Author: Katy Booth
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gazettepreps.com: Aspen overtakes CM in hockey
The Cheyenne Mountain hockey team was first to score but also first to unravel Friday afternoon when it hosted Aspen. The Indians allowed three third-period goals during their 5-3 loss at Sertich Ice Center. Cheyenne Mountain’s Kevin Davis was denied by Aspen goalie Zach Ware and defenders Nicky Ufkes, left, and Coby Langley on Friday.…
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gazettepreps.com: This week’s peak performer: Briana Tefft, Harrison
Harrison guard Briana Tefft doesn’t need seniority to be an effective leader. As a sophomore, Tefft has emerged as the Panthers’ leader both in production and work ethic. Harrison guard Briana Tefft Photo by BRYAN OLLER, THE GAZETTE
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This week’s peak performer: Briana Tefft, Harrison
Harrison guard Briana Tefft doesn’t need seniority to be an effective leader. As a sophomore, Tefft has emerged as the Panthers’ leader both in production and work ethic. “Briana is a player that is consistent for us, and she has a calming presence for the other players on the floor,” Panthers coach Tamie Hollon said.…
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gazettepreps.com: Kadet girls take out frustrations on Rangers
The Air Academy girls’ basketball team used a 17-point run that spanned almost the entire fourth quarter to exact revenge on Lewis-Palmer in a 52-26 win on Friday night. Palmer’s Mary Miller, who worked for a shot on Douglas County’s Natalie Hurst in the second half, scored 17 points Friday night. Photo by MARIAH TAUGER,…
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Kadet girls take out frustrations on Rangers
The Air Academy girls’ basketball team used a 17-point run that spanned almost the entire fourth quarter to exact revenge on Lewis-Palmer in a 52-26 win on Friday night. “Last year we lost to them and we were down 19-1 in the first quarter,” Kadets coach Ivan Chambers said. “We could not have played any…
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gazettepreps.com: Doherty girls’ basketball rallies for win in opener
In a game that was meant to be a learning experience, the Doherty girls’ basketball team perfected the comeback finish. Down by more than 10 points for much of the first half, the Spartans battled defensively and were almost perfect from the free-throw line in the second to earn a gritty 43-39 win over Ralston…
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Girls’ basketball: Doherty rallies to win tournament opener
In a game that was meant to be a learning experience, the Doherty girls’ basketball team perfected the comeback finish. Down by more than 10 points for much of the first half, the Spartans battled defensively and were almost perfect from the free-throw line in the second to earn a gritty 43-39 win over Ralston…
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Special teams power CC hockey past Alaska-Anchorage
Colorado College’s power-play unit showed why it is No. 1 in the nation on Friday night. The Tigers scored twice with a one-man advantage to shut out visiting Alaska-Anchorage 5-0 in front of a crowd of 6,890 at World Arena. “It felt great to get the win on a (Western Collegiate Hockey Association) team here…
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3A-A Girls Basketball Preview: St. Mary’s has a star in Whitelaw
St. Mary’s coach Mike Burkett sometimes wonders about job security. With point guard Christina Whitelaw returning for her senior season, he wonders if he shouldn’t just take a break until next year. “Christina is a really rare and special player,” Burkett said. “She really puts the whole team together and I wonder if I should…
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gazettepreps.com: 3A-A girls’ basketball preview
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save St. Mary’s coach Mike Burkett sometimes wonders about job security. With point guard Christina Whitelaw returning for her senior season, he wonders if he shouldn’t just take a break until next year. CLICK HERE TO…