Tag: lewis-palmer
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Five Things to watch in preps for April 5-8
Girls’ Lacrosse: Menlo-Atherton at Pine Creek, Friday, 5:30 p.m. Pine Creek’s game Friday is a scrimmage but sometimes those can be fun. Not to mention the Eagles will be hosting the Menlo-Atherton Bears out of Atherton, Calif. The Bears are 6-3 and have won their last three games by an average of nearly 11 goals.…
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Gazette Preps 2018-19 Girls’ Swimming Peak Performer of the Year: Meredith Rees, Lewis-Palmer
For Meredith Rees, this was her last chance to cement her legacy. Prior to her senior season at Lewis-Palmer, she had never won a state title in a swimming event. She had gotten close a couple times, but that wasn’t enough for her. Unsurprisingly, she was relieved when she finally earned a state title this…
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Gazette Preps 2018-19 Girls’ Swimming Peak Performer of the Year: Meredith Rees, Lewis-Palmer
For Meredith Rees, this was her last chance to cement her legacy. Prior to her senior season at Lewis-Palmer, she had never won a state title in a swimming event. She had gotten close a couple times, but that wasn’t enough for her. Unsurprisingly, she was relieved when she finally earned a state title this…
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Gazette Preps Boys’ Basketball Coach of the Year: Bill Benton, Lewis-Palmer
Bill Benton’s job as coach of the Lewis-Palmer’s boys’ basketball team could’ve been a lot more difficult this season had his team of 12 not bought into one concept. The Rangers boasted an abundance of just about everything a coach could ask for: size, skill, athleticism, experience, depth and determination, but selflessness might have been…
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Gazette Preps Boys’ Basketball Coach of the Year: Bill Benton, Lewis-Palmer
Bill Benton’s job as coach of the Lewis-Palmer’s boys’ basketball team could’ve been a lot more difficult this season had his team of 12 not bought into one concept. The Rangers boasted an abundance of just about everything a coach could ask for: size, skill, athleticism, experience, depth and determination, but selflessness might have been…
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Gazette Preps 2018-19 5A-4A Boys’ Basketball Peak Performer of the Year: Joel Scott, Lewis-Palmer
Joel Scott excelled in an unfamiliar role in his final season at Lewis-Palmer — big brother. The youngest of five boys, Scott watched as his brothers starred for the Rangers and waited for his turn. That came early, as Joel made his varsity debut as a freshman, but older brother Jonathan led that Rangers team to…
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Gazette Preps 2018-19 5A-4A Boys’ Basketball Peak Performer of the Year: Joel Scott, Lewis-Palmer
Joel Scott excelled in an unfamiliar role in his final season at Lewis-Palmer — big brother. The youngest of five boys, Scott watched as his brothers starred for the Rangers and waited for his turn. That came early, as Joel made his varsity debut as a freshman, but older brother Jonathan led that Rangers team to…
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Lewis-Palmer captures 4A boys’ basketball state title to cap perfect season
DENVER – Third time’s the charm. After settling for silver in back-to-back title games, the Lewis-Palmer boys’ basketball team is finally a state champion. The No. 1 Rangers defeated No. 2 Longmont 57-52 on Saturday for the program’s first state championship since 2013, and completed a perfect 28-0 season. “I didn’t think it was going…
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Lewis-Palmer captures 4A boys’ basketball state title to cap perfect season
DENVER – Third time’s the charm. After settling for silver in back-to-back title games, the Lewis-Palmer boys’ basketball team is finally a state champion. The No. 1 Rangers defeated No. 2 Longmont 57-52 on Saturday for the program’s first state championship since 2013, and completed a perfect 28-0 season. “I didn’t think it was going…
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