point ahead of Palmer. Senior Dusty Solis took first with a time of 15:54.“It was pretty good but I think most of Coronado, our times were a little slower today because we did workouts…
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Friday night football: Defense leads Manitou past St. Mary’s
Ronnie Bohnert of Manitou Springs knew before the game against St. Mary’s that if his team played to its ability, it should take the victory at the Grace Center. He was a big reason why the Mustangs did. The Mustangs (3-4, 2-3) defense dominated the first half against 2A Tri-Peaks rival St. Mary’s (1-6, 1-4)…
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CSCS holds off TCA in volleyball
The Classical Academy put a scare into reigning Class 3A state volleyball champion Colorado Springs Christian School on Saturday. After dropping the third game, the host Lions trailed for most of the fourth before holding on for a 25-16, 25-20, 23-25, 25-20 victory. “We just never got into our rhythm,” said CSCS coach Mike Broekhuis,…