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Today's Sports

  • Sports briefs

    GIRLS GOLF
    Evergreen searching for players for the 2015 season
    The Evergreen High School girls golf team is looking for additional players for the upcoming 2015 spring season.

    Any girls from Evergreen High, Rocky Mountain Academy and/or Clear Creek High School are welcome to join. 

    Practice starts Feb. 23. There will be a parent/player meeting prior to the start of practice.

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  • Nations is lone bright spot for...

    AURORA — It was supposed to be a simple escape with his opponent — Hinkley’s Xavier Abeyta — bending his arm at the elbow and not straightening it out, but it turned into an early turning point of the match for Evergreen’s Thomas Nations.

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  • Cougars push forward despite...

    By Craig Harper
    For the Courier

    Injuries and illness have made for a trying season for Evergreen’s boys basketball team, especially in 4A Jeffco League play. But somehow the Cougars head into the next-to-last week of the regular season on a two-game-winning streak, though, par for the course, it wasn’t easy.

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  • Kisiel, Cougars sweep Littleton

    LITTLETON — History repeated itself for the Evergreen Lady Cougars’ basketball team as they bested the Littleton Lions, 52-43, on Jan. 31 at the Lions Den, giving them their second win against the Lady Lions this season.

    “Every time we come (to Littleton) we expect to play a scrappy game,” said Evergreen girls basketball head coach Amy Bahl. “But we always manage to pull out the win.”

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  • Numbers game rolls Cougars’ way

    ARVADA ­— Winning is nice, and Evergreen’s girls swim team does its fair share of that. But it’s the sheer number of swimmers that the Lady Cougars put in the finals that shows why they have been so successful in recent years.

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  • D’Evelyn slips by Cougars in 3...

    By Matthew Van Deventer
    For the Courier

    The Evergreen Lady Cougars lost their home game in triple overtime against D’Evelyn, 65-59, on Jan. 23 at Evergreen High School.
    Four Evergreen starters scored in the double figures. Annie Trimarco led the pack with 15 points, followed by Sam Kisiel’s 13 points. Sophomores Lauren Russell and Logan Newhall each scored 10.
    The game went into the second half tied at 19-all. Evergreen upped its play in the second half as Trimarco ran the ball inside and everyone played more aggressively.

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  • Banged-up Cougars struggle to...

    By Craig Harper
    For the Courier

    LAKEWOOD — Evergreen’s boys basketball team flew into the 4A Jeffco League’s version of the Bermuda Triangle on a five-game winning streak. A search party isn’t necessary, but the Cougars could use a resuscitator after consecutive games against Valor Christian, Golden and D’Evelyn.
    The trio — two among the top seven-ranked teams in 4A and the other on the periphery of the top 10 — routed Evergreen by a combined 86 points.

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  • Sports briefs

    MOTOCROSS
    Evergreen’s Baysinger places 8th at Springs’ Arenacross event
    Evergreen resident Jake Baysinger took eighth place in the 85cc 9-11 amateur division age group event Jan. 25 at the AMSOIL Arenacross event held at World Arena in Colorado Springs.
    Baysinger was fifth in the second heat to qualify for the finals.
    There were three Colorado riders in the final, including Denver’s Alana Padilla and Aurora’s Justin Joyce, who came in ninth and 10th respectively.

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  • Cougars keep Lobos’ offense in...

    CONIFER — A lot has gone the Conifer Lobos’ way lately. Eric Valerio’s boys basketball team — the same program that ended last year with a win over rival Evergreen — had started a school-best 8-0 and was previously ranked No. 10 in CHSAA’s 4A poll.

     But Jan. 14, the Lobos were hosting Evergreen, a team flying under the radar a bit thus far in the 2014-15 season and one that was excited to show what it could do.

    It did quite well for itself as evident of its 60-52 win at Conifer High School.

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  • EHS perseveres despite foul...

    CONIFER — Evergreen girls basketball coach Amy Bahl has said that for her team to be successful, it needs contributions from all five players on the court at that time. 

    So when leading scorer Sam Kisiel picked up two quick fouls early in the third quarter Jan. 14 at Conifer High School, giving her four for the game, it may have been a good thing for the Lady Cougars. It forced them to play more as a team instead of relying on the 5-foot-11 junior’s scoring presence in the paint.

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