Tag: girls volleyball
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3A-1A girls volleyball Peak Performer of the Year: Ashlyn Delaney leads TCA in record-setting season
Ashlyn Delaney’s first home game with The Classical Academy remains special. “I just remember my freshman year. I was the only freshman on varsity and so I was just a little nervous, just a little nervous freshman but our first home game, Lillian and Avery right away made me comfortable and took me into the…
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Gazette Preps’ 3A-1A Peak Performer all-area girls volleyball teams
Peak Performer: Ashlyn Delaney, The Classical Academy Coach of the Year: Layne Witmer, The Classical Academy First team Ashlyn Delaney, jr., The Classical Academy Katie Gieske, sr., The Classical Academy Norah Hollis, so., Village Avery Jaeger, sr., The Classical Academy Aili Haisley, sr., Vanguard Ellie Wagner, jr., Evangel Christian Academy Second team Megan Ferguson, sr.,…
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Gazette Preps’ 5A-4A Peak Performer all-area girls volleyball teams
Peak Performer: Anaya Wright, Rampart Coach of the year: Brianne Perkett, Rampart First team Anaya Wright, jr., Rampart Morgan Holloman, sr., Pine Creek Landry Roberts, jr., Cheyenne Mountain Keira Lunn, sr., Lewis-Palmer Gabriella Melecio, sr., Rampart Gabby Gallardo, sr., Pine Creek Second team Madi Crowe, sr., Lewis-Palmer Brenna Moerman, fr., Doherty Olivia Pitts, so., Falcon…
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Former Lewis-Palmer girls volleyball coach Don Lash thankful for final serve
When Don Lash walked onto the courts at Denver Coliseum alongside his wife Joyce, for once, it wasn’t as a coach. The Lewis-Palmer former volleyball coach, along with a host of others, was inducted into the Colorado Coaches of Girls Sports Hall of Fame in November during the state girls volleyball tournament and was showered…
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Gazette Preps rewind: Mesa Ridge, Palmer Ridge prepare for gridiron rematch
14ners Patrick Gonzales, Fountain-Fort Carson, sr., football – Not only did Gonzales pester Cherokee Trail on defense, he also burned Cherokee Trail on offense. Gonzales’ lone rush went for 12 yards and gave the Trojans a 14-7 lead against the Cougars, and the eventual victory in Fountain-Fort Carson’s 5A playoff road opener. Gonzales’ score was…
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Girls volleyball roundup: Defending 3A champion Village wins regional, six more area schools advance to state tournament
Village followed a rocky start to the season with a ticket to the upcoming state tournament at Denver Coliseum. In their second year of play, the Mountaineers collected their second consecutive regional crown Saturday and dropped just one set en route to the 3A region 12 title. The Mountaineers won the state championship in 2024…
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Prep volleyball: Area schools gear up for regionals, vie for state berths as season nears its end
Just two weeks remain in the girls volleyball season and several teams can qualify for next week’s state tournament with an undefeated weekend. Colorado High School Activities Association released regional tournament brackets Monday morning and nearly 20 area teams qualified. Teams must win their regional tournament, which begins Friday, to earn a state berth. The…
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Gazette Preps rewind: TCA football, Pikes Peak Christian volleyball run up lengthy win streaks, Corinna Arellano earns career hit 150
14ners Brayden Moreno, Pine Creek, so., football – Although Moreno finished the night 5-of-9 passing against Chaparral, it was an effective five completions. Moreno threw for 126 yards and three touchdowns, both season highs, in the Eagles’ 50-25 win against the Wolverines. His .556 completion percentage also gave the sophomore a new season high, and…
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Gazette Preps rewind: Cheyenne Mountain has big week on the diamond; Kyleigh Croyle logs 150th career hit
14ners Kritapas Thanakornjuk, Fountain Valley, jr., boys soccer – Thanakornjuk has seven goals this season but has scored in just two games. That means the Danes’ striker had a monster game somewhere. Thanakornjuk blasted Ellicott in a 6-1 victory last week and scored five goals against the Thunderhawks. His outburst against Ellicott is his second…
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Cheyenne Mountain finds energy to top Lewis-Palmer in 5 sets
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save DENVER – After dropping the first two sets to Lewis-Palmer, there wasn’t enough energy on the Cheyenne Mountain bench to power a toaster oven. Of all the things that had gone against the Red-Tailed Hawks to that point, the lack of energy was perhaps the…