Tag: cheyenne mountain high school
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Gazette Preps 2018 Boys’ Lacrosse All-Stars
FIRST TEAM ATTACK Jack Egan, sr., Cheyenne Mountain — Egan led the 4A state champions with 67 points, 32 goals and 35 assists. Egan stepped up as a major offensive threat in the postseason, racking up nine goals and 11 assists through four playoff games. He also had 24 ground balls and a .604 shooting…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Boys’ Lacrosse Peak Performer of the Year: Jack Egan, Cheyenne Mountain
When Jack Egan was in fourth grade he showed up to his first lacrosse practice wearing a football helmet and hockey gloves. “It was honestly one of the best days of my life,” Egan remembers. Flash forward eight years, Egan has upgraded his equipment and added some state championship hardware to his collection. Egan was…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Girls’ Lacrosse All-Stars
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save FIRST TEAM Attack: Hannah Dove, fr., Palmer Ridge — As a newcomer, Dove was fourth in the Southern League with 48 goals to go along seven assists, 14 takeaways and 29 ground balls. In the regular-season finale against Rampart, she had a season-best nine goals. Attack:…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Girls’ Lacrosse All-Stars
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save FIRST TEAM Attack: Hannah Dove, fr., Palmer Ridge — As a newcomer, Dove was fourth in the Southern League with 48 goals to go along seven assists, 14 takeaways and 29 ground balls. In the regular-season…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Girls’ Lacrosse All-Stars
FIRST TEAM Attack: Hannah Dove, fr., Palmer Ridge — As a newcomer, Dove was fourth in the Southern League with 48 goals to go along seven assists, 14 takeaways and 29 ground balls. In the regular-season finale against Rampart, she had a season-best nine goals. Attack: Madeline Bourgois, jr., Pine Creek— Bourgois supplied 43 goals, 25…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Girls’ Lacrosse All-Stars
FIRST TEAM Attack: Hannah Dove, fr., Palmer Ridge — As a newcomer, Dove was fourth in the Southern League with 48 goals to go along seven assists, 14 takeaways and 29 ground balls. In the regular-season finale against Rampart, she had a season-best nine goals. Attack: Madeline Bourgois, jr., Pine Creek— Bourgois supplied 43 goals, 25…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Boys’ Swimming & Diving Peak Performer of the Year: Kyle Leach, Cheyenne Mountain
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The tradition of excellence in the pool at Cheyenne Mountain is hard to ignore. With three team state championships in four years, and placing no worse than fifth since 2014, the Indians swimming and diving…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Boys’ Swimming & Diving Peak Performer of the Year: Kyle Leach, Cheyenne Mountain
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The tradition of excellence in the pool at Cheyenne Mountain is hard to ignore. With three team state championships in four years, and placing no worse than fifth since 2014, the Indians swimming and diving team enters each season with high expectations. But Kyle Leach’s…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Boys’ Swimming & Diving Peak Performer of the Year: Kyle Leach, Cheyenne Mountain
The tradition of excellence in the pool at Cheyenne Mountain is hard to ignore. With three team state championships in four years, and placing no worse than fifth since 2014, the Indians swimming and diving team enters each season with high expectations. But Kyle Leach’s final year included a few individual aspirations as well. The…
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Gazette Preps 2018 Boys’ Swimming & Diving Peak Performer of the Year: Kyle Leach, Cheyenne Mountain
The tradition of excellence in the pool at Cheyenne Mountain is hard to ignore. With three team state championships in four years, and placing no worse than fifth since 2014, the Indians swimming and diving team enters each season with high expectations. But Kyle Leach’s final year included a few individual aspirations as well. The…