Tag: lewis-palmer
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Lewis-Palmer’s Reese Douglas overcomes sprained throwing elbow, wins 4A girls shot put title
LAKEWOOD — That bandage on Reese Douglas’ throwing arm wasn’t for show. But the medal she won in the 4A shot put sure will be. Douglas sprained her right elbow three weeks ago throwing discus, but remained unfazed Thursday at Jeffco Stadium to win the shot put title with a distance of 40 feet, 10…
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Cheyenne Mountain’s Barrett Kerrigan earns 200 crown, third 500 freestyle title, Lewis-Palmer places sixth overall
ARVADA — If Barrett Kerrigan had concerns ahead of his final individual prep swim, he maintained one heck of a poker face. The Cheyenne Mountain senior entered the 500 freestyle seeded fourth, but Kerrigan exited the pool Saturday at Arvada Aquatics Center with his third consecutive championship. Kerrigan clocked in at 4 minutes, 36.79 seconds…
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Lewis-Palmer, Motown Wrestling Club’s Lilly Lundy qualifies for Worlds, ‘excited’ to represent school, country
Lilly Lundy received a whirlwind of details after she left the wrestling mat last weekend. Officials spewed a plethora of information at Lundy, which she said was “a bit much” after her match. What stood out to the Lewis-Palmer junior, however, were a few words: “You’re on Team USA now.” Lundy, who competes for…
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Lewis-Palmer, Motown Wrestling Club’s Lilly Lundy qualifies for Worlds, ‘excited’ to represent school, country
Lilly Lundy received a whirlwind of details after she left the wrestling mat. Officials spewed a plethora of information at Lundy, which she said was “a bit much” after her match. What stood out to the Lewis-Palmer junior, however, were a few words: “You’re on Team USA now.” Lundy, who competes for Motown Wrestling’s…
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6A-5A Boys basketball Peak Performer: Lewis-Palmer’s Jonas Miller fulfills leadership role in final season
Lewis-Palmer needed a leader. The Rangers boys basketball team lost five seniors from last year’s roster and 851 points from the squad that compiled 1,371 last season. If the Rangers hoped to improve their 12-13 finish from the 2024-25 campaign, someone needed to accept the task of guiding L-P. Insert Jonas Miller. The Rangers senior…
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Lewis-Palmer’s Jonas Miller fulfills leadership role in final season
Lewis-Palmer needed a leader. The Rangers boys basketball team lost five seniors from last year’s roster and 851 points from the squad that compiled 1,371 last season. If the Rangers hoped to improve their 12-13 finish from the 2024-25 campaign, someone needed to accept the task of guiding L-P. Insert Jonas Miller. The Rangers senior…
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Gazette Preps’ 6A-5A Boys basketball all-area Peak Performer teams
Coach of the Year: Travis Walk, Cheyenne Mountain Peak Performer: Jonas Miller, Lewis-Palmer First Team Alex Treglia, Jr., Cheyenne Mountain Wyatt Kirch, Sr., Rampart Jonas Miller, Sr., Lewis-Palmer J’Marius Jones, Sr., Mesa Ridge Isaiah Melecio, Sr., Rampart Second Team Kamrin Lane, Jr., Falcon Cameron Cunningham, Jr., Liberty James Dalsaso, Sr., Cheyenne Mountain Eligah Myles, Sr.,…
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Girls swimming and diving Peak Performer: Lewis-Palmer’s Grace Perry sets tone in breakout sophomore year
Grace Perry remembers the moment she began to separate from her peers in the pool. As a 9-year-old competing at a swim meet in Texas, Perry was given an outside lane in the 50 butterfly. Inside lanes, usually three through six, are reserved for those with faster times. However, as the 50 fly commenced, Perry…
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Gazette Preps’ All-Area girls swimming and diving Peak Performer teams
Coach of the year: Kate Doane, Cheyenne Mountain Peak Performer: Grace Perry, Lewis-Palmer First team Grace Perry, so., Lewis-Palmer Elizabeth Gray, sr., Pine Creek Addison Hobbs, fr., Pine Creek Danika Warren, so., Pine creek Alaia Sloan, so., Discovery Canyon Maria Trinidad, so., Cheyenne Mountain Mya Bland, jr., Rampart Hailey Birkby, so., Cheyenne Mountain Bria Jones,…
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Lewis-Palmer’s title hopes spoiled by Silver Creek in 5A semifinals
DENVER — Bill Benton exited the locker room at Denver Coliseum after a nearly 40-minute chat with his Lewis-Palmer players. The postgame meeting lasted longer than Benton’s typical debrief after a game, but considering the Rangers lost 51-47 to No. 13-seeded Silver Creek in the Final Four on Thursday, this warranted an extended conversation. “I…