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Colorado baseball: Falcon reaches 4A title game; Pine Creek, TCA fall
Falcon’s first win at Erdle Field came in dramatic fashion. And the Falcons don’t expect it to be their final victory. Broden Cox’s RBI single in the bottom of the eighth sent Ethan Gentz home, gave the third-seeded Falcons a 4-3 victory against No. 8 Ponderosa Friday and set up a rematch against Pueblo County…
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Pine Creek splits state tourney games, title hopes remain alive as Eagles drop to 5A consolation bracket
LAKEWOOD — Every game is “do or die” in the minds of Pine Creek baseball players. That sense of urgency has paced the Eagles all season, and that mentality has led Pine Creek to the 5A state tournament. Now, however, that mindset is a reality. And the Eagles must act as such to keep their…
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Girls soccer playoffs: 16 area schools qualify, Pikes Peak sweeps 4A
The Pikes Peak region will be well represented during the girls soccer postseason. The Colorado High School Activities Association on Sunday released brackets for the 5A-2A state playoffs, and 16 area schools qualified for the tournament, which begins Tuesday with 5A contests. This year, 5A first- and second-round games will be hosted by the higher…
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Brenna Hallam’s lone goal helps Pine Creek defeat Rampart, Eagles earn third consecutive CSML girls’ soccer title
Pine Creek observed all season as teams attempted to crack Rampart’s Rubik’s Cube of a defense. The Eagles handed the metaphorical cube to Brenna Hallam and watched the senior solve the puzzle in seven minutes. Hallam scored seven minutes into Thursday’s match in the Eagles’ 1-0 victory against the Rams at District 20 Stadium and…
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Pine Creek girls soccer captures historic 300th win with 2-1 victory over Liberty
Pine Creek players exited the pitch to a shower of applause and cheers from their fan section. The Eagles had just earned a 2-1 victory against Liberty at District 20 South and occupied lane 8 of the facility’s track while fans up top in the bleachers gathered for a picture. As players scooched closer for…
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Cheyenne Mountain girls’ tennis earns 4A’s top seed, team tournament begins Wednesday
The Colorado High School Activities Association released team brackets Monday for the girls tennis tournament, and Cheyenne Mountain once again leads the bunch. Cheyenne Mountain earned 4A’s top seed and the Red-Tailed Hawks are one of seven Pikes Peak region teams to qualify for the tournament, which begins Wednesday. The higher seed will host through…
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Pine Creek girls’ lacrosse surges to 7-1 record, sees vast improvement this season
Elora Schumer noticed when the switch flipped. The Pine Creek girls’ lacrosse team flaunts various talented individuals, but Schumer, a junior for the Eagles, said individual talent leads nowhere. When the Eagles soar as a unit, however, they’re nearly unbeatable. Flying together has served the Eagles well through eight games, including Friday, when Pine Creek…
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Gazette Preps’ 6A-5A girls basketball all-area Peak Performer teams
Coach of the year: Janean Jubic-Zenz, Pine Creek Peak Performer: Kinley Asp, Air Academy First team Cobelyn Wiesner, sr., Falcon Corinna Arellano, sr., Palmer Ridge Kinley Asp, sr., Air Academy Alli Dreessen, sr., Pine Creek Deja Burns, sr., Sierra Second team Isabella Monk, sr., Widefield Rylee Edmondson, sr., Lewis-Palmer Samira Gantt, sr., Liberty Leah Dreessen,…
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Gazette Preps’ all-area Peak Performer girls wrestling teams
Coach of the year: Johnny Lopez, Pine Creek Peak Performer: Allison McDaniel, Falcon First team Peggy Susan Dean, Sand Creek Sarah Brown, Lewis-Palmer Allison McDaniel, Falcon Tylee Schultz, Pine Creek Amaya Hinojosa, Widefield Bella Arellano-Gandy, Coronado Elanor Thorson, Cañon City Kate Doughty, Cañon City Jordyn Blackmore, Coronado Ellianna Kidwell, Widefield Sophia Flores, Discovery Canyon Vivienne…
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Ice hockey Peak Performer of the Year: Riley Miltko overcomes personal trials, makes history at Pine Creek
A little more than two years ago, Riley Miltko was considering leaving hockey for good. Miltko was playing at a high level as part of the Connecticut Chiefs 16U Tier 1 program, but he wasn’t happy. After leaving the Chiefs and finishing out the remainder of the season with the Colorado Springs Tigers, he was…