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Thursday’s prep roundup: Widefield and Calhan baseball fall in lopsided losses
BASEBALL Pueblo South 18, Widefield 2 At Widefield: Pueblo South peppered Widefield with 18 hits on the way to a Thursday nonconference win over the Gladiators. Brandon Perrot was credited with Widefield’s only RBI and Reece Lieby had two hits. Widefield dropped to 4-6 and has lost two straight. Limon 12, Calhan 2 At Limon:…
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Tuesday’s prep roundup: Canon City girls’ soccer blows out Pueblo East
BASEBALL Pine Creek 3, Lake Oswego 0 At Phoenix: Jay Onken threw a two-hitter and Justin Olson hit two solo home runs to aid Pine Creek in a tournament win over Lake Oswego. Onken threw an efficient seven innings for the Eagles, throwing 100 pitches, striking out 11 batters and walking just three. Braden Dendrick…
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Tuesday’s prep roundup: Canon City girls’ soccer blows out Pueblo East
BASEBALL Pine Creek 3, Lake Oswego 0 At Phoenix: Jay Onken threw a two-hitter and Justin Olson hit two solo home runs to aid Pine Creek in a tournament win over Lake Oswego. Onken threw an efficient seven innings for the Eagles, throwing 100 pitches, striking out 11 batters and walking just three. Braden Dendrick…
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Thursday’s prep roundup: Air Academy girls’ tennis keeps rolling, remains undefeated
BASEBALL Cheyenne Mountain 11, Discovery Canyon 0 At Discovery Canyon: Cheyenne Mountain scored five runs in the first inning of a 4A/5A Pikes Peak conference win. Cam Buckler knocked in three runs and Jack Denker hit 3 for 3 with two RBIs for the Indians (4-1, 2-0). Hank Morley and AJ Carpenter also batted in…
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22 Pikes Peak region basketball players to play in The Show
It may be sunny and 70 degrees just in time for spring sports, but there’s still basketball to be played for a few talented athletes from Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region. And it could be some of the best hoops we’ve seen this year with the top talent from across the state gathering…
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22 Pikes Peak region basketball players to play in The Show
It may be sunny and 70 degrees just in time for spring sports, but there’s still basketball to be played for a few talented athletes from Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region. And it could be some of the best hoops we’ve seen this year with the top talent from across the state gathering…