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RAMSEY: L-P’s Jordan Scott follows his brother’s example
BOULDER – Josh Scott was nibbling on his fingernails. A year ago, he was carrying Lewis-Palmer to the 4A state title, but on this night he was reduced to a mere spectator. On the court, Jordan Scott calmly weaved through Wasson’s ferocious press. He was, as usual, comfortable on a night that would have crushed…
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Outside game fails Peyton in 59-46 loss in boys’ 2A basketball quarterfinal
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save PUEBLO – Peyton picked the wrong time to revert to its jump-shooting ways. The Panthers, the top seed in the 2A boys’ state tournament, suffered through one of their worst offensive spells of the season…
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Outside game fails Peyton in 59-46 loss in boys’ 2A basketball quarterfinal
PUEBLO – Peyton picked the wrong time to revert to its jump-shooting ways. The Panthers, the top seed in the 2A boys’ state tournament, suffered through one of their worst offensive spells of the season en route to a 59-46 loss to No. 8 Sierra Grande’s Panthers on Thursday at Massari Arena. It ended a…
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Boys’ track and field preview: VR’s Green jumps on to the scene quickly
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A year ago, nobody involved in the Colorado high school track and field scene knew who DJ Green was. But that has changed in a hurry. The Vista Ridge senior high jumper has made incredible…
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Boys’ track and field preview: VR’s Green jumps on to the scene quickly
A year ago, nobody involved in the Colorado high school track and field scene knew who DJ Green was. But that has changed in a hurry. The Vista Ridge senior high jumper has made incredible strides since the end of last track season and has emerged as one of the leaders of a loaded Wolves…
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Boys’ swimming preview: Widefield ends 13-year itch, brings back sport to varsity level
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It started as a simple question, then an ambitious idea to restore a bit of the past at Widefield. Why doesn’t our school offer boys’ swimming as a varsity sport? The thought entered the minds…
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Boys’ swimming preview: Widefield ends 13-year itch, brings back sport to varsity level
It started as a simple question, then an ambitious idea to restore a bit of the past at Widefield. Why doesn’t our school offer boys’ swimming as a varsity sport? The thought entered the minds of then-sophomores MacKenzie Nance and Raymond Jordan last year when they took swimming as a class at the Widefield Community…
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Lewis-Palmer pulls away from Cheyenne Mountain, returns to 4A boys’ semifinals
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save DENVER • Jordan Scott didn’t mean to, but the Lewis-Palmer senior artfully found a way to weave Saturday’s snowstorm into describing what it took to keep league rival Cheyenne Mountain at bay and return to…
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Wasson T-Birds move into 4A semifinals behind clutch possessions
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save DENVER – Wasson knew it would be faced with a game that would test its mental toughness and ability to hit huge free throws down the stretch. When it happened, the Thunderbirds didn’t flinch, even with…
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Wasson T-Birds move into 4A semifinals behind clutch possessions
DENVER – Wasson knew it would be faced with a game that would test its mental toughness and ability to hit huge free throws down the stretch. When it happened, the Thunderbirds didn’t flinch, even with the pressure of a loser-go-home 4A boys’ quarterfinal at the Denver Coliseum on Saturday. DJ Hanes led all scorers with…