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Regardless of what happens in the postseason, the Lewis-Palmer boys’ basketball team has already made history. The Rangers completed the program’s first undefeated regular season in more than 15 years Thursday with a dominant 88-47 victory over Cheyenne Mountain — but that’s just step one for this hungry and experienced L-P team. Season records for Lewis-Palmer…

THORNTON – A Missy Franklin record is all that separated Lewis-Palmer senior Meredith Rees and a perfect individual showing Saturday at the Class 5A state swimming and diving championships at Veterans Memorial Aquatic Center. In Saturday’s opening event, Rees handled the first leg of the 200 medley relay. The Rangers placed seventh and broke a…

If you know Pikes Peak region basketball, you know Lewis-Palmer’s Joel Scott. And if you know Joel Scott, odds are you probably know rising star Javonte Johnson of Cheyenne Mountain as both have emerged among the top 4A players in the state. On Wednesday, area basketball fans had the opportunity to watch the two go…

After more than a decade of leading the Lewis-Palmer swim and dive program, Alan Arata announced his retirement last spring. But he capped his career in a big way, earning a national coaching award for his work in his final year of coaching the boys’ and girls’ swimming and diving programs at Lewis-Palmer. Announced Wednesday,…

MONUMENT — Lewis-Palmer senior guard Noah Baca brought his clamps to the court and put them to use Thursday when the Rangers hosted Chaparral in a showdown of the top teams in Colorado’s two biggest classifications. The assignment of limiting the Wolverines’ leading scorer, junior guard Kobe Sanders, fell on Baca for most of the game,…

McKenna Sciacca has dreamed of being a Lewis-Palmer volleyball player since she was 4 years old. Sciacca, the youngest of three Lewis-Palmer alumnae, and the latest Sciacca to come through the volleyball program, idolized the Rangers from a young age. And she made certain that when it was her turn on the court in orange…